Corrour Station House Restaurant in Highland

What a place!!! This was my second visit for food and I'll definitely be back! Took the train from Rannoch with a friend and popped in for some breakfast before walking back to Rannoch on the Road to the Isles. I opted for a link sausage bap and latte while my friend had a lorne sausage and bacon bap and a pint. The baps were proper soft, floury rolls (not sweet brioche buns as so many places do now) and the contents of both were piping hot and very, very tasty! My latte was lovely and the pint went down well! There was a selection of tasty looking bakes that I'll need to go back and try and other things on the breakfast and main menus I would like to have too. Booking for dinner is recommended as it's a very popular place.

Had 2 nights B&B in the Signal Box, the original building renovated with a 360 degree lounge at the top with cracking views . This place is just amazing. Beautiful scenery, peace and quiet. Accessible only by train or walking in. In Room 3 with double en suite. Great comfortable bed, tea making with a huge choice of teas and hot chocolate. Across the rail track is the Station House restaurant (dog friendly). Breakfast choice is good and the a la carte menu offers a great choice for lunch or dinner. Recommend the venison stew and sticky toffee pudding. The staff are cheery and very friendly. Shout out to Shona, Holly Harry and the team who made the experience all the better. 5* all round.

We went here on a recommend, we were not disappointed. The place is remote, on the West Coast Railway line. The restaurant is simple in decor and design. The staff are delightful, the menu limited but the choices are excellent, the food was first class, prices reasonable. Strongly recommend a visit. The journey there is beautiful as an extra treat, although our journey home was in the dark!

We decided to visit Corrour for a family day trip after. About 30 second walk from the platform is the Station House which is really well looked after, inside and out. The staff are friendly and helpful making the visit really enjoyable. Whether you are just there for a quick bite and a walk to Loch Ossian or you have a larger hike planned and need something more substantial, I can thoroughly recommend Carrour Station House as the start or end to your journey.

In the middle of nowhere, but in the middle of beautiful nature. If you want to go hiking, train hopping or simply eat delicious food, and don't expect too much luxury in the only three hotel rooms, this is a great place to stay.

Stopped here on a bike packing tour just as it started to rain heavily. Was made very welcome and had a really delicious cooked vegetarian breakfast followed by a huge slice of cake from a great selection. Also delicious. I was also able to buy a pair of warm wool socks from small shop which was great. Cafe is lovely, staff are so friendly and welcoming and food is fabulous.

Lovely cafe, friendly, great coffee and cakes. Also got the veg burger it was lovely and my husband enjoyed his venison burger. Price appropriate considering the location. If you spend the day walking it’s so good to be able to get a great meal. Also lots of seating outside that we made good use of on our visit. Clean toilets . Couldn’t be better.

Fantastic food after a very long arduous walk from Rannoch station (detoured by an extra 2 hours as we got lost!) We shared the Salmon platter to start with and it was lovely. Fish and chips was tasty and my partner had the Venison casserole with chunks of venison unlike any you will find in a supermarket probably sourced from their estate. Just delicious. We also had breakfast there in the morning after staying at the hostel overnight and again a huge chunk of venison sausage lorne made the breakfast extra tasty - if I’m being fussy only thing missing was a bit of tomato or some mushrooms but a very hearty breakfast. Lovely coffee and cakes as well. Yes it’s pricier than a city restaurant or cafe but it’s the middle of nowhere and an extremely high level of quality food. Staff (and their dogs) are friendly and super helpful and there are some nice bits and bobs to buy in a small corner of the cafe. A real relaxing homely place, with books and games and a guitar if you want to play while you are waiting on food. We had our dogs with us and honestly it was just a lovely end to a bit of a nightmare walking day for us! I’d advise booking as it gets busy with walkers and campers at dinner time- we were 2 hours late for our booking but they accommodated us no bother. We will be back with our extended family next time!

We stayed at Corrour Signal box for 2 nights on a b&b basis and had our food in the Station House. The en-suite rooms are cosy and clean and are right next to the tracks. The upstairs of the signal box is a comfy guest lounge with superb views 360 degrees. The Scottish breakfasts are superb and evening meals were nice albeit choice was limited to venison stew, venison burger and fish and chips. A greater number of dishes would have worked better and was a comment from several people. A must for staying somewhere quirky or if you want to escape from life. Only accessible by train however!

