Waypoint Bar & Grill in Argyll & Bute

Visited this place for a late lunch and wished I hadn't. What a let down and embarassment to tourism in the Loch Lomond area. Problem starts at the entrance, no one to greet or offer seating, two young lads at the bar who made no effort at welcoming. Ordered diluting orange - none avaialable, no mashed potatoes for the haggis, oh, you can have frozen chips instead. Nearly £18 for fish and chips - again, frozen variety. Young server spilled the hot chocolate my grandson ordered and just shrugged his shoulders instead of sorting it out. Tables sticky and steps leading up to the gents toilet, crying out for a clean and fresh paint. For an establishment such as this in a prime location, should be a quality place to visit. Surely, the owner or manager can see what's required. Will be a long time before I visit again - if ever.

Worst Fish n Chips Ever! Everything was super soggy & greasy, Never again! Most went in the bin, Bring back Tony & Franco who used to know how to run a chip shop

Wonderful seafood freshly prepared before your eyes. Bought a load of seafood to eat on the train (whelks, prawns, lobster, herring) it was all amazing and good value too.

Brilliant fish and chips, the best I’ve had in a very long time. Shop is busy but service is quick. Took the family. Everyone was very happy.

What fabulous service. Sit in or take out. It was small and snug with tables down and upstairs. I had the grilled sea bass, which was so good. Hubby rated the fish and chips very highly, higher than a restaurant we had been in [ on Oban Harbour] a couple of days earlier. He enjoyed it, but George Street excelled.