Clachnaharry Inn - Menu

Visited here for 1st time today lovely , friendly service and delicious food.we will be recommending here to family friends and hope to come back soon.10/10

After a 7 mile hike on the Caledonian canal we Americans and Brits ended up here for some pints and early dinner. Very good and reasonably priced. My steak and ale pie, my first ever was very good and vert hearty! A nice relaxed and fun pub atmosphere with friendly people.

The staff at this restaurant are very friendly and they serve delicious food and real ales in a cozy atmosphere with a fireplace. We tried the fish and chips as well as the steak and ale pie, both of which were excellent. We highly recommend both dishes and will definitely be coming back again.

70th Birthday. Service was great even though they were busy with football on TV, our party and other visitors. Outside area was perfect and function suite was ideal. Buffet was excellent with about 5 curries, Bhajis and samosa, rice and naan. I didn’t make the desert as I enjoyed the curries too much. Thanks for a great afternoon/ evening!

Finally visited this pub which friends of mine rave about. Picked the wettest day of the year and arrived drenched, but soon dried out. Lovely wee old-fashioned pub full of friendly locals. Unfortunately the kitchen was closed for unspecified reasons, but the atmosphere made up for it. Barman knew his job, very approachable. Hopefully be able to try the food on my next visit.

We made a pit stop during a snowy walk along the Caledonian Canal and stumbled upon this charming, historic pub. It was a cozy, intimate spot that felt nothing like the typical chain breweries. Our lunch was delicious, especially the steak and ale pie and stacked burger. The prices were reasonable as well. The new managers were doing a fantastic job and were very friendly. It was a pleasure to visit.

My wife and I went there for an excellent Sunday Roast this afternoon. Dessert was superb, my better half ordered chocolate fudge cake and ice cream, I had the wonderful sticky toffee pudding (not at all stodgy like some), and ice cream. We also went there 2 nights ago for an equally nice meal (Cumbernauld sausages in a thick gravy with wine, creamy mashed potatoes and veg). My dessert that night was a melt in the mouth bruleed cheesecake. The best! Very polite and helpful staff. Nice location too. When we come up to Inverness again, we will head to this value for money venue!

The attitude of staff can make or break a nice family meal, no matter how good the food is, and at this restaurant it really is a roll of the dice. One member of staff, a gentleman, was helpful, kind and accommodating the first time we went; the woman, on the other hand, could not have been less welcoming on another visit, treated us like an imposition rather than paying customers, and was actively rude to our daughter who is only 5 and has autism and then very rude to myself when I spoke up for my daughter I’m not sure there is need to go into details but it was a disgusting way to be treated and our daughter was very distressed! We ended up taking our business elsewhere and my Mum who was...

I am sad to say that the attitude of a female member of staff on two occasions now has meant we will not be returning despite the good pub food. The woman in question did not introduce herself and “barked” are you wanting food and before I could respond was told we’re full the kitchens closed and I’ve got 14 people through there. None of this did I need to hear. Some advice for her for future on customer service. Greet your customers say hello and acknowledge they may have come a distance. Then politely enquire whether we would be expecting to have food. Then simple apology that due to unanticipated level of activity this could not be accommodated. A suggestion for other options would have h...