The Glenelg Inn Restaurant in Highland

This is a lively and welcoming old fashioned proper pub. There were local beers on the bar which were a good pint. The log fire was blazing and the food really good.

We had the pie that was sadly cold when it came to the table, at £40 for a sharing pie a little disappointed. We had it reheated but had no apology. It was also quite salty and due to being heated in the microwave the suet pastry was hard so I only ate the filling.

We were enticed by the great reviews, but felt disappointed. The food was fine, just not as wonderful as the reviews, and the Chef Award, led us to believe. I had sea trout. Large fillet, but unfortunately overcooked. Dessert (cheesecake) was lovely. All in all, overpriced for the quality provided.

We went to Glenelg via the famous Glenelg turntable ferry and stopped for lunch at the Glenelg inn. There was a great menu including Sunday lunch of roast venison and all the trimmings, vegetarian choices and a good choice of starters, mains and deserts. We chose the fish and chips ( hand cut and cooked daily) and the venison cheese burger and chips which were both very good. The beer choices were great too.

Whilst on holiday in beautiful, yet whilst we there very wet Glenelg, we booked a meal at the Glenelg Inn. We were delighted to find a lovely atmosphere with both locals and visitors. The staff were very friendly and welcoming and they were dog friendly too. The food was delicious and well cooked. Ample parking and well maintained. All in all we very much enjoyed the food and the experience and highly recommend this establishment.

Amazing. We’ve eaten in many places in the Highlands and this topped the lot. Fantastic welcome. Fantastic food. Brilliant beer.

Decent food, especially smoked salmon sandwich, delicious. Friendly service Good pint local brew Beautiful views Been here a few times now Glenelg Thank you

Everything we ate on two visits was excellent from pub staples like pies & burgers done properly to dishes that wouldn't have been out of place in higher end restaurants such as hake with a smoked almond crust. A warm welcome & friendly informal service.

Wonderful food, amazing views, lovely staff and very dog friendly. This is our third year visiting Glenelg and the Inn is part if rhe reason we come back

We were amazed when we found this restaurant as it seemed to be in such a remote area. I think it is always very busy and you have to book to ensure getting a table. The staff were lovely and the food was amazing. My husband had the Venison Cheeseburger, chips and slaw. He said it tasted amazing. I had Roast Sea Trout with Parmesan fishcake with a Kale and Basil cream. It was truly amazing :-) We really enjoyed it.

We ate here twice on a recent trip to the area. Menu is on a chalkboard by the fireplace and they rub choices out as they run out - so good to go early if you want most choice. But you need to book - they are often full. Great venison burger on first visit, beautifully cooked cod with new potatoes the second time. Definitely worth the trip!

What a fabulous place in a lovely location. Great music, wonderful atmosphere, friendly staff and great food. What more is there to say.

Quite simply as good as it gets. Stunning location and food and service to match. If only it wasn't 400 miles away I would be there every night.

It’s one year since I visited Glenelg last time and there was an exciting anticipation in arriving once again. After a horrific week on the East coast of non stop rain and flooding throughout even up as far as Inverness the approach to Glenelg was dry sunny and very welcoming. With there only being the one place to drink and eat out the Glenelg Inn offers highland hospitality to all who cross the threshold. The walls are adorned with historical pictures and books to look over even guitars hang for anyone wishing to play and a few Italians we met did just that. The menu this year had moved up a notch, the same chef had upped his game and we three were delighted to on a cold evening after a walk opting for the pea and ham soup a delight all over the country, however this was a soup that broke barriers. Normally made from marrow fat peas and ham hock this was not the norm. This was made from green frozen peas which are the healthiest of them all in a delicious ham stock and what I thought were croutons were in actual fact cubes of dried smoked ham which on breaking with one’s teeth revealed a sumptuous taste sensation so much so had we not already ordered our mains we would have had another bowl. Served with a delicious homemade seeded bread it was well worthy of a Michelin grade 10/10. As an ex chef and restaurateur alongside my fellow restaurateur we were very impressed. This is one of those dishes chefs keep on the menu. My fish n chips were also a great dish bound in the lightest almost tempura batter and lovely white flesh moist to taste. In this part of the world they serve an Angel cut or a block. I’m more used to the J cut with haddock. My friends enjoyed the Venison burgers also homemade which were thick juicy and delicious. I enjoyed their home made hand cut chips last year and dreamt of them as we arrived this year, I wasn’t let down they were as always perfection, thick well cooked browned ( I detest bought in frozen white chips) fresh potato chips a great sign for any establishment like they do on the island of Crete where serving frozen chips will push you out of business. No room for dessert although they too looked inviting and all homemade. Guinness and coffee finished us off. The service was on point with the staff looking after a busy room full of tourists darting from table to table. It’s a 10 from us

The people with me were very happy with their meals. I had the venison burger and was a little disappointed. I am used to burgers in the states and Heinz ketchup so I might be a little prejudiced.

