Glenuig Inn Bar and Restaurant in Highland

What a great place! This was our first stop on our 14 day European trip and it was our favorite! We arrived in time for the local jam session on a Sunday night. Musicians playing wonderful music and we shared a few pints with the locals who were kind and welcoming! The room we stayed in was perfect for our family of 3. It was clean and spacious. Breakfast choices were wonderful, the chef wanted to prepare us whatever we wanted but we just opted for some toast, I think she was disappointed but we just arent breakfast people. We felt bad! This was the start of our trip of a lifetime from the US and it was just perfect! We hope to return someday

Glenuig inn is in a lovely location and with its on site pub well worth a visit. HOWEVER not at £175 per night for 2 people. Just 12 months ago it was £140 and even at that price the value for money was questionable. Include your food and drinks and you are pushing £240+ for a single night in relatively basic rooms. It’s a pity greed has ruined this lovely location but it’s just not worth the amount they are charging. I await a response moaning about staffing, fuel costs etc. Other hotels in rural Scotland suffer the same hardships but they don’t treat customers like fools.

If you call the Road to the Isles/White Sands of Morar, etc, the “beaten track” then this gets you a quieter spot that’s not far off it, tucked away as it is at the top of the charming Glenuig Bay - but less than two minutes’ drive on the Lochailort road from the best of the views over the Sound of Arisaig. Pub grub of the highest quality in civilised portions (apart from the massive bit of delicious haddock I had one night), Glen Spean beers (among others), this is possibly the cleanest place I’ve ever been in, clearly very well maintained, and it’s outside accommodation block extremely spacious. It’s perfectly placed for the beaches around Acharacle, and a jumping off spot both for Mallaig/Knoydart and Ardnamurchan. When people like the Glenuig folks invest their time and talents in a spot like this, they do us a very great service indeed. Lovely stay, thanks.

Great place to eat stay and drink.Very friendly atmosphere thank you for a great night 😀 Lovely find would recommend for a visit

We stayed 2 nights and were delighted with the location of the Glenuig Inn, which is sensational, and our large, spacious, warm room and bathroom with a lovely bath and shower. The bar is cozy and is open all year for the local community. The service was exceptional and the local charcuterie and Cullen Skink were both excellent. Rona was a warm and welcoming host and runs a well oiled machine. The smoked salmon and scrambled eggs were superb and the eggs cooked to perfection. A great stay. Thank you.

Rhona, thank you for the beer and the compliments and I told you that I would remember your name😊🏍

What a great surprise this place was. Wife and I stopped after seeing Tioram Castle and had an outstanding lunch. The food blew us away, and the views were gorgeous and peaceful. everything was homemade even the crisps. We both had a soup and panino combo. soup of the day was carrot and coriander, a perfectly light lunch soup that was not overly creamy. My sandwich was venison salami, pork salami, fresh cucumber pickle, and pear/apple chutney. My wife’s was cheddar, sundried tomato pesto, and spinach. Lunch is served 12-3. Dinner is 5-8 and you need a reservation.

We had a lovely dinner here in July - we sat inside, the atmosphere was great and the staff were SO friendly. The friendliest we met during our stay on the West Coast! Lovely pub grub too.

Stayed 3 nights 17th to 19th. Great welcome when we arrived Rona showed to our room. Really homely and great for our dog Finn. Ate on all 3 nights food was excellent as was the breakfast. Joined in with the quiz night which was brilliant, didn't win but hey ho some of the cryptic music questions were a tad tricky 😀. Had some good chats with locals and staff. Did a bit of visiting around but mainly chilled ( apart from when F14s blasted across) A great spot to just chill, Rona and team do a great job and no TV which is even better. We will be back that's for sure. Cheers Iain, Margaret and Finn

We enjoyed an excellent evening meal here, great value for money and friendly staff. I had haggis fritters as a starter followed by Korean Beef, then zesty lemon cheesecake. All were very tasty and attractively served with accompanying dips, sauce etc. Fresh, modern decor with beautiful photos. It's also a local pub and dog friendly. I would certainly go again.

