The Royal Oak Hotel Restaurant in Moray

Excellent service, all requests regarding dietary requirements met. Staff went above and beyond to make us welcome. Highly recommended.

We went to Cullen on a day trip, ended up staying 2 nights in the Royal Oak Hotel. The staff were so welcoming & we were looked after very well, nothing was too much trouble. Food was amazing, rooms were comfortable & very clean. We would definitely recommend

Had a quick lunch trip here, very accommodating for us with 2 young kids and a dog. We tried the Cullen skink which was lovely & the fish and chips was particularly good quality fish and generous portion.

After failing with a couple of establishments to find a dog friendly place to eat lunch,, we tried The Royal Oak. We were made very welcome by the staff and had a lovely meal. There is also a dog menu. The fish and chips were really good.

Wow after looking on line for dog friendly places to eat we came across here. What a welcome 2 large wines and a lager. Prawn salmon cocktail Haggis pakoras Meat pie Lasagne 2 x festive meals for furbabies Brilliant definitely recommend Staff amazing

Visited 29th December was greeted by the wonderful Fiona who was very plesant and very helpful we only wanted a light lunch but ended up having the soup with the carvery excellent food thankyou for being so helpful will defiantly call again x

3 adults & a child in our group today. If the small car park is full then there's space on the 2 streets either side of this hotel. A nice clean environment throughout this establishment. Friendly staff. Good food, but fairly expensive. £17.95 for a scampi, or a haddock meal. a fudge cake at £8.50. Our total was £83.40 (inc. drinks & VAT). After the meal, it's a short distance to Cullen beach to walk some of it off.

Called here today after a visit to the beach and the coastal trail. Found it on google search for places to eat with a dog. What a gem! We were welcomed by two friendly ladies. They do allow dogs in and even have a menu for them. The decor is lovely and clean. We had the tomato and red pepper soup with a cheese and chutney sandwich. Both were Delicious and tasty. We also had cappucino again lovely and tasty. Made to feel very welcome and we will definately make this a regular stop on our return visits to Cullen. Thank you to the lovely ladies x

Went for lunch with family who were here on holiday. We all chose the roast beef with Yorkshire pudding, roasties and seasonal veg from the specials board. The beef was first class as just melted it was so tender. Of the sweets on offer they had a gluten and dairy free option which I found very unusual as usually this was not offered elsewhere. Delightful! Claire our server could not be more helpful and also made an oat milk latte for me which again is not usually offered in other similar settings. FIRST CLASS We would highly recommend this restaurant

Hadn't booked a table, but they managed to fit us in (was pretty busy). Ate haddock and mozzarella fishcake with sweet potato fries, and cheesecake - both decent portion sizes, reasonably priced, and tasty. All staff friendly and welcoming.

Excellent food, attentive servers, and an amazing steamed vanilla pudding with homemade custard! Our server anticipated my ( older) mother-in-law's need for a smaller, easier to handle cup for her coffee and was so thoughtful for our comfort. Excellent mussels and even had vegetarian options! It's one of my favorite places for lunching out.

For six years my wife and I have stayed at our daughters house, and every time (twice a year) we have had at least three meals at the Royal Oak, Cullen. Never again. Scott - the bartender - took my order for two cans of diet coke and a cocktail for my wife. I get the coke, then he ignored me while he dealt with the bill for a large party who were in the process of leaving. They took their time, chatting noisily amongst themselves as the terminal was very slow to connect, but in the meantime totally ignored me, despite my advising him I was still waiting for Sheila's cocktail. Eventually the large group left and he then dealt with ANOTHER person interrupting. At this point, we decided to leave, and Sheila had a single coke as she was not particularly well. As a diabetic, I had little choice but to order some food, which I have to say was as superb as always, and very promptly served. When we had finished I went to pay the bill. £24.55 for three cokes and a soup? only in central London. It transpires he had charged for the cocktail (£10) and left that on the bill, which I stupidly paid without checking, as I wa quite keen to leave the experience behind. Getting back to our daughters, I checked my debit card and discovered the error, so called the hotel to be told i had been extremely rude to Scott. I'm guessing here that he may be a very gentle soul, unused to anyone queering his skills/attention or attitude. He had - according to the manager - felt my "rudeness" in telling him I was disgusted at the lack of attention to the people he HAD STARTED TO SERVE, to deal with this other group, was unwarranted. At this point, I should point out that as a clinician I train NHS and private practice staff to be alert to patients' needs, to pay attention and ensure they get the service necessary. I've only done this for 42 years so I am no stranger to customer service. Now I know this is "cutting off my nose to spite my face", but the combative attitude from the manageress when I called them has ensured we shall never again go to the Royal Oak, which personally I find rather sad.

Made very welcome by all staff, with our dog, when on holiday for a few days and popped in here for some dinner. She was catered for as well as us with a big plate of fish and rice which she loved. Our meal was lovely too. Only would suggest a deep dog bowl rather than a rather shallow plate, to prevent the mess our girl managed to make on the carpet!!

Phoned to book a table which was available. Fantastic menu. Quick service and attentive Food was delicious….home made! Will be back.

What an excellent lunch! Very pleasant decor in the restaurant and fine and warm on an autumn day. Pleasant staff. Excellent menu choices with the specials of the day adding many other options. Food portions were large! All very tasty indeed Two of us had the steak pie, lots of top quality beef and a light pastry. Another member had the chicken which was also delicious and plentiful. Fresh vegetable cooked very well. The deserts were also large portioned and totally delicious. Coffees to finish were fine too.

This is not a carvery as I know a carvery,over priced and a lack of choice, food served from a hostess trolley, feeling like you can't go back for more,shambles for a carvery,I have to say with the best regards for the staff, they were brilliant