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Great atmosphere and the customers are very friendly

The room was clean and tidy great bed slept well In the restaurant Faith and the team had a friendly Can do attitude clearly happy to help very refreshing in a time of bad service and over priced living I had the chicken goujon starter and fish and chips for main fresh tasty succulent and well priced Overall I’m giving this place a refreshing 10/10

Excellent food for lunch and breakfast. The lentil soup is the best I’ve tasted. They also do lovely coffee and burgers.

I was feeling slightly apprehensive about attending my booking once I read some of the reviews, however I’m glad I didn’t give it a miss! Firstly the service was impeccable, my partner and I had our first drinks order taken soon after we were seated and did not wait long at all for them to arrive. We shared the scallops to start which are 10/10, although the portion size was small considering the price, the taste was worth it. My partner also had the chicken wings starter which he enjoyed however I would give the parmesan fries a miss - fries slightly over cooked and they were presented in a way that meant most of the parmesan was at the bottom. Mains also arrived fairly quickly, large portion sizes for the sea bass and calzone which I’d highly recommend. We went at night time and the atmosphere was still good but I can imagine the stunning views of the loch that would be available during the day so I would take this into consideration before visiting. Overall cannot fault our experience one bit, slightly pricey as some of the other reviews state, we paid roughly £107 (minus the service charge) for 2 starters, 2 sides and 2 mains with 2 cocktails however considering the location this wasn’t too steep in my opinion.

We visit the Clubhouse regularly, usually for lunch which is what we did today, only to find a menu change. Some dishes were the same, some new, but a huge increase in price. Charging £18 for a burger without fries, and then charging £6 for a portion of fries is outrageous! The food isn't remarkable by any means, it's actually very average, and certainly not value for money. We'll go back, have a glass of wine or maybe coffee, but we won't be eating there again.

Food is good and reasonably priced. Service is also very good. All that said the drinks prices are dreadful; a 175ml glass of wine £17.50, a cocktail £25! Sadly they certainly overcharge on drinks by a considerable margin. Cremant at £10 for 125ml is quite reasonable!