A pretty average experience where one is constantly reminded of their eco credentials. Room was ok but bland. Breakfast was booked on a "slot" time basis even though the place seemed pretty quiet. Food was ok but I was amused by the waitress doling out tatty scones the size of postage stamps as if they were made of gold! Checked in by a very unpleasant offhand guy who seemed to have social issues definitely bad as a reception flunky. Their final request to strip the beds for them was of course ignored.

Been wanting to call in here for years and today we finally got the opportunity. Only 6 customers in but a great atmosphere. Cider and lager perfect, and ended up with a free sausage roll. Great staff, great surroundings. Gutted we didn’t book an evening meal.

This pub and restaurant is situated overlooking the wonderful Glenuig Bay. We.were there on a lovely sunny evening and the views were absolutely spectacular. Staff were friendly and helpful. Choice of food and wine was brilliant for a smaller pub . We had the fish and chips, the burger and the veggie burger and the venison chili. They were, without exception, extremely tasty and good and filling. We also had desserts , which were yummy. We definitely recommend a visit to the Glenuig Inn when you're next in this beautiful area of Scotland .

A lovely warm welcome from the minute you walk in & our dog too. Tea & home made scones were just a delight. Cosy setting with the most amazing views. Would highly recommend.

We came for lunch one day and booked in for dinner a few days later. Both menus were limited but the food was of excellent quality and freshly prepared. Personally I would much prefer it this way than the way many do, where the menu is more extensive, but everything is kept frozen. Specials each day which were great. Wonderfully warm welcome by the staff. Would visit without hesitation.

A group of nine of us drove 375 miles North to the Lochailort area, and wanted to eat out rather than self cater on our first night - we chose The Glenuig as it was nearest. It was a gorgeous evening, and the views from...

Great food and staff were incredibly friendly. Really lovely location. An unexpected treasure! Highly recommended.

We stayed in a cottage next door to the Glenuig in whist attending a family wedding just down the road in the hall. Very convenient for an evening drink in a stunning location. WEe had an end of holiday meal on the last evening and...

Excellent lunch fish soup and good selection of beers. Nice friendly services. Nice place on the seaside near small port.

Very pleased with our meal at the Glenuig inn.freshly prepared and served by friendly staff.We were visiting the Smokehouse nearby and were informed that the inn was under new ownership and was well worth a visit...Best to check online for opening hours and booking a...

My husband myself and our dog have just spent a lovely evening in the Glenuig Inn. We both had delicious fish an d chips and shared sticky toffee pudding. The staff were really friendly and it was cosy place on a gloomy evening.

We visited this place on may 31st 2022 just me, my husband and teenage son and a miniature schnauzer very welcoming and dog friendly they even offered my son to feed their lambs, the food tho was a small menu was delicious we had the...

We had lunch here after a very wet and windy nearby walk. GOOD soup and a generous sandwich. It was a fine location and would be wonderful on a better day. Very friendly and competent staff.

It’s great that the inn is still open out of season. It’s currently closed Wed and Thurs but otherwise open for lunch and dinner. We cycled here from Acharacle and had an excellent sandwich and cullen skink and a beer. First time here under the...

Stayed in Glenuig with some friends on the first night of our NC500 trip. From the welcome to the departure the staff were friendly, accommodating and genuinely nice people. The evening meal was lovely and breakfast in the morning was amongst the best I have...

Just dropped on this inn and enjoyed a lovely lunch - home made bread, soup or chowder and scones. Sandwiches excellent too. Light and airy service good.

We stayed and ate for 2 nights at the Glenuig Inn - what a place! The location is perfect for wee adventures and quiet relaxing at small beaches. Great food, good range of drinks, great service and FANTASTIC hosts. We will be back, over and...

