Glencoe - Menu

Have stayed at this hotel before, dining room has had a makeover and bar meals now served next door. Much better set up. Food delicious, service excellent.

Breakfast, self service- poor presentation poor choice.Dinner greasy fish and chips, chips clearly frozen £12.95 hotel having a laugh! Poor service etiquette, what a let down.

The lovely chapel at Glencoe Abbey is the perfect location for a large group (we were 26) dinner in an elegant setting. Everything was memorable from the food to the service to the presentation.

On a cool April evening, sitting by the log fire eating an excellent meal with our dog made welcome with a bowl of water a chew we agreed we had fallen on our very lucky feet. The menu is imaginative without being silly, the execution is superb. Our clean plates proved it; too bad we live too far away to become regulars.

We came here for a slightly more upmarket meal during a holiday staying in a nearby cottage in Glencoe. The hotel was very quiet and we were the only people eating. Service was a bit slow given this was the case and the menu was quite restrictive. The food was OK but nothing special and not really up to the full menu price. We had a 2 for 1 deal using a gourmet card and this made it good value.

We ate here (2 families) and enjoyed our meal the 3 courses for £20 was good value and the food was good. The kids were well catered for, despite no kids menu and the staff were friendly with good service. I had smoked salmon, venison (which was a little over medium, but was OK) and the chocolate mouse which was a bit frozen and disappointing. The others enjoyed what they had, so overall a good experience.

Twelve of us had dinner here and thoroughly enjoyed it. Staff were helpful and accomodating when we booked and weren't sure of the exact numbers. The meal was excellent value for money and the food was fantastic. Large portions, tasted great and well-presented. Everyone was very complimentary about the standard of cuisine. What mase it extra special though was the staff. Hats off to Stella and June whose friendly and amusing banter made this a meal to remember.

My wife and I decided to have dinner here as we live locally but have never tried the restaurant, not The Gathering but the 'old ' side. We were greeted with pressed table linen and slate. First impressions, stunning. We were served by a lady called Stella who 's hospitality, friendliness and all round enthusiasm for the hotel was first class. We decided on not having starters as we like dessert. The main course was outstanding. I 've eaten in a lot of establishments as I work for SQA, travelling the country, but I can honestly say we are talking 5 star quality. I had beef, my wife had chicken, yes both run of the mill, but both were succelent, cooked perfectly and presented immaculately. Th...

Have been a few times with mixed results so decided to give it another go, as we are local. Wish we hadn't bothered. No atmosphere, two members of staff standing behind bar chatting, got drink on my top from the dirty bar, table top was sticky to touch. Ordered second drink as had to wait for 50min for food to come. Ordered Heritage Burger Chicken skewer... what came was greasy chips, you could taste the old oil off them. Rocket salad was dried up with a few tiny bits of tomato. Chicken was about 5/6 tiny bits of burnt chicken, and the burger looked more like a hamburger than a fresh handmade beef burger, in a co-op style bun, with horrible flash in the pan bacon. When partner complained the...