Glencoe Hotel Restaurant in Highland

This place has a great kitchen which also serves "The Gathering". The food was excellent and was promptly prepared and served. No waiting for desiccation under a warming lamp. The same can be said for the breakfast. Great variety and nice quantity so you weren't left wondering about value as you might in some restaurants serving "pretty food" and a "pretty price".

This hotel in Glencoe village did not disappoint, tastefully refurbished comfortable and relaxing lounge areas and offering a fine dining experience for guests. There is also an outdoor patio where guests can sit and soak up the beautiful views Warm friendly welcome from the manager and staff, I heartily recommend and will book in here next time I’m in Glencoe

This is a great restaurant that we have ever eaten. The ambiance was great and food is very nice. The service people was very accommodating and carefully guide us to the delighted food on the menu. Thumbs up

When we ordered we thought the prices were expensive but we were shocked when the bill came. The VAT hadn’t been included in the price. A lunch for £50 ,for two people ,is way to expensive for what is essentially just a cafe.

We booked 15 people in for an evening meal, the food was well prepared and all came out together. The fish and venison dishes were good, the veggie haggis wasn't so good

Yes they do have a full English Fried Breakfast, but they also have Kippers which is even better and is a Scottish tradition as they are provided just down the road a piece

We have been here both as a couple and as a family. The food was very good and service was amazing. So friendly. We spent time many evenings here by ourself and with our daughter we were able to get a great meal and then play some board games while looking at an amazing sunset. It was such a perfect setting and captured the Scottish Highlands so well.

We popped in here for breakfast on our motorhome tour of Scotland. Lovely decor and relaxing ambience throughout the hotel. A professional, friendly, well run establishment. We enjoyed our breakfast and the brief time we were at the hotel. Absolutely stunning location at the gateway to Glencoe with ample parking. Could not fault our brief visit there.

Ein sehr schlecht gemanagtes Hotel. Bei unserer Ankunft waren die Betten mit gebrauchter Bettwäsche überzogen, alte, gebrauchte Handtücher hingen im Bad, der Boden der Dusche war voller Haare. Am zweiten Tag unseres Aufenthalts wurden beide von uns belegten Zimmer nach der schlampigen Reinigung den ganzen Tag offen stehen gelassen - trotz der Bitte an die Managerin, die Zimmer verläßlich abzusperren. Nie wieder!!!

Welcoming pleasant, thou when we arrived bar people who a little side tracked and slow but nevertheless helpful. Was my birthday but unfortunately wasn't well but we ordered drinks and my partner had scallops which he thoroughly enjoyed and I had a small fish, nicely cooked the fish, too much batter but had a lovely tasty salad and chips, could have done with more chips but less oil. Was also able to use my Gourmet card which was a bit confusing but eventually sorted. Would I go again, Yes. ps. I do have photos, can I submit after?

Had 2 dinners here as part of an excellent deal on a 2 night stay recently. The Table D'Hote menu was different on both nights with a good selection of dishes. The service we received was first class and on speaking to the hotel manager we were told that the chef was only 20-y-o. She has a good career ahead of her on this evidence.

My wife and I ate at Glencoe Inn (the TripAdvisor name is a bit misleading as it is called now "Glencoe Inn") during our WHW hike. I had the sirloin steak which was by far the worst steak I have ever eaten. I asked for medium well and it was well done, dry and just not good. The rest of the food was okay (including my wife's meal) which is the reason I can't give them 3 stars with a clear conscience. It was also quite expensive (47 pounds for a couple) which is not on par with the quality of the food in my opinion.

We were a bit worried by the mixed reviews about the Glencoe Inn and the restaurant. However, we had two great evening meals and two excellent Scottish breakfasts there. Food arrived quickly and the staff were friendly and helpful.

fantastic hotel, amazin food dog friendly people were welcoming and so very friendly will definately re visit

We came here for a slightly more upmarket meal during a holiday staying in a nearby cottage in Glencoe. The hotel was very quiet and we were the only people eating. Service was a bit slow given this was the case and the menu was quite restrictive. The food was OK but nothing special and not really up to the full menu price. We had a 2 for 1 deal using a gourmet card and this made it good value.