Called for a hot drink mid-afternoon. Asked about coffee and was directed to a table in the cafe part but spotted scones and other baking on the bar as we passed. No menu visible or offered but after thinking we were going to have to...

Great lunch brake ,amazing blue cheese soup LOVE IT! Delicious sandwiches ,I had smoked mackerel and my partner had parmesan chicken cesar both with crisps and salad. lovely staff, great view. Need to come back for that homemade fruit scone , not enough space for...

The glenuig inn - returning to this fabulous location, always great ! recently taken over by new management team - all welcoming and friendly . Love this spot for kayaking, walking and paddle boarding ! Rooms are basic but ideal when you have lots of...

Stayed with the family while doing a few days’ sea kayaking. What an amazing location! The room was very comfortable and the drying room was really handy. The food was fantastic with lots of local seafood on offer. The breakfasts were very hearty and enjoyed...

Welcoming and accommodating, very comfy rooms and beds, delicious food ( Cullen Skink a must, as were langoustines and wife loved her hearty burger. Great beer from Spean Brewery, cold lager and the IPA both highly recommemded) Ate and drank way too much but worked...

Fantastic service, really great food, and welcoming atmosphere. Good to have the inn back to the local community.

Really loey place to stay, highly recommended. I have been staying in Glenuig for over thirty years so it was great finally be able to stay at the inn.

The Inn sits at a beautiful location on Glenuig Bay, just off the Sound of Arisaig. Popped in for lunch whilst cycling to nearby Smirisary. Hadn't booked, but plenty of seats and tables outside in the sun. Perfect for some refuelling. Had the smoked haddock...

Was really wanting to visit Glenuig Inn but did not know what to expect after all the recent bad reviews. However new owners were so welcoming, lunch was lovely, brilliant homemade soup and gluten free beer. Very friendly collie who introduced himself to all the...

Good quality tea and coffee at the lowest prices around. Both times accompanied by a piece of Scottish tablet and decent china.

Service, location, atmosphere, food all very good; but nothing specially outstanding. Booked well ahead because of Covid.

The new management has turned this wonderful Inn into a destination to visit. Stunning views, welcoming and friendly. True Highland hospitality offering good beer and drinks of your choice. The food is great and the staff are friendly and fun! Nothing too much to accommodate...

My wife Sue and I had been due to travel to Glenuig Inn with our two Labradors for a three-night stay having paid £530 in advance. 48 hours before we were due to set off my wife – who has secondary cancer – suffered a...

We stayed 4 nights and had dinner and breakfast every day. The choice was very good as were the helpings. Everything is cooked fresh for you and the fish is delivered daily by the fisherman although not on Sunday. The breakfast is superb and again...

My wife and i stayed for 3 nights at the Glenuig Inn and we had the most enjoyable stay. The room was large and comfortable, the food was great especially the breakfasts. The service was just the right balance of friendliness and courtesy and all...

Glenuig Inn under new ownership and management getting back to how it should be! All welcome, adults, kids, dogs, bikers, non bikers and even musicians! fantastic food, friendly staff, great atmosphere. If you are checking reviews make sure to note the date. These ladies have...

After trying to get a table at plenty of places on our travels through Scotland but told everywhere was fully booked we stumbled along this lovely restaurant. They we full but the lady very kindly squeezed us in much to our relief as we were...

Remote little place, serving surprisingly good food. We each had a different chowder and shared a BLT ciabatta. The quality was stunning, the place meticulously clean. And the setting, at the edge of a bay / cove was just lovely.

We popped in on spec whilst touring the area on holiday and had a lovely lunch.The tables are well spaced, the place is immaculately clean and staff were friendly. They do a range of ciabatta sandwiches and homemade soup. I had a venison sandwich which was very tasty. My wife had a mackerel one, also very good, and the soup of the day also went down well. As the menu said, it was a substantial sized bowl.A cracking pint of Highbridge IPA washed the food down nicely. This is a cracking little place in a lovely part of the world. Good value, good food. Will certainly visit again when we are next in the area.

