The Tyndrum Inn in Stirling

Nous faisons une halte pour la nuit à Tyndrum au camping . Nous avons dîné au Tyndrum Inn qui est un lieu traditionnel écossais tout ce que l’on recherchait. L’accueil a été très sympathique. Le décor est typique. C’était notre premier haggis et nous n’avons pas été déçus car il était parfaitement préparé, accompagné d’une purée de pommes de terre navet et d’une sauce crème au whisky. évidemment, ceux qui n’ont pas de goût particulier pour l’andouillette ou le boudin peuvent passer leur tour.

We ate here on.the 9th of September whilst walking the WHW. Our starters & mains were beautiful. The service was spot on Georgie was lovely she made us feel so welcome. Although she was busy no one waited for anything she is very efficient in her job and a great asset to your business With a great attitude and enthusiasm she even made time to bring out a sticky toffee pudding with candles and sang Happy Birthday keep up the Great work Georgia you really made our night Thank You x 😁

Absolutely disgraceful, disrespectful and extremely rude female manager who clearly intimidated the rest of the staff.

I don’t know what the 4 star average is about. I had a great time at this restaurant as well as some very tasty food and some good drams to top off the evening. Perhaps it’s because I ate in the very cute bar area, where you can order from the full menu, with a fun friendly vibe and tunes from the jukebox. There’s also a tv showing a variety of sporting events. Pool table is also available. Service was prompt and just so friendly!! I loved it here!

Appreciate this is a popular option for West Highland Way walkers and gets very busy but there was nowhere near enough staff to cope, some were really friendly and helpful and others just rude. Hotel is very dated but room was clean and had what I needed. It was very hot with no option to open windows (midges!) and no option of a fan. Good was really good

Dropped in on wet day whilst walking the west highland way. Told to move large packs after we had sat down. Told no options to use power sockets all blanked off but the fruit machine, juke box, plant lights bar staff can charge their items! The food was good although the sliced chicken breast could have been from a packet of pre cooked supermarket Communicate with the walkers - you will lose trade - the power 30 charge box is only fir phones and people use their phones when they stop not put in a small locked box Staff took turns to say you cant do thus or that and generally grumpy folk By the way we were not wet or muddy (or smelly)

Visited this pub as one of only places to eat in Tyndrum… it’s such a shame as food was half decent. But god the staff are miserable and rude telling customers who are there to keep the place going with their customs . No there are no plugs for you to charge your devices.. mate your not aloud in this part with your dog… put your shoes back on. Just talk to people nicely you miserable people … if you don’t like your job leave …

Stayed here for one night before assisting at an event that was the next day. Bar staff seemed totally overwhelmed by the volume of customers despite this event being held every year, and overheard them being rude to several customers. Food was ok in the restaurant and the two young girls serving managed very well. The bedroom was basic but clean and the bed was really comfy. My one complaint here was there was only one socket in the bedroom and no mirror. I had washed my hair and even though my hairdryer has an extra long cable it wasn’t long enough to use the mirror in the bathroom. I ended up using the camera on my phone!

Need to change that sign outside. Highland Hospitality - as a Scot, I’m embarrassed if the service I and others received is reflected as that. Families welcome - not really are they. My issue was around the food, service and cleanliness that I addressed and gave a change for it to be redeemed. Indirectly I was embarrassed that a young English family, A German family and a group from the Far East will perceive their poor service to be Highland Hospitality. I understand there are no kids allowed at the bar but communicate it clearly and pleasantly - don’t bark it as you walk away especially 3 times in a row! You were so unclear to them! No greeting as you walk in to the bar - with plenty behind the bar - so that you know what their seating process is about. Tables cleared but not wiped down. Cutlery not provided. Drinks almost finished by the time food arrives. Food orders forgotten, no apology. Watery curry, bland rice, stodgy mash (decent haggis), whisky sauce poor/split. No competition nearby and it shows as the staff just do not care!

Pleasantly surprised, great sandwiches, quality ingredient’s . Amazing onion rings !! Came here for a pre walk lunch.

We had to leave this so called restaurant before dinner because of the rude and unfriendly staff. Because there were only two options for dinner in Tyndrum we obviously picked the wrong one.

This is a smallish Hotel in Tyndrum near the holiday parks etc. Went on the last night at the holiday park for dinner and it was pretty good to be fair, although it was probably still off season. Food was fresh and tasty and it has seating areas where you can take the dog in, bonus. Staff were friendly and pleasant and I'd recommend this place for a meal, whether lunch or dinner. The restaurant wasn't open so sat in the conservatory. I presume the restaurant opens later in the holidays season. Worth a visit.