Twelve of us had dinner here and thoroughly enjoyed it. Staff were helpful and accomodating when we booked and weren't sure of the exact numbers. The meal was excellent value for money and the food was fantastic. Large portions, tasted great and well-presented. Everyone was very complimentary about the standard of cuisine. What mase it extra special though was the staff. Hats off to Stella and June whose friendly and amusing banter made this a meal to remember.

My wife and I decided to have dinner here as we live locally but have never tried the restaurant, not The Gathering but the 'old' side. We were greeted with pressed table linen and slate. First impressions, stunning. We were served by a lady called Stella who's hospitality, friendliness and all round enthusiasm for the hotel was first class. We decided on not having starters as we like dessert. The main course was outstanding. I've eaten in a lot of establishments as I work for SQA, travelling the country, but I can honestly say we are talking 5 star quality. I had beef, my wife had chicken, yes both run of the mill, but both were succelent, cooked perfectly and presented immaculately. The wine list was obviously researched as well. My wife had cheese, with a supplement I may add, but it was a meal for 2. 5 different cheeses, onion chutney and plenty of fruit. Immaculate. Our bill came to 50 quid which included a pre dinner drink, 2 courses and a bottle of Rioja, and the now a days elusive table linen!!! Faultless.

The lovely chapel at Glencoe Abbey is the perfect location for a large group (we were 26) dinner in an elegant setting. Everything was memorable from the food to the service to the presentation.

Not an elaborate menu however what they served was excellent and certainly was fresh. <£16 for a rib eye steak or half a chilled lobster

As refeições são bem servidas pode-se compartilhar porém falta um pouco de tempero nos pratos....boa cerveja e ambiente agradavel, ponto alto é o serviço!

Have stayed at this hotel before, dining room has had a makeover and bar meals now served next door. Much better set up. Food delicious, service excellent.

Essen war allgemein nichts besonderes. Man kam sich vor wie in einer schlechten Kantine. Getränkeauswahl dürftig, Weißwein zu warm!

Have been a few times with mixed results so decided to give it another go, as we are local. Wish we hadn't bothered. No atmosphere, two members of staff standing behind bar chatting, got drink on my top from the dirty bar, table top was sticky to touch. Ordered second drink as had to wait for 50min for food to come. Ordered Heritage Burger & Chicken skewer... what came was greasy chips, you could taste the old oil off them. Rocket salad was dried up with a few tiny bits of tomato. Chicken was about 5/6 tiny bits of burnt chicken, and the burger looked more like a hamburger than a fresh handmade beef burger, in a co-op style bun, with horrible flash in the pan bacon. When partner complained the young waiter took it away then came back 5min later and asked if he wanted it re-cooked or something els from the menu!!! After 50min for this declined, he never offered a refund. We then sat there for another 5min and when I wasn't given any cutlery with my meal, decided it wasn't worth waiting for. Shocking to see such poor service and food in our local area, Management really need to take a good look at their chef.

We ate here (2 families) and enjoyed our meal - the 3 courses for £20 was good value and the food was good. The kids were well catered for, despite no kids menu and the staff were friendly with good service. I had smoked salmon, venison (which was a little over medium, but was OK) and the chocolate mouse which was a bit frozen and disappointing. The others enjoyed what they had, so overall a good experience.

On a cool April evening, sitting by the log fire eating an excellent meal - with our dog made welcome with a bowl of water & a chew - we agreed we had fallen on our very lucky feet. The menu is imaginative without being silly, & the execution is superb. Our clean plates proved it; too bad we live too far away to become regulars.

Breakfast, self service- poor presentation poor choice.Dinner greasy fish and chips, chips clearly frozen £12.95 hotel having a laugh! Poor service etiquette, what a let down.

we ate here during a stay at the hotel. The three course dinner menu offered some of the best dishes we have tasted in a while. Sometimes when you find the time to go out for dinner you leave disappointed because you can honestly do better at home. Not here! Delicious.Restaurant service from Ricardo was just right too.