We had a lovely meal which was great. The log fire was burning giving a wonderful atmosphere. Friendly staff. Dog very welcome.

We are holidaying nearby and went for dinner on Sunday night. We were blown away by the vegan choices - two starters, four mains and two desserts. All of the food was beautifully cooked and presented and was, hands down, the best vegan food we’ve had out in ages. Service was spot on and there was a cracking atmosphere - we felt very welcome. We took our own wine as they don’t currently sell any vegan ones and we were charged a small fee for corkage. Booking is essential for dinner… the place was very busy. We loved it so much we’re going for lunch today and dinner on Saturday. Give them a visit, you won’t be disappointed.

Visited Glenelg Inn for dinner after a driving tour of the Isle of Skye. This traditional pub serves up some delicious fine dining. We ordered the Venison Pie for two. It was absolutely the best meal we had during our three weeks in Scotland. Followed by a warm brownie with hazlenut ice cream and hazelnut brittle, our dining experience was complete. Reservations are highly recommended. While visiting Glenelg Inn, drive an extra 5 minutes to see two brochs, ancient large stone house structures. They are pretty amazing and are rarely visited by tourists. Also look into riding the little ferry that connects Glenelg's small community to the Isle of Skye. It's the world's only operating turntable ferry. The deck rotates on top of the hull so that cars can drive on and off easily. What a cool thing to experience. Altogether with the ferry and the nearby brochs, the Glenelg Inn is a foodie destination that is very unique and rewarding.

Unreal burgers and fish and chips, such a cozy atmosphere with gorgeous puddings to finish it off. Best meal out it a long time !!! 5 stars from us!

Fantastic location , stunning food , brilliant staff , what’s not to love . Felt like we were staying with friends xx

Booked in advance for lunch for four of us and so glad we did - it’s a super cosy & quirky place and got busy really quickly. We were warmly welcomed and the service was great; the food was delicious and there was a really good choice for a lunch menu. We’d definitely go back… and would probably try to book a room so we could enjoy an evening there too!!

Not for us! We booked our meal when we booked our B&B. On arrival we were shown to our 'claustrophobic ' table in a corner with 2 seats both facing a wall! We asked to be moved and were shown to a lighter area of the restaurant. However the restaurant was dark and noisy and very smokey - from fire and all the lit candles in wine bottles on each table. My headache got worse because of the smoke and noise - I was unable to eat my gluten free fish and chips in the restaurant and asked if I could have them to take away? I had to leave and head back to our B&B! Hubby brought my gf fish ad chips overto the B&B but unfortunately I couldn't eat them as they were coverd in salt!! If I wanted salt on the fish and chips I would have added it myself - I HATE SALT!!! Why put condiments on the table???

Can't fault the quality of the food , a few of us had the venison roast it was superb but tiny portions ..a tureen of veg and potatoes would help. It's a locals place for sure , were we made welcome ..nope ..we were greeted professionally shown to our table , no explanation of where to find the menu or how to order ..just didn't feel friendly sorry to say ..perhaps they were all having a bad day .. Would I recommend it , yes for adults who don't have large appetites ( only time I've ever left hungry ) and prepared to pay a bit more or pop by for a drink..it's a very nice place in a beautiful area . And the food we ate was very good just not enough of it

A cozy bar where you can enjoy a local beer sitting in front of a log fire. The venison burgers are delicious and the staff are all very friendly, as are the locals. A must when in the area.

We came here from Morvich, about 25minute drive and it was well worth it. The views on the way are lovely. The Inn was warm and friendly with good service. The food was fantastic and reasonably priced for this day and age. The fish and chips appeared to be very popular for good reason. The batter was light and crispy and the fish was a fair size and tasted really fresh. 3 members of our party were waxing lyrical about it. There is a small salad that comes with the fish which had a dressing that my wife loved, so much so, I didn’t get to eat any of it. She normally leaves the green stuff to me! The pork belly was delicious too. Good friendly atmosphere. Would definitely come back if in the area.

