The best restaurants serving British food in Glasgow and Surrounding

Two of us visited for lunch on a weekend. We had 2 standard sandwiches and & 4 coffees. When I called at the till to pay (having requested it twice whilst at the table and been ignored) the bill was £47. I immediately said “that can’t be correct”. A very snippy response that it was absolutely correct as everyone else had paid and it was the only bill left. Clearly my bill had been given to someone else who hadn't queried it. I queried it again and the response was even more aggressive. I paid and left. I will never return to any Calders venue or garden centre and neither will a significant number of friends and family who are now aware. When your staff are more interested in their nails/make up/iPhones this is how they treat customers.

Puede ser un truco poquito de encontrar pero merece la pena. La comida y las bebidas a un precio razonable y hay también un menú de cócteles! El personal es eficiente y agradable. Es lo suficientemente tranquilo para conversar y tiene un ambiente acogedor. Gran selección de pasteles!

I bought a too good to go bag here, supposedly £13 worth of food. The whole bag was inedible. It was truly disgusting and I'm not a fussy eater. I put the whole lot in the bin after trying a bite of each. It was disgusting. Please don't spend your money on food here. It looks and certainly tastes nothing like the pictures. There was karaoke on when I was in which had the worst "singer" I had ever experienced.

Worst shawarma I’ve ever had. I grew up with the best Lebanese/Middle Eastern food outside of the old country in Dearborn, Michigan. I enjoy pushing the envelope a bit with the cooks up King Street and Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow, and while a bit greasy, that food is all right. Shawarma Boy? Man: you gotta grow up. It’s clear that the food is hanging on its laurels with jalapeños, chilli…and zero taste underneath. For £13 for a wrap and chips, I expect a lot more than a tiny wrap which was made wrong in the first place - not okay for someone to order food without stuff to then have half the junk on it...I mean, get it together. The worst chicken shawarma I’ve ever tasted in the entire world can be found at Shawarma Boy in the Barras - Calton, Glasgow at BAaD. It's awful. Avoid.

Husband had fully Monty and coffee. I had cheese burger and coffee and child had kids chicken gougons and juice and it cost over £38. Wont be going back.

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

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

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.

Best soup I’ve ever had. The homemade soup here is incredible. I had the lentil and my friend had the mushroom and we both took another pot home with us! The breakfast rolls look lovely and the staff are so nice. Thanks and see you again!!

Awful A difficult to read menu - led to a horrible lack of empathy on behalf of the staff. I was made to feel as though it was my fault. The woman, who at first refused to take my order, and sent me two metres to the till where I placed a simple order for plain French Toast and French Toast with berries syrup etc. The wrong food came - something covered I chocolate for me - I don’t buy chocolate- I never order chocolate and it was instantly (and politely) refused. Her attitude was bossy - shouty - and plain rude. I couldn’t possibly be expected to eat there after her scolding. Basil Fawlty lives on. I had already paid at the till - AWFUL - awful - and THRICE AWFUL. We for sure won’t be back £23 down the drain !

Visited here this morning around 10.30 for coffee and cookie both were good. Cafe wasn't busy but tables had not been wiped. Visited the ladies toilets to find they were not very clean and floor dirty wouldn't have expected this at this time of day. Saw a colleague come out of toilet so they must have been aware of this as she had put notice up that one was out of order. Very disappointing.

We had a lovely lunch for Mother’s Day. Stuart served our table and made us really welcome and the food was lovely and good value.

Visited very briefly at lunchtime. Did not buy anything due to the rudeness of one of the two women working there. Asked for a pizza and chips combination thing that was sitting already prepared and snapped at by the woman stating that there were three pizza options. Without telling me what they were I said I would take whatever was nearest. I’d never seen a “pizza crunch” before but it looked horrible and said I didn’t want that one to which I was met with a huffy retort of “well that’s why I asked you want you wanted”. A list of what you do have instead of “pizza and chips” might help your customers then. The shop was swarming with school kids but I am in my 40’s and certainly won’t be spoken to in such a curt and nasty manner which they may be possibly used to using with their younger clientele that won’t tell them where to go in response due to naivety and lack of experience. Walked out without purchasing anything, which I’m glad about as the food looked pretty disgusting.

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.