South Lanarkshire

South Lanarkshire boasts lush landscapes and historic sites. Typical dishes include Scotch broth and haggis, reflecting its Scottish heritage.

D'lish Cafe Bistro

D'lish Cafe Bistro

15, St. James Avenue, G74 5QD, South Lanarkshire, United Kingdom

Pasta • Steak • British • Scottish


"I have visited this restaurant many times over the years and this is the first negative review I have ever written for any establishment, but my experience was shockingly poor. We went for breakfast on a late morning midweek when it wasn't busy and were seated right by the window at the door. It took a long time to order drinks and even longer to order food. It took 20 minutes for our two breakfast dishes to arrive. My omelette was dry, falling apart, and basically a scrambled mess. When I posted about it on social media, I received various comments asking what I was eating (without mentioning where I was). My friend had avocado toast and when I asked him how it was, he just shook his head. We both ate most of our meals because we had to get back to work, but I left a third of mine because it was so dry. No one checked back on our food or offered us another drink when we had finished. A couple of young female staff members were busy chatting with customers at the counter and didn't clear our dirty plates. When my friend got up to make a phone call, I had to ask another staff member for the bill, which was not ideal. There was no conversation or even a simple thank you as we left. I'm not sure why I left a tip, perhaps out of habit. It felt like nobody cared about the food or the service. The staff on the floor didn't engage with the customers and only interacted with each other and their friends who came in for takeout. I have not returned since and likely won't, as I was truly disappointed. It used to be a great place, but not anymore."

Redstones Ev Bar And Restaurant At Redstones

Redstones Ev Bar And Restaurant At Redstones

8 10 Glasgow Road, South Lanarkshire, United Kingdom

Steak • Pasta • Pizza • Italian


"Positives location is good for Uddingston town centre and it’s close to the train station. water pressure in the shower was good. the bar restaurant was heaving when I arrived so it’s clearly a popular place. decent sized car park some nice original features stain glass etc smell of fresh paint so hopefully a sign they are doing the place up. tea and coffee making facilities in room Negatives reception experience was poor no hello how are you no questions about whether I was parked there or if I wanted breakfast. just got asked if I wanted to pay now. when I asked if i could pay when I left I was told it was better if I paid at the start. room was superficially clean but a few issues hair in the sink, rubbish left in the bin from previous guest. blood ! on the bedsheets they had been washed and it was an old stain, but not a stain you want to see. generally room was a bit tired loose door on wardrobe, shoogly drawers, cracked sink and tiles. Telly didn’t work it needed an internet connection which wasn’t working so could only watch a couple of shopping channels and some vintage comedy shows. noisy you can hear all the noise from the bar in the room so it’s noisy until about half eleven. drinks I had an amaretto when they poured it was Veroni, not a brand I recognised. turns out they sell it in Iceland for £8 a bottle. paid £8.45 for a double and a glass of soda water. breakfast still not sure if this was included. it wasn’t mentioned when I checked in. I left about 8am and again it wasn’t mentioned, and there was no sign they were set up for it. I just handed my key to the night watchman and left. price if this was £50 I’d probably not be as bothered but £93 is a lot of money to take"