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

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

Lovely coffee and cake. Very empty building.

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!

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.

Lovely spot ideal location, very friendly staff. Food was lovely didnt have to wait long. Good price a good choice. Restaurant clean

Placed an order tonight at scoops for old school cake, as I have done many times. The picture below is what came.. I called them to say I had the wrong order . To be told I’ve been told to say that’s old school cake . I know that’s not correct as I have bought it many times. I said to the young lady you can’t change a cake and then advertise it to what you would like it to be called. No apology or offer to change to a different cake but they did refund the money after hanging up and picked the cake up. Indifferent attitude very disappointing

We had a very unpleasant visit at this establishment. When entering, my friend moved one step further from the “please wait to be seated” sign to make some room, and was immediately scoffed at by a waiter. After ordering, our drinks were brought after about 15 minutes, and we were asked to pay at this point. We considered this weird but happily obliged. In hindsight, I think this is done to prevent customers from leaving after ordering.. We waited for our food (2 burgers) for about 40 minutes! There were other customers, sure, but most of them only got pastries from the till, only 2-3 tables aside from us ordered from the kitchen. Good that we were absolutely starving when we got our meals, since both the burgers were very dry and tasteless, and would’ve otherwise been left uneaten.