Situated close to my work and home, the cafe is well designed, very bright and airy with seats…read moreoutside perfect for a sunny day. In collaboration with Nick Nairn, the cafe offers fresh, perfectly cooked food ranging from soup, sandwiches, deli sandwiches, specials and hot food. On the two occasions I have been, I have had the Angus Burger with Salad and Fries and friends have had Sandwiches and Toasties. I've also tried the Fish & Chips which were lovely. For a cafe, it is a little pricey, however, a percentage of proceeds go to the Erskine Hospital for Military Personnel therefore, I am willing to pay a little extra for what I order. The food is of high quality and the cafe is always busy when I am in, a great sign of a good place. When the cafe is very busy, service can be a little slow but that is to be expected when the staff are run off of their feet.

If you're ever over that way you should def pop in for a cream tea. Delicious fruit scone, jam and…read morecream and lovely breakfast tea....does it get any better. This is a family run business, they have three other garden centres. A table service cafe is def a cut above the rest. Staff are warm, attentive and good is lovely and fresh. Def one of my favourites.

I'm not a fan of Starbucks as a general rule, but our car was in at the Nissan Garage and this is…read morevery handily just next door. The space is bright and airy and we were the only customers. The staff were lovely and they offered the full Starbucks selection. I ordered a Hot chocolate with cream as I've had bad experiences with Starbucks chai latte before. It was nice, the cream part especially, but the hot chocolate not so much. I'm not sure what it is, whether it's just a bit dark for my tastes but it's not for me. I got one of their pre-packages breakfast buns, which was...adequate. There were very meagre fillings and the bun was a little on the stale side. It also cost £17 for two hot chocolates, two sandwiches and a packet of caramel waffles... Great for convenience, and this branch it's self is a nice space and great staff, but I will continue to avoid Starbucks in general.

Starbucks has always been one of my least favourite branded coffee shops…read more Always found their coffee to be a bit on the weak side for me and lacking any really bold flavours. All in all a bit...meh! Their food also, not very imaginative, often the fillings in their sandwiches just not being all too satisfying for the taste buds. However it does serve a purpose and this time the purpose is caffeine and a bite to eat as I had taken up some voluntary work in the nearby animal shelter. It's a quiet branch, as it's on the road out to Dumbarton. However in the handful of times I've been in there's always cups on the tables that haven't been cleared away and there's always weirdly a lack of food. The choice is normally fairly limited and I've had to settle a few times for whatever is there for lunch, but my most recent visit there was absolutely no food. None. It was 12pm and I had no sandwiches or salads to select from. I even asked on the off chance if they were maybe hiding some in the back. I was told no they were busy and sold out. (As I look out across the empty branch) In most cases I'd probably accept that it's a one off, that indeed they were busy in the morning, but given that everyday I've been in the selection has been really low, I'm not too sure. The only reason I'm giving 2 stars is there's one girl who works there who is chatty and I appreciate a person who is engaged with their customers.

When I'm a tourist, I love stumbling on little shops where locals go to for their meals. We were…read moresuper early to tour the nearby Dumbarton Castle so we wandered down the street and stumbled onto this little shop to have a second breakfast. It's a fast food shop where you can grab a simple meal, a quick snack or a cup of coffee. Plenty of the locals were picking up breakfasts while we were there. I had the hot roll with sausage (only 1.30 pounds!) and even had a choice of soft or crisp roll. The shop is run by a very nice lady, but she handles the orders, cooking and payments on her own. Don't think it would ever get too crowded, but be patient and don't rush her!

Make sure you go to one of the two Costa Coffees on campus instead of the free coffee. It's worth…read moreit.

Ive never understood this branch of Costa, or why it even gets any five star reviews…read more Staff don't really communicate but rather grunt at you, I've been twice to this outlet and find that it lacks any atmosphere.

Costa does reasonable coffee, a good selection of sandwiches and cakes, for a reasonable price…read more It's a large chain, so no matter where you go, you know what you'll be getting. So. Reasonable coffee, for a reasonable price. Not a bad thing.

This is my favourite cafe in Clydebank, actually probably i would say in Glasgow. The homemade soup…read moreis to die for. The food is made when you order, none of that cold overdone bacon. Staff is so friendly, they're more like friends to you. Owners Gordon and Elaine will do anything to make your experience, go just how you would like it too. This is a 5*+ review