Our accommodations did not have a restaurant on site and they recommended us visit the Tyndrum Inn's restaurant. This establishment left us with a blend of positive and negative impressions. Located in the heart of Tyndrum, the inn attracted a lively crowd of locals, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. One aspect that stood out was the inn's pet-friendly policy, allowing dogs to accompany their owners inside. It was heartwarming to see furry companions lounging comfortably while their owners socialized. Guests are required to seat themselves and place their orders at the bar, where they also pay upfront. While this approach offers efficiency, it can be inconvenient for those preferring to settle their bill in one transaction. Consequently, we opted to order fewer drinks and skip dessert to minimize multiple credit card transactions. Even though they had sticky toffee pudding. Service from the staff was adequate, though not overly friendly. While they efficiently took our orders and delivered our meals, there was a noticeable lack of warmth in their interactions. As for the food, my spouse ordered the beef burger with chips, which, while satisfactory, didn't offer any standout elements. I opted for the homemade steak pie with mashed potatoes, which provided a comforting and satisfying dining experience.

After being on the road a while on our tour, and on the way to the Bridge of Orchy for an overnight camp, we stopped off at this wonderful pub. We were made to feel very welcome by all the staff, the food was all freshly cooked and the curry was delicious. Would highly recommend if you are either visiting the village or passing through.

Food is lovely, you think it's going to be standard pub fayre but it's so much nicer. Haggis was amazing. Staff are lovely and professional ces reasonable. Will definitely be back

We had the hugest beef burger you have ever seen with chips etc lovely and fresh ,super staff nice and friendly

Good food as always, however the plates were stone cold which did make the food cool down really quickly, this did spoil the meal a little.

The staff were really nice and not their fault but the quality and quantity of the food is poor to say the least. The chicken bhuna curry, rice and nan was small and being perfectly honest Asda do a better curry in a box. The fish, chips and peas looked like it was all cooked from frozen, the batter on the fish was burnt, peas were rock hard and chips uninspiring. Unfortunately this experience just reminded me of how poor some Scottish food can be, the place was full of tourists and I dread to think what they made of what was on offer.

This was a 2 minute walk from our campsite and it was well needed! Menu was large with a lot of choice and the food didn’t disappoint. The few staff were quite busy but we didn’t have to wait long - definitely recommend.

Stayed at the local campsite and came here for dinner/evening meal. Friendly / real people behind the bar. Good pub food and service.

Me and my partner went for lunch I ordered steak pie with mash &veg was not cooked hard....mash was lumpy ..my partner had fish and chips frozen fish from the freezer and because ee were sitting in the conservatory with our dog the staff made a point I. Saying dog aren't allowed in there anyway.. was totally put off our dinner and the manager really has to start smiling she has some attitude and over heard her talking about other customers she really thinks she is something not nice Tyndrum inn get a new manager please

Haggis and tatties comes as starter or main. It’s just a bigger portion for mains and works good either ways. Best dish in the house. Steak pie - not the greatest. But big portions and perfect hangover food. Fish and chips - super oily. But again, great drinking/hangover food. Indian curry - tastes just as how an Indian dish a remote Scottish pub should taste, nothing like Indian. But kudos they have this dish. Ambience and service is top notch. All the bikers seem to stop here. Great place for highway pit stop.

Pub sympa authentique mais sans plus devant la route principale avec beaucoup de circulation… Cuisine simple,rien d’exceptionnel… Plats servis en décalés !

Ottimo pub all’inizio del parco nazionale. Fish & Chips ottimo, personale genile e ospitale. Prezzi onesti e porzioni generose.

Good value coffees in pleasant environment & good service. Didn't need food but menu looked like they offered a reasonable number if options at fair prices.

A reasonable range of basic tasty pub food, nice location and atmosphere, friendly staff. Just what you need after a day in the highlands. Would go again.

Un bon pub bien réconfortant et comme on les aime avant d’attaquer Glen coe. Nous avons juste dîné mais A recommander sans hésiter.

Lovely food, good selection on menu. Nice cosy country pub. There are only a couple of eating options in this small village but we chose this one and were not disappointed, good value wholesome food.

Stopped in on the way back from Glen Coe. Pub was really busy but staff were friendly and helpful. Four of us ordered food which arrived quickly. Had the Haggis and the chicken, curry and the pie. All the food was lovely. Big hearty portions and the whisky sauce on the haggis was the best we’ve ever had. Lovely food, service with a smile even though they were run off their feet! Highly recommend.