I came here with family and friends while staying locally. As a group of 9, we were divided into two tables and the waitress was very accommodating about this. As a vegan, I ordered sweet potato fritters for starter, which were nice, and came along with a very tasty vegan mayo dip.The starter came with a salad too which could have done with some dressing. For the main, I had a pastry filled with vegetables topped with a wild garlic pesto, chips and salad. The pastry was nice (and the pesto was delicious) - but could do with some vegan meat alternative in it too if I were to add any improvements.The chips were perfect- and again, the salad could have done with some dressing.Would be great to have a veggie/vegan burger too and perhaps a dessert but appreciate the effort made for us vegans!

A beautiful location and great staff this has been under new management since 2019. Clean, spacious bunk house rooms with plenty of hot water. Good breakfasts and dinners. Looking forward to coming back next year!

We stayed next door at Viking Cottage for a week and visited the pub on a few occasions for meals (and drinks outside). Everything was freshly prepared, tasted good and reasonably priced. The new managers were very welcoming and friendly.Set in the beautiful village of Glenuig, I can imagine that once the restrictions are fully lifted, this place will be a hub for both the locals and tourists. Definitely recommend a visit here....Karen & Tony Smith

Great beer, great food in a perfect location. Topped off with amazing hosts. Motorcycle friendly with good secure off road parking.

Miserable faced bearded barman. 3 pounds for 125ml of draught coke. I waited 25 minutes to have my order taken, and eventually left without ordering. Avoid.

Lovely pub in fantastic surroundings serving excellent ales and the food looked great. Very comfortable and the staff where friendly and welcoming. I would highly recommend a visit.

Glenuig is a very small community on the edge of nowhere. The fact that this inn exists and serves such great fare is a testament to a the people that run it - they take their jobs seriously. The atmosphere was warm, the service was really nice - an international staff in for the season - and the food was prepared with care.

Went in on the way back to accommodation and was we couldn’t eat as fully booked but restaurant empty at 8:15pm.......

Myself and family booked a table for 6 adults and a toddler at this restaurant. Want a disappointment. - owner/ barman (man with beard) was unwelcoming on our arrival. -asked for plastic glass for toddler as afraid she would smash a glass. Patronising response about how we shouldn't use plastic. I am very aware of the current plastic situation at the moment. A simple 'No sorry' rather than a lecture would have been enough. - made to order quickly at the bar whilst ordering drinks. -Asked barman (again man with beard) if they had a childrens menu, response was 'only what's on the board'. No childrens menu.-asked if they would consider making a smaller portion of a standard meal for our toddler? response was No, he suggested buying an adult size meal and sharing with an adult. Ended up having to order her a side of potatoes for our toddler.- After ordering we had to ask where to be seated. - Daughter smashed glass, as predicted unfortunately. Waitress reluctant to clean up. We apologised for the mess.-Man with beard came to our table and inspected the floor around us for a good 5 minutes. It was extremely awkward. We felt like he was looking for an argument with us, we just ignored him. - After eating we went to the bar to split the bill and pay. - Man with beard for some reason found this very complicated and quite distressed about having to do this. He said 'what normal people do is pay in full' Explained we were a group of 6 and wanted to pay separately. Took barman at least 10 minutes to do this. Food was good, enjoyed the smoked salmon. I cannot believe this barman/ owner is front of house of this restaurant. He is rude, patronising and slow. If you do not want children coming to this restaurant do not advertise you do. We booked this table 5 weeks in advance with the knowledge a toddler was also coming. We will never be returning again and have put a message warning guests in the visitor book of the holiday home we stayed in near Roshven.Such a shame.