What a fantastic crew! Second time at the Station House, and this time we had an unexpected overnight stay due to the cancelled sleeper service. Harry, Shona and the team sorted us accommodation in the Youth Hostel, liaised with Scotrail to sort an emergency cab out to Perth and fed and watered us with smiles and ongoing info updates. They could not have been a nicer bunch of human beings. Thank you all so much

What a superb place - in a fantastic location (provided you, like us, enjoy being in the middle of nowhere!). The only way to get here is by train, walking or cycling. We walked the 11 miles across the moor from Rannoch Station to get here and spent a night and a full day here before getting the evening train back to Glasgow. We were given a good welcome and looked after by the team working in The Station House. Our room (The Great Marquess) in the old signal box was clean and very comfortable, right next to the railway line (there are few trains to disturb you), with a guest lounge in the old lookout with superb views in all directions. The ensuite bathroom is small but has everything you need. The restaurant in the Old Station House has a lovely atmosphere and the food was delicious (both dinner and breakfast) and, although we didn’t sample any, there was a good supply of very inviting homemade cakes on the bar. This is a really special place:

What an amazing place. Lovely beer and great food (the venison platter was so good) and most importantly, really friendly staff. Special shout out to Harry.

Truly an oasis of excellent food, beer, and company in what can be the culinary desert that is the Highlands of Scotland.

Wow. What a gem of a place and a wonderful rest bite during our hiking holiday. Our meal was delicious (the venison steak sandwich was a revelation). The staff truly went above and beyond. The location was so, so special and I can’t wait to go back. An extra joy was seeing a group of friends celebrate their companion's recent engagement and the staff were so welcoming to them. We also got a free (unusually shaped) slice of cake to celebrate with them - the best of luck to them. I can’t highly recommend this place enough and thank you to everyone for making it such a magical experience.

We stayed at the B&B along with 2 friends over Easter and can only say it’s a MUST if you want to experience a quiet, unique part of Scotland. We arrived on the sleeper , to find the weather amazing. Dry, sunny, clear and the views from one of the close Munro ‘s - words fail me. The staff at the station house are such a quality team. The food is all prepared on site and again just great quality. On our 2nd day we borrowed one of the dogs and took it on the train to Rannoch and walked the 11 miles back through such quiet and beautiful countryside. Leaving to go home was a very sad moment - 3 days of experiences that will never leave me. Thanks Shona and your team

We were staying 5 miles away on the Corrour Estate and this was our nearest habitation, we ended up cycling to this gem of a place for coffee ended up staying for lunch, then we booked for an evening meal and then had their breakfast. The Chef was first class and used local produce and everthing was made from scratch. Could not fault this friendly establishment. You wondered where people came from as it is really remote and only a few trains stop per day. Walkers, cyclists, day trippers it is definitely worth a visit. Very quaint and had plenty of character. A lot of foreign visitors came for the sheer beauty of the surrounds. Cannot recommended highly enough.

Couldn’t get train so mountain biked in instead. Rannoch Moor/Glencoe views on way over by Corrour Old Lodge unforgettable. First visited here 43 years ago, long before the restaurant/hotel started up. Probably not everyone’s cup of tea because of the remoteness and rooms not perhaps...

If you're reading this review; you must be thinking of coming already as you wouldn't just stumble across it! You must come here. The most delicious food in the most stunning setting with the most lovely staff. We planned for 3 years to come here...

Stayed at the signal box for one night. Had their classic venison, served by Shona, now famous from the trainspotter ”all the stations” videos. Nice weather, no midges. Make sure to spot the red deer stags on the Rannoch Moor from the train window. Ill...

The warmth of the welcome matched the warmth of the sun on our weekend in Paradise. The staff were like long lost friends who will hold a special place in our hearts for ever. My black lab Sula became one of the labrador family immediately...

Great accommodation, lovely food in the restaurant and fantastic service from the friendly team who work there. Best porridge that we had on our 6 day cycling tour! A unique and amazing location.

Thank you Shona Harry and Team For fab food and atmosphere You ROCK! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Ps Shona wait for a dry spell to walk to Fort William As it was so boggy and with lots of river crossings

My husband and I were staying in the Signal Box at Corrour Station for a couple of nights and our included breakfast was served here. We also had our evening meals here, too. All the food was delicious and the staff were very friendly and...

Corrour Station House is a welcome sight for the weary traveller. I was on a bikepacking trip with a friend, staying at the nearby hostel, and honestly, this place is an oasis of coffee, food, drink and warmth - it’s exactly what you’re looking for...

Beautiful, bleak, silent landscape, and in it a great bar and restaurant, and 3 lovely little bedrooms with a unique lounge up above. You won't forget a visit here!

We pre-booked for our evening meal whilst staying at the Loch Ossian Youth hostel- and were delighted with the result! We both had a main course of venison stew, served with mash potatoes and broccoli. It was so very tasty and perfectly cooked. A portion...

