The best restaurants in Argyll & Bute Central Scotland

Stopped here for lunch on our way through to Fort Augustus. Really lovely meal and fabulous service! We had the meat pie, it was huge and so very tasty. Beautiful surroundings.

Ordered for ASAP was given 17.40 delivery time, after 2 calls we keep getting told its out to us but not arrived now and almost an hour later

The website advertises all day food which is not the case - kitchen closes between 2 and 5. No matter we had English tapas instead, crisps! Super friendly staff - bet it’s a very cosy spot on a winter’s evening with its wood burning stove. We would make a point of going again. Barman was playing some brilliant music -electric folk - he was very knowledgeable. Sorry I forgot to ask your name but thank you for educating me about Runrig!

Very good indeed on a lovely birthday trip. Chicken chorizo toastie, venison burgers and cakes/traybakes all really good. Dark hot chocolate with mini marshmallows heaven! Staff all very pleasant and helpful. View over the Loch lovely even on a dreich November day. Drive was so worth it.

New chef has a wonderful talent and the team that work in this hotel are great also views too die for wonderful bedrooms great drinks list

The hotel is an experience. The food is wonderful the beds comfortable and the cosy. Great place to stay for visits to the island. Looking forward to a visit in the summer. PLEASE finish the residents lounge.

We stopped here on a cold and very windy day. Cafe is a bit small, but the cakes are scrumptious and the hot chocolate was perfectly chocolatey, delicious and warming which was just what was needed. Coffee and tea also was great. The two ladies who run the cafe are lovely and bake some really delicious treats. They have a small shop too full of pretty stuff. Will definitely be coming back here next time I'm in Inveraray.

Very friendly and cheery helpful girls.Great service with a smile makes a pleasant stop off point.Have been before and will visit again.Plenty parking.

Jan catered for our retreat group last week. The arrival of her dishes was always a delight and one of the highlights of the day. The menu was fresh, interesting, varied and packed full of flavoursome local produce, with gluten free options available. The beetroot, butternut and broccoli lasagne was a personal favourite, but baby langoustines in a Thai broth and Roast Hogget were also memorable. Jan's afternoon cakes proved to be irresistible!

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.

Popped in here on the last day of our 5 day trip to Port Charlotte, just for a cup of tea and a cake, as we were having a meal later.Was surprised to see such a full menu, if we had known sooner we would have dined here. Instead, one night we had driven to Bowmore for a meal, as our hote reataurnat was fully booked.so tea, coffee and cake it was, and theywas lovely. I ended up coming back later that day for a baked potato.The facilities were clean, and the staff friendly (We visited during Covid-19).There were outside tables with a sea view and a large car park, as it is serving a campsite.If I am ever in Islay again, I will be sure to come here for a meal.

So very disappointed with the food tonight £30 on a meal isn't that cheap anymore. Wasn't even edible the king prawn green peppers was watery and spicy. The pancake rolls tasted of vinegar full of grease. Used to be so much better but now.😷

We had excelelnt coffee while waiting for the ferry. Very friendly and helpful staff working quickly to supply filled rolls and beverages.

Lovely community cafe. A good range on the menu, staff are lovely and the cafe and toilets are clean and well maintained. The views out over the water are beautiful and we had our lunch by the window Thoroughly enjoyed our visit here and the kids enjoyed the park next door. Hope we didn’t disturb your burns lunch.

We just wanted a light lunch before the ferry journey. We ordered BBQ chicken wraps with salad. What we got was 2 very small curried chicken wraps with a garnish not a salad. Inedible for me as I don't eat curry, my partner ate both which was equivalent to a normal pub lunch wrap. At over £30.00 a total rip off. They have a monopoly as there is nowhere else to eat nearby.