North Lanarkshire

North Lanarkshire, en Escocia, cuenta con parques pintorescos e historia rica. Los alimentos típicos incluyen haggis, neeps y tatties, representando la cocina tradicional escocesa.

Artisan

Artisan

249 251 Main Street, North Lanarkshire, United Kingdom

Steak • British • Scottish • Vegetarian


"I very seldom give a bad review and considering all the other good reviews makes me wonder if I have busted a parallel universe Artisan? Now I know why Gordon Ramsay goes off the rails at people who can’t see past their own noses to work out what is wrong with their restaurant. So very disappointed tonight at what should have been a whisky lovers paradise. First impressions very poor, carpets dirty and torn and obviously have been lifted in the upper seating area but just leaving the tired and dirty looking tiles. Service reasonable and order taken politely but no effort made to promote any whiskies. Odd. Chicken starters were good my sons said, I skipped one. Main course “Artisan” burgers were homemade, so some kudos for that, but they were too dense and dry, and presented in a really unappealing way an old bar tray? . Haggis with creamy mash and peppercorn sauce , even worse. A soup bowl equivalent of sauce separately from the haggis and mash. My youngest said the mash was terrible. I think “creamy” must have a different meaning to the chef. I had a taste and would say it was mashed with water if anything. Yuk. And what the hell am I supposed to do with all that sauce. Can dessert or a whisky flight £12.95 for choice of 4 from whisky choice of the month redeem things?? No. Belgian waffle and ice cream had a blackened waffle obviously burnt in the toaster but was served face down so my youngest didn’t notice until he got to near the middle. We turned it over and couldn’t believe it. Whisky flight was ridiculous. My son ordered this and was told to choose from 4 on the barrel table mostly liqueurs and weird stuff, Unicum is a Hungarian Jaegermeister style drink?!? There were two decent malts the rest was terrible. I took a look into the “snug” to see if it was worth a last ditch redemption. But seeing all the rubbish and boxes made me decide against. I had been planning to book this for my group of 10 whisky sharing buddies , but sadly I won’t be. What a shame. Waiting staff at least were trying their best and did deduct the burnt waffle from the bill as I asked. "

The Bentley

The Bentley

19 High Road, ML1 3HU, North Lanarkshire, United Kingdom

Steak • British • Scottish • Breakfast


"No idea how this place has so many good reviews. When we arrived we were waiting for nearly 10 minutes with nobody at the front desk to check us in. Eventually I had to pop my head into the restaurant to get someone to check us in to our room. Not ideal when we had driven 4 hours to get there. We were also told the bar and restaurant had a fault and hot breakfast wouldn’t be served in the morning. Far from ideal to start with. The room itself was a tiny attic room, half the size of our bedroom at home. The bed was hard and uncomfortable and the radiator had been left on full so it was absolutely sweltering when we went in. I had been looking forward to a shower but this was the worst showering experience in my life. The water came out of the shower with nothing more than a dribble. It took me 15 minutes to get showered properly due to this and at 11pm at night, was a huge annoyance, especially after the bad news and inconvenience with check in. There was also only half a toilet roll on the holder when we arrived, which made me disgusted to think that it was probably kept on there from someone else’s stay. On our second night there must have been an event on as we could hear music blaring out until the early hours, as well as people shouting and screaming. Only convenience was the proximity to the train station, but I would advise anyone to save their money and go to a travelodge or premier inn at least they have working showers and decent food drink amenities."

Clydebuilt Kitchen

Clydebuilt Kitchen

SECC, Queens Dock, North Lanarkshire, United Kingdom

Pizza • Cheese • Salads • Kitchen


"My husband and I were going to a concert at the hydro last night so booked to eat here before hand. I have eaten here before so know the menu is limited but for ease we decided to book it. We arrived to an empty restaurant, we were shown to our table and sat down, our server came and introduced himself. We ordered our meals and then my husband ordered a cider and I ordered a ginger beer. The server seemed surprised at this and said «what no alcohol, just a ginger beer ». I said yes just a ginger beer please he then continued to push his point and said «we have some lovely wine or other drinks » I said I just want a ginger beer as I am driving. I was made feel extremely awkward for not drinking alcohol. I don’t drink because of medication I take but I shouldn’t have to explain this when ordering food. Our starters were brought and we had just started to eat them and a young man from the kitchen came to the table and said, I have been told to come and let you know that your mains are ready do you want them now. We said no we hadn’t finished our starters yet. My husband had no sooner finished his last mouthful and the original server appeared behind us saying is that you finished. We both said could you just give us a bit of space to enjoy our food. The food on the whole was average and not worth what we paid for it. Apparently the fish and chips are the best in Glasgow according to the server. I am seriously doubting that, it was ok but nothing special. The service was awful. We felt like they were watching every mouthful we put in our mouths, I was made feel like I was weird for not drinking alcohol and who brings the next course while you are still eating the previous one. I wish I had read the comments before booking. It looks like the SEC are really needing to do something about Clydebuilt or perhaps they don’t care as they know that as the only restaurant on the campus people will eat there regardless of how bad they are."