The best restaurants in Argyll & Bute Central Scotland

Good family place ,clean ,food good but a bit expensive.

Overpriced but proffesionally made. Although not everything! Just certian cakes such as the brownies and other things! The rolls and other stuff like biscuits could be improved

Nice and quiet atmosphere. We had the calamari.....chicken wings and haggis nachos. All were delicious. Then we had the steak and ale pie.....chicken parmesan......aged steak and a large Royal salad. All were off the chart delicious.

We booked all of the Park Lodge rooms for Scottish country dancing weekend and stayed for a few extra days, as did a number of other dancers. We also had a number of other dancers joining us for dinner on two nights & the hotel kitchen coped really well with 40-odd dancers. Slick service and tasty food that was well presented. Since returning home, we've had a number of positive comments about the hotel. In particular, people were very complimentary about the staff - without exception all staff were super-friendly and helpful. Accommodation was fresh and spotlessly clean.

I was very disappointed with the rolls I ordered , nearly £10 for two roles, and a can off juice would not mind paying for good quality but was really poor . Would not vist again

Lovely little inn and restaurant. Food was excellent. Staff was friendly. Get the Cullen Skink Soup—a Scottish tradition.

Overall disappointing. The prawn cocktail was gorgeous at £17 for a starter as we're the starter portion of scallops however at £17 for Famous fish and chips it was very poor. Not a large piece of fish and plate was filled with frozen French fries. Not appealing at all. It is not cheap to eat here and the seafood was lovely but overpriced.

Friendly environment, good banter and selection of drink. Karaoke is a winner!

Lovely restaurant situated in the courtyard, decently priced food etc, after your visit or before the house tour, its advisable to take a bottle of water on the house tour, there is a lift for those with mobility issues, many stairs.

This cafe is DEFINITELY OPEN ( today is March 8th 2025). The location is beautiful, the setting spotlessly clean and the food excellent. Highly recommend the full breakfast. Welcoming staff, good selection, particularly so early on in the season. We note the phone number is incorrect and have pointed this out to the NEW OWNERS. Wishing them great success with this new venture, we will be back.

Nice surroundings and atmosphere staff friendly and efficient the menu was varied and not too expensive considering the location I had the fish and chips which were excellent and a decent portion size too would not hesitate to come back here nextime I’m in Inveraray

Called in for a spot of lunch. Very nice. Dogs have their own little section on the menu too. Great views over the lake nice place to sit with a coffee and admire the views. We returned a few days latter.

It's a much better place since Amanda and her team took over. Be sure to stop by through the winter months and support her.

Very poor munchie box. Dry chips with the occasional shred of onion. Two small chicken balls and some very dry wings. Very disappointed as I had a much nicer one on a previous visit a year ago.

The view is outstanding! ...and the hotel and restaurant are certainly (and rightly) the best in town. We only visited the restaurant and the lounges. Unfortunately, the food and service didn't impress me: the menu is interesting and varied, the meal (spiced couscous with fish) was tasty, but unfortunately greasier than necessary. The service seemed a bit helpless and insecure. The ambiance is certainly beautiful thanks to the great view, but the decor is quite simple. I would still recommend a lunch visit to the Western Isles Conservatory to everyone.