The Coffee Klub Renfrew lunch review by Robert Blair

Our core team of Robert and Paul head to The Coffee Klub in Renfrew to visit an underrated café serving up food that’s not to be missed  The phrase hidden gem is often overutilised, but it is certainly one that fits the bill when it comes to this little locale on Paisley Road.  Dating... Read More

Carrick Centre Café Houston lunch review by Elise Hendry

Elise Hendry visits the Carrick Centre Café in Houston and walks away elated at what was on offer at this hotspot of gourmet food and drink There’s something instantly inviting about the Carrick Centre Café. It is warm, welcoming, and charming, creating the perfect backdrop for a leisurely brunch or a coffee and something... Read More

The Village Kitchen & Pantry lunch review

Robert and Paul head to the picturesque village of Bridge of Weir for a stellar lunch at The Village Kitchen & Pantry For years now, locals from across Renfrewshire have been venturing into the tranquil surrounds of Bridge of Weir when they want a taste of the relaxed atmosphere that those who live there... Read More

Callan’s Café Johnstone lunch review by Robert Blair

Our core team of Robert and Paul visit Callan’s Café at their new home in Johnstone for a wholesome and hearty meal Never underestimate the power of vision. It’s what transports a person from their beginnings into what they’ll aspire to become and with enough drive and imagination, anything can happen.  When the team... Read More

Vino’s Café Renfrew lunch review

Robert and Paul are left awestruck by a visit to Vino’s Café in Renfrew In recent years, the boundaries of what to expect from a café have been consistently redrawn, with many lunch spots veering away from the greasy spoon to something more gourmet. One establishment that certainly epitomises that shift is Renfrew’s very... Read More

The Junction Café & Cakery Lochwinnoch lunch review

Our core team head along to The Junction Café & Cakery, one of Lochwinnoch’s most treasured eateries There are some places you enter and instantaneously feel the cumulative load of the day slip off your shoulders. Complete with farm shop ambiance and a rustic aesthetic which means you’d be forgiven for thinking you were... Read More

Café 77 Barshaw Park lunch review by Robert Blair

Among the most revered establishments in Renfrewshire, Café 77 Barshaw Park is ready to buck trends and redefine expectations for the town once more with their menu  When Café 77 Barshaw Park first unassumingly arrived on Glasgow Road, no one could’ve foreseen the impact it would have. In short order, it helped usher in... Read More

Fruit + Herbs Soulfood Café Renfrew lunch review

Conjuring up sumptuous food that’s good for both the waistline and the wallet, Paul and Robert head to a fast-growing Fruit + Herbs Soulfood Café Where many cafés are born without any clear ethos, The Fruit + Herbs Soulfood Café was born with the intention of providing healthier alternatives that didn’t compromise on taste.... Read More

May’s Coffee Shop Bishopton lunch review

Robert Blair and Paul Dickson venture out to Bishopton for a wholesome and hearty afternoon at May’s Coffee Shop That is the precise atmosphere that’ll envelope you the minute that you walk into May’s Coffee Shop. Well-intentioned and unpretentious in both service and its food, their tight knit team isn’t only very welcoming, but... Read More

Aleo Café in Johnstone lunch review

Our core team take a trip to Aleo Café, one of Johnstone’s unsung eateries for an immensely satisfying afternoon  No-one supports a local business quite like the Johnstone faithful. Whether it’s a pub, gym, bingo hall or café, it’s a place that has proven itself to be predisposed to uplifting the enterprises in their... Read More