Garrison West - Carte

the haggis was one of the best meals I had in Scotland. tomaten soup came with vegan butter, which is always a beautiful surprise.

They had an extra veggie card. We had the vegan burger. It was easy, but the patty had the consistency of some not cooked dough. A bit expensive for this burger.

I had the vegan haggis, neeps and tatties as a main. Very tasty just wish there was more of it. I had some chips to top up my meal. I returned to have the vegan haggis again. Voir le carte

there were no huge vegan series, but enough to give a few options. had the veg burger and chips, was quite good, although not much taste added chillis. the chips were amazing!

The soup was lovely and came with vegan spread for the bread which was a thoughtful touch. I also had the quinoa burger which was filling but it was quite bland. The staff were really friendly and the place had a nice relaxed vibe

we had to book here as the first night was full. separate vegetarian menu with vegan options. I ordered the roasted tomato worm with black rice, kale pesto and chickpea rice, which was superb! had cookies with vegan ice for dessert, which was quite rich but also delicious. Voir le carte

These guys have a veggie menu so they are trying... I had the curry which was REALLY spicy (I am a fan of spicy but this I wasn’t ready for) which wasn’t really advertised on the menu. My husband had the ratatouille, it was also okay. The vegan haggis was actually really good! It’s worth going as the atmosphere is really nice and they understand the vegan concept.

so a great place! some friends and I stayed in fort william for a night in our Scottland roadtrip and found garrison west random, had an amazing dinner and enjoyed a few good ales. the bohnenburger is a delicious option for vegetarians. also they have a large selection of scotches, I would highly recommend the single 1999. all employees were exquisite, we enjoyed a lot (funny quiz and definitely repeat!

I wish I’d avoided the burger based on the other reviews, but we’d just returned from Ben Nevis and didn’t think anything could go wrong with a burger... But it was pretty terrible. It was essentially cooked quinoa formed into a patty. Very bland. Luckily the chips were tasty! But wish we’d opted for one of the other mains. Good to see a separate veggie/vegan menu. We arrived around 6pm on a Wednesday night and got the last pub table; the restaurant was fully booked for the night and soon there was a 1 hour waiting list for pub tables. Best to head down early or make a booking, as a lot of people got turned away. Voir le carte