Amazing weekend at Corrour Station House and the Youth Hostel for our sons wedding. Shona and her team were amazing and ensured that everything went smoothly. The Granny’s stayed in the signal box and enjoyed their cooked breakfasts each morning. We all enjoyed the fantastic...

Having cycled in from Laggan to corrour to spend a night in the tent . I had previously booked for dinner for 3 in here. What a welcome from Harry and the staff. We were served promptly and three hearty meals were served with Harry...

I visited here over 4 evenings in November 2021. Food is really good, great balance of hearty highland comfort and modern presentation. I had 3 dinners, afternoon tea and they made me a cheese and ham sandwich for my lunch. All were great. the only...

Prices reasonable Service quick All dietary requirements catered for. Some very funny experiences happened there!

We had a fantastic meal at Corrour Station House recently. We both had the half roast chicken and it was brilliant. Smoked, then roast, and served with chips, salad and cole slaw - delicious and huge! Great local beer and very friendly service. Really cosy...

Well, what a transformation! Been back to the Station and it was like a different place. A wonderful experience with friendly and attentive staff. There was mostly different team on, and even the one that was there the last time was much more relaxed and friendly. I wonder what made the difference? The whole vibe had changed. As before, the food was amazing and expensive, but at least we had time to enjoy it. The kitchen staff were a bit more relaxed about the closure for staff lunch, but it made a big difference that people seemed to be getting food service right through and there was no big rush at 5pm, and hoping you got your meal before the train arrives! I do hope that the staff managed to get their breaks, if there's enough people and they are organised this is totally possible. I have to say it made our experience so much more enjoyable. It was actually busier this time than when we last visited, and our service was quicker, friendlier and more professional. Lots of happy hillwalkers and day trippers enjoying this wonderful facility. More of this please and no more stoney faces and staff walking around looking at the floor trying to avoid eye contact like our last visit here. Glad we came back. Staff tipped appropriately ❤️

Coming up on the train I wasn’t that impressed with the food, so I wanted to get a good meal _before_ I got on the train back home. This place does not disappoint. The beers on tap are from local Highland brewer Glen Speane brewing. The venison served is no doubt local to the Corrour estate too. If you fancy it there’s also Corrour whisky too! I had the venison burger, with a side of onion rings, and I tried a few pints of various different Glen Speane brews including the ‘snowgoose’ and the ‘pale blonde’. Top quality food and drink, super friendly and helpful service. What more could you want?

Long story short, eight hillwalking friends, among 30 or so other outdoor lovers, enjoyed a day on the hill, followed by a magnificent meal at Corrour Station House. Then came word that the 18.30 Saturday train out had been summarily cancelled - next train Monday! Eventually, ScotRail managed to send taxis - at midnight! Yet what could have been a long, dull six-hour wait was made fun by the peerless hospitality, good food, camaraderie and quiz-improvisation of our pub restaurant hosts. Ceud mille thanks, Shona, Jamie and Harry!!

This place is amazing! The staff go out of their way to accommodate bikepackers and backpackers alike. The food is wholesome and the service fantastic. We stopped for at Corrour station whilst doing badger divide, they allowed us to camp behind the station house, gave us access to the toilets overnight and made us coffee to get us on our way first thing. Great place to visit. Scenery is stunning- can't praise it enough.

I've visited Corrour Station House twice this year, once in May and again August. The food is good with large portions... just what you want after a long walk and the staff are welcoming and friendly. This last time I was there the Sleeper train was late and no info was displayed. The staff were meant to be closing for the night but instead called the train company, the previous station and did all they could to find out what had happened. They also re-opened the bar and offered drinks to the strained customers until the train finally showed up. If it wasn't approx 660km away and in the middle of nowhere, I'd definitely make it my local!

Corrour Station is a great place to start a walk, arriving by train unless you fancy a long hike in. The Station House serves food as excellent as the location. The Brie, bacon and cranberry toastie was first class, as were the chips on the side. We walked and returned for our evening meal, great salmon platter which we shared and then veg curry and venison casserole. Afogato x 2 to finish. Good beer and wine selection and excellent staff. We had eaten at the much vaunted Chlachaig Inn, Glencoe last night but while that was disappointing, this was a gem.