Popped in for lunch with the family. Food was amazing. Homemade and very homely. We loved the fire and the atmosphere of place and would highly recommend. Our dogs loved it too

A family day out resulted in a lunch here. We expected middle of the road pub food but were thrilled with the inventive menu and very tasty dishes. Veggie tempura was especially well received. Please go. You will not be disappointed

This location has all the ambiance of the country pub you want to stay in. The. Gastro-pub fare is on the blackboard beside the lit fireplace as you come in, with welcoming sheeps wool seat covers along the bench seating, and a lovely whippet named Lola, to greet you. The food was incredible!

Lord knows how they produce this quality of food in such a remote location, ever changing menus within the week we were there. Hats off to the two young chefs and a big shout out to the great bar staff. Proper gastro pub but booking...

You really need to book! Went for Sunday evening food. Arrived early and were prepared to wait but the man who greeted us couldn’t have been more friendly or accommodating. One of the party is vegetarian and he said it’s the best pub food he’s...

Super place. Views out across the sound of Sleat towards Skye are marvellous. Definitely worth a trip over the Man Ratagn to eat here.

Good food, some poor service and attitude. Family of six ate Tuesday 28th June, good three course meal, all arrived together and was of good standard. All paid for, with tip. We returned to eat on the Wednesday and it was much busier, giving even...

A wonderful setting. The pub has a great feel about it. We went for evening meal greeted with a friendly welcome , food great no complaints, well done chief. All staff friendly. Give it a try if in the area need to book though for...

Really nice pub food; lots of gluten free options; nice beer garden; local beers on draft; beautiful view across to Skye. Friendly staff

This is one of my favourite pubs in Scotland - there is so much to like about it. The beer garden looking out on to the coast, cozy interior, open fireplace, local Dun brewing beer on tap and friendly locals. Have been here a few...

This place is an amazing cozy place. Love it Recommend it to everyone who wants a chill out time and a feeling of a proper Restaurant and PUB.

We visited twice in the space of a week as we were staying just down the road for a short holiday. We had a takeaway on the first night we visited and it was amazing, the venison sausages were very gamey and tasted lovely, venison...

Very limited range of opening days and hours in winter (only Thur - Sun, from 17:00 - 20:00) and even then, only drinks served. Convivial atmosphere and nice open fire with friendly owner and locals. Recommended.

Great lunch and dinner, super service, great menu with nice veggy options or as sides too. Main head of bar/restaurant, new guy is really good and made the visits really nice. Nothing a problem. Other staff good too. Quality of food is excellent and reasonably...

Make sure you go.... it was really excellent and amazing service..food was great... local beers wonderful. Brilliant menu ... brilliant food and outstanding value Service faultless.

When we arrived we were advised that service would be slow due to staff shortages. It wasn’t. Lovely view and everything clean and tidy. Not hungry but had the meat board and chips between us. Very pleasant, reasonably priced and great view. Not Michelin star...

Charming pub with fantastic food. Myself and my partner went along for lunch and we loved everything about this place, from the roaring fire, to candles lit on the table giving it a romantic feel. I had the mussels with pancetta and my partner had...

Wife and I booked a meal and first had a drink in the garden overlooking some fantastic scenery. The meal was really awesome. I had the venison roast dinner and my wife had sea trout. Really high quality cooking and tremendous staff made this a...

We showed up not having booked on a rainy Wednesday at lunch and discovered a fantastic pub/inn with great food. We were luck to get a table so do book. The main pub dining room has an earthy homely feel with with a large hearth to warm yous cockles on a cold day. The food was excellent and imaginative. Well-worth a detour

Stopped here for lunch by chance on the way back from Isle of Skye. Was surprised how many gluten free and vegan options they had, the food was the best we've had on our holiday, my GF fish and chips were delicious, customer service was great and i even got a chance to try Glayva, a Scottish whiskey liqueur, which I'll definitely be buying more of.

We wanted and expected so much more from this venue. The staff seemed to be more interested in themselves than been attentive meaning we were constantly having to ask for things. We had to ask 3 times for a jug of water for the table is one small example.The menu looked impressive but didn't we feel match up to what arrived on the plate.No problems with portion sizes but I had the venison burger that was pretty tasteless and was more like venison mince in a roll.With so little competition around we expected excellence and apart from the decor it disappointed us.

