The best restaurants serving British food in Argyll & Bute Central Scotland

Been here a few times whilst visiting friends on the island & am told it's under new management & if so they're doing a fab job. Friendly & welcoming service & just a nice snug pub.

Had a very nice lunch in the George hotel. Cosy restaurant. The ceiling was covered in coloured fairy lights. Log fire burning. We had langoustines to start. My husband the sea bream special and I hat battered haddock and chips. We shared a pear tatin to finish. Staff were all really friendly and service was efficient. I think it would be worth booking as it was quite busy. Well worth a visit.

Lovely place,drink and food is very reasonable,I recommend,can do with some music playing but apart from that lovely food

Very good service food great My grandson loved the guy with the moustache Will definitely be back again ; great seat beside the fire could sit here all day ,very relaxing

The last 2 reviews are the owner 😂🤣 so I'm thinking he's quite biased about his chips being the best likes! Hilarious 😂 😃

On arriving and seeing the McD-style ordering screens we weren't too hopeful. But the options were good and the process straightforward, just enter table number per the markers next to the screen and take it with you to a spare table. Hot drinks came quickly, and food not much longer. We just had breakfast/brunch. Staff are excellent; constantly clearing tables and wiping them down for the next occupants.

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We enjoyed several meals during our short stay here, all of which were really lovely, and the dining room setting - overlooking the loch - further added to our enjoyment. Staff and service thoughout was friendly and engaging, likewise within the bar. Looking forward to our next visit in summer 2025.

Excellent meal well presented very friendly staff and good atmosphere we had the Sunday roast veggie option cooked to perfection would not hesitate to recommend

The dining experience and customer service here is absolutely dire. I ordered a vegan burger and was brought a beef burger - when I politely told the waiter that this is not what I had ordered he was argumentative and clearly annoyed. 90 minutes after ordering, both myself and my friend who had ordered a carbonara had not received our dishes, although others in our group had received their (very subpar) dishes over 30-40 minutes earlier. We went to the bar to request refunds, only to be told that they were being cooked right now, and so we could not get refunds. We were told the food would be a few minutes. A further 15 minutes later, the carbonara came out and was clearly just a microwave meal. My burger was still nowhere to be seen, so I again went to the bar to ask where it was. I was told by the same member of staff that it had just been sent out, so I went back to my table. I then sat for a further 15 minutes, waiting for this elusive vegan burger. At this point I had been waiting 2 hours. I went to the bar again and told the same staff member that I didn't even care about the burger anymore, I just wanted a refund. I was again told that it would be a few minutes, which of course at this point I didn't believe a word of. He then suggested that instead of a refund, he'd make me some drinks rather than the burger? Not free drinks mind, just drinks up to the value of the burger. Absolutely baffling honestly. Finally, a different member of staff came out and processed a refund for me. He gave me a vague apology about being understaffed. I left absolutely starving and with nowhere else to go for food. The single highlight about this disaster of an experience was the singer who appeared about half way into my long wait for a nonexistent burger - he was hilarious and kept me laughing despite my rumbling stomach. Avoid this place if you want to keep your sanity intact.

Popped in for a drink, staff were nice, sadly homeless hostel residents that drink there were quite abusive to tourists, why this tolerated is beyond me. I'll take my custom elsewhere.

We had booked a table in the restaurant but were set up in the 'Snug' instead as there was a large party in. We were happy with that as the Snug has a better atmosphere, though is a bit dated. Our food was good, the staff were welcoming and the service efficient.

The steak was ordered, but the menu was quite limited. We enjoyed the meal, but my wife asked for a glass of house red wine, we were brought a bottle which was going to cost £26. My wife accepted it but she is not the type to complain. We were disappointed though.

Visited the Isle just to go to the Spa as the website / treatment options were the most appealing that I could see in the local area. I was looked after brilliantly by Mahi, who did my treatment and was attentive, clearly very experienced and tailored everything precisely to my needs. Definitely an asset to the hotel. I have had many Spa treatments in top hotels around the world and this experience was right up there with the best! Highly recommended.

Stopped off for a breather during a drive from Glasgow to Oban. Great view. But don't go inside! The place is pretty filthy: contact of any kind with the floors was not a good idea. Didn't smell great either. Staff definitely not in line with the usual friendliness of the Scots. Drank my coffee with much trepidation, and left. Stayed away from the food.