The Dormy Clubhouse in Perth & Kinross

We dined here during a golf break and were welcomed in despite the rest of Gleneagles’s restaurants being fully booked. The Chicken Milanese was superb as was the wine we chose to accompany it.Our waiter was on the ball and helpful. The lighting by the fire is very subdued and it was hard for both of us to read the menu. Thankfully the torches on our phones came to the rescue.Not sure why a Scottish hotel has such an Indian influence on the menu here but I’m sure it is delicious.Dined here on many many occasions and it was as good as always.Always recommend a visit here.

The food was extremely disappointing, the atmosphere was so loud and more like a kids club and the service wasn't exactly great.The food- the portions on some of the meals we ordered were absolutely tiny! The curries were kids sized portions. Whilst they were probably the more tasty options, there just simply wasn't enough of it! The fish and chips was disappointing- found several bones, the batter was soggy and gave me an upset stomach for most of the night. The desserts were okay, however I received a cold sticky toffee pudding which was a first.The atmosphere- you could hardly hear each other speak, and we were only a small table of four. Iv never been in such a loud restaurant and certainly wasn't expecting it to be like that. The service- whilst they were all friendly, they took far too long to serve us. Dirty plates were sitting there for a while. We also ordered a jug of tap water for the table, however they claimed they ran out of jugs. When I asked for glasses of water instead, they looked at me like I came from Mars. I absolutely will not be back. I feel 2 stars is probably too generous.

Popped in for a weekday lunch with the S/O. Nice and cosy vibes with a tasteful Scottish feeling. Had three courses of lovely food and the staff were excellent, very attentive and great to chat to (Shannon in particular was great!). Good selection of mock tails and alcohol free drinks. Only complaint was the massive portion of haggis as a starter, could've easily done me as a main meal.Thanks, will be back soon!PS staff were very good in respect to COVID guidelines.

Had a wonderful lunch, even the non-alcohol wine was nice. Good cleanliness, felt very safe. Polite and informative staff

Having never been to Gleneagles before, we weren’t entirely sure what to expect. We were staying in Auchterarder and couldn’t pass on the opportunity to eat Sunday lunch here. The restaurant was super busy but that didn’t impact the service - the staff were friendly, efficient and polite. But the most important part was the food - it did not disappoint. The roast was delicious and the other mains equally nice. We wouldn’t hesitate in coming back, but next time we hope to stay. Casual dining and quality food, don’t worry too much about your attire!

Had a really nice meal and can’t fault the food at all - especially the chefs specials which were brilliant. However, the waiter removed our plates whilst others hadn’t finished their meal then proceeded to remove the plates of those who hadn’t finished eating. The waiter tried to make a joke of it but it felt really rude and we felt rushed to leave the restaurant. Shame as this spoilt a very nice meal.

As always a lovely relaxed afternoon with warm hearty meals. I totally love the Chicken Makhani Curry, a favourite of mine and my husband has been through various meals on the menu on our visits. The Chicken Milanese, The Dormy burger or a steak, all great options. Highly recommend as staff are friendly and attentive without being intrusive. Shame we couldn’t have an alcoholic drink with our meal this visit (given Covid restrictions) but experience was still great and measures in place for safety. Definitely recommend.

Being Halfway between my stepsons house in Killearn and Dundee we chose The Dormy as a handy meeting place. We were a party of four which included a vegan. Three of us had the Sunday Lunch and the remaining member of our group had a vegan meal which she loved. However the rest of us plumped for the Sunday roast which was a mistake. The staff were excellent and we were served promptly and professionally and the ambiance was lovely.

My wife and I ate in The Dormy restaurant restaurant a few days ago. My wife ordered the chicken tikka burger and I had the beef burger with all the sides. We split the meals as we wanted to taste each other's dishes.Whilst my burger was very good, my wife's burger was excellent. It was the best chicken tikka burger we have both ever had! The sides were also really good.The staff were efficient and polite, and the surroundings are very comfortable. I would like to have seen more beers available on the menu though. I'm not sure if cocktails are available at The Dormy as they are in the other bars on the resort, but if they are then these should also be displayed on the menu as we certainly would have tried some of these if we had been made aware that they were available.Overall, a very enjoyable meal.