Luckily we booked ahead as they were quite busy when we turned up and got even busier. It was a lovely sunny day so we ate outside. The only drawback were these picnic benches with attached benches that you see everywhere and try to avoid if you have any back or joint problems. We shared a charcuterie platter which was an ideal starter, plentiful yet not too much or heavy. Then we both had seafood linguine - full of seafood and a delicious creamy sauce. No room for puddings. service was excellent and the setting was superb look8ing out across the water

Two of us dined here for a Saturday lunch. We ordered sriracha chicken and battered haddock - I had the chicken. It was nice, however the haddock was without doubt the nicest I have ever tasted - crispy light batter and melt in the mouth haddock. I had food envy the entire meal!

We ate dinner on the 11th June and were blown away by the food.After our lovely friendly welcome and being escorted to our table we then had the difficult decision of choosing what to eat.I went for the hot smoked salmon, crowdie, fennel and oatcakes which was delicious, beautifully presented and just the right quantity of everything in the dish.The cider braised pork belly followed and it was the best pork I’ve ever had. I enjoyed every mouthful and not only did the tender stem broccoli, carrot and star anise purée and honey roast beetroot taste delicious with it, the colours were stunning on the plate. With black pudding and potato rosti too, this was such a well thought out dish. My husband and I were still talking about it the following day! Not really room for a pud but we did share a pistachio ice cream which was just enough of a sweet treat.I would thoroughly recommend the Glenelg. We’ve booked in for Sunday lunch.

We've visted here many times over the years. In 2004 the food was brilliant, maybe the best we've ever had. Then it became terrible for a spell. Over the last several years it has provided everything you need and been a very jolly place to eat; the food is good but in no way outstanding. The beer is very good too now they have the local Dun brewery.

Amazing! We visited for lunch in early May and received a very warm highland welcome. Very considerate with our dietary needs and the food is the best in the wider area. Would recommend to everyone.

Amazing food, great wee place. So chilled and friendly. The Venison Christmas meal was one of the best I’ve ever had.

We visited the Inn whilst staying in the village and it was very friendly with good local beer. The menu was pretty variable and we enjoyed the food very much and would definitely return.

Typical British Inn with a log fire and great ambiance. as the door have to be left open be prepared to put a warm pullover on.

After travelling all morning with entertaining highlights of cattle being herded by a young lad in a old battered Skoda with 3-4 excited collies and a Labrador jumping out the back like escaping wild dogs, the meal at Glenelg inn was fantastic. On arriving the smell of cooking and wood smoke from kitchen reminded me of a French village restaurant that you stumble upon. Greeted by the warm dark interior; friendly tones of the main waiting staff;sitting beside crackling heat of open wood fire; choosing from blackboard menu of select recipes ;the food was amazing.Fresh duck cooked perfectly, beef cheek casserole delicately flavoured and even pleased teenage expectation with a spicy breaded chicken The owners high standards was obvious. A welcome find in a remote beautiful place

Amazing food and the nicest people. So sorry we left it to our last night to try as the menu choice was fantastic. Highly recommend

The inn was well organised to deal with social distancing, with a one way system to get in and out. We sat outside in the garden, enjoying the wonderful sunshine and stunning views across the water to Skye. Service was friendly and prompt. I chose the roast venison which was well cooked and tasted great. This is a lovely spot where I look forward to returning sometime soon.

This was the best meal we had in Scotland. It's a lovely little Inn to while away the evening, but the menu and the standard of the food is exceptional. Do not miss it!

It may not look the most beautiful place but inside the interior is warm and friendly. The service is usually pretty good and the food recently has become excellent. Sometimes in the evening the atmosphere is electric and hugely entertaining. On a lovely summers day you can sit outside it might be amazing views down the Sound of Sleat and across to Skye.

You can see why the Glenelg Inn gets such great reviews. It was warm and cosy with an open fire - just the ticket on a rainy October evening. The quality of the food was great. The portion sizes were not huge but then that meant we just had to have a pudding!

Das Restaurant ist sehr urig und gemütlich eingerichtet. Wir saßen besonders bequem am offenen Kamin.Die Getränke wurden an diesem Abend an der Bar geholt. Das Essen war einfach klasse. Auch die Auswahl ist super, es ist für jeden etwas dabei (vegetatisch, glutenfrei). Das Personal war sehr freundlich, am Tresen durften wir Bier testen, bevor wir ein ganzes Glas bestellten. Unbedingt ausprobieren!

Such a lovely friendly pub, food was lovely and the atmosphere brilliant. Staff were friendly and polite and very helpful. Very good menu and a beautiful home lit fire. Definitely a must if you want good food, atmosphere and warmth

We came here for a celebratory lunch on gcse results day. Good food and a welcoming atmosphere, good value food.

