The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in East Renfrewshire Glasgow and Surrounding

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.

Customer service beyond awful. Older woman very rude and like we were a complete inconvenience in her shop from the moment we stepped in. She shouted at my 2 young kids because they wanted to look at the ice cream flavours to choose like you do in every other ice cream shop ever. Abruptly informed them there was a list to read, no looking at the ice cream. I would have walked out but had promised kids ice cream for last day of school holidays. With such rude staff being horrible to little kids and so unwelcoming it's safe to say we will not be back.

Service was good and sandwiches good but disappointed in 'broccoli' soup - it was a bit watery and had no taste of broccoli, like a thin pea soup! Broth was OK.

We had a chance to have lunch at the Rock & Spindle during a recent visit to St Andres. The restaurant is located on the Castle Course, which I was told was the most difficult golf course to play in the area. The restaurant sits on the 9th and 18th fairways, directly on the North Sea. Spectacular views. There is a gift shop attached. The food and service were okay, nothing to rave about, but a beautiful place to enjoy the scenery. We tried the Haggis Balls with whiskey sauce. Crossed it off the bucket list and moved on.

At least Dick Turpin had the decency to wear a mask! Nearly fainted when I was told the price for a salad roll, cup of tea, bottle of water and a cake.............

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A good cafe for snacks, and lunch. Plenty parking.

Visited this pub a few times recently when visiting Glasgow. Nice old building and menu is standard pub grub with a good selection of beers and wines on offer. Friendly service. Kid friendly.

I hired Crumbs to do all catering for my husbands 60th birthday party last weekend. I can't thank Donna and David enough for arriving with all the hot and cold food at the time I requested. I asked Crumbs to cater for approx 60/70 friends and family. It ended up over 100 friends arrived at our home. There was plenty of food for everyone and I received many compliments for the caterer. I'm only sorry I forgot to take a picture before I opened the buffet but I'm hoping either Donna or David took a picture as it was a fabulous buffet. Well done and many thanks to Crumbs x

Went in with my wife for lunch. Only thing that tasted ok was the coffee. I ordered a backed potato with coronation chicken. The potato was inedible, chicken was ok. Cutlery must have came from Ikea. Knife could not cur butter, not surprised, the skin of the potato was brick hard. Plates were very small to make you think it was a large portion. Prices matched a hotel on High Street. Never Again. Park is nice for a walk but Indian run coffee shop was disgusting.

Una comida a precios económicos. Ir a menudo para los bocadillos del desayuno. Personal encantador y una ubicación ideal. Sin duda el mejor lugar en la calle principal por algo de comer. Vale la pena una visita