I called a couple of days before to make a dinner reservation at the restaurant. I was told that they do not take reservations; that they will not be too busy; that I should just come during the usual opening hours. When arriving, we were told that the restaurant only accepts hotel guests as they are short on staff. Clearly, they should have told me on the phone; my call was 48 hours prior to the planned dinner so they will have known their staff problems.

We got charged £7.65 for an orange juice and a soda & lime. I don't think this represents good value.

Het eten is redelijk voor een pub. Het enige is dat je per bestelling moet betalen, Dat is op zich...

Visited pre covid and it was lovely . This time was awful , below average quality food much left on plates all around . Asked a few people and they advised us to eat elsewhere as wasn't great so we had a drink them left...

Good menu, good food, great atmosphere, but most of all we loved the staff. The bartender was so incredibly personable and chatty. He really made our experience.

We dropped in for a couple of drinks after a long day travelling to Tyndrum. It seemed a decent enough place, so we called the following evening, decided to have a meal and a couple of pints for the third evening. My wife opted for...

We were literally abandoned by our breakdown company and needed somewhere to stay. Mac the manager couldn't have been more helpful and the young lady behind the bar (sorry cant remember her name) was so friendly. We were both quite stressed with the situation we...

Had a late lunch here, followed by dinner, while staying at the inn walking the West Highland Way. To be honest, the food wasn't the best we'd had, but it wasn't bad either, and we enjoyed ourselves, so there's really nothing to complain about.

We are a group of hill walkers that a couple of times each month we pop in for breakfast before we tackle the mountain..This member of staff is superb.. Really nice person.

Very disappointed with our meal. Had to send back our fish and the haggis neeps tatties wasn't very good either.. Was so looking forward to this meal. Staff very good. Maybe we had an off night but I woud not return for food.

En route from Iona to Dundee we took a brief break at the Tyndrum Inn for an evening meal. Though the restaurant was fully booked, they helpfully guided us to the bar next door, where they had a first-come, first-served system, but the same menu...

Stopped here for Lunch on our way from Fort William. Place was busy but they have large seating space and big parking. Its a great pub with big TV showing sports and pool table. Service was slow (as it was busy) but food was good...

We had a couple of delicious meals here during our stay at Tyndrum. The food was excellent and the service was very good. The big problem for us was that they charge £1.00 for barbecue sauce and £2.50 for gravy. I have never been charged...

Warm welcome. Good choice on menu and specials. Our meal was well cooked and tasty. Pleasant staff, good atmosphere. Would recommend for a good pub meal.

A lovely place to have dinner - friendly staff and good food. Even though it was tourist season and this seems to be among the only few places around to have dinner, the staff were really friendly and efficient, though very busy. We had some...

Meet onvriendelijke pub die ik tijdens mijn wandeling heb bezocht. Bediening onvriendelijk, geen mogelijkheid om mijn telefoon op te laden....

we stayed just up the road overnight on a road trip and this was the nearest pub. In season it is very busy and pretty touristy and full of walkers but staff were freindly and efficient. reasonable selection of beers and wine - we ate...

Tasty pub grub reasonably priced. Good atmosphere and staff friendly and efficient. Modern juke box was fun.

It's the only pub in the village and one of only a few places to eat so we weren't sure what to expect but the food was good with generous tasty portions. For mains, I had the haggis, my wife had the raost lamb, and...

Called in after a drive through Glenco, we were struggling to find anything open as it was quite late, We were resigned to having to have supermarket meal deal when we came upon this place. Friendly welcome from staff, fast service and some realy nice...

Quick service. Good pints of moretti. Staff were all friendly and helpful. Food was good value for money. I had the starter haggis, squid and side salad. It was good portions and enough for me. Bf had the tyndrum chicken which was a bit dry…...

The rooms in this Inn are rundown and dingy and look NOTHING like the rooms on the website. We were shown a room on the first floor through a filthy hallway. The rooms look like residences reserved for employees--but even worse. The rug stuck to...

This was a stop on the west Highland way and we booked dinner at the Inn. We enjoyed chicken breast with haggis and vegetables. Service was good and definitely recommend the food

Good basic food, efficient and friendly service, flexible and cheerful. If you’re looking for old fashioned charm or original features this isn’t the place but if you need sustenance and speedy service this hits the spot.

Minimal choice in menu and currently not using the restaurant only the pub. To much hussle and bustle while I was trying to eat as is only small and it a small pub. Food ok. Not the best but good prices. Only one of 2...

