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

Went there today 25/12/25 for Christmas dinner with family starter came out soup vegetables thick and cold with bit of hard bread main meal meant to be turkey it was 4 pieces of meat straight from a tin never been turkey in its life 2 Rock solid potatoes 1 big parsnip that hard couldn’t even bite into it small bit of stuffing tasteless tiny small amount of gravy out of 9 people not one of us finished it my mother was crying couldn’t believe it the pudding was apple crumble there was 6 big slices of apple no crumble and small amount of custard thick and lumpy we waited 40 minutes for the pudding we couldn’t wait to leave it was the worst experience of our lives for £68 per person I will be looking for a full refund my dad is disabled with a brain and was so upset absolutely shocking so people please stay away

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The food was decent and the service was good. I wouldn't hesitate to go back and would recommend it to others. The full breakfast is good value for money and it is not too pricey.

Prefect spot for a mid day snack

Carry out fish. Batter was so thick, uncooked and quite inedible. Will not be back. Threw out both fish.

Dreadful from beginning to end. Minimalist ‘menu’ Unprofessional , discourteous and disinterested staff. Awful food. Badly prepared. Badly presented and virtually inedible. The worst dining experience I have ever experienced anywhere.

Can't comment on the prices which were steep as 4 of us were on a golf deal which included an evening meal here, and a stay at Cameron House with Breakfast. Food was very good nice staff only slight complaint is we waited on sweets for a while and had to remind them.

Very clean and comfortable and the man that did breakfast was very good efficient and friendly would defo recommend this place

Tables are rarely cleared when patrons leave. I put this down to there not being enough staff on at the time. Tables are pretty dirty also

I only pass this place I don’t really use it for food or anything else. Cheap and cheerful from what I know from using other Wetherspoons.

I was feeling slightly apprehensive about attending my booking once I read some of the reviews, however I’m glad I didn’t give it a miss! Firstly the service was impeccable, my partner and I had our first drinks order taken soon after we were seated and did not wait long at all for them to arrive. We shared the scallops to start which are 10/10, although the portion size was small considering the price, the taste was worth it. My partner also had the chicken wings starter which he enjoyed however I would give the parmesan fries a miss - fries slightly over cooked and they were presented in a way that meant most of the parmesan was at the bottom. Mains also arrived fairly quickly, large portion sizes for the sea bass and calzone which I’d highly recommend. We went at night time and the atmosphere was still good but I can imagine the stunning views of the loch that would be available during the day so I would take this into consideration before visiting. Overall cannot fault our experience one bit, slightly pricey as some of the other reviews state, we paid roughly £107 (minus the service charge) for 2 starters, 2 sides and 2 mains with 2 cocktails however considering the location this wasn’t too steep in my opinion.

Food is good and reasonably priced. Service is also very good. All that said the drinks prices are dreadful; a 175ml glass of wine £17.50, a cocktail £25! Sadly they certainly overcharge on drinks by a considerable margin. Cremant at £10 for 125ml is quite reasonable!

Staff were great and so friendly. £15 for two coffees and cakes was a bit much when Wetherspoons is down the street and half the price. We had been in there earlier and got unlimited coffees plus two desserts for £8 for an idea of price as my dad had an appointment we had to wait on in Dumbarton. The store itself is a disaster. I’ve never seen a Costa with actual holes in the ceiling from water damage and multiple stained spots where it’s leaking. The front signage of the store is also missing on one side with a tarp with COSTA branding covering about a third and exposed wood ply behind the rest. It looks really tatty and run down. Again top thanks to the staff on shift trying their best in a store falling down around them. You really need to look at the condition of the store whoever manages this branch.

We ordered chilli with rice, it came out massively overcooked. She said it comes in a packet so this was how it should be. It was very clear they had put it in the microwave for so long that the sauce was dried up and the beans were so hard they were inedible. The person in the kitchen refused to change it so left hungry.

Paramos aquí de camino a Oban. Había pocas opciones en la zona inmediata y nos hubiera gustado haber mirado el pueblo en sí. El gran problema aquí es que le dije a la camarera que tenía alergia a los lácteos y al huevo. La papa y los frijoles que pedí no deberían haber tenido ningún lácteo, pero cuando llegó había nachos de queso en ella. Dije que había advertido de la alergia y que no podía tenerla. Se fueron y lo reemplazaron, pero no hubo disculpas, ni sentido de la importancia del problema. Ningún gerente vino a tratar el tema.