Tailrace Inn - Carte

ok kinlochleven pub with decent food and drink. wee outdoor terrace and a wide selection of malts.

Stopped by for a bite and was not impressed. The bun of the burger was cold even though me and another were the only customers and the mega hotdog was very boring

...if you 're pressed to stay somewhere, this will have to do. Mid at best. The rooms are not very clean, and we weren 't able to eat (I was told by the staff that they were waiting on people to show . 10/10 would not recommend. Voir le carte

The Tailrace Inn advertises food served all day every day. Apparently, breakfast at 9:00AM on a Saturday morning didn't qualify as either. On the positive side, we found a very friendly reception, and breakfast, at The Ice Factory.

Food is pretty much identical to the one served at Highland Way Inn a 100 mt away, which means the standards are low. Service was friendly, and the place is rather crowded with hikers. Lasagna was ok, but charging £4.5 for garlic bread (starter) which turned out to be 3 small slices of baguette with some garlic butter on is nothing but outrageous.

food was acceptable. typical pub fair without any bells or whistles. so dont come here to be wowed, but its a fine establishment to just get filled up on with a few drinks. it was a rainy night so the place was kind of muggy. this was the only place in town to eat at night and is a popular stop point for West Highland Way walkers/hikers. staff was friendly. Voir le carte

Kinlochleven isn't exactly heaving with eateries, and The Tailrace Inn is about as exciting as it gets. Popular with walkers, it's warm and cosy, with kitsch lighting and old photos of the area. Plus, it has the most cheerful bartender I've ever met (a little like Trey from Broad City). Food is pretty standard, with a fantastic selection of desserts the Belgian waffle is great for sharing. Overall, a solid place to fuel up with an energetic ambience and jolly service.

The Tailrace Inn is certainly not the most exciting, neither the best pub in Scotland. But it's pretty much the only pub in Kinlochleven and it serves its purpose. That means if you come to Kinlochleven for Hiking and are not fussed about where you are going to dine after a long day. But the staff are friendly and you don't really have an alternative anyway unless you make your way by car down outside the village to the Seafood Restaurant which has funny opening hours. The beers are good, the food is ok. The pub is owned by Paddy who also runs a B&B around the corner, Forrest View. Paddy is a nice guy and his B&B is modern, comfortable, and really offers everything you need.

The website for this pub/hotel describes their rooms as simple. With this I agree and I have no problem with that. The site also describes the rooms as clean and fresh. Wrong. The room had a strong urine odor which kept us both up that night. There was no room for our luggage other than on the floor next to the bed. The bedspreads were dirty. The bathroom had been renovated, though. We were greeted by a man smoking a cigarette and leaning against the wall. We were unsure if he was an employee or a pub patron. He said to check in at the bar. Well, the bar was in full swing at 4 PM and it was near impossible to wade through the rowdy crowd or get the attention of either of the bartenders. Smok... Voir le carte