The Stronlossit Inn Restaurant in Highland

I really wanted to give this a better score but I'm sorry, I just couldn't! Let's start with drinks: real ale - if you're pouring real ale, know how to do it! Pouring it the way you pour a pint of stout, won't give you the right results - you'll end up with a frothy pint that soon settles down to a flat pint. Also - keep your ale at the right temperature - it was WAY too cold. The service. This is where some of the points come off the review score. The barman, come waiter was pleasant enough, even if he wasn't particularly chatty. He was absolutely rushed off of his feet though and couldn't cope (not through any fault of his own - he was trying to take orders, serve food and pour drinks (and serve them) for a full restaurant). Inevitably, he ended up making mistakes. Half my chips were split on the floor. They were to be knocked off the bill - it didn't happen. I didn't complain (and I'm not complaining now - just telling it how it was). I felt sorry for the guy and would have hated to be in his position, so I think the last thing he needed was me complaining about some chips. The food - excellent. Good size portions (even without half my chips, haha) and the food was really tasty. Value for money - hmmmm another reason for points off the review score. It's just a bit on the pricey side for the type of dish offered. It is, to all intents and purposes, 'pub grub' but prices for more up market restaurant food. In comparison, we had more or less the same meal a couple of days later in Fort William, for almost half the price. Take a couple of quid off of each meal, learn how to condition and pour real ale (the CAMRA website will give you all you need to know in just a few minutes of reading) and get some help in for the poor guy who was ran ragged and I'm sure you'll end up with 5 star reviews on a consistent basis.

A serendipitous need for food on a long journey on the 12th Oct led us to the Stronlossit Inn. Quite quiet but filling up with guests. We had Scampi for Flynn, 16. Fi had the Beef Casserole and I had the Angus Burger. Firstly, the portions are huge. The chips were crispy and fluffy. Flynn's Scampi, plain and simple but crispy and tasty and freshly cooked. My Burger was equally delicious. The meat was very tasty, the slaw sharp. Crisp, fresh salad and a nice cheese. The star was the Casserole. Served with a lovely pastry lid, the beef was tender and juicy. The gravy delish Fi was delighted with the accompanying veg, so often an afterthought. It was freshly and wonderfully cooked. The staff were efficient, friendly in a quiet professional way and the atmosphere was very relaxed. Well done to them.

Thoroughly enjoyed our little stops here for a couple of drinks. Diack soz if spelt wrong was lovely, not the most chatty but once you chatted to him and got him going he was really lovely. We will defo be popping back next time we travel to this beautiful place

Stopped for coffee. Horrid and rude welcome. Facilities poor. Tea overpriced and bad. Avoid this place at all costs. Terrible.

Pour un repas en famille à 4 en fin de journée Personnel très accueillant Au menu, on a pris des plats classiques écossais fish and chips, crevettes panées, et pasta pour les enfants Bien accueilli Bien servi (plutôt rapide) Beau cadre Vous pouvez y aller serein

Prima tent, goede catering, vriendelijk en meedenkend personeel. Uitzicht op terras is prachtig en de lokatie ligt aan een rustige weg

Family run hotel and restaurant. I asked for fish to be grilled not smothered in oily batter, as is usual in Scotland. This paired with vegetables NOT CHIPS was a delightful meal and very diabetic friendly. Full marks for being adaptable to please the customer

Staff friendly and welcoming Food tasty and hot. Chilled ambience. Lovely evening Certainly would give this 100% Thanks guys

Stopped off here for an evening meal, the dining area was full, and 2 empty tables reserved. We we put on a small table by the toilets, which wasn't very nice, but we opted to stay. We ordered our meals, scampi and ribs at 6.15, by 7pm the meals hadn't arrived, we queried this and was told by the staff that there was only one chef, and he is only human, which I thought was quite rude. If we were informed of the waiting time when we arrived, we could have made a decision to stay or not. Whist waiting for the food the 3 members of staff were making comments about the customers and laughing, not very professional. When the food arrived, the ribs were straight out of a packet, not fresh ribs. Not very nice, and not worth the money.

