£2 tapas...what's not to like!! This is a lovely tapas tucked in away in a random part of EK. It is…read morelike in an industrial estate but don't let that out you off. It is the usual sort of Spanish theme inside but waiters are very friendly and knowledgeable. Every Tuesday and Wednesday, all tapas is £2, even the more expensive ones like prawns. It has all the usual tapas fare but it is all very fresh and tasty. We ordered about 4 dishes and it was more than enough per person. EK is not the most exciting eating hot spot in the world but this is a wee gem of a place. Don't be out off by the random location!

I did like Toro Espanol, the staff were friendly, food (on the whole) was tasty and portion sizes…read moregood (3 to 4 tapas is sufficient for the average hunger), especially if you get the £2 tapas deal on Tuesdays. However there are a few things to knock the stars off.... Firstly, at least one of the tables (where we sat first) was afflicted by a whiff of sewage - due to an issue with the toilets apparently. Surely if you know there's a problem sit people elsewhere? Secondly some of the food, such as the chorizo, tasted pretty standard. Thirdly, the location is pretty remote. If you haven't got a car then it's really difficult to get to. I guess you could say this a lot about EK restaurants... And I do!

I feel that I could write the same review for every Wetherspoons I visit, which some will interpret…read moreas a bad thing, but I definitely consider a good thing. Once again, Camperdown Place delivers good quality food, that tastes nice and comes in large portions, and all at an excellent price. For a city centre George Square location, you really cannot do better than this. We visited on a busy Saturday evening, but found a table easily enough. We both had burgers, Mary a veggie burger and me a beef one. Staff were friendly and helpful, food was served quite quickly, and the atmosphere in the place was jovial. The provided Wetherspoons magazine was interesting to read. It's amazing how many branches they have across the country. At one point in the evening, a glass smashed close to our table. However, in less than a minute, a staff member was on hand to clean it up. The toilets are kept very clean as well. Great work Spoons, keep it up!

A nice wetherspoons, but just a wetherspoons nonetheless…read more We actually nipped in here to use the loo after a train journey involving too much rose/gin and stayed for a drink so we wouldn't feel too guilty ;) Staff are friendly, decor is interesting. It's quite dark and fairly moody looking but has a good friendly atmosphere. Also they stock Caorunn, one of my favourite gins, so a star to them for that! Would probably nip in here for a quick drink if waiting on a train rather than going to Bonapartes in future.

A useful place to stop off after a walk along the Greenock Cut, the Kelly Cut, or to Loch Thom and…read morethe reservoirs. However, I think the facilities in the Visitor Centre are a bit disappointing for the size of the place. The cafe is quite large with lots of wooden tables and chairs, and it's clean and tidy, but there's little in the way of refreshments, just coffee/tea and a small selection of cakes and biscuits. The one lady serving could have been friendlier too. Apart from that, it's a nice building and shelter from the elements (!) with useful leaflets about the area, and some children's toys for sale. A big car park, and it's free too.

Stefano's is a great little find! Being incredibly close to my house and just round the corner from…read moreMount Florida station, I have to admit I stumbled on this pizza place on JustEat one lazy day. It was one of my best online discoveries (and bonus - you can order on line when you leave town and pick it up as you get off the train). They have a good menu with plenty of veggie choices, a couple of my favourites the Riviera - tomato, mozzarella, black olives, mushroom, pepper and oregano or the simple Basil - tomato, mozzarella, topped with beautiful fresh leaves of basil and black pepper. This one starts at £5.70 for a 12inch pizza, which is pretty good value! You can also add a range of toppings to their wide choices, meaning you can have the perfect pizza. The pizza's are thin, usually with a crisp base however I have had a couple that were a little soggy in the middle. This is probably the one's with wetter toppings. As the bases are so thin, they are not as heavy or filling as a more American style pizza would be. I imagine this is why their smallest size is 12 inches. I find 12 inches is a bit much for one, the large size size is a nice amount between two for a proper dinner. As much as the pizza is brilliant, the sides have much less to rave about. There aren't many on the menu, but personally I wouldn't bother with them again. Not awful but nothing special. They staff are friendly, it's pretty fast service. You can see them making your pizza by hand, and fire it in the proper pizza oven. Think this is why they always have such a lovely crust! If you're in the area I'd definitely advise swinging by.

Another Southside institution, Stefano's is always busy and always serves up a right good pizza…read morewhich leaves you both full and satisfied. Stefano's has been open for years upon years and I'm told few who have grown up nearby have yet to try its famous Sloppy Seppy - a strange concoction which manages to be both chilli, hot and tasty. A real treat!

Not only is the food substandard and the service poor, you can get hit with £75 fine for parking…read moreinthier car pak STAY AWAY........GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!!!!

Well i had the most uncomfortable experience in a wetherspoons i have ever had, to be accused by a…read moreno mark customer of doing things your not doing, to keep confronting you no matter what, you make staff aware, it may be hard for them to sort, but CCTV would show me minding my own business. And him telling me i won sit near him next week, he wont bully me and intimidate me into doing anything https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1107751632638230&id=100002102110745

My boyfriend loves the name of this pub, so we decided to go in for an explore one rainy night in…read moreJohnstone. The Nip Inn is the kind of old fashioned pub where locals take their cap off and put their feet up over a pint, but it doesn't make it any less charming. Some "old man" pubs like these can appear quite intimidating when you're not from the local community, but we didn't feel any hostility or cold, hard stares when we entered. The staff were busy getting on with their job and the locals were too immersed in papers or chatting to each other, so we didn't feel self conscious. As far as booze choice goes, The Nip Inn has a better selection of beers and ales than the majority of pubs within a one mile radius. It was also cheap enough to keep me happy, and low key to keep me relaxed. I like The Nip Inn. Regrettably, it can't become my local since I am camping in Glasgow for the time being, but it's nice to know it's here for when me and my boyfriend are visiting the family! It's simple, low key and does the job.

I've been in The Barleycorn a few times before because in geographical terms it would be my local…read morepub, but I would never frequent it. About 10 years ago it was my parents local pub, where them and all their friends would meet up for drinks. According to them it used to have a great management team and was a wonderful place to drink. These days, the pub has a very different management team, and subsequently different bar staff. Every time I go in, I'm always served terribly because the staff are always so rude and seem to just not want to work there, I don't understand why they don't just find a job they can be happy doing. I also find that there are a lot of regulars that go, but they're the sort of regulars who give you weird looks if you go in and you're not one of them, they always make me feel uncomfortable for going into what feels like "their pub." I wouldn't suggest going here for a drink to anyone unless its the only place open.

I popped into the Barleycorn with my mate for a quick pint while waiting for some friends to come…read moreand meet us for a function in the nearby Old Hoose pub. We immediately felt like all eyes were on us, probably because we weren't regulars, and partly because we were wrapped in tinsel as it was a Xmas night out. My friend went to the bar and said that the barmaid was quite friendly and seemed to be in the Xmas spirit, but the punters at the bar looked at her with distaste. We kind of rushed our drinks down and left as we really felt self concious, which was a shame cos it's not a bad wee place which seems like it might have been a good starting point to a night out, as the drinks were pretty cheap.

Use your old bus tickets for good deal Big Mac & Medium fries £1.99…read more I would not normally have a Big Mac to much bun for me so I took out middle section perfect snack when you want something quick & tasty

Pretty much as good as a McDonald's gets. Usually good service, nice staff, tablets and face…read morepainting for the kids and so on.