Great place to stop off. Relaxed, dog friendly (with well behaved dogs), great menu, friendly service and reasonable prices. We had burgers, toasties etc. came with a lovely side salad and homemade coleslaw. Just what we were after - definitely recommend!

Stopped off at Tyndrum Inn on way to Glencoe. Both had a starter of haggis neeps and tatties. It was well presented and delicious. Staff were lovely and very friendly. Varied menu . Would highly recommend this place . Will definately be back.

Visited this Inn for drinks on arrival at another hotel. Booked a meal for the following night in the restaurant and wasn't disappointed . Food was excellent and staff very pleasant and good value for money. If I was ever up that way again would...

popped in the Tyndrum inn pub next door to the resuraunt after travelling the NC500 on our way back round , the food was absolutely beautiful , staff very polite all of them , they did everything they could to help us ,even let us...

Stopped for lunch and very enjoyable it was. The fish Pakora was excellent and the service given that there was 24 of us (Car run) was very fast indeed. Staff were pleasant and friendly and I would certainly visit again. Well recommended.

Stopped here on the way back from Oban. They were fully booked but squeezed us in for a swift supper. Good wholesome home cooked food.

great food and drinks, friendly staff, dog friendly (main pub/outside, dogs just not allowed in restaurant bit) but can eat in all other areas, will call again when in area plenty of outside seating if the weather is nice, alcohol hand gel provided at door...

Meal was lovely and tasty , staff were friendly ,place was clean and homely ,steak pie was really good and the veg , chicken bhuna was nice , had.sport channel.,and June box and pool table

Quick pit stop for lunch half way into an 11 hour drive. Lovely friendly staff, quick service and delicious food for us all.

Staff were very friendly and obliging food was above average and not too highly priced for the area, would recommend a visit

We ate here twice on our stay to Tyndrum. The food was absolutely lovely. I've been dreaming about the Haggis Pakora since I got home! The service was lovely, Covid safety measures all in place, me managed to get a table without booking twice. Wouldn't...

We ate here over 3 nights (stayed elsewhere but chose not to eat at our hotel). Food was plentiful, exciting and well priced.

We ate there twice once for a breakfast and never went back for another because it was swimming in grease and the bacon well and truly torched! We decided to have an evening meal that night to give them a second chance but much the...

After a long walk from Rowerdennan doing WHW we were welcomed with a friendly receptionist, who gave us a lovely big room and managed to book me a last minute massage with Pat the resident therapist. Thank you Pat, you worked wonders!! The staff serving...

Nice restaurant on the West Highland Way, worthy of a stop off. Decent menu covering most popular dishes. The staff were busy and attentive, very professional. We opted for the curries which were delicious and tasty. Plenty of seating options indoor or outdoor weather permitting....

I've stayed here many time over the last 20 years. The hotel is always clean and warm. But today I had a tyndrum burger it was delicious You know when you have had a great burger. The salad and homemade chip are spot on .would...

Does a job. Busy inn on the West Highland Way with plenty of indoor and outdoor space. Standard beer selection. Food uninspiring and chips based. The night we were there scampi and chips was the special. Staff all very friendly.

We stopped in for dinner while walking the whw, the staff are friendly and helpful, the social distancing measures in the restaurant are fantastic and the food is amazing will definitely visit again.

Me and my wife had dinner here when we stayed in Tyndrum. The beer was cold and they had a great selection of whiskys. The food in the pub was good honest pub grub and the portion sizes were great. can recommend the Haggis Pakora....

This restaurant provided excellent circumstances which we all know too well now. A wide choice of meals & specials were available with an excellent wine list too. The staff were helpful & incredibly friendly too. We booked due to the circumstances presently but there were...

Large hotel next to the Green Well Shop. Lovely food and good portions. Great service, felt very safe. 5⭐️

We both had starters (Bruschetta and chicken wings) and then had the fish and chips - excellent and not a rip off price wise.

We were a party of 4 who were seated and then handed menus. 2 other tables of diners who came in after us were asked for their food and drink orders before us. I asked if we could have our order taken. Things went ok after that and the food was lovely. Our waiter came back to clear our table but only took half the dishes. I then noticed him sitting at another table with a burger and a drink!! Nice place just pay attention to your diners

Good hygiene and distancing procedures in place, and helpful staff. Food wasn’t bad either! Tasty steak pie with fresh veg.

Got table quickly whilst stopping for lunch. Sits right at side of road going thro Tyndrum. Main menu plus sandwiches/paninis. Good size portions & tasty sandwiches/paninis.

Visited in afternoon for drinks and returned for dinner reasonably priced and lovely food, portions huge!