Fabulous food....fabulous service and a fabulous location . My partner and my daughter took our bikes on the train from Rannoch to corrour ...climbed bein na lap..the had fabulous venison at the restaurant with lovely friendly service and then cycled back to rannoch on the road to the Isles.....a 5 star day out

I can only describe this place as magical. My partner and I were on a bikepacking trip from Inverness to Glasgow when we stumbled across the Station House. We’d heard about it from other cyclists but had no idea what to expect, we were just hoping for a can of coke and some calorific snacks to keep us going until our next stop. What we were greeted with exceeded all expectations and dictated where we pitched our tents for the night.The staff were so lovely and accommodating and treated us like any other restaurant goer, this doesn’t happen very often when you rock up in lycra shorts! I’m reluctant to write the customer service was excellent as it didn’t feel like we were treated as customers. It felt more like we’d been welcomed into a family home. Our “snacks” soon escalated into homemade sweet potato, spinach and chickpea curry, sticky toffee pudding and a glass of red. The food was delightful.The staff allowed us to camp nearby and let us use their toilet facilities, another very kind and unexpected gesture, one which was too good to turn down. In the morning we had flat whites (proper flat whites) and sausage cobs. The food still just as tasty. They even made us a pack-up so we had cakes and sandwiches to look forward to on day 3 of our tour. To top it off, they gave me a packet of antihistamines to take away after I received some pretty nasty insect bites! All in all, faultless. If it wasn't in the middle of nowhere I'm sure we'd become regulars. Thank you :)

Such a nice cosy environment, food was delicious and worth the price, I highly recommend the venison stew. Stated for a few hours whilst waiting for the return train and played board games.

We had a great one night stay at Corrour Station in one of the signal box rooms. Due to the train strike we drove in through Corrour estate which was beautiful - this is a very special location.We had dinner in the Station House which was excellent and the full Scottish breakfast the next day was also really good.Very friendly, attentive staff which made our stay all the better. Thanks.

After an aborted attempt at a day trip to Corrour a few weeks ago after the evening train was cancelled, I managed to book a one night stay in the signal box - taking advantage of what must have been a cancellation.I had high expectations and they were met and exceeded. It’s a spectacular part of the world to stay and the welcome is warm. It’s not a cheap place to stay or eat but that goes with the remoteness, and it is worth every penny. It would be easy to rest easy with the advantages of the location but my room was lovely, breakfast was excellent, and all the team were friendly and helpful.Corrour has now been ticked off my list but it won’t stop me returning for another visit.

Booked a table in advance as advised, we went in to order a drink and said we would have that outside and come in for our meal inside shortly, which we did, the kitchen was still closed as they are on a break from 3pm to 5pm. There was no welcome on arrival, sat for 10 mins and had to go up to place our food order. 40 min wait for our food (which arrived before cutlery - grrr). Table next to us was attended to several times while we were ignored. Approached the kitchen service area a few times as I was concerned we wouldn't have time to eat before our train arrived and nobody came forward. No update on our order or any apologies for the delay. Inside there were only two tables dining and both already had their food when we arrived, and two couples outside so it wasn't overly busy. We got our food ten minutes before we had to make our way to the platform. A very rushed experience and no interaction from the staff while we were waiting for our meal. Interesting that another reply to a complaint of poor service seem to be "this is the only place around" - not a good reason to offer poor customer service just because you have a captive audience. We'd had a fantastic day walking, met lots of people and chatted along the way and outside the station house. The atmosphere inside the station house was in stark contrast to the rest of the day and really did leave a bad impression, and while it didn't ruin our day it certainly left a bad taste in the mouth. The food was excellent but we couldn't really enjoy it as our train was on it's way! Everyone else was making their way to the platform when our meal sans cutlery was unceremoniously dumped in front of us. We'd already asked to pay in advance as we were aware the clock was ticking, and staff seemed thin on the ground or desperate not to make eye contact. Such a shame that you feel that as you are the only restaurant in the area that you can get away with that. And unlike the other table we weren't approached at all to check if everything was alright or if we would like some water/condiments. It's a stunning location, but I feel that the customers were a bit of an inconvenience. We have plans to do lots of walks in the area, and will probably be back, but I expect better. Good customer service costs you nothing.

This place is just amazing, the food, the friendly welcome and the location. Wow! We bikepacked in from Lagan and wild camped. Shona and the team could not have been more accommodating. The food and the beer were absolutely first class.