Fantastic and quick service, wonderful staff considering the lack of alcohol had a wonderful time! Great to see Gleneagles’s thinking out of the box with their pop up outdoor food courts.

We all had Tandoori and it was excellent. Service was delightful. It would have been five stars, but they did not have two of the wines I ordered.

Fantastic day out on our staycation to Auchterarder. The food was incredible and the service was excellent, thank you to Mani who looked after us.

We were spending a day at Gleneagles and dropped into the dormy for a light breakfast Very good Covid safety arrangements in place and staff were all masked but were very friendly and helpfulThe coffee was excellent and the breakfast rolls generously filled which made a great start to our golf day

Ate here twice last week and each time it was very good. Excellent social distancing procedures in place, (except the majority of customers not wearing face coverings when entering, walking around and leaving restaurant) Surprised Gleneagles is not enforcing and encouraging guidance and good practice. Many customers being stupidly complacent.We had indian food the first night and it was top notch. Second time we had lasagne and fish and chips. Both excellent. Service first class.

We ate here one night while staying at the hotel. We had a drink in the bar area before eating, which had a great, relaxed atmosphere. Restaurant was very cosy, relaxed, with good, attentive but unhurried service. We enjoyed the food - Calzones were good and haggis, neeps & tattles always a winner for me! Would have loved to go back again (and chill out around the fire pit, which looked very inviting) but we ran out of time.

We as a family have enjoyed many meals at the Dormy & always thoroughly enjoyed. So because of this we chose this venue to celebrate one of our groups birthday. To say we were disappointed is an understatement as the fact is, it has to be one of the worst meals out we’ve ever had! We happily pay a high price for good quality food but it is a disgrace what was served up. The fish hadn’t been filleted properly & was full of bones, plus the batter was so greasy & hard. The majority of chips were solid & inedible. The lasagna was just thick stodgy mince & white sauce with absolutely no flavour & was served with a scatter of lettuce leaves dumped at the side like an afterthought! To make matters even worse it was obvious that Covid-19 restrictions were not being taken seriously & in fact we couldn’t wait to leave. We were told not to bother wearing a mask unless we really wanted to. No care taken to keeping distance & tables just as they usually are, no screens or distance between! Put it this way if it hadn’t been that we got a table right at the back we would have had to leave & having tasted the awful food it’s a pity we didn’t! We have eaten out at a few different restaurants & hotels since restrictions have eased & this is the first time we felt unsafe, you actually wouldn’t think anything was different other than the staff wearing masks. When small businesses that certainly don’t bring in the profits if this place can manage to follow the Scottish Government guidelines it’s a disgrace what we witnessed here yesterday!

The hotel maybe 5 star but the Dormy is definitely way off the mark. We always see the Dormy as a proper treat and over the years have enjoyed many family meals there. Despite the heavily tandoor/curry influenced menu it reads well but sadly in reality it fails to deliver. Service at the Dormy is what you expect, slick and attentive and the views, even through the mist and the rain, are always great. But it’s the food that really lets it down. My pet hate is fish n chips done badly, the batter was heavy and oily, the fish sits on top of the chips making them sweat and they lose their crispness. The tuna and cucumber sandwiches appeared as a brown malted monolith to all things bread and butter, simply cut in half with a scattering of crisps, totally lacking refinement, actively needing some TLC in presentation, a wee splash of salad , a dash of slaw or drizzle of dressing would make all the difference And finally the king of sandwiches, The Club, seems to have been dethroned. It ticks all the boxes when it comes to its contents but sadly the free range chicken appears to have been replaced by some grey shredded chicken mayonnaise spread. Eating here is meant to be an enjoyable, pleasurable experience, the service out weighs the food and you don’t eat out just because the service is good. There are places locally that do it so much better with a real emphasis on the quality of their food compared to that of the Dormy. I will definitely think twice about eating at the Dormy again.