We were staying at Bunroy caravan site which is about 500m from the Stronlossit Inn. We decided to go for dinner; I had haddock & chips and my wife who is gluten intolerant wanted the same minus the batter as they didn't mention a GF option. Instead they prepared the fish on a bed of new potatoes (as some people can't manage anything cooked in oil that has previously had gluten in it) with peas and carrots, which she found very good. I also enjoyed my fish & chips. So if you do have any food intolerances it's worth asking as they appear to be more flexible than the menu suggests

Visit twice in our week stay so we must have been happy with the food. Do not be put off by it’s aged look inside as the food is good. One of the best onion rings I have tried. Traditional pub menu and drinks. Easy access and parking with outside seating as well. Worth a try if in the area. Please like if this helped.

Called without booking on a busy Friday evening, frankly to avoid eating in our awful hotel elsewhere in the village. The contrast couldn't have been more stark (Roy Bridge please note!). Very accommodating - they found us a table immediately despite being very busy. We were happy to wait for service as they were busy serving existing diners and were very apologetic. The food was excellent and good value for money and the ambience relaxing. The owner was also very hospitable.

Great restaurant. Local dishes and what a choclate clementine desert!!! We enjoyed it very much. Will be back soon. Try the goat cheese dish.

We had a lovely lunch at the Inn today. The soup was fabulous! We thought the prices were pretty good too. We were super impressed with how well the two staff members were managing given how busy it was. They were friendly, helpful and efficient. The inn is cosy and comfortable.

The food was excellent. Portion size was good. Pricey, but that seems to be the case everywhere now. The service had a mildly "fawlty towers" feel, but it didn't bother us. It could be due to difficulty recruiting experienced staff. I would certainly go back.

Truly dreadful service, over an hour before we even got any drinks, when we eventually got our food it was very good but by the time we got it we were all a bit too tired to enjoy it.....they need more staff...

Excellent. I had the warm sandwich with beef peppers and onion, with soup, and it was delicious. Little bit slow service but well worth the wait.

Siamo passati davanti al The Stronlossit Inn per raggiungere l'isola di Skye e siccome era ora di pranzo ci siamo fermati. Abbiamo mangiato un pranzo semplice ma buonissimo a base di formaggio e insalata, minestra di verdure e hamburger. Abbiamo bevuto birra ottima. Consigliato!

We enjoyed dinner here during our stay. The service was good and efficient. The restaurant and bar were not overly busy and we were made to feel welcome. Our pasta of the day was generous in size and very filling. Overall, a pleasant experience and we didn’t have venture too far to find a good meal.

We ate here every night for a week in Roy Bridge and the food was fantastic. Highly recommend if you are tired and hungry after a hard day in the mountains!

A vedere le recensioni scritte da altri temo di essere stato in un locale differente. Partiamo da un dato: se alloggiate in zona, lo Stronlossit è l'unico posto dove poter cenare entro le 20:30. 🏠 LOCALE | è il classico ristorante da albergo scozzese con moquette e legno. Senza infamia e senza lode 🚶‍♂ PERSONALE | sarà stato un caso, ma la coppia di camerieri che ci ha servito sono stati parecchio scorbutici. Un sorriso neanche a pagarlo oro e alle nostre domande rispondevano in modo scazzato 👨‍🍳 CUCINA | un solo termine: "mah". Il mio hamburger aveva un gusto parecchio strano (carne non fresca) e il salmone della fidanzata molto basic. Non so, per i prezzi che hanno mi sarei aspettato qualcosa in più 💶 CONTO | Alla fine della fiera abbiamo pagato 15€ a testa circa. Che è poco, ma anche la qualità ne rispecchia il valore

A bit hit and miss. We ordered the Haddock and chips, and the pretzel burger with cheese and bacon with 2 sides of onion rings. The haddock and chips was lovely. The burger turned up with no cheese or bacon, so had to go without, or the onion rings. We finally got the onion rings as we finished our meal. We couldn't eat them as they were just so greasy which was a shame as they looked lovely but a mouth full of oil is not nice.

Ate here on our first night out on the Great Glen Way. The food was delicious and plentiful and the service excellent. Recommend!

Faut vraiment avoir faim, à éviter si vous en avez la possibilité … produits pas frais, difficile de savoir ce qu’on mange exactement !