Excellent service from a very competent waiter. Food excellent with a small but varied menu. Would recommend

After waiting well over 5 minutes for the Barman to pour me a pint of Guinness we got off to a bad start. May I add I was the only customer in the pub. My next pint of Guinness was filled to the brim in one . Not the way to pour a pint a Guinness by another less than capable Bar Person. Although the food looked absolutely excellent the company I was in waited over half an hour just for the Starter. Would understand if the Restaurant was busy but was practically empty. Lacking leadership and experience and Staff ....I'm sure with the correct staff this could be a fantastic experience as the location is absolutely stunning............ Need to do better Glencoe Hotel ...........

Had a really great evening meal with family of 5 generations, a treat by Pops for giving a wonderful holiday in Glenco. Meal was cooked very well, all of us had no complaints. Staff very friendly and courteous. Lovely atmosphere and we booked table with view over Loch.Highly recommend.

We ate here because I had the Glencoe Marathon the next day and it was the only place we could find which served pasta. The starter I had, chicken liver pate, was reasonable. The main course, wild mushroom ravioli, was very good. Just after our starter a party of about 20 people arrived. This meant our main course took longer to arrive than I we would have liked, and it took a bit longer to get the bill than I would expect too. Otherwise, the service was very friendly.

there was no-one else in the restuarant so not much ambiance but it was fine, the waiter was helpful and the food was delicious. I would definitly eat there again.

Went to celebrate two birthdays. There were five of us. View was great. Sadly the meal I wanted was not available due to them running out of langoustines. Oh well. Have to go back. One person had a lobster salad and it was a huge lobster, another fish and chips. A pot of fish chowder was packed with fish and the substitute for the langoustines was great. I had the scallop skewers which was a little peppery for my taste. I'd have preferred something other than sweet chilli as it and the pepper overpowered the scallops but they were cooked to perfection. Great salad too. Will return, probably often. Value is great.

This is a friendly, casual place. Great view of the lake from the windows. I particularly enjoyed breakfast here.

Just that - disappointingly average. We wanted a table but as so few places to eat dinner in Glencoe, we chose to take away. However while waiting for our food to be cooked, other customers came in and were seated while our waitress didn't think to come back to us to ask if we still wanted a table. Maybe too busy.

They've added a new extension to the hotel since I last visited and whilst admittedly the old bar needed an update, I'm not sure they captured the atmosphere in the new restaurant. It's a bit of a barn, albeit quite a pleasant barn! The food was quite good however and the young staff were very friendly, although the food did take quite a while to get to the table even though it wasn't particularly busy. The hotel has also added a pleasant seating area outside for when the weather allows.

Gisterenavond gegeten bij Glencoe Hotel Restaurant dat sinds kort heet Glencoe Inn. Na binnenkomst kom je eerst een soort lobby waar ook gegeten wordt. Ga je linksaf kom je in het kleine restaurant (ongeveer 25 personen) met netjes gedekte tafels. Bediening is zeer vriendelijk en vlot. We hebben een hoofdgerecht en later een dessert besteld van de redelijk beperkte kaart (keuze uit 3 of 4 voorgerechten, 4 hoofdgerechten en 3 nagerechten). Nette opgemaakte warme borden; eten zeer goed van smaak. Prijzen zijn voor Schotland "laag" te noemen; ongeveer 10 Gbp voor een hoofdgerecht en rond de 4 Gbp voor een nagerecht. Hoofd- en nagerecht ruim voldoende voor een "goede" eter. Totaal waren we 37 Gbp kwijt inclusief wijnen en tafelwater. Tot nu toe nog niet zo goedkoop gegeten tijdens onze rondreis Schotland terwijl de kwaliteit dik in orde is. Vanavond gaan we op herhaling

Passing through Glencoe my wife and I stopped for the night and decided to visit the bar. The pint of lager I ordered appeared to be a little flat and when I tried to clear the outside of my glass of condensation discovered that it was actually the lager that was severely cloudy. I have to say that the barman was very apologetic, pleasant and attentive and offered an alternative pint without hesitation.We then went to the restaurant next door and ordered a carry out fish supper and portion of chips. Total was £9.65 which I consider to be quite expensive. We waited twenty minutes and were served with the smallest portion of chips I have ever seen with a single fillet of fish and chips which were virtually incinerated and still hard.Very very poor and the one star is for the barman only.

The food is good but with average service and a tired looked to the place. It lacks any atmosphere but the view over the loch is nice. Worth a visit - just.