We recently had lunch at the Dormy. Cards on the table. I love Gleneagles. I am a golfer and regard Gleneagles as golfing heaven having played all the courses at various times. That means I have eaten in the Dormy several times. Like the main hotel my previous experiences have always been first class but I detected a slipping of standards at this most recent visit. The staff were welcoming on what appeared to be a quiet day. Firstly, the staff were slow in offering us a drink after bringing us water and we had to ask to see the wine list.The food was slightly disappointing. My club sandwich was feeble. At a golf club, I always used to use the Dormy’s version as setting the standard. Not now. A very insipid bland sandwich served with a few crisps. No salad, no fries. I did ask if it came with fries and was told it did but it turned out not to be the case. I had to order some as an extra. My wife had the mushroom risotto which she felt was a base risotto with a few mushrooms thrown in at the end. I wish I had opted for the bangers and mash which looked good. We felt the food didn’t match up to the excellent surroundings which is the first time I could have said that.

I decided on a 12oz Sirloin Steak cooked medium rare, grilled tomato and mushroom, fresh mixed salad, pint of Tomato juice, black coffee. A delicious healthy lunch, great service and a lovely view.

Lovely meal here. Best pizza I’ve had since I was last in Italy! Would definitely return. Good for families too.

Eight of us had dinner here on a very wet and windy evening. The service was superb and the food excellent. My Calzone was huge but fantastic. It’s a mix of Italian and Indian on the menu along with some traditional choices. Would recommend to anyone staying or playing golf at Gleneagles. We also had some drinks in the bar which included a superb offer - choose three local drinks from a choice of six and get a third of a pint of each. Great way of trying new drinks.

Visited here on Wednesday evening. Had fish and chips which was freshly cooked and okay and lasagne with salad which was also okay. Ate here many times and for some reason did not stand out this time. Service as always very good.

Ate here twice for lunch over a few days. Ambience is nice (if you book ask for a table overlooking the golf course) and excellent welcome. The menu is varied so plenty of choice. The pizzas are always good (real pizza oven) and I tried the calzone with a mild curried chicken filling. (This is the folded over variety). It arrived looking like the most ginormous Cornish pastie! It was beautifully made and tasted great, but the quantity was excessive. No other food was possible! I left about half of the pizza dough as a result. My companions had sandwiches (club excellent, pastrami good too) and fish and chips. This, too, was enormous. This dish used to be a couple of nicely battered pieces with skinny fries in a little basket - perfect size. My partner was overwhelmed by the jumbo chips!Having said that nice lunch.My second visit I tried the mackerel and quinoa salad. Unusual mix but tasty.

Accommodating every request and serving delicious food. Great place for breakfast and/or lunch. The food is so fresh it’s fabulous and then you will also be able to enjoy the view out of the 18th hole- brilliant. Friendly personnel create a welcome and feel good atmosphere.

Whilst staying at Glenmor we opted to eat here on friday night instead of the Birnam. Started off quite quiet which allowed us to have relaxing drinks before dinner. The staff were lovely friendly, helpful and took time to explain the dishes. Complimentary nan bread with dips and mango glass which was sweet and tasty. Opted for indian options chicken tandoori which was really white makani curry which lacked something and lentil Dahl which was okay. A nice change but not the best meal we have had at the Dormy so will probably opt for more traditional dishes.

Мы отлично провели вечер! Вино было изумительным! Я заказывала карри и оно превзошло мои ожидания. Мой друг заказал лосось и он тоже был на высоком уровне. Я не первый раз в этом ресторане. И каждый раз я получаю удовольствие и от еды и от атмосферы!

This was a delight, pure and simple. We sampled a full range of the Indian choices on the menu and they were all superb, and reasonably priced too. Indeed since my last visit the menu has definitely been improved and many of the prices cut, which means you can enjoy the Gleneagles experience without your wallet having a nervous breakdown. Unless you order wine by the glass of course - the Chablis was again superb but at £15 it was more than a lot of the main courses. Anyway, I managed to rise above that one and enjoy a really great evening.

