The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Scotland

Very dirty, 1/10 service and the workers smelt of sweat. I asked for nuts free products and all the products contained traces of nuts.

This is in the West End of Glasgow just off Byres Road.This is a coffee shop which has a nice display of cakes under glass.The seating area is very tightly fitted with chairs and tables very cosy.The cakes are delicious and the drinks are good.Service is quite slow so if in a hurry might be delayed.Staff are ok.

Went in on Sunday 22/sept/ 2024 at one pm. Food a lot better than b4 & pleasant service from Rachael. Here r some photos & you can see the other side of my toast it's only 1/8 th done 😂

Wee gem hidden away, so glade wee discovered it by chance, the staff are very polite and very helpful normally with a smile for every customer, always willing to oblige and chat while serving your order. They offer a small but tasty range of quality cakes, scones, and other hot snacks like baked potato's and toasties and such likes as well as range of tea and coffee's and soft drinks. Usually offer a clean and tidy area to sit and chill out during your visit with toilets adjacent to the cafe within the Dunelm store. A lift is on offer for those that might need to gain access to the 2nd floor rather tan the stairs, must admit Iv'e been visiting on a very regular basis for several months now and will continue while the food and service continues on this level.

I ordered gammon to be told they have none. The one girl said we have one left. When it came it had no egg and looked and tasted like it was cooked yesterday. Didn’t give my child beans. When I complained about no egg or beans the man said he’d get it and went off to do something else. I waited so long I went and complained, to be told we could make you another gammon! I reordered something else. The staff were just mulling about not doing much. I waited so long and my husband and child had finished theirs so I went back to say I wanted a refund and how unhappy I was. I left unfed and fuming. Never eat there. Not very clean either.

I went into Gregg's whilst waiting on our bus.....the place is disgusting,pigeons flying around the place eating off the tables and the floor...how is this allowed,I found it disgusting I couldn't even eat my food Tables not even being wiped down after people finished eating so the pigeons on them straight away for any scraps..IL definitely never be back in it unless they give the place a good sanitiser and get rid of the pigeons eating there to .....

Well over priced ,soup 3 spoonfuls gown, for nearly £6 , sadly a bit pricey for me but it is what it is, nice staff

Truly lovely place to eat . Great menu for perfect Scottish cuisine and great personal service . On our first visit it was a choice of coffee and delicious cakes . On our return visit for breakfast muckle toon breakfast was the best .

Felt like a local coffee shop due to the superbly friendly staff. A nice atmosphere. Well done to them. It should be what all places do, but they don’t. Top marks all.

Staff at the weekends couldn't be nicer, always so friendly and helpful. Seating areas is always kept so clean as well.

Been enjoying the products of this bakery since the early 1960's, but after 25 years away from home, the bean and potato pies, plain bridies, violets, and mocha cakes were just some of the items I missed so much. How disappointed was I when moving back to find this bakery in decline, the meat in the pies and bridies is awful, they don't make the tattie and bean anymore, the shops have a feel of sparse, "soon to be closed" about them, many if the much loved bakery items discontinued, I remember as a young man meeting Mr Goodfellow frequently when he was performing his shop inspections, a lovely man, but he would be so disappointed in the state of the business. Strange thing, I tried the JM Bakery, and their bean and tattie pies, whole bigger, had that lovely familiar flavour, as did the bridies. So so sad to see Goodfellow and Stevens is not the premier bakery in Angus anymore.

It’s such a shame as when I visit family in Inverness, I always pop in to the Victorian market, so the cafe is in a fantastic spot. It’s an interesting wee place inside and all the signs are welcoming ....... except for the surly staff member or maybe it’s the owner? I didn’t get a welcome smile or acknowledgement. I wasn’t sure whether to order at the table and was just told in a matter of fact way that you order at the desk. There is an upstairs but this was blocked off for some reason. My snack was ok - took the edge off before my tea, I have given this place the benefit of the doubt before, but the service hasn’t improved. I went to the desk to pay and was asked what would I like to order!! I said I’ve eaten and I’m just wanting to pay. She just wasn’t interested. There’s plenty of other places in Inverness to spend your hard earned money. That’s the last time I spend mine in there I’m afraid.

Our second trip there exceptional compared to other supermarket breakfast ny only criticism someone should be at the till have had to wait until someone notices we are there but great service when they do turn up food fresh and well cooked

Wonderful breakfast very fast service and excellent food. Beautifully clean and very nice staff. Lovely place for a catch up and a coffee or a hot chocolate.

Visitamos este lugar para pastel y desierto, pero cuando entramos al lugar nos sentimos un poco hambrientos y tomamos un desayuno para niños y un panini para mí y mi esposa Panini fue justo lo que necesitábamos y a los niños realmente les gustó el desayuno. también. También me gustaría hablar sobre la decoración en este lugar, ya que estaba muy bien decorada y algunas fotos antiguas que podías ver que te harían sonreír :)