I have been wishing for a nice coffee shop close to my house since I moved here and suddently I…read morefound this nice place! It is a hidden jewl in the middle of a busy street... but with parking space. I was welcomed ny a very friendly staff. The place is big but cozy. The coffee is very good and the cakes are amazing!! I will back veeery often!!

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.

Great food and good staff. The place is always busy at lunch times, but the service is quick and…read moreconsistent.

AVOID AVOID AVOID Untrained staff that overcharged me and served the most disgusting coffee I've…read moreever tasted. Was either stewing for over an hour or made with reused coffee. Will never use this place again. If I could have awarded minus stars, this place would rate as a minus 5

Too much choice. Food is very tasty and whilst there may be a wait for a table it is very much…read moreworth the wait. The atmosphere is laid back and chill

We stopped in to Strange Brew for a quick coffee while waiting for the Scotrail. The service was…read moreprompt and friendly, and the coffee was smooth and tasty. We didn't eat anything there, but the food looked really good. Cute interior, good prices.

What a cute wee place!! Having seen some comments on a local Facebook page and a sample of the…read moremenu, I headed out to Strathaven to have a gander. Just off the Main Street, to the back, you'll find a small, blink and you'll miss it, type building which houses this lovely little cafe/restaurant. Inside is almost like a converted house! A huge space with stairs leading to an upstairs balcony, surrounded by art by local artists. They sell bits & bobs - candles and the likes - as well as coffees, food and cakes. In the middle of the room is a black wood fire surrounded by cushions which I imagine is a lovely, cosy seating area when they have a full house. The menu is small but filled with dishes which include produce from local suppliers, such as Battlefield rolls and Puddledub bacon. As it was still early in the day I went for a delicious sounding open sandwich - Puddledub Shoulder Bacon with Avocado, Halloumi & Chilli jam. The sandwich arrived beautifully presented and laden with strips of bacon and beautifully crisp but gooey Halloumi. A total knife and fork job, the combination of all the flavours together on one forkful was truly delicious. The other half went for the Beef Chilli (which is braised with some local Strathaven Ale) and it was rich and delicious with a lovely rustic, homemade taste to it. Food you can tell has been lovingly prepared. There was no way I was leaving without something from there beautiful cake display. A selection of cakes were laid out on a side cabinet in baskets and trays and I had to deliberate for a good five minutes. I left with a Woods White Chocolate and a Raspberry brownie and a latte which I happily scoffed in the car on the way home. Overall, a lovely wee place and well worth the journey out to Strathaven for a visit.

Absolutely Rubbish to say the least I have Oat Decaf for a reason, if I wanted a cup of Hot oat…read moremilk I would have asked for it. One shot of Decaf Coffee (is that how tight Costa is at the bloody prices you charge) my wife's hot chocolate had more coffee in than mine, I thought the Costa in Livingston Shopping centre was bad (Not the Next one) but Hairmyres Hospital Costa you take 1st place

This Costa is located on the ground floor of Hairmyres Hospital, and trust me, when you're a…read morepatient, sitting in here for half an hour can be a massive respite. The staff in here are always friendly and it's normally quite busy with hospital staff and patients. Unfortunately only coffee and tea is sold, as sometimes I just wanted a smoothie, but they do all the syrups like caramel and hazelnut. Great wee place to chill!

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.

What a quaint wee find, located in the heart of Blantyre?! Opposite from the Police station, next…read moreto the dentist and opposite a primary school and the health centre. Told you it was right in the heart. Boom boom! It's been opened for quite a while now and I have driven by so many times longing to have a wee try. As I'm now getting all super healthy 'n' that and I can now walk to work, the world's my oyster and I can now swing by anytime. Super bonus! I finished a shift early so decided this was my moment to have a late lunch and give in to my aching longing. My folks had been a couple of times before, once for a Christmas party. They did warn me that it was a little expensive but it was a lovely experience and the food was good. So eyeballed the menu and I have to agree it was a big ol' mighty on the steep side. I was quite surprised for a Blantyre café, so this is where it loses a wee star. I asked the fine lady 'what be the soup of the day' and she said 'cream of vegetable'. 'One bowl please'. I opted for this as it was £3 for soup and crusty bread. A baked potato was £5 with cheese and coleslaw and went up with the various fillings you choose. I can't remember the sandwiches but they were quite pricey too. The cheapest hot food on the menu was chips at £2. Talk about cheap as chips. Haw haw! Sorry! Anyhoo, when I was in a Byres Road establishment today and saw that their baked potatoes started at the £2.50 mark, I was proven right at the expense. It's probably a catch 22 for them that if they keep it low it won't cover costs blah blah etc... It came across as a calm environment but you would think that it'd be over run by school kids, especially as the high school is literally a stones throw away as well as the primary across the road. Blissfully they aren't as The Little Tearoom have a notice up to say that children must be accompanied with an adult. So it's an unruly kiddie free zone. It's also a brand spanking new build so built for the purpose of serving fine food and afternoon tea. I will return, oh yes, I will be back. Hopefully try an afternoon tea, maybe a wee cheeky breakfast roll on my way to work. Who knows?!

I paid a visit to your tea room today with my 2 grandchildren and my daughter. The food was…read moreexcellent. The place was immaculate. The atmosphere was relaxing. The staff where friendly but not over the top and in your face so to speak . There was no pressure on time . The food was excellent . The price was excellent . What more can I say 10/10 Will return soon . p s the place is cleaner than any top restaurant .