The best restaurants serving Indian food in Kintyre and the Islands Argyll & Bute Central Scotland

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.

Had a takeaway while on holiday on Islay. To explain why it dropped a star, the Pakora batter and Naan bread were disappointing. That is where the disappointment stopped. The cry itself was amazing. King Prawn Balti with their own special pilau rice. The Balti itself was beautifully and tastefully prepared, with prawns of the quality that one can expect on Islay. It was crafted very carefully with the right balance of fresh veg and spices. Their special rice too was outstanding. Well worth a try for a takeaway.

Truly terrible, my wife asked for a 'ploughman's jacket potato ' got a jacket potato with at least two tablespoons of Branston pickle and no cheese, service was slow and chaotic I had a chicken and bacon baguette, and if there was any bacon in there, I missed it. Meanwhile the kitchen was filled with loud conversation/argument at all times. Also, as a lot of other people have said, check your bill carefully as they seem to have a bit of a blind spot when it comes to adding up. We were smoothly overcharged, and we made them check the bill 3 times before they came up with the right answer. Plenty of other options on the street, avoid this one.