Finalmente un pasto normale e curato dopo una settimana in giro per la Scozia. Personale gentile e disponibile. Abbiamo trovato...

This is for the one time we ate at The Stronlossit Inn. We thought £15.95 each for the Falafel Burger & chips was a bit steep given the size of it when it came, and the oven chips served with it. Plus the "Aberdeen Angus...

The service is very friendly, the beer and whiskey are very good and the food is very tasty! Therefore, a great choice for those who are close to the highest mountain in Scotland.

Ate here the first night of our stay. The menu options were sparse but sufficient to supply starters, mains and desserts. The drink options were lovely, however a menu would have helped - possibly available but didn't ask. The food was lovely, we tried the...

Good food, good beers, swiftly and attentively served. This is exactly what an Inn should be. Interesting but simple menu with food served hot and well presented. 2 waiters working hard at busy service and being mindful of the customers needs. Absolutely 10 out of...

We ate here 3 times during our week in the area -- that alone should tell you something! All the food we had was good, but the daily specials were just a wee bit better. Pasta dishes were excellent, with plenty of chopped veg and...

As others have written, the menu is quite small but sometimes small is better, as in this case. The burger and the sea bass were both delicious and the staff were very friendly and helpful. We would definitely call again next time we are in...

We have eaten here on previous visits to the area & have always found the staff, food & service excellent. It was at the end of their season when we visited this time & found exactly the same & greatly enjoyed our meal.

We enjoyed two evening meals at The Stronlossit Inn, the second in front of an open log fire, The food and service were spot on even though the Inn was struggling to recruit staff. The presentation of the food was excellent and it all arrived...

Having spent the day travelling the Trossachs we stopped here before coming back to Fort William as we expected not to have to queue. Advised there would be a half hour wait which we thought was reasonable after having to wait outside for any eating...

Rude member of staff. Popped in a drink, sat outside to start until it got cold. Walked in to an empty pub and no staff about, so sat down at an empty table (no reserved sign) to be greeted by a really unfriendly member of...

Having been on the last running of the Jacobite Steam Railway it was late and we had no where to eat. We called the Inn and they fitted us in at 8:30pm. The selection was good and our ordered food was very nice. Nice surroundings....

We dined here tonight as it’s over the road from Bunroy Park caravan site where we are staying the night. We rang to book and they said all reservations were taken but that walk in slots were available and to get there early. Arrived 6.15pm,...

Called up restaurant to reserve a tome and the male employee said there wasn't a need, came back at 7pm and was told they were fully booked and had 1 chef!!! very disappointed and highly not recommended

Had the beef and ale pie, and it was delicious. The two other members of my table had the fish and chips - "fresh, crispy batter and tasty", - and the Thai green curry - "very hot, and tasty". Good service and good atmosphere.

Had two good meals here and were made very welcome, I think they could have done with opening a few windows in the restaurant area, as it felt a bit stuffy ,

Had lovely fish and chips last night. Alan and Cami were so welcoming and efficient. Hope anyone who goes to Roy Bridge try it out. We also had a lovely time at Bunroy campsite in a pod (first time).

We stopped here for a quick lunch and we have been so pleased with the food they offered. the service was really good! We definitely recommend!

The managers are so up them self it’s unbelievable the food was mouldy with fur on it rooms. Had rat 🐀 droppings in them very unclean

We went for a drink and bite to eat. The restaurant is on one level and is wheelchair accessible, however the hotel and toilets are not accessible for a wheelchair. There is NO disabled toilet at all. The toilets are small, I managed with help...

Stayed at the nearby Bunroy Caravan Park and the owner David suggested eating here, top bloke, great recommendation Limited menu, often a good sign that the chef has classics, that are done well. Lockdown precautions were adequate, distancing not an issue. These places need support,...

The food in this pub was unexpectedly excellent. A fair range of options, very generous portions and great service. We visited twice for dinner and every dish was delicious. Some other reviewers have commented on the lack of ambience, but we liked the quiet cosiness,...

Two of our friends stayed here recently and recommended we try the restaurant. The staff were very welcoming and friendly. We both had a main meal and desserts. Food and service was excellent and we had no complaints. We would definitely return when in the...

