While driving out to Stirling with my dad the other day, we stumbled onto this charming little…read moreroadside eatery in Bonnybridge. We were only looking for a coffee, but I was surprised to see some nice looking food on offer. Crumbs is located in a quiet little retail strip and it didn't look like too many people were passing through, but as we sat down and observed the flow of their business, I realised I couldn't be more wrong; they seem to do a very healthy trade with the local builders and road workers for filled rolls and such...the stream of people coming in for their takeaway breakfasts and lunches never stopped! They clearly have a reputation in the area for food that's good and fast, but they also had a pretty impressive selection of actual home-cooked food for the sit-down lunch crowd (only two tables in Crumbs, but great for people-watching!!). I saw some gorgeous homestyle mac and cheese, some sort of toad-in-the-hole type of dish, and various fillings for jacket potatoes, all of which looked quite appetising. One of the things I love most when travelling is finding funky out of the way places like Crumbs where they're serving up "real food that's real good" and the ladies running the place are a bit cheeky with everyone - especially the regulars. It reminds me of all the road trips I've taken through the western half of the US, where places with extra helpings of character aren't hard to find. I don't know when I'll be passing though Bonnybridge next, but I'll definitely make a point to come hungry so I can stop at Crumbs for more than just coffee.

Really good best chic sweet corn soup and ribs :) would deffo go back great friendly staff value…read morefor money

1st class service, people were helpful, smiley and food was deeelicous. Would defo go back!read more

fast delivery very tasty and the price is reasonable would recommendread more

Tried this for the first time for a takeaway. It calls itself the "New Village Tandoori" now. First…read moreimpressions as I walked was not very impressive. Not a clean looking takeaway however worst of all was the girl working behind the counter eating as she served customers. Picking her teeth to get bits of food out of it and then making up pizzas with her hands. She then takes a can of coke from the counter, opens it, sticks a straw in and takes a big gulp and puts the open can of coke in with the food counter for later. She looks as if she needed a wash or at the very least wash her hands after eating and putting her fingers in her mouth. Shocking service. Won't be back and would avoid. Food was ok as well but totally put off by the girl eating half the profits in front of me!!

This branch is located on the pedestrian precinct in Coatbridge. It is a very busy store which has…read morea limited amount of seats available inside but is more of a take away. They sell an abundance of freshly made subway sandwiches, some of them are hot. They can be toasted to suit. A variety of hot and cold drinks and snacks are available to accompany your sandwich. It is clean enough in here but can be a bit messy at times due to the high volume of teenage schoolkids which use it at lunchtimes. It is good value for money and is even better when they have special offers on.

Went here to get a kebab close to closing time they had none left staff were more than helpful to…read moreget me something I went for the pizza deal 12inch two toppings two cans juice and chips they offered any pizza on menu with the deal at no extra charge so had meat feast which was fantastic and didn't charge extra for using card for order under £15 got all off above for £9.50 great job guys really pleased cant wait to return

From the owner: Spice Express Takeaway Cumbernauld prides itself on serving Westfield and the surrounding community…read morewith over 25 years worth of Authentic Indian cuisines, Pizza, Kebabs, Burgers & Fast food.

Good food fast on delivery cheap prices loads better than the pish sizzlers round the cornerread more