Again excellent service, menus including children’s, more informal and a better choice for small children.

Lunch for eight adults and two infants, golf club house stetting. Sat in our own anti room. Good service from Katie and other waiting staff. Hot food, excellent taste. No complaints from anyone. Free ice skating rink near the main hotel.

Just terrible service. Long waits staff not trained. No idea how to deal with customers? Needs retraining of customer sercice

Six of us dined here and the food was delicious!

This restaurant is not in the main hotel but in the grounds of Gleneagles it’s only approx 200 Mars from the main hotel but they can drive you there no problem the food is excellent as is the service

Had our meal here on the first night of our stay at Gleneagles. The menu choice is good, the portions are hearty and the service was e Ellet.

we had lunch at the Dormy on our way home it dose not look mutch but one inside its a different story the staff are attentive and very helpfull even checking with the kitchen if thry would a childs meal not on the mrnu which they did, i enjoyed a freshly baked piza with spicy prawn topping looking at the cleared plates the rest of the family enjoyed their choise of meal.

When staying at the hotel, we usually book the Dormy for dinner. The atmosphere is more casual and relaxed than some of the more formal options and we enjoy the quality of the food served here.

The restaurant was busy (aftermath of Solheim Cup triumph) but service was pleasant. The staff are great but the system always seems a bit strung out with long waits for drinks due to the bar system. Everyone seemed to enjoy their food. I had the Kofta curry. While the sauce was very spicy the soft dumplings seemed bland and lacking in flavour.

Family gathering with six of us visiting here for first time. Mixed order of food but really enjoyed, including a large portion of fish and chips! Staff friendly and good atmosphere on a Saturday.

With the hotel being top notch, this restaurant was a disappointment. My friend ordered minestrone soup and it was rice with cabbage and celery. My salmon was fine but the mashed potatoes were tasteless and cold. Not up to their standards.

Manager was brilliant and found a table for 9 in a room on its own.

Playing for the New Golf Club, St Andrews Seniors' yesterday, we arrived by bus at Gleneagles. I've have been visiting the Hotel for over 68 years now and it is one of my favourite locations, apart from St Andrews. We went to The Dormy for tea and coffee and sausage or bacon rolls on arrival. Since the sausage roll consisted of a small Cumberland sausage, I opened for that and was delighted with what I received. The guy sitting next to me ordered the bacon roll and it was terrible. It was very streaky and not cooked nearly enough, but he was too shy to complain. I did it on his behalf and Lucy very promptly and pleasantly exchanged it. Emily was constantly topping up our teas and coffees and she was delightful as well. We then ordered our meal for after the golf.

We had s quick lunch and an evening meal

Beautiful setting but do feel the management need to look at menu. Salmon with chips mushroom

Bad service and food. One meal came after everyone had finished and was sent away. Not Glen eagles standards if old.

Dined whilst staying at the hotel. Would highly recommend the curry calzone. Staff great. Friendly and attentive. Food tasty and excellent value for money. Good buzzing atmosphere.

Expensive,poor service and the place stunk of curry.Couldnt get out quick enough - very disappointed.Gleneagles are allowing standards to slip.

When considering all the wonders Gleneagles Hotel offers it is easy to forget the joy of simple, well presented food within the grounds at The Dormy restaurant in The Clubhouse.

We had lunch on Saturday afternoon at The Dormy and although it was busy we were greeted with a warm welcome .The food was delicious and service was above and beyond I had the fish pie and my wife had the methi masala cauliflower which was beautifully presented in copper dishes ,after we had finished I mentioned to Mark Mills that I had worked in the dormy 42 years previously he could not have been more courteous and asked me if I wanted to look in the kitchen to see how it had changed he really made my visit more special in his professional manner towards us really a 5 star service needless to say we will be back

Visited with two members of my family who were visiting Gleneagles for the first time. One a Canadian the other Californian. Both Vegan. Led to believe this restaurant catered for Vegans.