Stopped in for lunch at the Stronlossit Inn. Tomato and red pepper soup - obviously home made and excellent. Followed up with chicken and bacon sandwich. Again, excellent. If you're in the vicinity and looking for a good lunch give it a try.

Delicious food, friendly service. Good social distancing. Lovey view. Their haggis bon bons are so delicious! And their specials are ... special! in a good way. I need to know what was in that red cabbage with the pork belly - the flavour was stunning.

We stopped over to have lunch on our way to Isle of Skye. We did not know about this place and as it was lunchtime picked the place. We were pleasantly surprised and delighted. The menu, though limited was good pub food. The soup was...

Surprisingly good! Had the haggis bon Bon’s as a starter which were AMAZING and a great first taste of haggis. Both of the mains were delicious too. The mash potato was the best we’ve ever had. Just a couple of suggestions, maybe put some music...

Restaurant facile d'accès en bord de route Salle assez chaleureuse En revanche, grosse déception sur les burger : je ne...

Nous avons passé un très bon moment dans ce restaurant qui ne paye pas de mine, mais qui au final...

We’ve been coming here for years when Munro bagging around Spean Bridge. Menu now even better than before! Fast and efficient, friendly service. Would definitely recommend!

Friendly fly, good food. Cosy atmosphere. Decent beer (stag). Fairly good value. I had the casserole. Loads of specials. Busy but plenty of spaces. Hotel if required. Parking. Roybridge is a lovely spot. Chalets camping etc but no shop.

Предлагают выбрать ланч из небольшого меню дня. Обед был хорошо приготовлен. Персонал очень старается. Есть хороший WI-FI.

L'accueil un peu distant mais vite chaleureux. Le service convenable et les plats très bons. L'endroit est accueillant et confortable. Je recommande ce restaurant avec plaisir.

Clean and tidy, decent service, this is more "snacky" food. We enjoyed good soup and filled open sandwiches which were good. Others enjoyed pub food which looked OK. Slight musty smell as you walk in. One of the better places in this area and prices are good. Wine list short but competent. Definitely didn't deserve a lower rating

This was an ideal stopover for dinner en route after a long drive. The choice of food was ok and was good for the prices. Not sure I would choose this place for a special night out though.

Visited in may, like the title says It was pub grub, but it was very good pub grub at pub grub prices, also excellent beer.

We were at nearby Spean Bridge but when we drove past here it was obvious that fro the outside it looked the nicest. When we went in it appeared quiet (it was a very wet Sunday Lunchtime) however the food was simple and lovely. We chose open sandwiches a couple with chips a couple with soup and they were tremendous. Others at other tables were picking burgers and fish etc and many plates were going back empty. Lovely menu and lovely food. If your passing nip in.

The food and service was average to good. They have a good selection of real ales on handpump. I was very disappointed with the cheesecake, which looked like strawberry yogurt on top of crushed up digestive biscuits, in retropsect I should have complained about this and not eaten it. Lovely large portions of battered haddock and chips made up for the desset disappointment on a return visit.

Die Bedienung war sehr nett, obwohl wir nur zu dritt 2 Gerichte, die sehr gut waren bestellt haben. Die Speisekarte war recht gut und das Pint Belhaven black passend zum Essen.

We stopped in for a meal around 6:30, there were a handful of other diners/drinkers. There was one staff member on duty. The meal was much better than previous reviews suggested, my sea bass was delicious and the deserts were great. Friendly service as well. Very good

Great to hang out in the restaurant here on a recent stopover on our way south. The fire was roaring, attentive wait staff, and a good meal. Very relaxing midwinter evening.

The chips are nice and crispy with a choice of thick or thin. But the burger was thin and overdone. It was about £16 which I felt was steep pricing for an average burger and chips with no veg or salad beyond a single lettuce leaf. The waiter was friendly and helpful.

No crisps , no bottled beer , 2 bottles of wine open for a glass, only expensive wines left ( which wouldn’t be expensive if you bought them elsewhere) no dogs allowed , don’t think we will be back

Found this place purely by chance.

Restaurant waar je al vroeg kan dineren. Eenvoudige inrichting, gewone keuken, vriendelijke bediening. Keuze uit heel veel whyskies.