The pub is comfortable and always has a fire going. There are tables held for guests of the inn and it was packed and lively for the three nights we were there. I thought the food was good. We had mackerel and salmon starters which were tasty. I had the sea trout and duck breast dinner, which were very good. My husband had the fish and chips which was a popular choice for dinner and it didn’t disappoint. Venison burger was ok and my smoked mackerel dinner wasn’t my fave. Breakfast is either fully cooked or cold cereals. It was yummy and a good start to the day.

This was our first visit to Glenelg for a holiday, and the Glenelg Inn is a gem in the middle of this wonderful community. We felt very welcome, even though there were lots of locals in the bar, and the staff were really friendly and helpful too. We were lucky to be there for two different live music events, both of them were excellent. And the food! Wow! We ate at the Inn for lunch and dinner a few times during our holiday, and it was quite simply superb every time. Great choices for vegetarians and vegans, which can be unusual in a local pub. Good to see local ingredients used. Highly recommended.

We came to Glenelg for a week and ate here most days, it was that good! The food is excellent, but it’s also how authentic and friendly this place is that makes it so special. I’m vegetarian, and the menu choices were as good as any fine dining, and tasted as good if not better. They must have found an incredible chef because it really was exceptional. They even use locally foraged ingredients in some dishes, so definitely not your average pub food! Superb live music adds to the atmosphere, along with the friendly and hard working staff. We hope to return.

Nous avons dîné et pris le petit déjeuner du lendemain dans le restaurant de l’hôtel. Nous n’avons pas pu y séjourner faute de place. Nous dormions dans un air Bnb même rue. Il vaut mieux réserver pour le dîner. Nous y avons mangé le meilleur fish and chips du séjour. Le petit déjeuner est servi de 8h30 à 9h30 et est aussi ouvert à ceux qui ne séjournent pas dans l’hôtel. Dog friendly !!! A refaire absolument !!!

We stopped here for a quick lunch. They serve good food and the people are ver friendly! The inside is also very cosy!

We arrived late this afternoon in Glenelg. Not an easy drive but well worth it. We had a lovely me. I had a vegetarian selection...gnocchi with chanterelle mushrooms, spinach, pesto and Parmesan. Delicious!

Ordered off the special board and was very disappointed with the meals not only very small but cold.

A very lively evening is more than likely if you go to dinner in the Glenelg Inn on a Friday evening.

Outstanding food & service, with very friendly staff! We were staying very close by & were delighted to find such a great place so close. We were amazed to see how busy the bar & restaurant were on a Monday night! Highly recommended!

Stopped in for lunch with friends on a cold summers day only to be greeted by a lovely big warm open fire. Staff very friendly. We all had the mushroom soup which was wonderful. The mains were varied and very good.

My daughter and her partner had booked us in for an early evening meal on 26th June 2019 however we were discouraged from completing the dining experience due,in part, to a power cut but more so by the very poor management of the subsequent situation by the staff at the Glenelg Inn.

Lovely place with great food. Four meals in 13 days!!!! Waiting staff are a little young and this is reflected in their demeanor but other than that, very welcoming.

Great food, great service and lovely entertainment. We enjoyed our evening there very much! We enjoyed a lovely breakfast the next morning before we continued our travels.

We enjoyed the venison burger, salmon filet and wild mushroom linquini with pine nuts and more. We were advised to took a table for dinner and were glad we did as the place was full. Staff was friendly and efficient. (I mistakenly posted a review about this restaurant on the Glenelg Inn restaurant page before TA displayed this page for the restaurant.)

If you are traveling through Glenelg the Inn is a great place to visit. The restaurant has an impressive range of freshly-prepared offerings, the village pub is here, the fireplace apparently burns year-round (a cozy place to relax with a book), and the garden provides views of the Isle of Skye and evening sunsets.

The pub was a perfect dinner stop in Glenelg. The fire and water views were pleasant and general atmosphere was lively and welcoming. I was very impressed with the lovingly crafted vegan and vegetarian options. So often we are just stuck with a veggie burger or uninspired pasta dish, but Glenelg Inn had exciting choices. I had the gnocchi and it was one of the best meals I had on my trip, with delicate flavors and edible flowers. Just perfect. My husband had the venison burger and said it was tasty as well.

It's a pity - this meal didn't deliver for us. It is a lovely place with plenty on character it just left us feeling underwhelmed. Hopefully we were just unlucky.

