Reasonable wee place for lunch. A bit pricey for sit in but…read morecheap as chips soup and bread take away at £1.50 must be the cheapest in town! The tea isn't the tastiest - a bit stewed tasting! Pleasant and comfy seating with lap trays when you're seated on a couch. Staff vary in friendliness from the lovely to the grumpy so it's a bit hit and miss. A selection of 3 soups usually available every day with baked potatoes, paninis and toasties/sandwiches the main offering here. I am a very regular customer as this place is right next to my work, it's always busy but I think it more a case of the ideal town centre location than any particular love of the cafe!

One of the few places left on the planet that makes original Italian ice cream as it used to be…read more NOT gelato, not ice cream like you've ever had-- worth the train ride to get here and I guarantee you'll love it. Be sure to ask for the "real thing"-- and have a nice chat with Dino... Dino's also has great lunch/breakfast fare!

Dino's is famous throughout Glasgow for having the most delicious ice cream so when I popped in a…read morefew days ago I decided to try it out. The decor was that of an old fashioned ice cream parlour. I was served by a rather haughty Italian man who told me to go for vanilla. Not one to argue, I plumped for the cone with a flake. I'm glad I did because it wasextremely yummy. Walking along the Clydeside promenade on a sunny day, ice cream in hand, is a definitive Helensburgh experience

Great spot for sandwiches, cakes, paninis and more! Just had a lovely wee cuppa at £1.30 pretty…read morecheap at the price. Good selection of juices San pelligrino etc. Fantastic view for people watching on busy street near to Greenock Central train station. Lovely and reasonably priced children's pottery painting area starting from around £5-7 each. Wrought iron bistro tables and chairs aren't the comfiest to sit at for any length of time but there are a few couches ideal for a longer chinwag.

Nice wee family run Italian cafe. I usually get a hot filled roll to take away but have sat in the…read morecafe a few times and had a nosey at the memorabilia the interior is decorated with. Locals rave about the ice cream - I'll need to give it a try sometime. Staff are always friendly and prices are very reasonable.

Step back in time. This is an old fashioned cafe which provides basic cafe food. The lentil soup is…read moregood on a cold wet day, not uncommon in Greenock. The breakfast is reasonably priced. The only real drawback is the lack of toilets for customers.

Nice little cafe with a great atmosphere. Small, but clean and bright with friendly, chatty, staff…read more Lovely coffee, pies, sandwiches and cakes (we can 100% recommend the macaroni pies, apple and cinnamon doughnuts, fern cakes, crumpets and empire biscuits!!) Everything is freshly baked on the premises and sandwiches made to order. You can park right outside too for no charge. We always stop here when we're in Greenock!

Oh I loved going in there, for a lunch with group of students, it is roomy, and clean, and great…read moreplace to have a natter and a usual aulds food.! Eve if you are not happy with one coffee or hard cake, they would be more happy to exchange and re fill your mug with hotter coffee at no extra charge, so no wonder we al loves them!

This is situated just off the main coastal road between Cardross and Helensburgh - take your time,…read moreor you may miss the turn off on this busy road! The focus is on the tearoom, which is delightful. They sell a combination of home-made produce, plus things imported from other farm shops and quality suppliers throughout the country. It's a lovely place to stop off for a cuppa and some cake or a light lunch. The main attraction however is the woodland walks around the estate. There's a walled garden and acres of farmland. It's lovely to take the kids in springtime to see the lambs and calves. Most of the things you can eat in the tearoom are also available to buy and take home from the farm shop. This is a tad expensive, but the goods on sale are very nice and it's always nice to treat yourself to something a little bit special every now and again. Worth stopping for.

As wear a hearing aid I have stopped going to Ardardan as it is far too noisy. Not recommended for…read morea good chat. Also the last time my friend and I were there we were not made aware of the soup and sandwich deal until we were leaving and had remarked on their exorbitant prices.

Great pub always quite busy, always jump in here for a few drinks before going out as everything is…read morecheap, staff are nice and quick service

So... I'm a tourist. My family ventured into this pub for a bite to eat after our cruise ship…read moredocked at Greenock. We finally figured out we had to order food at the bar, and of course I got fish and chips. The food took some time to come out, but honestly it was well worth it. THIS WAS THE BEST FISH AND CHIPS I HAVE EVER EATEN. Maybe it's because I'm an American tourist and I haven't had enough fish and chips to make a fair assessment. But. I tell you. The fish was fried to perfection: flaky, crispy, and not too greasy. I typically hate peas, but these ones were sweet and fresh. The fries were also good. I am so happy to have stumbled upon this place with my family. I ate fish and chips about 5 other times while I was in the British Isles and none of those hold a candle to this place. Highly recommend for the fish!