Good location and clean hotel but sterile with no atmosphere and less than helpful manner from the owner who was absent in the morning after the bill had to be settled the night before. Pretentious menu on a blackboard but a 'take it or leave it attitude'. Social skills and hospitality ZERO. Motel style rooms with blue bedding which is the same as in SYHA hostels - bland with tiny TV's

Durch Zufall entdeckt, sehr schöne Ausicht, das Essen war ok aber nicht mehr als ein einfaches Pubessen. Service war sehr freundlich aber auch sehr langsam. Wir haben fast 2 Stunden auf die Hauptspeise gewartet obwohl wir außer eines 2er Tisches die einzigen Gäste waren.

Visited this place en-route to Ardnamuchan and was severely disappointed by the poor hospitality from a guy with a beard, perhaps the manager. The toilets were pretty smelly and looked like they required a decent clean. We were also told to leave shortly after mentioning this fact but not before we had paid for the next round so had to rush our drinks. The scenery was amazing though and would be happy to return if the place was under new management. After walking a good distance to the next watering hole, the Lochoilart Inn, I noticed only then that I seemed to have been short changed to add to our torment! Poor show

Nicely decorated place in an incredibly beautiful location but unfortunately they only serve cask ales and as my husband and I both prefer lager we chose to move on. Maybe a draft lager or a chiller with bottles could be added to the choices to cater for more tastes, as the menu looked quite interesting.

Stopped in with a friend for a quick pint and something to eat.When asked what beers they had - a blank look and a point to the taps was the reply.£10 was the price of 2 lagers.Can we pay by card? "No card payments under £15" was the blunt reply. Are you serving food? "yes at 6 o'clock but we are fully booked" was the blunt reply.(later in the evening we passed and noticed far more empty tables than those occupied)could not have been made to feel more unwelcome in a virtually empty bar.Went along to the Lochailort Inn and had a great meal with very friendly and welcoming staff. Followed by a brilliant night at 'the Hub' at Glenuig Hall. Great Craic with the locals and tourists alike. on our travels throughout the surrounding area we heard that our interaction with the Glenuig Inn owner was quite typical of his character. Perhaps because we are from Ayrshire and did not look like wealthy tourists, we were told numerous times about his hostile attitude to the locals of the area, Very very disappointing considering the idyllic location.

We visited the Glenuig Inn for dinner, many times on our previous visits to the area, and it was always a good experience. However, when we called in on Saturday night, in the early evening, to enquire if there was a table for two available, we were vitually turned away at the door. I do understand we had not booked, but it was the condescending and rude way that we were spoken to which is the issue. There was virtually nobody there, but the staff member explained (trying not to look at us) that they would have a large group in later and also had to feed their residents. The staff member was very obviously condescending in her manner and her superior attitude. Such a shame as we will never return having been treated in such a way. So disappointing.

To the blurb and write-ups on this stunningly located pub looked so good that we made an excursion to go there for lunch... only to find that is NOT open all day but only from 4-9pm!!! Very disappointing.

A pub / inn at Glenuig on the road from Mallaig to Glenfinnan. A lovely location and an attractive looking building. Welcome very warm despite the place being empty (it was mid afternoon). Food on chalk slates hung on wall, all looked very tempting but we had already had lunch and so while tempted we did not indulge. The inn offers a range of real ales and my bitter was excellent. Would try the place again, food next time!

The place was empty, this was not a bad thing, I just thought it was a good opening gambit......, cracking looking wee place, the food was brought out promptly, soup was nice, the posh pop was a nice wee change, the rather expensive sticky toffee pudding and a hint of ice cream was good, the dog wandering around the tables was not so nice as we had our four month old with us.....perhaps its best to keep the dog out of the cafe??.

We happened upon this pub/restaurant a number of years ago when it was a charming atmospheric and friendly establishment. Serving fantastic local fish and langoustines.

Having stopped there for a light lunch on a trip before we went out of our way to include it in this trip. The rooms were not value for money. I’ve seen better premier inns. The tv was the smallest I’ve encountered. The staff showed little knowledge of the hotel and surrounding area.The heating broke and we had to have portable heaters brought in.