Been here a few times. The food is absolutely fine. Not top drawer but it does not aspire to be. It sets out to provide decent food and succeeds. It can be busy so if you haven't booked you might have a short wait. Waiting staff work hard. Perhaps a little pricey for what it serves but not outrageously so.

Popped for lunch after a disastrous visit to The Moorings, and as ever this place did not disappoint. I have been coming to this area of The Highlands for years and discovered this pub many of them ago. Simple fish and chips from the lunch menu with a delicious pint of their very own Stag ale, set me up for a pleasant afternoon after the earlier trauma of visiting The Moorings, never again!

Gezellig, leuk tentje. Openhaard aan en vriendelijke bediening. Prima gegeten! En goede prijs kwaliteit.

Having spent the day walking Ben Nevis, and stopping only a few hundred yards down the road, we decided to try the Stronlossit for tea. I already knew I wanted “something with gravy” so the beef and ale casserole was an easy choice for me! It came with a puff pastry lid (which I have no issue with as it wasn’t described as a “pie” ) vegetables and a choice of potato. I went with chips for gravy dipping. Other half went for the rack of lamb which was in a red wine sauce with Provençal vegetables and potatoes. My casserole was honestly the best I’ve ever tasted (my mother doesn’t know this of course!) melt in the mouth beef and a rich gravy - no leftovers on my plate! The other half also enjoyed the lamb, and appreciated that when asking for mint sauce - the chef quickly whipped up a fresh one ( no jars here). Honestly very surprised this doesn’t have a higher trip advisor rating. The food was excellent and the service was spot on - one very busy waitress looking after the bar lounge area expertly. Will be returning if we get chance this week - the fish and chips looked immense and I fancied a pudding too!

Arrived without booking on a Friday night as a large group of people of varying ages and diets

Fuimos un día entre semana y reservamos pero estaba prácticamente vacío.

Non ci sono molti pub o ristoranti a Roybridge, quindi la scelta è stata obbligatoria. Locale carino e ben tenuto, tipico nella cucina e nei prodotti. Buono il rapporto qualità/prezzo.

The food was excellent and the service friendly. It has free WiFi. The food is well presented and very tasty

Had a meal in here (Aberdeen Angus burger with chips). The burger looked straight out of the freezer, as did the chips. Wetherspoons do a better burger at half the price. Next time is Roy Bridge I will give it a miss.

Arrêt par hasard dans ce lieu assez isolé. Les plats sont classiques (burger, fish chips...) et pas exceptionnels en goût. Le personnel est très souriant.

We ate in the bar here on a Tuesday evening. Arrived at 6.30, it was quiet but as we ate our meal, it completely filled up. The two young women serving were friendly and welcoming. We ordered the flat iron steak and the sea bass. Both were well cooked and nicely presented. The sea bass came with a very good selection of vegetables. We had desserts - delicious. Although very busy by then we didn’t have to wait at all and we can’t fault our experience here at all.

Sorry, but we called on Sat 30th Jun - 1st real 'eatery, pub type place' for many miles. Checked menu, a bit pricey .... but the give away was the 'no cars on the car park'. Two people sitting by entrance door smoking and 2 more inside by the bar. Sadly there was no atmosphere inside, looked dowdy and slightly unkempt, had 2 drinks and a packet of crisps - boy was it expensive! Chap behind the bar wouldn't make conversation - even with the 'locals'. Another couple came in and didn't buy the two bottles of water - I think they were seriously expensive - they left.

When we arrived it was around 12.15 in the afternoon. There were 2 cars in the car park but by the time we left an hour later the car park was full. This is a very nice establishment with very helpful staff who went out of their way to explain what was and wasnt available (1 item) and also took extra time to explain and help a group of Japanese diners too. The food is of excellent quality and the portion sizes are good too. A very friendly place to eat and had we spotted it on the way to Skye we would have stopped there also. If you are in the area you would do a lot worse than stop here. We enjoyed our meal here and when we are in the area again will definitely eat here again.

Ci siamo fermati qui durante il nostro tour in macchina in Scozia ed abbiamo pranzato veramente bene. Il salmone, servito in una patata lessa era di buonissima qualità.