The menu was small, but well thought out (good veggie choices for those who like that) and the food we ordered was delicious. the staff were brilliant and the atmosphere was warm.

We visited the bar side of the Glencoe Hotel for a meal whilst in the area with friends. My feeling is that the bar probably has a little more atmosphere than the restaurant proper and for most people in the area that is what they are looking for.Always a good sign when you go to one of these bars and the have a small brewers ale (River Leven in this instance) and even more so when you can strike up conversation with a local.The service could have been a bit swifter, but when the food arrived it was most certainly good hearty traditional fayre. Definately a place I'll consider when passing through the area again.

Called for evening meal was promised prices were bing reduced, spoke to manager and saw bar menu. Basic meal fish and chips almost £12 this is quite rediculous, in dark green dingy surroundings, where it is difficult to even read the menu Told the person in charge and left. We travelled a few miles further onto the Laroch bar fish and chips £9, a saving of £6 for the two of us. Hotels like Glencoe are pricing themselves out of business folk are sick of getting ripped off and will go elsewhere. Glencoe Hotel was almost empty on our visit the prices problay explain why. Could not recommend the place to anyboy, did advise folk to give it a wide berth. Locals seemed to be aware of this . Will never call again unless things improve. My last review was the DunalastIAIR hOTEL kINLOCH rANNOCH, THE LUNCH WAS SO BAD THE MANAGER GAVE US A GIFT VOUCHER FOR THE SAM PRICE. WE cALAED A FEW MONTHS LATER THIS TIME THE FOOD WAS EVEN WORSE IF THAT WSAS POSSIBLE, COMPLAINED AND GOT ANOTHER GIFT VOUCHER FOR A SISTER HOTEL wEEM HOTEL aBERFELDY. i HAVE NOW BEEN INFORMED BOTH HOTELS HAVE CLOSED AND ARE UP FOR SALE. ANOTHER CASE OF PRICING THEMSELVES OUT OF BUSINESS.

This restaurant was just up the road from our B&B. The bar was warm and welcoming (I loved the dark green decor). We had fish and chips which was huge and very tasty and duck which was lovely followed by chocolate fudge cake. Reasonable prices - I was not dissapointed!

A visit to the Glencoe Hotel was brief but I highly recommend you visit the food and service was very good Staff were polite and very courteous.

We ate dinner at the Glencoe Hotel Restaurant the first night of our 3 night stay in Glencoe Village as we were tired of driving and wanted to go somewhere we could walk to from our b&b. What a mistake. The meals are overpriced and food quality is not great. I ordered garlic bread and was served 2 small pieces of dried up bread which had no garlic taste at all. The bread was so hard it was impossible to eat it. Service was very slow as well.

I ate in the bar area and found the service a bit difficult. After being ignored by the waiting staff I forced my order on them at the bar. The food arrived promptly after that and it was tasty and hot. A bit on the expensive side if you ask me.

We paid 15pound for chicken curry which composed of a wee bit rice and six pieces of chicken. The lasagne was tasteless and 90% of the staff didn't speak good English.

Went here to eat in the Evening found it very expensive for portions that we got food ok but nothing to boast about. Stayed here previously and food was nicer. Maybe just unlucky this time.

Il lovale è ottimo se siete di passaggio in quanto cucinano cibo ininterrottamente dalla mattina alla sera. Il fish and chips che ho mangiato é stato uno dei migliori, senza aggiunta di salse e sapori assurdi

Been here loads and most of the time its fantastic, the food is nice and you get large portions. Lovely bar and a great menu. Does get quite busy at peak times and you have to wait a while but the wait is worth it as never had a bad meal from here yet. Drinks are well...

Chris the manager was A1 and the care and attention we received was ace...see you again soon!!Thanks All

In Glencoe Hotel you will find a good homecooked meal, served by a friendly staff.

We celebrated my birthday dinner here on our one night in Glencoe, and we thoroughly enjoyed the meal and the atmosphere. Service standards are different than what we were used to in the U.S.--a little bit slower and we aren't used to be traded off among the different servers--but we felt well taken care of.