Siamo stati in questo ristorante verso metà agosto, i piatti che abbiamo ordinato erano davvero buoni ed inoltre il cameriere che ci ha serviti è stato gentilissimo e disponibile a spiegarci di cosa si trattasse nel dettaglio in quanto il nostro inglese non è dei migliori. Consigliatissimo!!

Ate here as it was serving late and the diner across the road had closed. Reasonable pub grub and house wine hit the spot after a major delay caused by a road accident and an 80 mile diversion to get there. We were happy to find somewhere to eat. Reasonably priced, too, but...not one of the staff was wearing a face mask and we were not asked for contact details for test and trace.

We always stop at Tyndrum on our trips to the Highlands and usually stop off at the Green Welly but someone said we should try the Tyndrum Inn so I’m glad we did. Thought they were doing a good job complying with the restrictions during Covid 19 with one way in and one way out option. Signage could be a bit better though. There was hand sanitisers available and social distancing was easily observed. Enjoyed our lunch and will certainly pop in when passing again.

We spent a few nights eating/drinking here, 1 of which was to celebrate our sons birthday. Staff were very friendly and the food was lovely! Live football and drinks are reasonably priced for the area. Only reason it doesn’t have 5/5 is just on the internal decor, bit dark and dreary and the toilets doors kept being wedges open (not ideal when they lead directly to eating areas of which we wee we re say right next to - I closed while we were eating) but other than that, a lovely place.

During our West Highland Way hike we stopped here for dinner. It was convienently located in the Center of the village. The atmosphere was very good. The food was very good and the service fast and friendly. I enjoyed the beers as well.

After a weekend's walking, we'd made an early start to our journey home and called in at Tyndrum Inn on spec to see if we could get breakfast. The staff were pleasant, helpful and cheerful (even that early); the food was excellent and good value and the restaurant where it was served was clean, warm and inviting - so much so that we lingered over a second cup of coffee each and only the knowledge we had a long way to go, got us on our way!

What a place.. wow. Friendly staff and Jeniffer is the best. The rooms are big and the warm. Will make you feel like home

We stayed in their carpark in our motor homes, the bar was mordantly packed with a good crowd, you didn’t feel unwelcome and there was a reasonable choice of eats, the food was wholesome and fairly priced, the staff were friendly and there was a great choice of malts. We were in the pub side and it was as good as one could expect.

Ate here on the West Highland Way. Arriving quite late there was football on and a good buzz in the bar. The bar staff are friendly, as are the locals. We enjoyed our meals and some good company.

Warm welcome, great food & a much needed drink. Staff were pleasant & chatty. There was a TV showing football but it wasn't intrusive. We had an enjoyable evening.

Ci siamo fermati in questo ristorante seguendo le recensioni. Qui ho mangiato l'haggis più buono di tutto il mio viaggio in Scozia.La birra è un po' leggera, ma giusta per accompagnare la cena. Buono anche l'hamburger.Le ragazze che servono soni gentili e molto carine.Prezzo giusto.

On a brief holiday in the area. We went here for lunch, and really enjoyed the Chicken Tyndrum with haggis and cream sauce. The portions were very generous, and overall the service and atmosphere were very pleasant. Would definitely return just for this dish!

Not a lot of choice in town but this is probably the better one. Clean and warm staff friendly. Food was ok and reasonable size serves.

Popped in late for something to eat. Staff were brilliant and very friendly and helpful. Good value and service would definitely recommend.

We recently did a road trip to the Highlands and Islands of Scotland and stopped here for a lunch on the way to Glencoe from Glasgow.

We stayed in Tyndrum for 5 nights and ate in this inn for 3 of them the staff were very friendly and it was nice to hear the Scottish accents.The Duchars beer was very nice and reasonably priced. Over the 3 evenings we ate the curries the Tyndrum burger and the chilli and enjoyed all of them , wish we had been able to stay.

Cheap single room, ideal. Fish and chips in the bar, ideal. Despite being absolutely rammed out the service was quick and the good sized portion rapidly delivered. Nice one !

Booked a table here during our West Highland Way Walk stopover in Tyndrum.

We had a drink in the pub before we had our meal. There was a great buzz in the pub and service was very friendly and efficient. The restaurant was quieter, good menu and food was delicious. We began with crunchy Brie which was delectable, followed by Chicken Tyndrum and Homemade Steak Pie both of which were lovely. We had no room for dessert!

Good, varied, choice of food, and excellent service. Restaurant is separate from the pub with booth type seating, and was full when we were there, so need to book ahead.