Thought the rooms were going to be in the hotel , as website states 4* hotel , in fact it was in a row of out buildings a short walk from the inn itself , quite basic with a postage stamp size tv, wish we’d only booked 1 night instead of 2 , surrounding area were beautiful

While I was in Fort William doing some shopping I looked in my “BritStops” book and found this place, I decided to go and have a look as I needed some food and a place to park my motorhome. On entering the pub is was greeted by Steve, we discussed parking and facilities. If you want to used the toilets and showers it’s £3 (well worth it, the shower is great). After getting cleaned up and changed I went for a meal and a few pints. This place is great, clean & tidy, and the food is fabulous.

Went for meal in evening expecting a lovely atmosphere and relaxed meal. Glenuig Inn is in a beautiful setting and the interior is clean and modern. The menu is posted on boards behind the bar and you order your food at the bar and then take a table. We chose to sit in the dining area which was very quiet until a scruffy family with very young children and a dog decided to come in. The kids were running around and the family seemed to take over the place so we moved into the bar area away from them. We then waited for our meal. After 1 hour I asked what the problem was. No real concern from the bar staff but then within a minute our food miraculously appeared. I think it had been standing somewhere and had been forgotten. By this time we were getting fed up. The main courses cost £18 and we would have had a dessert and coffee but by this time we'd just had enough. What we thought would have been a nice meal out turned into a very disappointing evening. We couldn't wait to get out. On another evening this could have been different because the food itself was very good. My comment would be don't expect to be dining with people who have gone out for a special evening meal. Expect all and sundry to turn up maybe from a day out fishing or walking and still in their scruffy clothes. I am sure it will appeal to many people but not us. The service was extremely slow and the 2 members of staff didn't seem to know what they were doing. The food when it arrived was OK but was going cold.

We made a bee line for this pub and drive over a hundred miles as part of a tour and it was worth it.

The faces change each year but the food is always excellent. Four different meals, which we all enjoyed. Looking forward to returning.

This certainly was a rare find. The Inn is stripped back and comfortably basic in a really good way. Food orders are taken at the bar , menus hang on boards around the walls. First impressions were that it was organised chaos, with the barman orchestrating the show - food didn't seem to arrive in the order that the orders were taken. We received our food before the couple who were aheas of us on the queue for example. Crikey was the food tasty, as we had eaten quite a large lunch we ordered two starters each - Crab Tian, followed by Cullen Skink both of which were incredible. The scenery around the Inn is totally breathtakingly a trip off track, we only tried as my hubby rides in the Scottish 6 Days Trial each year and rides past it. Wasn't as he had expected it to be ...it's a real hidden gem. A definite tick on the 'want to return' list!!

Such a refreshing change to eat at an Inn doing something different from the standard pub menu. It seems as though the chef has been given freedom to be creative rather than feeling obliged to churn out the usual unimaginative options, and is doing a great job. Some reviewers have complained about the menu being 'limited', but I liked this approach of offering fewer choices that were all perfectly crafted, plate-lickingly tasty and cooked from fresh. When we stayed, there were 7 main course options: 2 meaty (venison or lamb); 3 fishy (hake, halibut, salmon); 2 veggie (gnocchi or barley risotto). The fish dishes were particularly excellent, but everything we tried (we had dinner here six times during our stay) was delicious. The main portions are fine for 'normal' hunger but if you're feeling hungrier, order a side. The herby roasted potatoes were my favourite of these, but again all those we tried (buttered greens; carrots and peas; roasted vegetable salad) were very good.

Lovely location for a walk and a meal. Lots of focus on their green policy with organic wines and soft drinks plus locally sourced food. Lunchtime offerings are limited to platters and soup plus rather pricey scones (£3) and some homemade cakes.

We were staying in the area so decided to give the Glenuig Inn a try. The building itself is in a nice location and looks very inviting however this is pretty much where the positives end. We waited for ages in an almost empty pub to be served drinks by uninterested staff before having a look at the menu. Given that getting drinks took ages (and the beer was poor) and the menu was very overpriced and unappetizing we decided to cut our losses and went back to our holiday cottage to cook for ourselves. The fabric of Inn is fine however they need to sort out their staff and menu, I'm not going to pay London prices to eat in a rural pub!