Stranded here for 12 hours due to a mechanical on a bike-packing journey - what a stroke of luck! Friendly staff and absolutely delicious food. Had lunch, coffee, tea and then dinner :-)

Visited here on a Monday lunchtime in July. Jumped on a train from Spean Bridge and stayed for 3 hours before returning on the train. I'll be honest it was my boyfriend's idea to get the train to a remote old station and hang about for a few hours before getting the train back, and I wasn't expecting much. However I am happy to say I really was pleasantly surprised and had a really nice day at Corrour.Good menu, we had toasties and shared a (huge) bowl of chips with a beer and cider while sitting outside admiring the view. Wandered around outside for a bit, taking some pics and exploring the station before going indoors to shield from the rain and have a round of Scrabble before catching the train back.The lady inside was really friendly and welcoming. There's a little souvenir section opposite the bar where you can buy gifts. The station house itself is decorated beautifully and felt lovely and cosy. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting the Highlands.

Staff were nice. Food was good. Big portions, could barely eat all of mine. Good menu choices and a variety of cakes to choose from. Plenty outside and inside seating. I took the train there, then got the next one back as just wanted to have lunch and visit the station. Would recommend going as is a lovely train ride to get there.

That curry really was very good, and I'm not even vegan! Also worth a recommendation: the venison charcuterie platter, for starter. Generally great selection of food and drink for hungry hillwalkers waiting for their train. Very friendly staff - thank you so much for returning my walking pole when I walked out without it!

We spent a few days at Corrour walking and cycling around Loch Ossian. Corrour Station House is an amazing place. Harry and Shona are delightful hosts and really make you feel welcome. The atmosphere is relaxed and the food is absolutely delicious. Can definitely recommend.

Managed a face-to- face get together with friends for the first time since March 2020. Stayed for two nights in the Signal Box accommodation with two other couples. The site is lovely as is the accommodation. The rooms are small but very comfortable with use of the old signal room , with 360 degree views, as a sitting room. The food in the station house is excellent. The choice isn’t huge but the quality is excellent and well presented. Staff are friendly and helpful too. This is a little gem of a place to stay.

We stayed in the signal box for the second time and had an incredible time. The rooms are beautiful and the restaurant is outstanding. With smoked salmon, venison from the estate and a range of homemade cakes, it is definitely worth trying the menu! The station is surrounding by the most incredible scenery and endless walks. Can’t wait to come back and will be recommending to all of our friends and family. The only thing it’s missing is a hot tub to warm up in on a chilly evening and watch the stars!

What an amazing place to stop and get refreshed while out on a mountain bike ride. Lovely friendly staff fab food. Would recommend the salmon platter, the venison charcuterie, the venison burger and Croque monsieur. I love the idea of a hot tub to warm us up and get our legs back in gear. Hope you have one when we next pass through.

I've been hear a few times. It gets better every time - the welcome and the food. Even outside Covid you have to book to eat. It's well worth it. We had the slow cooked estate venison stew. It's hands down the best I've had. The walking is dramatic, ranging from a gentle 5 hour circumnavigation of Loch Ossian, a 3 hour up and down the easiest Munro, or break out beyond the Lodge to the most remote hills in Scotland. What better way to end a day (either at lunch or dinner) than the broad range of local beers and whiskies and delicious home made food - all served with kindness for those with weary feet. We spent the hour between coming off the hill, eating dinner and the last train at 9.20pm browsing their book shelves. If I were to be super-critical, I'd say a hot tub would finish the experience to "Beyond Perfection" :)

We were passing through on a long distance off road cycle trip and or plan was to camp near loch Ossian. We stopped into the restaurant for dinner and a hot drink, the food was amazing, very tastey top class food without pretentious small portions, just right when you have gotten there under your own steam as it is a long way in and out, but the only way to do it really as the scenery is stunning. The guys offered us to camp outside the restaurant and left the toilets open for us all night which was amazing, then we went and got a very tastey breakfast before moving on to Fort Augustus the next day.

The highest railway station in mainland UK, Only accessible by train or hiking, but the views are vey lovely.

Whether you stay at the Signal Box or eat at The Station House, visiting Corrour is a must if you like walking, wildlife, wild scenery and railways. The Signal Box at Corrour Station is a unique place to stay in the middle of Rannoch Moor with mountains all around but all the comfort you could want and with the good food of the Station House across the track. Our room looked out on a snowy mountain peak and there was the signal box lounge in which we could relax with 360 degree views of the peaks, the paths through the peaty blanket bog and down the valley to Loch Ossian. Shona and Harry were friendly, welcoming and looked after us extremely well.

Thank you Katrina, Harry & Shona for being so welcoming and friendly. It felt like we were familiar even though it was our first stay and there for one night. Great day to walk round the loch and come back to cosy room, good food and beer. What a unique place to come to and chat with other visitors as well now we are allowed to.

