A friendly pub in the tiny village of Auldhouse near East Kilbride, the Auldhouse Arms is a great…read morewee boozer and restaurant that's very friendly. Large car park to the rear (which you'll need as there's not much public transport) and a vintage interior make it a really good place to stop off. It's on a cycle route too so if you're a keen cyclist this would be a great pitstop.

This is a lovely wee pub in the middle of nowhere. Well almost nowhere, it is about a 10minute…read moredrive from the centre of East Kilbride. I went there for a birthday lunch and the food was really good. We were there on a quiet Friday afternoon so the food was cooked and delivered by this friendly lady. I had the homemade pate to start and it was delicious. You could taste the homemadeness in it. Now let me come to the main attraction...the Mac n' Cheese. This was a cheese sensation! So cheesy and creamy and yummy...I could have happily rolled in a big bath of it!! Now lets move away from my fantasies.... My boyfriend had the soup and sandwich deal. The spicy butternut squash soup was delicous. He also had ham sandwiches...made with proper ham. None of this wafer thin cooked ham you get in the supermarket. This was chunky bits of homemade ham with white bread and lots of flavour. It is a quaint wee pub, very old school decor but with lots of charm. They stock Strathaven Ales now as well. I am going back on Monday and taking my work friends as well. It is also dog friendly.

The food was delicious and my girlfriend and I were very happy with the service that was provided…read moreby the friendly staff, the ambiance was excellent with a relaxing atmosphere we're looking forward to eating in the White Cart in the near future, I would definitely recommend the white cart to friends and family,my next order will be the T-bone steak as the other two steaks that I had were absolutely delicious, top marks from us for the white cart.

Was at the white cart last weekend for dinner. The food was amazing and also never had to wait long…read morewhich was an added bonus. Our server Samantha was very polite and welcoming. Would recommend and will be back again !

I've been coming here on & off for 20 plus years. I like the atmosphere & feels friendly. Love the…read moreProsecco offers just wish they were available mon-fri lol. I want to say positive things about the food but I have to say that I'm not a fan, it's all unhealthy stuff & if you do get any veg/salad it's not great. I recently had "steak pie" which to my disappointment was an actual pie (not steak with a puff pastry on top) maybe my fault for not knowing or asking prior to ordering. Left pretty hungry because I didn't eat much of it. I definitely would eat more often in here if the menu was more exciting. The staff are all very nice and welcoming. Place is dog friendly which is a big selling point for myself as I have a big german shepherd who quite enjoys socialising locally. Would give it 5 stars but the food kinda lets it down but worth a visit when your in the area

Went into The Granary last night, the 16th of June, after work for a pint and feeling hungry I…read moreopted for a Peperoni Pizza which I had previously tried and enjoyed. I paid the +/-11:50GB Pounds, in advance. Instead of the tasty Pizza which I had been expecting I was served up a Thin Ciabatta Bread with Peperoni on it. Tasty as it was, it was like a starter instead of the Mains Pizza I had previously had. When the matter was brought to the attention of the acting management I was informed that the complaint would "be brought to the attention of Upstairs management". As I was hungry at the time and had paid in advance I ate the food but was underwhelmed by the portion of food for the price and therefore cannot recommend it at this time.

Byblos Cafe, named after the ancient city in Lebanon, is a brand new cafe in the wonderfully…read morecolourful and multi-ethnic Woodlands area of Glasgow. It seems like this part of town is really seeing a boom in Middle Eastern and Persian foods, which I am a big fan of. I was only in Byblos for a few minutes as I picked up a delicious, traditional Lebanese style Chicken Chawarma wrap to go.The wrap was pretty darn good it has to be said, light with wonderfully spiced chicken, salad, potatoes, pickles and garlic sauce. As I waited I had a wee nosey at the food in the fridge and everything seemed delicious and fresh. The place itself looks really good, a big improvement on the former Deli Aziz, which seemed a bit busy and cluttered. Really looking forward to sitting in next time and getting a couple of things from the traditional looking menu.

We have been wanting to try this Lebanese cafe for a while now and the opportunity finally arose…read morelast night. The cafe is small, seating around 16 diners, and the decor is no frills, if not a little dated in a charming way, with the middle eastern atmosphere coming courtesy of walls bedecked with photos of Lebanese landmarks and Lebanese MTV providing the soundtrack. The venue is BYOB and better still, there is a Yelp 10% discount check-in offer, which was an exciting wee extra to discover. Byblos does a thriving takeaway trade which is great to see. We opted to start with a couple of dishes from the cold mezze starters list - hummus and falafel. The hummus was a generous portion, deliciously garlicky and garnished with olive oil and paprika. The freshly made falafel came with a side salad and pot of tahini paste for dipping. The falafel was delicately spiced and very tasty. We were also provided with a freshly made flat bread for dipping in the hummus. Yum! For mains, we both opted for the mixed grill, which combined both one of the lamb and chicken mains. This portion was huge, coming with loads of juicy barbecued meat, lightly marinated with spices. The rest of the plate contained chopped fried potatoes, rice, salad, pickles and tahini and garlic sauce dipping pots. Again complementary flat bread arrived for mopping up or building wraps. We had gone for a three course meal deal and dessert was traditional homemade baklavas of three different kinds. We were so stuffed that we asked for these to be wrapped up "to go." This was no problem. The owner (I didn't catch her name) was warm and welcoming throughout and we stayed to chat to her for a bit at the end. We had a really lovely relaxed evening over these tasty authentic dishes and can't wait to go back or order takeaway again soon from Glasgow's only authentic Lebanese eatery.