First class, excellent service and good value given Gleneagles is one of the best places to stay or visit in the UK if not the world. Beautiful views of the golf courses from the restaurant windows.

We had an excellent lunch here, food was tasty, well presented with friendly service. The restaurant was busy and had a good atmosphere. Lovely walk afterwards up to the hotel with lots going on everywhere. Would recommend and we felt it was fairly priced.

Had dinner here while staying the night. Absolutely spot on service from when we walked in the door. The food was great (we had Indian food), and there is a buzz because it was really busy. Great view over the course.

Visited Dormy for breakfast while staying at Gleneagles apartments. The breakfast menu limited and no veggie nor vegan options. I had really wanted Eggs Benedict but nothing like that on offer. So my friends an I selected our options from what was on menu. I had asked for poached eggs with side of tomato, mushrooms and beans. My face fell as I was presented with pile of what looked like dry toast, rubbery eggs, ONE sad mushroom with one tomato for company. No butter offered for toast. I had a pot of tea from a teapot with a dodgy lid. The only thing I can say I truly enjoyed was the company of my friends and the view from the place.

Our last visit to this restaurant had me raving about the best breakfast that I have ever had. Sadly this second visit did not ascend to the same heights. Don't get me wrong, the staff were lovely and the food was good. It just took over 40 minutes to arrive. I am an amateur chef and can put together a cooked breakfast in under ten minutes, sadly it was just a disappointing start to a good day out.

We have been to the Dormy for a few meals. This last time we had a sirloin and chips. It was lovely and we thoroughly enjoyed it. But the week before I had fish and chips and the triple cooked chips were over cooked and greasy. They were pretty hard and the oil was glistening on the surface. I didn’t eat half of them because of this and when I mentioned it to the waiter at the end, he didn’t even acknowledge my comment. Charming.

Staff slotted us in at last minute - superb setting - staff excellent & knowledgeable - reasonable price - I had the filet steak & my friends had the curry - no complaints - we also had breakfast the following day - porridge was excellent

We ate here both evenings, due to unforeseen circumstances, during our 2 night stay at the hotel.

We had an evening meal here in what is a very busy restaurant. The staff were friendly but the service a bit lacking as they forgot the only starter we ordered. The food was good but not excellent. There is a reasonable selection of food on the menu. The views over the golf course are interesting. Worth considering.

The menu here is very varied and the portions are good. My wife had chicken tikka Caesar salad a dish I’ve never seen on a menu before and tells you a lot about the type of dishes on the menu.

This was our 2nd visit with Family and it did not disappoint like before.

Had lunch here and found it a very pleasant experience. Staff are very friendly and anyone casual, or dressed to impress are welcome. Food was excellent and prices do reflect the setting you are surrounded by. Varied menu to suit all tastes.

Used The Dormy 3 times in the evenings after golf. Very nice food, although slightly pricey. Superb service from Ben

Much enjoyed the battered haddock and chips with wonderful mushy peas - the real deal. Crisp batter lightly encasing super fresh fish and the chips were so good that most were eaten by grateful granddaughter !

Lunch overlooking the first tee of the Queens course was breathtaking. Good varied menu. Food took some time to prepare but arrived altogether and hot.

Staff was excellent couldn't do enough for you - I had the fillet Steak well worth the price £35 - my friends had the vegetarian option & Curry - they said was very tasty - a superb setting too

Had booked a special occasion with the Family and turned up at 7pm Saturday evening to find out I had mistakenly booked a table for 7 at 7am by mistake. The restaurant manager asked us to have a drink in the bar (which was a very pleasant experience given live music was on) while he sorted something out. After less than 30 minute wait he ushered us through to enjoy our family meal. Food was excellent and even though they missed an order which meant a wait for myself, they kept me informed of progress and applies some free french fries to stop me from wasting away. I would definitely recommend this asa great option when visiting Gleneagles whether you are playing golf or not.