Very hip kind of pub, food was 10/10.. I had a venison burger and we shared a brownie.. very good food! And the attention was awesome, we felt at home!

urgemütlicher Pub mit netten Menschen, einem offenen Kaminfeuer und richtig gutem Essen. Hier Stimm einfach alles. Die Einrichtung ist genauso, wie man sich das vorstellt. Dunkles altes Holz, dämmrige Beleuchtung und im Hintergrund läuft schottische Folklore. Hier stimmen Menschen, Ambiente und das Essen. Ganz wichtig. Zum Dinner unbedingt einen Tisch reservieren. Sonst kann es durchaus sein, dass ihr „nur“ einen Platz an der Bar bekommt. Der ist zwar auch schön, aber eben ein Stehplatz

We stopped here for lunch. The pub is quaint and yet accommodating the staff friendly. There is a menu board for lunchtime. There is a short wait as the food is freshly prepared. The quality is good and the portions generous. The staff seem to take a pride in where they work and it is not disappointing for the patrons. Well done to the management as they try to give good service to visitors unlike some other places we have visited.

We have visited twice while staying locally in Glenelg, once for lunch and again the following evening for dinner.

Ci siamo fermati in questo fantastico ristorante per cena, pur essendo pieno hanno trovato una sistemazione per 2. Abbiamo gustato solo un paio di piatti e posso assicurare che erano eccellenti, il più importante è che erano veramente prodotti freschi e molto ben curati. Avremmo voluto ritornare e spero avrò ancora l’occasione. Fantastico. Consigliato a tutti.

If you have never taken the road from Skye to inverness via Glenelg via the only remaining turntable ferry ...do it. It is stunningly beautiful.

bel ristorante/pub in una splendida cornice naturale.

It is always a pleasure to visit the Glenelg Inn (partly because it means you must be in Glenelg!). Really nice atmosphere; book in the pub (same food) for atmosphere, restaurant for quiet. You may need to book well in advance, especially for a pub table.

A group of us dropped in here for lunch, and were all very happy. I shared a meat and a cheese platter with my partner, which had a very good selection of items, and some delicious goats cheese. The others were all pleased with their salads and light lunches, too, and service was good.

Dropped in for lunch on a cool, sunny day. The bar was warm and cozy with a fire blazing in the hearth. We're always interested when a chef offers something a little different. For lunch on this day the menu offered gnocchi filled with field mushrooms rolled in pesto and toasted pumpkin seeds. It was simple and simply divine! Service was great, friendly and attentive, and the restaurant's waterfront location is beautiful. Well worth the visit.

Via TripAdvisor bij de Glenelg Inn terecht gekomen, anders weet je niet wat een fijne plek voor een lunch dit is. Uitgebreide kaart en een sfeervolle ruimte. Na de lunch met de ferry richting Isle of Skye.

Good size portions, delicious food and limited but good menu. There philosophy appears to be have limited choice but what they offer is all fresh and cooked well. Would not hesitate in recommending.

5 years since our last visit to Glenelg and the Inn remains warm, welcoming and atmospheric. We all had different choices on both starters and main courses and there was a multilateral vote of 10 out of 10!!! As f9r the Dun 4... True to its' name. Thank you and back on Friday for more.

Stopped for a bite to eat after experiencing the Glenelg ferry crossing. Lovely lunch, great surroundings and friendly staff. We could even bring the dog in. Thanks guys for a lovely lunch.

Sadly we didn't get to eat here but the menu looked lovely and vegetarian friendly. Great pub, great beer.

Good food and beer with great locals to keep you entertained. Lovely location and great open fires to keep you warn in the winter months. Highly recommended,

Perfect place to relax after a long walk. We were made to feel very welcome and had a lovely meal with friendly service.

Having visited this pub in 2018 and really enjoyed a drink or two after a day travelling. My family and I returned in April 2019 and have not been disappointed. Very friendly and lovely atmosphere in the bar area . Great views and lovely warm log fire that is always lit . Highly recommend.

Drove to Glenelg to see if it had changed since we last visited their som years ago. The Inn had changed and the meal we had was excelent best fish and chips I have had for a long time and staff where freindly had a very enjoyable meal. Would recomend anyone who is up that way visit the Glenelg Inn. ..

We spent New Year in Glenelg and visited the Glenelg Inn on several occasions. Really friendly atmosphere, lovely and warm with the big log fire and the food was excellent. The venison stew was outstanding.