Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Inveraray, Scotland, United Kingdom. Inveraray; (/ˌɪnvəˈrɛəri/ or /ˌɪnvəˈrɛərə/; Scottish Gaelic: Inbhir Aora; pronounced [ˈinvɪɾʲ ˈɯːɾə] "mouth of the Aray") is a town in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. It is on the western shore of Loch Fyne, near its head, and on the A83 road. It is a former royal burgh, the traditional county town of Argyll, and ancestral home to the Duke of Argyll.
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4 based on 1887 reviews
Amazing old world atmosphere with five different eating areas incorporating the main bar and public bar. Terrace outdoors. 18 individually furnished bedrooms with unique and quirky features. Live music every Friday and Saturday.
Popped in for lunch on our way down the coast. The restaurant is very inviting and it's pet friendly! The food was incredible, we had the goulash and fish n chips. The furniture, fireplaces and exposed wood and stone make for a cozy atmosphere. Would definitely go back!
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4 based on 59 reviews
The Lounge Bar offers seasonal, a la carte dishes on its seafood-inspired menu. Home-baking and Illi coffee are available year-round. Families welcome.
After a tiring day and staying in the hotel we had no wish to travel further in the evening, so we ate in the lounge bar. Decent menu and the food was fine. Pleasant outlook. The public bar sounded a bit raucous at times but not really an issue.
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4 based on 9 reviews
Friendly bar with pool table, juke-box, live sports on TV. Great bar food, drinks and company. We specialise in pizza, burgers, hearty soups and sandwiches.
Watched a football match and chowed down on this delicious pizza. Love this place. They sponsor the local shinty team!
4 based on 291 reviews
MacPhunn's Bar & Bistro at The Creggans Inn on Loch Fyne offers a traditional cosy bar and adjoining bistro both with log fires where you can enjoy the best local seasonal produce from our a la carte menu. We stock cask ales, often from Fyne Ales, good wi
The food was good, we had the hake (hope you like capers - fortunately we did! ) nice bit of fish but could have done with an accompaniment...the fondant potato were tiny cubes (why, potato costs nothing! ). The Teenage boy had burger which we asked for plain with any sauces etc on the side. It came with salad and sauce already in the bun...again, luckily this was just a little ketchup so acceptable in the Teenage eyes. But additional ketchup didn't arrive till the rest of the chips had almost gone. Service. It would have been easier to do it myself. Maybe it wasn't the two girls fault, the multiple tiny dining areas meant they couldn't be everywhere at once. Unfortunately we were sat next to the bar and we still had to prompt them for every menu, drink, ketchup, dessert menu, bill etc. Expensive for what we got and the service, could easily be better if the manager looked the service and portions from a customer viewDear Vicky r,Firstly, I was pleased to read that you enjoyed the food when you dined with us recently. I am sorry to hear that the service let us down and will address this with the team. Please accept our apologies, as you can read from our other reviews on here, diners generally find our waiting team to be friendly and efficient.I do hope that you might consider dining with us again in the future.Best wishes,The Creggans Inn
4 based on 185 reviews
We - The Fraser family and our team extend a warm welcome in the best traditions of Scottish hospitality to one of the oldest Coaching Inns in the Highlands. We are a 3 star Inn, the Inn has been in the Fraser family for over 45 years and we aim to please
The menu is nicely varied, and a lot of local produce is used. I can recommend their sharing platters, either shared as a starter, or for one person as a main. Everything was delicious and well presented, and the prices reasonable.
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