The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in South Lanarkshire South West Scotland

Really good service , great staff and coffee

Good place for inexpensive food or coffee and cakes would definitely recommend.

Lovely warm welcome from female staff member, will be back for sure

Lovely place in a lovely location. The Taj Mahal, the Indian over the road is fantastic if you are in late, can't recommend both places enough

Just such great food. Really excellent starters followed by delicious roast beef. Bar and wine selection very good and just the most friendly service. Must come back for that steak pie.

nice inexpensive lunch spot, food was of good quality, and coffee was great, only slight drawback was it was a little cold when we were in today.

As always, the staff are super friendly and the food is delicious. The portions are also great and the prices are reasonable and I would recommend without hesitation.

First visit and won't be last. Lovely comfortable restaurant, friendly attentive staff and fabulous menu. Food was outstanding and portions are massive. They even offer for you to take any food you can't manage home in a box. Highly recommended

Great freshly cooked,tasty and varied food. Great friendly service in comfortable surroundings. Never disappointed.

Was in last night for the karaoke. Natalie served me with a smile and made some good recommendations ✌️ - Enjoyed a Kraken - will be my new drink 👌👌

Came here for breakfast, got pancakes, coffee and an OJ. Friendly staff, very accommodating.

I ordered a corporate buffet today for a meeting with guests from all over the UK, they all raved about the selection of the lunch and the quality of the food. Was delivered to our premises at the time requested, fresh, mixed selection and I could not have been happier. All guests said they cannot wait to come back as they enjoyed so much. Thank you Chapterhouse 👏

The Gillespie Centre is based in a refurbished former church building in the centre of the town and aside from the café the building is used for many community events. It’s operated by Biggar Kirk and most, if not all of the staff are volunteers. The café hours are limited to the earlier part of the day (10am - 2.30pm or thereabouts) so best to check online. It’s self-serve and a bright and modern setting. When we last dropped in it was very busy and noisy in the main area of the café. I guess a kid’s club or some such event had recently finished and consequently there were lots of adults and children having lunch. The other section which overlooks the High Street was fully occupied so we just had to embrace the noise level. As we had our grandchildren with us at the time it was probably a good distraction for them to be amongst their peers. The menu consists of soup, sandwiches, paninis, etc and there is usually a nice selection of cakes. The kids had a cheese toastie with a salad garnish & coleslaw (£5) and a filled ham roll (£3) along with cartons of apple juice (£1) so it’s not an expensive outing. My wife and I had Brie & Cranberry Paninis (£5.70) which were also served with a salad garnish & coleslaw. We all had a cake to finish off - sponge with icing, plain scone and paradise slice all reasonable priced between £2.20 - £2.50. The food was very good (and inexpensive by today’s standards) and the staff serving were local and very pleasant so it’s easy to recommend. I’m sure it has quiet moments at times.

very nice little cafe...food was good and customer service on the top...🙂

Fantastic wee place, staff really friendly service is swift, very accommodating and would recommend highly, went with my daughter on Thursday 25th April, ordered fish tea and chicken tikka panini, food was absolutely lovely and presented very well, portion size was plentiful (couldn’t finish my fish tea) will be back again soon, thank you