The best restaurants serving British food in West Dunbartonshire Glasgow and Surrounding

Lovely open sandwhiches! we felt so welcome. The cakes looked amazing (although I didn’t have one as my sandwhich was more than enough) I will have to get one next time. Quality food

I was staying at the Golden Jubilee for work and walked here because it was close. I ate here 2 nights, tried the steak pie and the chili. Both hit the spot on a good wet night. It does have seating beyond the bar. The kitchen puts in more care into the dishes and I found everything to the sticky toffee pudding delicious.

It was a lovely place to eat and chat. Great staff and service all around.

Visited just this evening with my husband and 2 sons. Firstly we where asked our drinks order as soon as we where in, but then we waited about 30 minutes to be asked our food order and that’s only after we asked the staff to come take the order. We ordered 4 mains and 2 starters, starters where lovely but the mains where awful, the steak pie was full of fat and the homemade chips where over cooked, the Cajun pasta all you could taste was the Cajun powder, the lusset burger was pink all round the edges and when I said to the staff their excuse was that it’s red dye that’s added into the meat to make it look better! Never heard such a ridiculous excuse I mean instead of just apologising! Lastly the lasagne tasted like cheap meat and was more sauce and cheese than anything. Won’t be returning

Great staff and amazing cheap food would recommend to all, Very nice and well set up store, Will defiantly come again.

The Gossip Shop closed a while back and has reopened as “Inn Defence” a coffee, burger and vinyl record shop. It has great coffee and a ton of vegan options, from homemade sausage patties for the crispy rolls, burgers, pancakes and tray bakes.

Excellent food for lunch and breakfast. The lentil soup is the best I’ve tasted. They also do lovely coffee and burgers.

Been updated recently and not an improvement. They built the square in the middle of the bar so to get in you are funneled past the bar. This means if people are standing at the bar it's often blocked just to walk it. The room to get past is small so the bar people can't stand easily and the people entering are blocked. For such a large place they have managed to reduce the accessable way in and reduce the table space. We tried to come in and while there were tables there were groups of 3 spread over 2 tables so we couldn't come in. I don't like what they have done. It's become a bit of a local bar for local people.

Food was good and hot and full of flavour.

Lovely coffee and cake. Very empty building.

Great atmosphere and the customers are very friendly

Stayed for three nights at the adjacent Queen of the Loch for business. Ate 4 meals at Marstens... Warm and cozy with a large menu of well prepared foods. Make sure Gemma pours your Tennets... she is a pro!

The room was clean and tidy great bed slept well In the restaurant Faith and the team had a friendly Can do attitude clearly happy to help very refreshing in a time of bad service and over priced living I had the chicken goujon starter and fish and chips for main fresh tasty succulent and well priced Overall I’m giving this place a refreshing 10/10

An impromptu visit vs staying at home in the kitchen! Staff very attentive and service was quick and accurate. Ordered: tomato soup of the day - very good Breaded cod and chips - fish lovely, chips were average. Haggis neeps and tatties - very good with extra sauce Apple pie with caramel and custard - OK ish On the down side our meal coincided with a large table celebrating a birthday - not conducive to a quiet dinner for two, not their fault. All in all satisfied with the experience even if a little pricey

Corries was a great place to eat, but it closed and has now reopened. It is now called MIVA, the food is excellent, the staff are helpful and attentive without being pushy. I would recommend it.