We have visited the dormy for years, for breakfast before golf,

Having multiple food allergies is challenging. But the manager Mark was not only knowledgeable and accommodating but also incredibly personable. We enjoyed the food (for vegans, the tandoori cauliflower is a must... for grain, dairy and sugar free, the steak and chicken were excellent) and even more, we enjoyed the camaraderie. Great staff. And Mark was truly the best!

Ate here twice last week and had a delicious meal on both occasions. Excellent choice on the menu and very good service.

Went here for lunch with family. The restaurant was busy bit we waited in the lounge until there was a table free. The stafg were very friendly and attentive. The food was excellent and we had a good view of the golf course too. All in all a lovely place to go for lunch will definitely be back.

The menu offers something for everyone at a comfortable price point. My husband enjoyed a traditional Shepard’s pie while I opted for a casual cheese pizza, both were as we’d desired. Service was excellent.

Ate in the Dormy for the 2 nights of our stay. Menu is varied has something for everyone. Good food - not pretentious and reasonably priced. Mark Mills one of the members of staff is so nice and pleasant and never too much for him to help you. Made our dining most enjoyable. Good atmosphere in it too. Would go back in a heart beat

We had dinner at The Dormy on our final evening of staying at Gleneagles Hotel.

Xmas dinner for a family of 10 .The food the service the staff the wine & drinks everything was up to GLENEAGLES usual standards.1ST CLASS.Only way to enjoy xmas.

This eatery is within the grounds of Gleneagles and it is about a five minute walk, which on a nice evening is fine but when we stayed it was bitterly cold and my husband and I were chauffeur driven from the hotel, which was lovely. The meal was very good and the staff lovely.

Called in here to grad breakfast as never been to Gleneagles. Breakfast very good, the restaurant very nicely done, staff excellent & very friendly. Will definitely call in again next time I’m there

We had a quicky bite here today - food was lovely and atmosphere good! We mentioned in passing that it was our daughter's birthday and they brought her a lovely piece of cake - it's the simple things!

My other half and I had an exquiste dinner at the Gleneagles dormy clubhouse. The atmosphere was truly unPARed in the surrounding area and the warm hospitality of all the staff made such an experience all the more magical. We waited by a delightful and attentive young woman, Anna, who gave us fantastic service. The haggis was sumptuous and certainly a favourite to recommend. I will make sure I re-visit on my next excursion to Scotland!

We tried the Dormy for the first time. It's informal and brightly lit offering hearty food for hungry bods! Service is good, menu choice - big food! If you've been walking or on the golf course all day, and want a relaxed informal setting - this is for you!

every place I ate was good but this is the one that I would consistently find my self coming to for food. Great service with really good food

First time I've eaten here and the setting looking out over the golf course is lovely. I also liked the open plan cooking - seeing the Tandoori oven was interesting.

Something for everyone. Haggis is excellent - Pizza good and speciality is Indian themed tikka dishes.

After a round with my son and friends on The Kings Course, my son and myself decided to have something to eat before heading North again.

I’ve eaten here many times over the years whenever staying at Gleneagles & it’s always been excellent & the place as had a whole makeover it’s even better the food service & staff brilliant it’s always busy with guests & golfers great choice on the menu with fantastic views over the. Golf course & countryside with a peaceful superb ambiance about it . I’d always eaten previously the fish & chips but choose the lasagne this time & it was great a wholesome tasty meal a must to eat here looking forward too return

Visited with friends for my husband's birthday. Food was excellent and staff made an extra effort by singing Happy Birthday and presenting a cake with candle and birthday message in chocolate on plate. Top marks to the manager and staff for making it a lovely afternoon. See you soon.

I was travelling along the A9, and needed lunch. I have previously stayed at Gleneagles, and liked the Dormy for eating with family. Using Gleneagles as a 'service station' isn't really the normal thing to do, but the view is great and the food is good. Staff are charming

Visited for coffee and cake to warm us up on a chilly afternoon. Good coffee and lovely Guinness cake. Have been here many times and love it. Sat beside the open fire with our friends. Just bliss....