OK, we're all geeks here, right? Right. We've all seen Guardians of the Galaxy?…read more The scene in the prison where all hell breaks loose, and Rocket and Groot are fighting bad guys, and the bad guys are all like "PEW! PEW! PEW!" and Rocket doesn't have a gun, and then Drax arrives and is like "BAM! BAM! BAM!" and kicks people and throws Rocket a gun, and Rocket says "Oh.... yeah!" in an almost religious way? That "Oh... yeah!" was how I felt when I took my first bite out of a Jack's burrito for the first time in a long time this evening. I donated to the Jackstarter to help Illegal Jack's return from the dead, so I popped in today for the first time since the reopening to see how things had gone (and pick up my swag bag, priorities, people!) and I didn't plan to stay and eat due to lack of time... Then I saw a couple of burritos being built in front of me. And I smelled the pulled pork... and I caved, people. I folded quicker than a paper tent in a hurricane. I watched the staff look after the woman ordering two burritos to takeaway, wrapping the first one and leaving it where steam and heat would stop it going cold while the second was assembled. I love attention to detail like that. Also, using the lid of whatever filling you choose to catch any spillage so the fillings aren't cross contaminated. Little things make a difference, people. It came to be my turn. I opted for carnitas (that's what the pulled pork smell wafted out of) with a mild salsa, sour cream, pinto beans, seasoned rice and cheese. I watched in awe as the burrito was rolled. I really need to learn how to do this myself some day, I took my cup, filled it up with Coke and sat down. One bite later, I was back in Tex-Mex heaven. I'd missed Jack's, I really had. Other places may have more branches, but quantity isn't quality. Jack's is quality. The new premises are still a work in progress as Mr. Jack (nice bloke!) explained to me, but are still clean, bright, comfortable and welcoming, and even the music being played ticked all the boxes for me. Black Crowes, Lynyrd Skynyrd? Perfect Tex-Mex music. Honestly, I can't fault it. I will be back, I will eat too much every time I go, and I wil swear that I'll never do it again. But it's a lie. It's all a pretty little lie... Oh, and if you're in over the next week or so? Ask about the cranberry salsa - it's astonishing! Welcome back, Jack. You were missed..

BURRITOS! WHO DOESN'T LOVE EM??…read more Last night after a long and rainy day at work I coerced two coworkers of mine to join me for a bite out. My bus routes being what they are, I'd not only seen the remnants of the old Illegal Jack's on Lothian Road (though never got to try it), but now had spotted the new location along St. Patrick's Square nestled in the corner. Because we were looking for a budget meal that we could still sit down to, we decided to give Illegal Jack's a go. The first thing that became apparent to us is that Illegal Jack's has actually employed friendly staff. Wha... what? Where even am I? Walking in the door to being greeted with smiles and genuine friendliness is such a novelty when so many places give you the ambivalent "I'm being nice because I have to" luke-warm treatment at best, or downright snubbing at worst. And yet when we walked into Illegal Jack's the two gals at the counter of wonder were chatty and all smiles, and we had a short conversation about how good the music they were playing was. (Guardians of the Galaxy soundtrack anyone?) Next comes prices. I got a small veggie haggis burrito (score!) that was somewhere around 6 pounds. Normally I'd be greedy and add chips or sides, but even this burrito being small, it's actually massive (I was impressed the gal at the till managed to perfectly roll it, and even smush it all around so the proportions were evenly mixed--MY HERO). So I topped it off with a nice wheat ale from Stewart's and left with my bill around 11 pounds. Not bad at all for a solid beer and a solid burrito. Next came seating. Illegal Jack's isn't quite up to restaurant standards of atmosphere for obvious reasons, but the seats feel a lot cozier and less standardized than your typical Pinto's or burger chain. We sat down next to a gentleman mysterious staff member who was doing some laptop work--he very nicely jumped to shift some of his things to the side for us so we could sit. Again, as I was remarking loudly that the music was lovely he thanked me for noticing as he must've been the man in charge of the playlist (come on, Grateful Dead was playing, my hippie heart rejoiced!). But enough about my music tastes. How was the burrito, you may ask? Delicious, of course! That was a really damn solid burrito. My coworker even did a happy dance (twice) whilst she ate it, which I think is a good sign for any burrito. Even more than that, when the gentleman staff sitting next to us noticed my bottle of Louisiana hot sauce on the table he disappeared into the back and plopped down a bottle of Scotch Bonnet + Mango hot sauce from his personal supply in the back for us to try. Damned if it wasn't delicious, but whoo it had some great heat! Overall I left this place feeling 1) chuffed as all get out 2) with super duper happy tummies 3) pleased at how NICE everyone was and 4) STOKED that I have found an amazing burrito place that I can easily get to (lamenting the fact that Los Cardos is all the way on the other end of town in Leith!). So if you're fancyin' a fairly-priced burrito in a joint that feels just a little bit closer to home, give Illegal Jack's a scope. I know for certain I'll be back!