The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Netherlee, Stamperland and Williamwood East Renfrewshire Glasgow and Surrounding

This is a well liked soup and sandwich shop, as can be seen from the number of customers at peak times. Good homemade soups, great sandwiches for lunch, fantastic breakfast rolls. Great service and friendly staff, well worth a visit.

Excellent place for a relaxed meal - great value and the opportunity to create your own main course is a bit different. Service is friendly and helpful. Would definitely recommend Monteiths.

First time visiting and came recommended. Met friends for brunch. 3 coffees and out order taken. Wasn't particularly busy and when we noticed another table that had ordered after us we asked for an update on our food and another round of drinks. Drinks came and no explanation given on food. When asked again was disappointed to receive abrupt response that food would be next to come out. Waited a further 10 mins for food. The food was delicious but customer service sadly lacking. Would not recommend. A simple acknowledgement would have gone a long way. We had to ask for the bill more than once. No tip given for the shortfalls in customer service.

Lovely atmosphere, great music and delicious food. Staff are attentive. I have had sandwiches before and they were good value for money. I would recommend you pop in.

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Hadn't been to the park for over 25 years and had fond memories of the cafe. Well - we were extremely disappointed of the new version. Walking into it was like walking into a motorway cafe from the 70's. We picked up our trays and cutlery (like a works canteen) and saw that there was a long line of different service points but had no signage as to where you went/how to order food or drink. No menu - other than the vegetarian menu - was noticable. Eventually found the menu and ordered 3 meals and drinks. Everything was done by pen and paper - no electronic ordering by the staff. The food came fairly quickly - but it was quickly established that it wasn't freshly cooked but batched cooked and reheated. I had a baked potato with coronation chicken (which was horrible diced chicken in a tasteless sauce) served with a teaspoon of coleslaw and tiny salad. The potato looked like it was originally cooked well but it was lukewarm and didn't have a crispy skin. My husband had a chicken burger - which was a cheap battered burger (lukewarm) served in a cold bun with no coleslaw (that was supposed to go with it). My daughter had a cheeseburger which she said was hot - but on inspection wasn't. Again no coleslaw. Both said the chips were good! Probably because they were freshly cooked. My daughter asked for tomato sauce and was given 2 - when she asked for more she was told she should be charged for them! I thought single use plastics were not supposed to be used now? The beverages were ok but we all felt that the £46 price was far too much compared to other outlets. Back to Caulders for us!