Ate here on the sixth evening doing the West Highland Way. The restaurant offers a beautiful view across the valley and Loch Leven, the nice interiour complemented feeling welcome here.The staff was friendly and helpful, the manager came over and chatted with us for a while about the walk, the valley and some other things. (I'm a little puzzled about the devastating reviews in that regard left by other reviewers, to be honest...)The food arrived quickly and was very tasty, with the "Glencoe Steak Burger" definitly being recommendable.Would definitely eat here again.

food was freshly prepared. Arrived hot and cooked to perfection

The menu had a good, varied choice of food which was well cooked and presented. The staff were very accommodationg with children's food.

The food was wonderfull, so much of it and an excellent choice. Produce is locally sourced where possible and was very very tasty. They had a specials board which changed most days even the main menu had an excellent choice to choose from. Fantastic food very tasty and loads of it.

I had a mixture of meals at this hotel and everything was perfect. My personal favourite was the Sweet Potatoe soup with croutons and the Steak & Ale Pie.

very good & attentive serviceGood choice of dishesVery nice breakfastsReasonable price if part of DBB dealCrayfish were prawns!Make sure your order is specific - eg don't ask for the scrambled egg - thats what you'll get rather than the eggs with smoked salmon, specify boiled eggs with soldiers or you'll get one lone egg!!Staff only to pleased to rectify if you ask

I am shocked to have read some bad reviews of this restaurant as I can honestly say that the service and food that we enjoyed while we were there in October 2011 was second to none! The pub area is very modern and cozy, the perfect place for dinner and evening drinks. The bar and restaurant staff could not have been more friendly and attentive and the food we enjoyed was fantastic. I would recommend this place to anyone. Thank you again for a lovely three days.

Posizionato al centro di Glencoe, piccolo e tranquillo villaggio, in un luogo storico per la Scozia. Siamo arrivati a orario di chiusura del ristorante, verso le 21 o 21:30, ma il personale ci ha gentilmente fatto accomodare comunque e ci è stato possibile ordinare due piatti di ottimo fish and chips. Posto tranquillo, luci soffuse, arredamento da pub scozzese. Camerieri molto gentili.

Usually i come onto trip advisor to compliment places that offer value.My wife and i spent the weekend staying in Invercoe caravan park and on the Friday evening we chose the Glencoe Hotel restaurant for our dinner.We chose 7.00pm as an ideal time and when we entered the restaurant we found we were the only people there.Looking at the menu and the "specials" on the blackboard we thought the food a bit pricey...£14.00 for lasagne mmmmm???.The crunch was the price of a pint of Belhaven best £3.50 ouch!!!.We ended up in a Ballahullish restaurant that was exceptional value and busy.Its the old story,drop the prices and more people will come in.

We visited for a drink and something to eat but after our first drink we had to leave as it was the most unpleasant experience we as parents have ever had. The waitress was so rude and aggressive I was shocked and it nearly ruined what is such a wonderful village and area. If you our a parent I would advise not visiting here.

Service was a bit chaotic: no one seemed to be in charge of taking the orders. Waiters kept on coming and going, ignoring us. Maybe because they had to take care of the pub and the hotel reception as well. However, when the food finally came it was very good, hearty and in fairly large quantities. It was definitely a good seafood meal, even if the pub tables were pretty small.

We stopped off at the hotel for some food and were astounded by how long we had to wait to get someone to take our order! We waited 35mins after being told by the bar staff that someone would be with us shortly. Two members of staff were aware we wanted food but ignored us while rearranging furniture! After taking our order it took another 25mins for our food to arrive. Though we did notice that a local couple (presume locals as waiting staff knew their names) who arrived and ordered after us got their food 10mins before us!! Food was tasty enough just a pity the waiting staff let them down.

Eat at this hotel as restaurants are thin on the ground in Glencoe if you don't want to drink and drive. The service was good although I had booked a specific table in the afternoon only to find that when we came back that evening it had gone to another couple. I had been asked to choose a table and then to find it had been given to someone else was a little surprising. The service was friendly and prompt and the selection was good although the food was only medioca. I had crab that was served with a slice of brown bread and 1 hot vegable, this seemed an odd combination to me but I 'went with the flow' and was able to pinch a few chips from my hubby and I actually don't like complaining. Like I say the food was nice but nothing 'to write home about' but it has a few tables with a nice view and the staff were very friendly. The toilets however could do with a massive upgrade and considering that this hasn't long opened is a bit worrying. Both of the two toilets didn't even shut let alone lock so I'm glad I was the only one in there!

