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Closed yet again. Phone Via Torino 01236 356524 for a cheaper and better meal. It hasn't been the same since Bashir gave it up

Okay place for something too eat and drink rather cheap tbh and it's very busy

Had a wee hit to eat and a couple of pints, doss

Fast food, eggs overdone, black pudding dry. No mushrooms beans or tomatoes on the breakfast. All extras. £6 in England get them all

Our favourite venue for a midweek pint or two and a bar meal. Great range of beers and very attentive staff.

Nice cafe style outdoors on a pedestrian street. Decent beer.

Very clean smart been ideal this afters before getting on the Waverley

Good service friendly staff reasonably good value 👍

I've had numerous meals and drinks in The Gordon Highlander and always found them to be very good. With one exception. Out of all the Wetherspoon's the only one I'd complain about is the Inverurie one. The reason is the chips are always Luke warm at best. Never hot. A shame really as I'd give them 5 stars otherwise for food and drink.

Nice casual dining in a beautiful setting overlooking the marina and Loch Lomond. Great for kids and friendly staff.

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.

Toilets were still being cleaned (and an absolute state) just after opening. Wouldn’t swap an egg for a tomato on my breakfast, despite it being of lower value and every other Wetherspoons I’ve been to not having an issue with it.

Avoid at all costs, I asked for a carrot cake to be heated( I have done this numerous times before) first guy said we can’t (I think he was training- so no problem) other guy said yes let me take it for you. The coffee took 5 to 10 minutes so carrot cake was cold, I asked for a re-heat and was refused after spending £18 plus for 2 coffees and 2 cakes. He said the chef recommended it cold - I can’t eat cold cake as it’s too dry and I have no saliva due to cancer treatment - do I feel like explaining this, no. I was here to collect a winter coat, I treat myself to something every year, never will I frequent House of bruer again, extreme reaction ? - No. I said to coffee guy I’ll speak to manager he replied “good luck then sir” I’m fuming.

Dog friendly and comfy. Hand pulled ales and dog treats available. Staff were friendly and accommodating, finding us a table despite being very busy.

Used to dine here every second week. But closed to the public in Dumfries. So we will never dine in a Table table again the same as our friends. You decided to close to the public.