Rigo's Bistro - Menu

Was not made feel welcome food average prices expensive for what I had personally I won't be going back owner didn't thank us for coming very sullen

wonderful home made food. Great for a cup of tea or coffee but not for fine dining sandwiches and baked potatoes and homemade soup are all great frindly staff too

The service was very prompt, polite and efficient. My soup was served in record time. Both my soup and pasta dish were delicious, and at both courses, I was offered pepper and parmasan. Definitely worth another visit.

I had a homemade soup and sandwich at this restaurant. It was simple and delicious. I would definitely come back. The restaurant wasn't crowded, there were no loud noises or children running around. It was quiet and there was no annoying music playing.

I’ve dined at Rigo’s Bistro on various occasions I have always found the food that they serve to be good quality wholesome enjoyable tasty reasonably priced food excellently served, visiting Dumbarton you should give Rigo’s Bistro a try you won’t be disappointed.

Rigos restaurant used to be hidden down a dead-end off High Street, but now it has moved to a main road. Despite not getting the recognition it deserves, I believe Rigos offers good service and incredibly fresh-tasting food. I highly recommend it as one of the best restaurants on Dumbarton High Street.

The prices are very reasonable. We all had the cooked breakfast. The sausages were cheap and really quite awful. Otherwise the food was good. A smile to strangers on entering cafe would make a difference. Only locals seemed to get a welcome. Please, please buy better sausages it would make a good breakfast great!

I visited Rigo's Bistro for the first time today. I ordered a delicious baked potato with bolognese filling, side salad, and coleslaw. My mother opted for the spaghetti carbonara with garlic bread. The food was absolutely amazing and the prices were fantastic. The portions were huge. I will definitely be returning soon. The staff was very friendly and attentive.

I've been visiting Rigo's for years, and have always been fond of their pasta dishes. The spaghetti Bolognese is particularly good. This is a tiny café, and often very busy, which tells you something about the place. It also does takeaway food; the soup is generally a bit disappointing, but the sandwiches and melts are well worth trying. Prices are very reasonable and the staff are friendly and efficient. There's not much choice in Dumbarton but Rigo's could hold its own anywhere.