Popped in D'Nisi yesterday for a bit of lunch after a recommendation from the lovely Fiona! We were…read moreincredibly lucky to get a table when we went in, as it was absolutely mobbed with grannies and their grandchildren! Unfortunately the only table we could get was right next to the door, meaning we got a horrible draft every time someone came in or went out, brrr. The menu in there is a bit limited, as it is just a cafe, but they do have a licence, so beers, wines and ales are all available too. Colin and I ordered the Parma ham bruschetta sharing platter to start, then I had the chicken and bacon club panini and Colin had a chicken and chorizo stew. The food came very fast, which was great, and was lovely! I wasn't a big fan of the bruschetta, it was awfully dry as no olive oil was used, and it wasn't seasoned either, so it was a bit bland. The panini was lovely, and I had a wee bit of Colin's stew which was glorious! We ordered a couple of their berry frappes which came in huge American diner-style milkshake glasses and were delicious! I think I would rather go here on a slightly quieter afternoon so I could sit up next to the huge fireplace, but I did enjoy it and will be popping in from time to time!

Right, I know this is going to sound kinda backhanded compliment wise, but it's the best coffee…read morejoint in Hamilton. I know, I know, I know. It's a simple fact though. It's a great little place, would sit happily in somewhere... I dunno... less Hamilton-y than Hamilton? I'm rambling. The coffee is really good - my latte is always just the right side of warm, but not to hot; the hot chocolate is incredible (a cup of hot milk with CHOCOLATE ON A STICK to mix to your own taste) and even my non milk drinking better half was satisfied with a soy milk cappuccino. I even dabbled with the apple pie and cream in the past - and it was also very good. I do believe the food may be a bit high priced, but when it's that good, it is worth it, trust me. They have a selection of toys for me... erm... the kids to play with, comfy seats, nice but not overdone decor, the staff are helpful and pleasant. It's a good place. You'll like it.

We stumbled across this as we were hunting another coffee shop chain and opted to go indie as it…read morelooked cute, popular with the locals and it was there! It's a duo store operating as a small cafe and bike shop - and it's a great idea. The feeling is of the cafe is quite chic in a dainty way. The staff were really helpful with the wifi code and served food and coffee quickly. Mum and I ordered bacon butties which came on brioche rolls - yum! My brother, ordered a cheese toastie. We all had flat whites which got slurped down rather quickly and came it neat little old china cups! More bacon, yes I love bacon! I just like a well-packed bacon sarnie or roll but that's me. If I were in the area again, I would defo seek this little cafe again as it seemed to be the little hub of activity and not surprisingly popular with a few cyclists!

Since its refit a few years ago Belles has flourished. The menu offers truly tasty, quality grub…read morewith nice touches. The vanilla ice cream is one of the best I've ever tasted and you will be spoiled for choice with the cakes on offer. Try the BLT or French toast! Their coleslaw is also top notch. The sloooow service lets Belles down but with the introduction of flavoured coffees to go with my cake, I can forgive them.

Belles in Hamilton is a favourite with the grannies, and we always came here for a 'wee cup of tea'…read morein my younger days when shopping with parents. It used to be much smaller but has since had a nice face lift, which brings it up to date with the more modern coffee houses like Costa and Nero. It does the usual lunchy stuff; sandwiches, toasties, soups, baked potatoes and light dinners like macaroni cheese and fish and chips, perfect for a nice home cooked filler when out and about, and a great alternative to a greasy McDonald's or the likes. A lovely wee tearoom to take your granny or mum for a shopping break, really warm and cosy with friendly staff and lovely, homemade food!

Stumbled on Ronzio while on vacation!! Great friendly service. Wonderful coffee and bakery items…read more We didn't have breakfast but saw wonderful looking plates being delivered to tables.

Visited Belle's today & what a disastrous eating experience, the service was extremely slow, staff…read moreextremely rude, off hand & dismissing, food took 45mins from order to reaching the table & when it did was less than impressive both in presentation & taste. Seating outside was dirty & soiled & not pleasant to say the very least. Will not be eating here again, looks good as far as layout & décor is concerned but basically a overpriced greasy spoon with disinterested front of house staff serving overcooked & pre-cooked food.

Having eaten in Kaldi's in Baillieston I was disappointed when I went in to eat here. Being up a…read morelevel of stairs makes it very difficult for people with disabilities to get to. The entrance outside is not that appealing with a door that could do with a lick of paint. Inside the staff are friendly enough but the space seems quite cramped. Coffee was of reasonable quality with snacks and main meals available at average prices. Inside the coffee shop could also do with some redecoration and the removal of at least two of the tables and chairs to make more room.

Gas and coffee stop. The coffee is ultra hot, but the foam, even from a machine is well and good!…read more The gas was Shell brand, and we filled up quickly and were able to get in and out of the location quickly.

Comfortable and inviting section of the Hamilton Services. Nicely lit with good display of snacks…read moreand drinks on offer. Coffee is up to the usual Costa standard and overall this is a good place to relax especially if you're travelling. Prices are typical for roadside services but still not overly expensive and the coffee is worth every penny. Staff are friendly, polite and efficient and there are a good number of tables and comfortable chairs to sit in. Overall a pleasant experience.

Best sandwich shop by far in Hamilton. Fillings are always fresh and lots to choose from. Jacket…read morepotatoes are my favourite. Cheesecakes are fab. Very reasonable prices.We highly recommend.Marie

Always a pleasure to visit here. Great professional service from the staff. Excellent coffee and…read moregood food.

Costa in the Regent Shopping Centre is a great wee place just to sit and chill and watch Hamilton…read morego by. It's located right on the bend where the shopping centre turns to the right heading out the back door towards Primark. It's got a relative amount of seats both inside the actual store, and outside in a seating area. No toilets, but there are shopping centre toilets located just across from it. Nothing much else to say about it, as pretty much all Costas are the same! Staff are friendly and attentive, and drinks are always made correctly to your order!

We've been a few times now. The cooked breakfast is usually of high quality, well cooked and not at…read moreall greasy. The filled rolls are massive and crispy and the coffee is tasty Italian brand so the produce is better than most cafe's of this type and well priced. The last time we were there it wasn't busy and the staff were having an inane conversation with each other from one side to the other, lowering the tone and pretty annoying to be honest. So they let themselves down in that respect. However this was a one off and dont let it put you off, if you're looking for a decent bite in Hamilton at a reasonable price it is one of the best options.

Attached to the Mega Amusement arcade, which I have reviewed before, this cafe has just opened back…read moreup for business, and was probably more missed than the arcade itself! It's not somewhere you would gravitate towards if you were out shopping and fancied a cuppa, but I can honestly say it is really decent, friendly and cheaply priced, essential ingredients for a mid-shopping brew stop. I have been a good few times, many times with young kids who wanted to play the arcade games, and it is a welcome seat away from the flashing and constant irritating beeping and buzzing of the arcade machines! Any one who has ever had a Morton's roll will vouch for how fantastic they are, a real Scottish gem, and this wee cafe sells them with fillings for no more than £2 each! You can have hot breakfast fillings or cold meats and cheese. I had a cheese and ham toastie which was delicious, and only cost just over £2 as well! The coffee is real and not just Nescafe in a polystyrene cup, I had a lovely latte, which was only £1.70, pretty good considering a Costa or a Starbucks will set you back £3 or more! Fantastic! I also hear that they do lovely home baking which I will have to go back and sample soon!