We stayed here for three nights. The rooms are very clean and comfortable, and more than adequate for our requirements (you don't go somewhere like this to sit in your room). Although the food was very good, the menu was quite limited and there was not a great variety - for breakfast, lunch or dinner. If you are staying for more than a couple of days you could be struggling as the menu did not change at all. It's also quite pricey.

We called into the Glenuig on the spur of the moment for an evening meal. The food was perfectly adequate but we felt it was over priced. The menu was quite limited and although it included some seafood, it didn't appear that the menu included any 'catch of the day' specials which one might hope to expect in this area, especially in a restaurant that clearly thinks of itself as providing more than just honest pub food. The service was efficient but the general ambience was charmless and clinical. The Glenuig has potential - it's in a wonderful location (although the restaurant doesn't afford the best views of the loch) but it really needs to decide what it is and either dress up or down accordingly.

We stayed overnight and had dinner. The room was very clean ,comfortable and pleasant. The dinner was excellent and we enjoyed the bar although it closed at 9.30. Staffwere attentive and friendly.Breakfast was good considering there was no bacon eggs etc. We felt it was slightly over priced but would stay their again

Si vous recherchez une cuisine moderne avec des produits locaux, ce restaurant répondra à vos attentes. Il est certes un peu cher (62£ à deux, pour boisson + plat + dessert) mais les plats sont excellents.

Der Zufall wollte es es, dass wir - eher enttäuscht von der Road to the Isles - eine andere Route für den Heimweg suchten und hungrig waren.

Food is great. Service + decor is cafe style but as a family of 5 + puppy, that suited us. Friendly staff. Although 830pm is advertised as closing, we still got offered desserts after that time - and enjoyed them!

I reviewed this restaurant earlier in the year and was delighted with the lunch. However, my return visit in early July was very disappointing. Gone was the extensive menu to be replaced by 1) Smoked Salmon Plate 2) Cheese Plate 3) Soup. Plus various scones etc. Certainly those in my party who chose the Smoked Salmon plate enjoyed it very much. But ........... poor choice of dishes really. What made matters worse was the wonderfully presented evening menus on the wall. Delicious and mouth watering. I would have liked something hot, akin to what was available on my last visit. I chose the soup but had to return it as it was lukewarm. On this occasion the establishment lacked any kind of atmosphere and there were only two other people eating. Front of house service was incredibly slow. So disappointing as I had persuaded some of my friends to join me on this occasion.

Came here for lunch . Very limited menu. Salmon platter, cheese platter , soup , scones and cake . That was it. " we don't have a chef till after 6" I was abruptly told. We had the salmon which was nice but the bread was stale and the beer warm . My main issue was the terrible service from the 2 members of staff who were on. No niceties . No hello. No how was your meal. Only grunts. We honestly felt there was something wrong but having read other reviews I note this wasn't a one off. Customer service training needed .

Been to this restaurant a number of times and have always found the food to be good, albeit with an often limited menu.

Visited this establishment for an evening meal whilst staying at a nearby holiday cottage. Whilst the quality of the food was high, the ambience is poor, and style of service felt more commensurate with that of a pub than a restaurant.

We have previously visited this inn for lunch and had a superb meal...plenty of choice with meals cooked to order and absolutely delicious.

This was supposed to be a special wedding anniversary meal. My husband had booked a table for the two of us and our daughter. I don't like complaining but I feel quite upset on behalf of my husband that this wedding anniversary treat didn't work out as we had hoped. The setting is exquisite but the atmosphere and customer service was cold and unwelcoming. I actually felt a bit of a nuisance asking the young barman where we should sit and where the menus were....we were not made to feel welcome! Such basic customer service should be a given but especially in a restaurant with prices higher than usual for this area. We didn't stay for the food. We went instead to the Arisaig Hotel where we given a very warm welcome and enjoyed lovely locally caught fish.

