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4 based on 283 reviews
Service was swift and friendly. Starter was out sharp which was great. My pizza was really filling and well cooked. Felt really satisfied after it. My partners meal was a different story although tasted great the portion she got of spag bol pasta was laughable. As were so hungry she ate but when went to pay mentioned it and the server just said yeah everyone has been complaining about it. I thought at least she would deduct something off the bill as we spent £40 plus. Also to charge £2.65 for a can of irn bru is a disgrace.
4 based on 1 reviews
Snow outside but was colder inside restuarant. We sat with our coats and scarves on which was a great pity as food was very good and waiting staff very friendly.
4 based on 249 reviews
ASK Italian in Livingston is a place for great food and warm service. Think fresh bread made to tear and share. A glass of fine wine worth deserving of your time. Delicious main dishes prepared the traditional way. Everything we know and love about Italian food is served straight to your table. Take a look at our Livingston menu and, if you like what you see, book a table.
My wife and I had our regular visit here and I felt compelled to write this review.
We were greeted at the door by the restaurant manager who was his usual friendly, professional self and he seated us quickly.
We were then served by Siobhan who looked after us brilliantly from arrival until we left. Our wines were brought out quickly, at the right drinking temperatures and exactly how we like them.
Our starters arrived quickly and were tasty, our places were re-set for the mains in good time and our mains were outstanding. We had the rigatoni meatball pasta and the Nduja sausage prima pizza. All the food was excellent.
We have been eating here for years and this was the first time we have been served by Siobhan. She is excellent. Andrew also serves us regularly in Ask and he is the best waiter in the area by a long distance.
If other restaurants are Reading this, take a visit to Ask and see how great service is delivered.
Thanks to Ask for consistently outstanding service and excellent food.
4 based on 470 reviews
We have eaten here a few times and the food is always to a very good standard with good portion sizes. Staff friendly and helpful. We normally go for dinner although nipped in for lunch here for first time 9/3/18. Lunch menu great selection along with great value. 5*
4 based on 129 reviews
Established in the small village of Mid Calder in 1747, this pub is one of the busiest meeting places in the area. The Black Bull Inn is at the heart of the community, and enjoys a prime location, sitting snugly in the shadow of its new town neighbour, Livingston, close to nearby rail links. Though it has been under new private ownership since August 2009, the Black Bull Inn has retained some of its period features; a real coal fire crackles in the cosy lounge bar in winter, drawing visitors in from the cold.This pub has traditional values, and this is obvious as soon as you set foot inside. A welcoming atmosphere with a friendly smile awaits you at the Black Bull Inn, as well as good food and great cask-conditioned ales. Local brew Caledonian Deuchars IPA is a permanent fixture, but there are always guest beers available on tap, and the varied wine list offers great value for money. The lounge bar serves food daily from midday until 9pm, with classic pub favourites featuring on the menu alongside lighter lunch options like baguettes, sandwiches and baked potatoes. Be sure to check the specials blackboard for something a little different.There is an unmistakable buzz when you enter the Black Bull Inn; this may have something to do with the busy calendar of events, which includes domino flyers and quiz nights and zumba and salsa classes. A function room is available to hire at the rear of the pub, which is ideal for meetings or functions.
We pre-booked a table and had lunch here.
Service was attentive, accurate and fast but not intrusive.
I had the fish and chips - fish was beautifully flaky and the batter was crisp but not too thick. Colleagues had the steak pie which they enjoyed too.
We'd all happily return.
4 based on 246 reviews
We ordered Chicken tikka, chilli garlic mutton, naan, rice and samosas. The dishes were COLD, BLAND and TASTELESS. There was so much artificial color added to chicken tikka, it almost tasted like powdered chicken. Butter garlic Naans had neither garlic nor butter. Rice was uncooked. Only samosas were decent but they were cold as well. We had to throw away all of the food! 40£ wasted. Horrible!
5 based on 277 reviews
The Terrace Restaurant can be found on the campus of West Lothian College, which is used for training chefs and food service students who will then take up places of employment in a wide variety of eateries across Scotland and further afield . The college would like to thank our customers for the tremendous support they have given us over many years. The Terrace Restaurant will open for lunches on 10th Oct 2016,Dinners are available from 8th Sept 2016 . Thanks for viewing our restaurant look forward to welcoming to Terrace.
Please remember this is part of a college and its the students that are making your food and serving your meals, and having gone their with friends on a recommendation we were so impressed. The service was excellent, the food superb, and the price was out of this world. You could have eaten a 3 course lunch with coffee for £10 - yes £10. I will be back.
4.5 based on 328 reviews
4.5 based on 156 reviews
First time here and I really enjoyed it. Nice warm welcome with a few jokes thrown in.
For starters we had snails and frogs legs. A first for both of us and they were lovely! Hubby had steak which he thoroughly enjoyed and I had veal which was very tasty. Would have been nice to have some veg with it rather than just fried potatoes. Both finished with a panna cotta then Irish coffees.
Really enjoyed the food and my only criticism would be it is very expensive. £126 for 2 although granted we did have a few drinks!
Will return when the bank balance recovers!!
4 based on 277 reviews
Inspired by fast-paced japanese ramen bars, wagamama offers a range of fresh, healthy dishes including ramen, donburi, teppanyaki, curries, salads and juices. wagamama encourages guests to share in their enthusiasm, slurp on noodles, relax in good company and leave feeling happy, nourished and refreshed.
You sometimes find when it’s busy ina restraint that standards can slip. Sat afternoon lunchtime rush full to bursting. Staff very helpful and cheerful and food amazing as normal love this place and it’s bang bang cauliflower
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