On arrival I had a pint of beer, this was not settling and tasted off. They did swap it but never turned the pump clip around or investigated my complaint, I presume they intended to keep selling it. The food was a bit pricey, but tasted good. But with lack of competition and with stunning scenery they could afford to push the price up a bit. As for the service, the food was brought out quickly enough, maybe a little to quickly. The staff were friendly, and helpful. You have to pay at the bar for some odd reason. I can see this being frustrating if It's busy, but no big deal when I was there. They did seam a little to enthusiastic to sell more drinks, but not pushy. I agree, with the location and the trunk road, this could be better, but I had a good night, and would go again.

Had the fish chowder, which was delicious, and when the restaurant manager noticed that one mussel hadn't opened she said she'd bring another. Even though I said it was OK I had plenty, in a few minutes a plate of 7 mussels in a lovely garlic sauce was brought. Gorgeous.But then she continued to interact with us, and with other guests, rather too much, chatting, joking, encouraging us to have drinks, etc, even introducing us to other guests that she thought we would find compatible (we didn't). All very pleasant in manner but just a bit over the top. So though 5 star for the food I've given only 3 overall.

Sorry Nigel, but having joined the Clic Sargeant Group over the last weekend. It was completely spoiled by one of your staff (as it turns out an alleged supervisor) who took me to task in front of my very many friends and colleagues for my behaviour on the decking.... In truth I had missed a step and stumbled, witnessed by all my friends who did laugh.Being pounced upon, rather than checking I was OK and apologising, just showed a real lack of customer care. We all left after this embarassing episode, loosing you a lot of custom, then and the next night. I will certainly let it be further known to our group (who have been attending this event for over 20 years) that they should think twice where to stay - I will certainly not be back.

I had the misfortune of entering this establishment for a meal on Sat 30 Apr 2011.In brief the service was terrible, the staff rude and the food offering appalling. This is the worst dining experience I have ever had in Scotland or anywhere else for that matter. I had hoped this standard of offering would have been left behind with the seventies or eighties but apparently not, and it saddens me to think what visitors to our country think when come across an establishment like this.We, myself and my girlfriend, arrived at around 7.45pm and the bar was busy but not unusually so given that it was a holiday weekend. We were given a table after a short wait and this is when the problems began. We sat for approximately fifteen minutes before being asked for our order and even then we had to specifically ask to do that. The food when it arrived was of very poor quality. I had fish and chips which was passable but it was obliviously straight from the deep freeze and I am still waiting for the peas. My girlfriend had a vegetable lasagna and that was truly vile. An extremely poor quality readymade dish that was overheated and as a result was swimming in separated fat. When we complained to one of the waiting staff she had nothing to say, no explanation, apology, offer of an alternative or refund; I had to tell her that I was not paying for that dish, at which point she simply turned her back and walked off. At this point I had finished what I was prepared to eat of my meal and we still had not had the drinks we had ordered. When asked about the drinks order the same waitress I had complained to simply stated that the bar was busy and that our order was being handled. This was despite the fact that several couples who had started eating after us had already been given their drinks. We then overheard the waitress in question complaining to a colleague that we were not in her section anyway. It may well have been the case but I am a customer and I do not care about sections I care about service.The final insult was payment of the bill. On the stating that I wished to settle the bill for the single meal we had had I was escorted to the bar and then simply left to sort out the payment myself with a barman who was struggling to operate the cash register. The waitress who had taken our order simply disappeared. As such I then had to restate what I was paying for and why and at this point I was off a mind to simply walk out of the establishment. A truly depressing experience and a disgraceful advert for Scottish tourism. You have all the benefits of location and a trunk road but can not even manage to deliver a plate of homemade food or organise and train your staff appropriately. A slot on Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares would not go amiss here. Glencoe Hotel is an absolute disgrace and I shall never set foot in it again.

We stopped off here today for refreshments and opted for four cups of tea and four scones. The service was not exceptional and nor was the fare. We paid £21.80 for this which I felt was extortionate for what we had.Toilet facilities were drab. I'll give it a miss in future.