I have always wanted to visit Corrour but after seeing All the Stations visit the Station House I had to add having Lunch to my trip there. The Station House is lovely, Cosy and very COVID safe too. Shona and the team are so freindly and make you feel extremley welcome. And then there is the food which is simply outstanding, I had the Vennison Casseroul and it was perfect in everyway, amazing quality, plenty of it. The home made cake was also devine. All round an experience I won't forget. Visit Corrour.

There are many reasons why this restaurant is special. The unique setting, the amazing views, the excellent food and the friendliness of the staff.Whether you are staying there,choose to walk/cycle in or take the short but stunning train trip, eating in this lovely building is a must.

Have been coming to Corrour for many years, to stay on the estate and walk, and is always a treat when the Station House restaurant is open. Difficult this year with covid restrictions, but made it up end of August and early September, in time for a couple of group meals there before the latest tightening of covid socialising regs. Food excellent, portions generous, and between us think we tried everything on the menu. Also good beer, bottles and usually draft, and decent wines. All at a very reasonable price, especially considering the location. In a normal year, cold beers and some snacks outside on coming down from the local hills is a very nice way to finish the day. The place has a small shop with some nice books, estate t shirts, maps etc.

Arrived by train from spean bridge, bacon sandwich and brew before walk, complex walk around loch Ossian then had a wait for train in. Cafe, more cake and coffee

Beautiful building in the middle of nowhere, but a very lovely nowhere.I fell in love with Corrour the minute I got off the train.The journey in itself was stunning too, wow in fact.I hate not giving this place 5 stars overall , so remote, nice staff , great ambience inside, unbeatable location, books to browse, nice soap stuff in the toilets, but food was mixed.We'd come down off a hill so I was ready for a cake or two.Almond and Raspberry cake was not good - tasted mostly of vanilla flavouring which tends to dominate commercially made cakes.I make this cake at home and it should be very moist and with lovely soft cooked raspberries through the rich, ground almond -based sponge.Nick Nairn and Joanne Wheatley (Bake Off winner 2011) both have really good recipes for this.It's not a cheap cake to make though!This version seemed to used solid almond nuts, of which I found two small slivers and about 3 tiny bits of raspberry.Tried the Tiffin which I also make at home - big portion,very sweet but seemed like cooking chocolate used rather than good quality chocolate. Honestly, I'd rather pay more for top notch ingredients than produce where corners have been cut.I wasn't charged for the cake (I didn't ask for this at all, saw it as just my bad choice)which was very nice of the chap serving.Venison stew however was a major success -really excellent, meat falling off the fork, not too gamey - big portion.Unfortunately, we were served the last of a batch of chips as there were so many tiny, thin little pieces.Should have stuck with the mash.Annoying when plates for other customers passed us shortly afterwards with chunky, fresh looking well coloured chips.If I was a chef I'd think - would I serve this to people coming for dinner at home? If the answer is no, it shouldn't be served to paying customers.Food isn't wildly pricey but it's still £16 for that main course.

I visited Corrour 2/3 September, and on 3 Sept I had both lunch and dinner there whilst waiting for the sleeper train home. The service and food were of the highest order. Wonderful soup with very tasty special bread followed by a trio of smoked salmon - delicious and beautifully served. Staff were very helpful and friendly throughout. For dinner, more soup followed by very tasty fish with a generous portion of chips, peas etc. Amazing to find such an upmarket establishment at this remote location. Very reasonable prices, to boot.

Had a fantastic time in Corrour. This was the first time that we stayed the night in the Signal Box. The staff were outstanding and the food was absolutely delicious! (You don’t leave here hungry...!) and the accommodation in the signal box is really lovely.The staff will go above and beyond to make your experience great. My drone had a fault which meant it dropped to the ground in a hard to reach location, but the lovely team were happy to help and came to retrieve it for me.Will definitely be staying again thank you all!

We were staying on the Corrour Estate, which is a remote place to be for 7 days, but the Station House was a welcome oasis. The staff were utterly wonderful - friendly, attentive, and helpful with local tips - and the food and coffee were always of a high standard. We ate here 3 times, and all the items we tried on the menu were delicious and well made. We can't recommend it enough if you're in the area! Especially if it's raining and you can sit by the fire with a hot drink.

