We were seated right away and found the restaurant atmosphere to be first class. Our waiter took…read moreour drink order which was served in minutes and then took our dinner orders. The mozzarella sticks were good but the dipping sauce was not tasty at all. The garlic bread was lovely and the chicken liver pate was superb. I accidentally said bruschetta in the picture. So the spaghetti carbonara was heavenly, the spaghetti balanase was tasty and very good and the lasagne was good but the sauce tasted a bit like Campbell soup but with a hint of spaghetti sauce. Overall a good choice for Italian food all the way in law Lanark shire Scotland which is 30 minutes from Kilbride and an hour and 15 from Glasgow.

The only attention to detail and quality service was achieved by the interior designer before this…read moreplace opened, because pasta sauce that is just pureed plum tomatoes, cooked-from-frozen hard-as-nails scone pizzas a home economics teacher would object to from a first year and high-handed, bare minimum service fall way short of pleasing customers. This is a chain-restaurant branch whose stylish facade drops after five minutes in the place. Not good.

Popped in for lunch with a friend after shopping at the fort today. Always thought Prezzo and Pizza…read moreExpress was the same thing...obviously not! They had a lunch deal on 2 courses for £9.95. I love deals, and it's a new place - why not hu? The interior was surprisingly nice and classy, they have a stone oven in the view of customers at the back of the restaurant which was quite a nice touch. Restaurant is spacious with neutral decor, and it wasn't busy at all so we were able to have a nice catch up. We both went for the lunch deal. I have never properly tried a bruchetta before so that's what I ordered - it was so yummy! Definitely more than some cherry tomatoes on top of a garlic bread, as I had thought lol. For my main I opted for the good 'ol spaghetti bolognese - super large portion so we definitely got our moneys worth! Definitely enjoyed lunch here and will be back for a second time. Only downside again was the rude waitress - seriously is it just me that they don't like?!

Colin and I were doing some shopping up at The Fort the other day, and decided to pop into the…read morenewly opened Prezzo to try it out. It sits amongst TGI Friday's, Harvester and Chiquito's, and despite the other 3 being absolutely packed, Prezzo was pretty much dead. So we decided we'd try it out. I didn't have a particularly pleasant experience at the city centre Prezzo, but I saw this as a second chance. It didn't disappoint! To start with I had filled mushrooms which were delicious, and Colin went for the Soup of the Day, which I think was Pea and Basil. He said it was lovely! Our mains were Penne Zafferano for Colin, which he had the last time and enjoyed, and Fusili Gorgonzola, which was absolutely beautiful. The service over the course of the afternoon was incredible - the waiting staff were lovely and attentive, maybe slightly overly attentive, and the food all came out in great time. I did expect good service with the amount of patrons though. The restaurant is huge, and beautifully designed - the nice open pizza oven at the back is a nice touch. I'd definitely recommend to anyone up at The Fort looking for a bite to eat. It's apparently much easier to get a table at than the other restaurants, and is a great place for food after a shop. Could even pop into the cinema right next door afterwards and make a day out of it!

I've had a few disappointing takeaways from here yet somehow I keep going back! Glutton for…read morepunishment or living in hope, not sure which!!! Tonight's bean burger was great, however the accompanying fries were a little soggy and salty. Previous issues include cold nachos which are hard to reheat as then you ruin the sour cream! Occasionally orders have been incomplete as well.

Pretty much just your standard pizza place (take away only). Haven't had any problems and it's the…read moreusual Dominos menu so you know what you're getting if you been to any other Dominos. Still pretty difficult to see the justification for the price of the pizzas but if you don't want to make your own you don't have much choicemost pizza places are expensive.

Nick's is very close to where we live but we haven't been to this restaurant / bar for a few years…read moredue to a prior experience (exceptionally bad customer service from the Manager when enquiring about a group booking) so I'll be honest and say we booked lunch here for convenience and the tempting offer of two courses and a glass of wine for £9.95 when booked through 5pm. We arrived at 1.15pm and the place was empty but we were greeted by a lovely waitress who showed us to our seats. It turns out the deal we had booked entitled you to a glass of wine, a soft drink or a pint of any of the beers on draft. This made the deal amazing value as they usually charge over £4 for a pint or glass of wine. The lunch menu was good with a selection of 5 starters and 6 main courses. Two of the mains came with a supplement (the steak which was an extra £5 and the salmon Caesar salad an extra £1.50). I went with the goats cheese and black pudding starter which sounded delicious on the menu and didn't disappoint, I really liked that the goats cheese was crumbled through the salad, and then the salmon Caesar for my main. My husband had the meatballs to start and the Cajun chicken pizza - he devoured both dishes! The portion size was generous and we were both stuffed for a good few hours afterwards. The inclusive drinks were also great quality - the white wine is a Chilean Sauvingnon Blanc which was full of sharp gooseberry flavours and the red was a South African Merlot - with my husband opting for a pint of Bitter & Twisted. Our waitress was friendly and efficient and lunch here certainly changed our previous opinion of Nick's.