Very nice small Middle Eastern market. The food is so fantastic that I don't care if the man…read moredoesn't really talk to me. He was nice enough. I don't see why people would complain about him. Excellent selection the most delicious baba ganoush I've ever had in my whole long life.

I've ventured down this street loads of times, and therefore I *must* have been past Scherezade,…read morebut it was only after reading Steph S's review that it really popped up on my radar. I was visiting Pena nearby, and decided to pop in here for a visit. While this wasn't a 5 star experience in terms of customer service - the guy running the shop is totally fine, he just doesn't really ooze friendliness or warmth - the shop is really a total gem in terms of what they stock. There's a deli counter in the window jam packed with Middle Eastern delights like hummus, baba ganoush, falafel, spicy chickpeas, baked aubergine, olives and samosa. There's a grocery section which again, has a really wide range - couscous, oils, soups, tagines. The store is a little cluttered and if you were looking for something specific, you might want to ask rather than trying to find it. I grabbed a medium sized tub of the baked aubergine/eggplant, and that's what makes this a 5 star review for me. It was rich, juicy and decadent - absolute perfection. Served with some chopped onion, it made for a delicious lunch and didn't need a single thing added to it. It was somewhere around £2 and was enough for one portion, I'd definitely get more when I head back. It's well worth popping in here for a visit and seeing what delights you discover - be adventurous!

Not only did the lamb get lost, so did we. We found ourselves going into Eaglesham and then winding…read morealong potholed farm roads for miles. Our satnav had sold us a dummy and we missed the turning that turned out to be right where we were, and not 300 yards away as we were told! In reality though this place is literally mere hundreds of yards from East Kilbride - as long as you don't miss the turning. It's an old drover's inn so they say, and it does have an air of history about it. The real shame is that there is only a cursory attempt at a beer garden, it was a nice day but all they have is a handful of picnic benches at the edge of the overly-large car park round the back. It's nice inside though, plenty of old fixtures and fittings, although we were put in a small dining-room that had the least character of all the rooms we saw. It was quiet, only two more tables were occupied inside, and service was friendly and efficient. We both ordered exactly the same things, haggis bon bons to start and venison for the main. The bon bons were lovely and light, so presumably not just haggis, if there were only a couple more said the greedy me, but they had a great flavour and the whisky mustard cream sauce was about as good a "british" sauce as I can remember having. It packed a ton of flavour. The venison came served on mash and a gravy, and with a side of buttered veg. Again everything combined beautifully. The mash was creamy, the sauce flavourful and the venison was cooked perfectly medium-rare, it was soft and delicious. The veg was al dente as most cheffie veg is these days, presumably to keep the goodness in. There was almost nothing not to like as far as I was concerned.

Really tastey food and great staff and will make this one of our local places to eat....Thankyou…read moreLost Lamb our Date Night was made special!!!!!

For me this one is a low four star high three star kind of place. It's definitely a bistro and as…read moresuch the sandwich snack options are a pretty limited (Monday- Thursday) . We went for a late lunch on a Saturday (3pm) and were presented with a dinner menu. It ranges from Morrocan Salad (12) to steak (25). That means at these kind of prices it's more on a par with Ian Brown than many of the other eateries in the area. We just had main courses. Steak and Stag Ale Pie and the Morrocan Salad. In fairness, both things were pretty tasty and well executed, but it wasn't extraordinary or indeed great value. The staff were very friendly. If you have two courses and a drink don't expect much change out of £25 per person. And I suppose that's where this place falls down. The set menu at competing Ian Brown would see you get three courses of a higher standard for a fraction of that price. In short, a decent eatery if a little on the prices side for what you get.

Great little Bistro in Clarkston. Visited recently with a party of 6 including two young children…read more Co-owner Sharon was only too happy to keep the kids catered for aswell as the adults. Amongst our choices were Filo parcels, Chicken Supreme and Steak pie which I would recommend. In fact I would say this is the best Steak pie in the area. The Bistro is definitely a cut above other moderately priced restaurants in the area. Recommended.

We had to stop into The Smoking Fox simply because we loved the name--and I'm so glad we did!…read more This was where my birthday officially began. The pub was packed with lively people, great conversation, and exactly the kind of atmosphere you hope to find in Glasgow. I ordered a Pornstar Martini made with passion fruit vodka, Passoã, passion fruit purée, pineapple juice, vanilla syrup, and a side of prosecco. It was absolutely delicious. Jon enjoyed an Old Fashioned, and of course we added two more glasses of prosecco to toast the start of another trip around the sun. One of my favorite parts of the night was listening to the delightfully crusty bartenders banter with everyone at the bar. They had the perfect dry humor that made the whole place feel authentic and welcoming. Sometimes the best travel memories come from walking into a place just because the name makes you smile. Cheers to another year!

Ambiance: Very lively in the pub area and a little quiet in…read morethe restaurant area. Service: Outstanding! The staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and made you feel at home. Food: We went for the Sunday Pot Roast and it did not disappoint. The roast was cooked perfectly and I loved that you can get extra sides as needed. Do yourself a favor and make plans to eat here; you will not regret it.