One of the few places in Scotland were the interior is actually nice. Friendly service and great food (they do not serve any soda's such as Pepsi or Coke). As a starter the crab cocktail was exquisite. The main dishes were all tasty as well. The prices are higher than in other places but you get value for money. We paid 147 £ for five people (four starters and five mains).

Wir haben bei einer Rundfahrt hier gehalten für eine Tea Time. Super Lage, Terrasse läd direkt zu einer Fahrtunterbrechung ein.

Spent 3 nights here with family. After breakfast one morning the owner got very upset with us for spending too long talking after the meal. One evening, after buying drinks, the owner's partner told us we were not permitted to eat a snack we'd brought from Croatia to share with our family in the lounge, nor could we consume it outside (eg on the picnik table by our room).

Very disappointed we visited twice whilst on holiday nearby. The first time was lunchtime. We were told by a very off hand young lady that there was just soup, scones or cake available. She was not in the least friendly. We decided to have a drink and she could barely be bothered to serve us. We returned a couple of days later for tea and a scone. It was the same member of staff and her attitude was still very poor. The tea was good but the cheese scones were stale and inedible. Not a place to be recommended.

Superb standard of cooking. well presented and served. The place is very well presented and we will be back. Pricier that most but it is good value and on a par with most quality dining venues. Well Done to Everyone involved.

We stopped for a snack lunch in the Glenuig Inn and found the food to be really excellent. Service was a touch on the slow side but nevertheless well worth waiting for. The menu is extensive and of good quality although quite pricey. Good to see somewhere serving food all day.

We opted for here as it is set in a great location and its recent refurbishment has made it look welcoming. The menu was extensive with some detailled descriptions and we had to vegetarians with us. A highland sharing platter with salmon and venison etc was distinctly average as it lacked dressings and accompaniments for smoked salmon. There was two small discs of dried venison and it nver wararnted the £20 cost. Th risotto was flavoursome and generous, probably the best dish. The warm potato salad was described as having herbs and sun dried tomatoes but had no sign or flavour of them, we asked and was advised it was in it. I felt annoyed with myself for not complaining more. The desserts were decent in terms of size and quality and we enjoyed those. We had two soft drinks and two ciders and the bill was around £85. The service is avaerage and going back to the bar to order and buy drinks wasn't great mid meal. Other items being served to other customers looked OK, perhaps I did't make a good choice of main.

Apart from a strange quirk whereby they ask you to order at the bar thesis a welcome restaurant with some good local produce as well as vegetarian options (one of our party always difficult to please on this count!)

We popped in for a pint after a hike and enjoyed the warm, clean surroundings and the very friendly people working there. I cannot say much about the food since we did not try any, but the menu looked promising. Also, you get a nice view if you snag one of the table in the room to your right when you enter.

Good basic food. Big portions. Gluten free options available too. Cappuccinos weren't quite warm enough when we got them. Clean and modern toilets. Nice and cosy atmosphere. Beautiful scenery around, lochside.

We stopped here for lunch while touring the coasts of the highlands. It’s a really nice bar / restaurant with really lovely, welcoming staff. The food was delicious and perfectly cooked. Traditional fare - we had a fish pie and a pork belly dish. Lots of fine beers on offer but also a good selection of non alcoholic drinks too - we were driving. The pub is situated right on the beautiful bay of Glenuig and the views are stunning. Well worth a visit.

Stopped here to buy some locally made jewellery and ended up having a lovely pint. - no mass produced lager here! I like what the owner has done with the place, lots of space and light and no chintz, not a shortbread tin in sight. I especially liked that my son was ID’d and because he had forgotten it had to have a ginger beer. :D

Stopped in for a late lunch , and cheerily greeted by Ellie. Group ranging from 9 to 66 years of age. All very happy with a superb range of food to suit all tastes. Have been before , and never disappointed.