Nick's Italian Kitchen & Bar is a bit of a main stay in Hyndland, and during the years I lived in…read morethe neighborhood I ever actually had the urge to visit. Maybe this had something to do with the fact it looked more like a burger bar than a traditional Italian restaurant, but as my dad always said, "Don't judge a book by it's cover," unfortunately on this occasion my judgey instinct was correct. I went along as part of a food tour evening and Nick's was the destination for our main course. Faced with specials like kebabs (eh?), meat and fish pasta combo's I knew right away I was not gonna get anything authentically Italian. I could tell some of my fellow diners eyes where on me as I tried to figure out if any of the dishes got the thumbs up from the fussy-pants Italian guy. On this particular evening I opted, rather insanely, for a salmon and pasta combo, which is about as Italian pouring a jar of Dolmio on that instant pasta muck. Yup, its the stuff of nightmares for me ;) My salmon was done on a grill, but had been charred to within an inch of becoming a lump of coal. The spaghetti on the side was an odd mixture of cream, black olives and capers. It was such an odd combination that left me wondering how anyone could have come up with this recipe. I thought I must have got a bum deal with my dish and so I sampled my buddy's pizza. Unfortunately, it just did not do it for me at all. Over cheesy, terrible dough, overly herby seasoning, way to crispy and thin. Just not my idea of pizza at all. Disappointing too was the beer list. The only beer I wanted, an IPA I think, they didn't have. Big sad face :( Despite it being a wonderfully sunny, spring evening, Nick's is rather dark and dingy feeling place. With so many new, proper Italian restaurants opening up in Glasgow, this certainly ain't a spot I'll be rushing back to.

I don't know if they're read previous comments, but consider my views improved since I last popped…read morein. The staff member who served us today - the usual chap - was in a much better mood and made two rather good sandwiches including one with more jalapeños than I think I've ever had stuffed between two slices of bread before. Annoyingly, they were out of Coke and I didn't bother asking for the kids' meal to find out of they were out of stock of that - they usually are - but the experience was a lot better than before.

was in this subway Sunday 10.04.19 , my son wanted a subway and I wanted to try out the salad as…read morehave heard it was good , so thought I would give it a try , I was the only person in the shop , so its not like it was busy , didn't encounter any eye contact from the girl who was working there not even a smile or hello , got a YES from her , oops somebody in a bad mood today , told the girl that I have never had a salad in subway so was looking for the favourite sauce to go on this ? she just looked at me like I had grown two horns , honestly !! you would think I had asked for the moon and back . no reply from her, so choose mayo as a safe bet . everything was rushed , like I said I was the only person , so she wasn't under any pressure , got my juice , paid the bill and before I even left the shop she had ran back in the back of the shop before I even got out the door . left feeling a wee bit angry . just paid £10.50 . I have worked in retail for a number of years and never ever treated customers this way , regardless of how I feel . think staff have to be trained on how to treat customers with respect , take a second out and treat people properly . Don't think I will be back any time soon . too be honest I don't usually complain and this is the first time I have ever done a review but felt quite strongly about my visit too subway. food was lovely , just a shame about service

As Chinese takeaways go, this one is a cut above the rest. As a vegetarian, I was tired of my usual…read moredish of fried rice and curry sauce and decided to opt for something a bit different. Upon browsing through a menu that plopped through my letterbox, I decided to sample what Oriental Cuisine had to offer, impressed by their vegetarian selection. Opting for the vegetable chow mein, I was pleasantly surprised by the thick and tasty noodles, packed with a generous variety of vegetables. My boyfriend ordered sweet and sour duck and his lip-smacking-silence spoke volumes. Oriental cuisine offers an array of dishes that are made well and delivered warm, at a not so premium price. This menu now has pride of place in my kitchen drawer as my Chinese takeaway menu of choice.

Delivered in good time and hot. Standard gloopy and greasy beef main course accompanied by…read moredelicious but artery hardening sesame toast and wontons. Mini spring rolls were overcooked and tasted like meat. Perfectly acceptable for the price.

Inexplicably not reviewed until now,happy to spread the shaheds message. I have recently moved to…read morethis area after 28 years in pollokshields,a place not short of places to eat,especially curry,i quickly rooted out shaheds ( in pollokshaws rd) as being head and shoulders above the rest,quality,and quantity of meat was consistently good,no chewy lamb appearing ,nice tender chicken,sauces were not the usual generic " Glasgow curry" style i.e. blended onions,tomatoes with a few bits added at end,each dish tasted different. Coupled with the fact that the place was immaculately clean,and the service was unfailingly personal,cheerful,pleasant whether delivered or bought in shop. I existed on the set meals for some time,keeping half for next day,i don't get anywhere near the amount of takeaways that I did then,but it's good to have options when that urge consumes you,the unmistakable craving for something so tasty that only a really good curry will do,and its my opinion,based on considerable experiience thst small outlets like this are far superior than actual restaurants.They also do excellent kebabs,burgers,real chicken fillet I and lots of it,great chips,pizzas which I can't comment on. So,having lived here for 9 months,why did I not know that a shaheds was 5 mins from my house,i do now. First delivery was the hilariously titled set meal for one,see photo, 10.50 includes poppadum, spiced onion,any curry,,rice or Nan,mixed pakora as pictured,hefty portion with plenty of chicken,not padded out with veg as is common, curry which must have had 2 chicken fillets in it,so much,delivered with the cheery ,and prompt,service that I know from old,same in shop,on phone,nice people, good food,good price,yelpers must know about this,I've made it my business to ensure they do as although I'm a newbie helper,that's what yelp seem,to me,to be about,local knowledge shared to make it easier for locals to find what they are after,for me,i think a spicy chicken fillet burger might be next up,saw one getting grilled the other day,looks fabulous. Wonder what im going to find next time i venture south on the 38 bus