Arrived here to pick up the train with 2hrs to burn. Wow! Great venison burger and all the bits .. Venison not really my thing but these guys did something wonderful and I’d def have that again. Oh yes! And and....after a 14mile hike in 36deg heat ( I kid you not ) the local beer went down well... again and again and again and again. Funny I cant remember much of the train ride home but I can remember that food was off the charts and those guys deserve your custom. Do it. . ✌

Visited today with a group of bikers, greated with outstanding service, what a wonderful place. The food was top notch and the coffee better, can't praise it highly enough. Made or day

Just recently stayed here for 2 nights. First point to make given the climate were currently living in is that all government Covid guidelines have been implemented very well and the cleanliness of the whole place is top notch. The place is tranquil, unique, comfortable, delicious local food and a well stocked bar. Lovely friendly staff who looked after us very well. If you don’t want to be completely cut off there is WiFi.Highly recommend going here and hope to return myself.

We arrived off the sleeper and were greeted by Jo and Shona, they are two wonderful, warm, gracious and fun people.I've eaten at the restaurant over a few years and the menu is brilliant, the food well sourced and prepared. Jo and Shona bring it to a wonderful level of hospitality.

Everything is wonderful, got off the train impromptu once just to go in for lunch and relax for four hours till next train. 6 stars

Great place with great food and the Signal Box was quirky and well appointed, certainly worth a short break and some great walks to enjoy.

Visited this wonderful establishment over the weekend while staying with a group of friends at the nearby hostel. They food was exceptional with the largest portions I’ve ever had. The staff could not have been more welcoming, friendly or helpful. Whether for post walk drinks, a beautiful evening meal or breakfast before departure we could not have hoped for better service and food. It’s a must visit in a wonderful location. I cannot recommend this place highly enough.

This cafe/restaurant is in a wonderful location, right on the most remote railway station in the UK. Log firs, good food, good beer and such friendly service from the bunch of girls who were staffing it when I ate there several times on a recent week long visit to the area. A breakfast roll was so welcome after several days eating dehydrated food, the venison stew is legendary and the fish and chips was very good. The sticky toffee pudding was drowing in a sea of toffee sauce, so good! I just wish the place was open all year round, it isn't, so check before you go. Dinner reservations are a good idea (via email) as the restaurant gets busy in the evenings and there is no-where else within TEN MILES so do make a booking.

This place is magnificent, the staff cannot be more friendly or more accommodating, truly exceptional in every way. The food is delicious, the venison stew was so tasty, and the fishcakes were the best we'd ever had. Great menu choices to suit all tastes, beautiful cakes and scones too. We pre-ordered rolls to collect when we arrived before hiking up some very spectacular munroes, these were delicious. Would love to go back all the time if it wasn't so remote! And I didn't live at the other end of the country!!

Another visit to Corrour and never fails to impress, staff at the station are very welcoming and look after you while at the station, the accommodation at the signal box is perfect for relaxing after a day on the hills, food in the restaurant is 1st class and to a standard you would expect in a top city restaurant.Booked again for next year !

Shona, Dave and Joe create a fabulous environment to relax in. The location is stunning. The 3 bedrooms and signal box lounge are well appointed and comfortable. Other than the metal cups in the bedroom I can’t fault Corrour Station. Ee have re-booked for 2020.

What a fantastic place - great tasty food - comfortable homely, lovely log fire with the opportunity to play a board game or game of cards or just sit with a yummy bit of home baking and a tea to re-energise!Highly recommended - Staff excellent, very well organised by a young adventurer. Thank you

We ate here on a cold wet rain swept night (yes August in Scotland) and how pleased we did. You cant get here by road so you have to take a train but its well worth the trip. The staff are very friendly and the venison casserole I had was very tasty. Prices are very reasonable given its so isolated. Go for the view, eat and meal and you'll be very pleased you did.

This is an oasis in a food and drink desert. Three old blokes rock up on mountain bikes after slogging our way over from Tulloch via "the sheep track". Knackered and looking for a good diversion before setting up the bivvy, we ventured inside expecting cream teas and a +30 minute departure. Last to leave at chucking out time, how wrong we were. Lovely, lovely interior, plenty of places to sit including soft chairs by the fire (which would have been lit if only we'd had the confidence to ask ). Amazing hospitality from everyone we spoke to. Great range of beers, great food and great wine. The craic was savage! Thanks to our hosts for a lovely evening, see you next time! PS. Good luck with the novel when you get published

We stayed near here for a few days so we were in quite a few times. The cakes are delicious and the staff are excellent, friendly and helpful. The meals are really tasty with a lovely large portion. My only gripe is that the chips aren’t homemade - they seem to be bog standard frozen ones. It would have been a perfect review if those chips had been homemade.

We stayed the night in one of the signalbox rooms which are compact and quirky. With the railway line right outside your bedroom door this place is a must for rail enthusiasts and anyone who just enjoys quirky accommodation.

