Kincraig (Scottish Gaelic: Ceann na Creige) is a village located north of Kingussie and south of Aviemore in Highland, Scotland. The village lies at the side of the former A9 road and 101 metres away from the current A9. It is close to Loch Insh. It has a shop, post office, pub, watersports centre and village hall.
4.5 based on 1 reviews
We love this hotel and use it each time we holiday in Aviemore (annually). The bar is a mix of holiday makers and locals, the staff are friendly and efficient and most of all the food is delicious.
It is generally good pub food with a Scottish twist and there is a good selection of beers.
A must whilst in Aviemore.
4.5 based on 113 reviews
What a marvellous dinner we had in beautiful surroundings and such attentive and friendly service. The food was perfectly cooked and such an interesting selection of mostly local ingredients. There were also extra delicacies served,especially the Cullen skink which was sublime. My greatest sorrow is that it is so far from home!
4 based on 853 reviews
Booked dinner (just as well as Roo's was busy) on a Saturday night recently. My partner and I had no hesitation in ordering a Monster Bob burger each - 2 x 8oz burgers with double cheese, bacon, onions, mushrooms and chilli, with fries and coleslaw on the side. Serving staff were efficient and friendly and food was served promptly. Just about manged to polish the burgers off (left a wee bit of seeded roll) - but be warned - the big burger is not for the faint-hearted. Very good value for money.
4.5 based on 1 reviews
what can I say. A very nice place to eat. Not expensive, great food, friendly staff. We had dinner here. The buffet is worth trying, but also a normal menu is worth a try. Would come again with no hesitation ! Brilliant !!!!!
4.5 based on 442 reviews
Hi there, We are a family run Restaurant with a takeaway serving a wide variety of classic Chip shop food along with an extensive menu in our award winning, liscensed Restaurant. We pride ourselves in excellent quality food and great service. A great place for any occassion.
Great buzz in the Happy Haggis! Everybody was really kind and friendly and the meal we had was really delicious with very good sized helpings! Decor is much nicer than a normal fish & chip shops. Check out the lamps they are quite amazing!Thank you so much for the kind review. Great to read such lovely comments as they always give our team such a boost. We are super excited for the Easter holidays and hope to welcome you back again soon. Take care Amanda and team x
4.5 based on 1 reviews
We use some of Scotland's best local produce to create healthy, wholesome & interesting food with a Kiwi twist. We opened our doors in 2004 and have been gaining awards and accolades for our antipodean style coffees, delicious breakfasts, superb lunches & fresh home baking ever since. Our service is friendly & casual with a professional team from all over the world. The café offers excellent views of the Cairngorm Mountains - enjoy our balcony area during summer and the cosy log burner to sit by during the winter months. All the pictures are of our food - why not come in and sample our hospitality when you are in the area next?
The missus and I stopped in to the Mountain Cafe for a quick drink and a slice of cake.
Two thick milkshakes and two slices of cake later, we were stuffed. I'm not a cake expert but my other is and she reckons that this place is right up there with the best. Nice milkshake too.
4.5 based on 1 reviews
The Old Bridge Inn, Aviemore, offers a roaring log fire and cheerful atmosphere along with excellent food and a fine selection of cask ales and malt whiskies. It has always been a favourite haunt for those who enjoy the outdoors, while friendly staff and locals always make you welcome.
Stopped off here when travelling through and was met with a very friendly welcome! The waiting staff were chatty, the service was quick and the food was great! There was also a lot of parking and a good amount of seats for anyone worried about that.
4 based on 385 reviews
Dinner served Wednesday to Sunday, last orders 8.45pm. Lunch served Thursday to Sunday, last orders 2.45pm. Under new management since August 2016, The Tipsy Laird is a traditional village pub in the heart of the Cairngorm National Park with a great range of local Malt Whiskies, Scottish Gins & Cask Ales, and a fantastic food offering at affordable prices, with daily specials as well. The Tipsy Laird boasts a stunning South facing beer garden, perfect for lunch on a weekend or a quiet pint in the evening. Or if you prefer the indoors, we have plenty of Seating in the bar & restaurant areas, with a roaring fire for the winter months. We are family & dog friendly, although please note persons under the age of 18 (this includes babies) are not permitted on the premises after 8.30pm unless consuming a meal. Please note that restaurant service concludes at 9pm every night. Dinner Reservations are recommended, especially from May - September & during school holiday times.
This place was recommended to us by the owners of the guest house we were staying in.
The front of the pub is 'the local', so expect a few merry Scots! The rear is used as a restaurant.
I ordered the Cajun chicken which was very strong and almost overpowering. My husband ordered a burger
The only real negative was when we asked for the bill. We waited about 10-15 minutes, wondering what the issue was. We got fed up waiting and so grabbed our coats and walked to the bar to ask about the bill. We were surprised to see the barmaids/waitresses behind the bar having a good old natter and didn't seem to have any recall about the bill!
Overall it was a little underwhelming but don't let that put you off.
5 based on 36 reviews
Being one of the finest dining experience in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park, the Auld Alliance is definitely worth a visit.The cuisine is French, prepared by classically trained Chef/owner Lydie Bocquillon whose passion for outstanding produce reflects in her mouth watering Table D'Hote. A truly unique experience!
Just back from a 2 night stay here. We did not have dinner there, but the breakfasts were lovely - the croissants the best I have ever had.Thank you for your lovely review and maybe one day you'll join us for dinner... Lydie Bocquillon
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Opening times: Monday to Thursday: 12 noon until 11pm Friday to Saturday: 12 noon until 1am Sunday: 12:30Pm until 11pm Food Served: Monday to Saturday: 12 midday until 9:00Pm Sundays: 12:30Pm - 9:00Pm If you'd like to have a meal, please phone to book a table to avoid disappointment as we are very busy at peak times of the day.
We have been to the Winking Owl a few times and are always welcomed warmly by the lovely staff. This occasion was no different even though the restaurant was extremely busy.
Our table was ready and waiting for us and our order taken quickly. The food when it came was delicious! A good sized potion that was more than enough and of an exceptional quality. Will definitely be coming back again for more!
After our meal we moved to the bar to have a few more drinks before leaving. The staff were very attentive and pleasant to deal with, making sure that we had enough drinks without trying to oversell.
Great Food, Nice Staff and a wonderful atmosphere.
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