You would expect high standards and it didn’t fail. Beautiful setting and the food was lovely. Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area.

The standard of food and service in the Dormy is great and the great staff make it a very enjoyable experience.When you marry that to lovely food & wine at reasonable prices it makes for a very enjoyable experience.

My son treated me this month to breakfast on our day off. We have tried a few places but this was by a long way the best cooked breakfast that I have ever had. The ingredients were top notch and the view over Perthshire was stunning. All of this does reflect in the price but I reckon it was great.

The staff and surroundings were lovely. However, the risotto I ordered tasted like something I could have bought in Frankie and Benny's or a Tesco cafe, to be quite honest. If I'm paying so much money for a meal I expect the quality of the food to match the price. The best part of the meal was the bread.

Ordered the iconic Cullen Skink (£9.00) which usually comprises large flakes of smoked haddock with potato pieces in a creamy soup. Unfortunately the local version at Gleneagles majors on corn on the cob which is my least favourite vegetable by some distance. The fish and potato had been too well whisked together so it resembled porridge. The young waitress sensing my disappointment asked if I would like another starter and I readily agreed to the tomato and basil soup which was delicious.

Used to love visiting The Dormy whenever we are at Gleneagles or passing through as used to love the food and ambience, looking out over the golf course with cosy tables. Under the new refurbishment its all become a bit lost. That intimate vibe is gone with long rows of seating and I can honestly say I'm rather underwhelmed by the remodel. The lovely log fire burning seating area where you sat around in a circle, which felt like a lovely focal point and very welcoming is gone to be replaced by a bland standard wall fireplace.

This is a nice relaxed place in the gleneagles stable. A good range of food and drink and pleasant service. There is a nice place to sit outside around a fire place with heated seats. On the whole - nice

Stopped for lunch. We were served very promptly and efficiently by charming staff with very friendly smiles. The menu was good with plenty of choice and served politely. It was a lovely setting and the restaurant was beautifully decorated with comfy seating. It was a shame we did not have time to go back again

Lovely restaurant in super situation. There were four of us in our party three of whom loved what they ordered but I was a bit underwhelmed considering the cost. Worth a visit though.

Visited here with my mother. We both had soup. The Cullen Skink was delicious. The tomato & basil was disappointing due to the addition of balsamic oil which was not included in the description - a pity !

Very poor breakfast for Dormy HOUSE . First or all we had at least 40 minutes to wait for breakfadt. Poached eggs hard boiled. Sent them back. Toast was dry and burnt.

We ate there three times, it was so good. The Tandori salmon was perfect and the sticky toffee pudding was so good that I got the recipe.

This buzzy busy brasserie exceeded my expectation so much, I could happily go back again tonight! From the minute we were seated, the attentive service from the team was spot on. It was quick, efficient and friendly. The prawn cocktail starter whilst expensive at £15 featured two skewered battered king prawns, really nice touch. The Cullen skink was tasty and the Panzanella salad was delicious. We chose our mains from the grill and my friends loved the chicken tikka - one off the bone and the other on the bone, both loved it. The highlight however was the Crispy Lamb Chops. They were absolutely amazing. 5 chops, melt in the mouth, just spicy enough. The little dips and crispy nan breads that accompanied was superb. I can honestly say this meal features in the top 10 of my best meals ever. Starters, mains, couple of beers and a very nice bottle of Albariño came in at £50 a head. I thought it was great value for the quality.

Played the PGA course, which was in fabulous condition, not busy, and the staff were very friendly and attentive, couldn't fault it. On the other hand afterwards we had a casual lunch in the pub bit of the Dormy House - the service was average, the mini burgers rather bland for the price, with no salad etc, certainly didn't live up to the description, chips £5 extra for about 8 chips. It rather spoiled the day and certainly not worth the 100% extra it cost from a normal golf club.