Seriously, this is one of my favourite places to eat. Huge and delicious scones. Yummy paninnis and…read moresoups. Friendly staff. Good value for money. Small, but cozy. Does a good take-away business, especially with the kids from the nearby school. However, this does not detract all from your meal. This is my idea of a corner cafe. Practically perfect in every way.

One of the newer places to pop up on Busby Road, Cafe Roma does the usual greasy spoon fare, but…read morebetter than many of it's rivals. It's always busy at breakfast and lunch times, which is a good sign. I was in a hurry so just got a roll and sausage to take away. It tasted exactly as you'd imagine it would, and the guy who served it was very cheery and gave me a paper to read while i waited. Unfortunately it was The Daily Mail. The cakes and ice cream looked cracking, so i'll put them on the "to do" list for the next visit.

Cafe Roma is a new kid on the block at The Toll, it's very modern and painted a clean crisp white…read morecolour so that it always looks fresh. It seems to have become quite popular as there's usually a fair few people sitting in having a lunch. I usually get a roll and sausage in the morning from here before starting my day, if I'm here during the summer I'll get something for lunch and then head across the road the Boni's for a good old-fashioned ice-cream.

I have been an loyal customer for years now, i only order from this branch. I ordered a cheese and…read moretomato toastie and they sent me a ham and cheese. I'm a vegetarian and also a muslim. Pork it's completely against my religion and i haven't consumed animal products for years. i was refunded however i am disappointed and i recommend you do not order or go to this costa. very disappointed. I have been in many times it is a nice atmosphere and a standard coffee shop.

Since passing my driving test, Betty and I have taken quite a few trips up to The Avenue at the…read moreMearns. I used to come here once or twice a year, now I come once or twice a week. After a hard days work doing the weekly shopping between ASDA and Marks & Sparks, an epic trip round Boots to top up on holiday stuff, I decided to reward myself with a beverage from Costa. As I've said in previous reviews, I'm not a big coffee drinker so I decided to go for a tame cinnamon latte which tasted amazing. I also treated myself to a lemon and orange muffin although it was pretty disappointing and didn't taste like orange or lemon... it was just like eating a moist tasteless dough. Ew. It's rather popular so gets quite busy but when I was in the super efficient staff ensured that the queue moved quickly and I was on my merry way.

bb muffins is located accross from sainsburys at the top of the centre and idealspot to grab passer…read moreby. It has plenty of seating and sells hot chocolate, various coffees, baguettes and paninis not to mention some of the lovely cakes. you have the option to either take away or sit in. they sometimes do special prices for your coffee and sandwhich.

Eat Deli had a little bit of a refurb since my last visit - away goes the large, whole-length of…read morethe shop deli case. Now it's smaller so they have less take-home meal options but I guess that's because they're focussing on dining in. I popped in to grab some lunch and initially couldn't even find a takeaway menu. Hint, it's on the wall behind you. I still wasn't sure what to get from those options but thankfully I spied some pre-made wraps in the fridge where the juices are. Chargrilled chicken with chipotle mayo sounded like a winner - that and a can of juice (aka coca cola) set me back a small £4. How was the wrap? Amazing. Actually - more than amazing. It was better than I expected and just the perfect size for lunch. There was some spinach in there and the whole thing had a really nice chargrilled flavour, I think the wrap was a little bit toasted too. Yum. I don't visit here enough seeing as it's one of the few good places in the local area so I'm sure I'll be back again soon.

'eat' deli is a sweet looking little oddity peeking out from beneath an eighties-style flat-roofed…read moreparade of shops in Clarkston. It's nestled in between charity shops and a post-office and provides the eye with something fresh to ingest in the otherwise dull surroundings. Here, one can find a vast selection of homemade delights ranging from sweets and pastries and cakes to chunks of lasagne and fish-cakes and baguettes. The presentation is beautiful and the choice overwhelming. My favourites include the apple and cinnamon scones which come complete with an exqiusitely perfect sprinkling of icing sugar. However, the service leaves much to be desired. I would be more willing to pay the hefty prices that 'eat' demand for their homemade produce and the fresh ingredients and supplies that they source from all the best places if I felt like the staff were willing to sell it to me. I have had many experiences in 'eat' as I now live around the corner and pass it every day, and the majority have left me with a sour taste in my mouth (not resulting from the chef's efforts in the kitchen). Some staff in this deli are rude and frankly couldn't be bothered serving you. Minus a star for poor customer relation! Another downside to this deli is their coffee. Nearly every time I order a coffee (which takes ages to make, so if you want coffee before you get your train you should really get there half an hour early) the milk is denatured and the drink is too hot to touch for at least an hour. Minus a star for awful coffee! Aside from this, the cafe is pretty and clean. Perhaps it's best for taking away food and finding some nice fresh cheeses or cured meats for a special occasion; that's if the staff can muster up the effort to acknowledge you in the first place.

To fully appreciate the benefits of this coffee shop you first of all have to appreciate that EK…read moreShopping centre is around a mile long, has hills and is more often than not mobbed. Given that I normally have a two year old in tow this is an arduous journey. Happily though this coffee shop is at the opposite end to where I normally park and is normally fairly quiet on the days and times when I visit. So it's like a little safe haven where the lass and I can chill out in a window seat and watch the world roll by as we share a muffin and I have a nice Latte and she has a freshly made smoothy that I inevitably need to 'help' her with! It can be a veritable oasis of calm in an otherwise tumultuous world!

Been going for years. Food is always delicious, service is incredible. Love the girlies who work…read morethere

D'Lish is a great place for a freshly made sandwich, pannini, jacket potato, wrap, soup or anything…read moreyou can think of (pretty much). You get to see your sandwich made right in front of you, Subway-style but without the pre-packaged rubbish and with all the love! They also do really good breakfasts and have a large seating area for sit-down lunches and evening meals (when they do a pre-theatre too). Independently owned and doing well! Good to see it.