Ce restaurant nous a été recommandé par notre guest house car il est ouvert jusqu à 20h30. Le service est rapide et les gens accueillants, notamment Gabi qui est très souriante et serviable !

I'm afraid I sent my pasta of the day dish back. At £15.95 tagliatelle with about one shredded leaf of spinach and a quarter of a spring onion in garlic sauce was pretty awful. My husband had fish and chips and again very mediocre

The food is well cooked and tasty with enough to eat. Varied menu with veggie, meat and fish options. Immense starter if you have the grilled goat's cheese with mediterranean vegetables. A main course in itself almost! I had steak and ale casserole 2 nights, and sea bass and a different dish on 2 other nights. All tasty. The desserts are good especially the chocolate and orange torte and the sticky toffee pudding although that could have done with some dates or some other fruit in it. I had cheeseboard one night and was disappointed. Very pricy for not much cheese! The staff are excellent. Very helpful and friendly and the service is quick. Good malt whisky selection including some quite rare ones. Average wine list.

Team worked very hard to host our group of 18 from work. Food was wholesome and hit the spot. Bar and food team worked hard to look after us. Thank you

Friendly staff who were very helpfull. Good bar food in a clean comfortablick service. setting. Reasonable pricing

Restaurant decor bit dated. Service excellent. Starter of scallops bit tasteless but stonebass main and chocolate torte both lovely. Reasonable value for money.

Met up with some relatives while staying in the hotel and had a meal with them here. The food was excellent and well presented and the staff accommodated us eating outside in the nice weather. Had the fish followed by sticky toffee pudding and it was excellent, especially as they also served local ales.

We came here despite reviews and suggestions from our host that it wasn't as good as other restaurants in the area. We were pleasantly surprised. We had eaten at two other spots nearby, much more expensive, and we liked the food here better than either of the other two. We skipped appetizers and had Belhaven black ale to start. Then I had a Thai green chicken curry with fruity rice (raisins) which was delicately and nicely flavored and my partner had sea bass with sauteed potatoes, vegetables, and chorizo which was delicious. We ended with carrot cake with arabeschi orange ice cream and a chocolate torte with ice cream, both extremely yummy.

We never actually ate there because when we went they said they were busy we and it would be a 45 minute wait. We said OK can you put us on the list. They said no we don't have a list and will be closing in about 15 minutes. They were obviously not interested in serving people not staying there.

I can't say anything about the food because I did not try anyway, but I found this a lovely place to stop for a drink after a long walk along the nearby Ice Age Landscape.

Wir kamen spät in unserem Guest House an und erhielten die Empfehlung dieser Gaststätte, weil keine Reservierung erforderlich war. Unser Essen kam relativ zügig und war gut (Pasta & Krustenbraten). Der Krustenbraten war von unten etwas dunkel, aber die Kruste war schön kross. Das Eis zum Nachtisch war nicht so gut, aber der Toffee Pudding (Kuchen) ist sehr zu empfehlen. Preise sind nicht günstig, aber für schottische Verhältnisse in Ordnung.

Stopped here after a long day driving, staff were friendly, cosy relaxed atmosphere. Food was very tasty, maybe a bit expensive but that’s the general pricing in this part of the country! Was nice and would recommend

Warm welcome good menu well cooked food - unable to pay by card for anything under £10 clearly advertised at the bar

We have been visiting The Stronlossit for over 10 years as part of regular visits to the area and have always received a warm welcome and excellent service.

We stopped to get a cup of tea and they wouldnt accept any card payments under 10 pounds without tellig us in advance and they forced us to end up spending 1w pounds for an untosted sandwich as they didnt even have a toaster. 8 pounds for bread ham and mustard with no way out. It was a joke. The staff was rude and unacceptable. We were treated like a piece of meat for no reason. They were thieves and they dont deserve anyone going there. And the food was horrible too other than just overpriced. Many better options down the road.

Good food, well priced & excellent service. A very pleasant family gathering on the last night of a short stay in Roybridge. Well worth a visit.

We were staying at Bunroy Park campsite and ended up eating and drinking here both nights as it was within walking distance and did good pub food. The second night we took our own board game up and sat playing games and enjoying a cold...