I have just returned from a 2 night stay at the wonderful Station House, Corrour. What an amazing place! Accommodation was superb and the food was fantastic. Staff were so welcoming and helpful. We managed 2 mountain climbs and a beautiful walk around Loch Ossian. Grab your walking shoes and book the sleeper train for a magnificent trip!!

Stayed two nights in this idyllic hide away. Staff were super helpful, food was delicious and the scenery breathtaking. Highly recommend, will definitely return soon.

Enjoyed a meal here while we were staying at youth hostel. Delicious food, plenty of it and cooked to order. The dessert was amazing, Sticky Toffee Pudding, only managed 1 between us, as we were full from our mains. And thank goodness we only ordered 1 as it was huge. Fantastic! We went back in before we caught the train out, lovely home baking, my only disappointment was there was no scones. I love a scone. Slightly pricey but you do get plenty of food on the plate.

Well what can I say. We stayed in the signal box which is a must. This restaurant is amazing. When in there enjoying a nice beer and the simply stunning food the atmosphere is great and really do forget that outside there is nothing for miles and miles. The restaurant offers great homemade food mostly from the country estate. There’s cakes and scones too. The hosts are great making this place a very relaxed place to be.

There was a grop of us and we were seated at a long table in the centre of the restuarant. The three course meal was seriously lovely. I had slow cooked Venison, served with potatoes and vegs. I had as most had 3 couses with soup to start. and a lovely pudding. The rest of the group enjoyed the meal as much as I did.

A great find: lovely food and friendly staff even at the end of the day when they had been very busy.

I booked the restaurant for a Saturday evening dinner to celebrate climbing my final Munro (Beinn na Lap) with 25 of my family and friends. The food was excellent, the ambience most welcoming and the staff could not have done more. We all used the restaurant at various times during the weekend - again - bravo. If I could award six stars then I would! My family also stayed in the rooms in the Signal Box opposite - again, great welcome, small but beautifully situated rooms. On a fine day, the views are to die for.

These guys get it, if you charge a bit more you have to up your service game and these guys do. Accommodating and attentive without being intrusive. The whole team were on point. It softens the blow of the £5 bottle of beer or the £15 bowl of stew. Both of which were excellent and location, location, location what a place to be sat outside in the sun there are few better.

Staying in Loch Ossian hostel, Corrour station house was the only place to have food around the area. However, we didn't go there out of desperation, we did so because it offered the most deliciously cooked meals and company we've ever had. We felt at home the moment we stepped foot in the restaurant, that's all thanks to the staff working there (Will, Shona and Allie). Not to mention the cleanliness and homely atmosphere it has to offer. It's truly a gem that ought to be discovered.

Surprise birthday present from my wife to travel up from london on the Sunday night caledonian sleeper from London to Corrour and stay for one night in the old single box, which has now been turned into a cosy bedroom with on suite plus a lounge with 360^ views.

What a great find. Outstanding service and great food. Extremely friendly. No matter how you get here, make the effort. We thought it was fantastic. Venison burger is a top tip.

This small station house houses a big welcome, great coffee, friendly staff and great food after a days walking around this pure walkers paradise. The station house had only been open for 3 days when I had visited but it had already felt like it had been open longer, the staff knew what they were doing and were already drawing up plans for the summer ahead.

Arrived at the Station House yesterday after a 3 hour mountain bike ride there and we were greeted with a warm welcome from all of the staff in particular Shona. We enjoyed soup and sandwich for lunch and they had gluten free bread which I was delighted with, the coffee after our lunch was also excellent.

Stopped off here on Wednesday 10th April. Was in the area to climb some of the Munros overlooking Loch Ossian.

We had the pleasure of staying at the station house for 2 nights. Room was very comfortable. It's a small room which didn't bother us, but just fyi. The restaurant was fantastic, serving locally sourced food. Staff were particularly excellent - very friendly and great service. Great walking also.

We visited here after a hike and a night in a bothy. What a welcome. Warm, with the fire lit, friendly and lovely coffee and cake. Dog friendly and WiFi too

After a bracing cycle around some of the Loch we headed back to catch the train. Just enough time for a quick snack - and it was perfection. The setting is out of this world and so is the food. The mixture of fresh air, like minded people, some lovely dogs, a warming stove and top notch food. It has entered my Top 10 list of lifetime meals.

Very generous with the portion sizes. In an incredibly beautiful location. The menu is small but to me that's often a good sign. The venison stew was very rich but delicious.the following day I had the soup which was really nice too.

Great to see this place open for business in such a remote place. Not cheap but I enjoyed my venison stew. Big portions. Keep an eye on your watch as trains are hours apart and no road access.