The best restaurants serving British food in Renfrewshire Glasgow and Surrounding

This used to be a great value restaurant did a great deal until 5pm have now stopped the deal restaurant was empty, meal was double the price and portions actually smaller. Food OK but don't think I will be going back felt a bit ripped off.

Place is a nightmare. Phoned twice to try and book a table got told will be back in a minute then left on the line for over 15 minutes before leaving it. Was concerned with the individual who decided to pick the phone up and begin to heavily breathe down the line. Turned up was only three chairs at a table meant for four. Wasn't made aware that there was a limited menu. Place is a bit of a mess with a food area essentially attached to a pub with a DJ trying to make it some weird nightclub vibe. If you want to go for a pint aye ok but avoid for anything. Absolute disaster.

I don't know what has happened with Premier inns at the moment but Two weeks running terrible food served this time I opted for a "fake and ale pie" the meal took forever to be served and when it was it was the pie was burnt on the outside a d frozen in the middle What the jell is going on!! Two weeks running going to bed hungry after a long days work I will be instructing the company I work for to look for alternatives now as nothing is ever resolved all that happens is some half ar*ed fake apology on here

We stayed in the HI before a flight out. We had no car so had to eat in this hotel restaurant. The room was fairly empty so we were seated right away. The menu was pretty extensive. The staff asked about food allergies and the chef actually came to the table to suggest appropriate dishes. Nice touch. The food was hot and fresh but not special. Adequate but not memorable. It was a bit expensive but when you are stuck at the hotel with no transport they can charge what they want. Basic but okay. The service was good though.

I have now started working across the road so I thought I'd give this cafe a try and I must say I was not disappointed. The staff are very polite and you don't have to wait too long before someone serves you. The food comes quickly and is always absolutely piping hot. The menu is varied and it is often quite difficult to know what to have. This really is a little gold mine and well worth a visit or two or, like me, nearly every day.

Sadly Dobbies Braehead cafe going downhill. Scones are now as dry as a board and appear to be cutting corners with quality every time! Asked for extra hot coffee, as often tepid….. clearly fell on deaf ears!

Food ok but the coffee & decaf coffee was abysmal we will never get coffee in the restaurant ever again.

Usually quiet as it is at the end of the pier away from the main departure area. Usual choice of snacks and drinks.

Im not sure why I went, it's a chain! Maybe it was the fact I booked a table for 9 and they took £10 a head deposit!? Anyway, surroundings are nice and staff are nice if a little unattentive - but I can cope with that. The Calamari starter was all greasy batter, little calamari, the tandoori lamb chops (3 chops on a plate of veg) were Chuck as old boots (£24). Other guests faired a bit better. £194 with only 2 people having 1 drink and had no puddings. Very disappointing. Feel utterly ripped off.