The Drift Inn - Carte

Great place, lovely setting, and the fish and chips are amazing Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: £20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Food was excellent, langoustine portion generous and well worth it. Atmosphere also the best we found on Arran. Highly recommended Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: £40–50 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Langustines

The Drift Inn was fabulous On holiday for a week, ate in the Drift Inn twice, sat at the bar another night and also joined in the 'difficult ' quiz. An excellent stay and one we 'll be looking forward to repeating Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: £20–30 Voir le carte

We were looking for somewhere to have a nice meal and came across Drift Inn. We were very happy with the atmosphere and décor. The staff were exceptionally bright and friendly. We had the langoustines and fish and chips, all very tasty and fresh delicious. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Popped in here for an evening meal while staying in Lamlash. Booking is essential. Food is good I had seafood linguine with some of the best cooked Calamari I've had (not at all chewy) although overall the dish was slightly bland, my wife had good roast lamb. Service was excellent friendly and efficient and the atmosphere very pleasant. Service: Dine in

Visited this awesome Inn when on the isle of arran I was extremely lucky to have found such a nice place I had the greatest food I have tasted for a while linguine seafood mix,which had prawns,salmon,mussels,squid and razor clams The view here was exquisite and very beautiful to look over the water to the Holy Island!!! Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Voir le carte

We had dinner here with our two dogs. Bringing dogs to some restaurants can be tricky as you can be made to feel a bit of a nuisance sometimes but the Drift Inn were so warm and welcoming and made such a lovely fuss over our dogs. The staff were excellent we didn't unfortunately get their names, but the blonde lady and young man who served us went over and above to ensure we had a great experience. The food was delicious and atmosphere was cosy and homely. We would highly recommend!

We nipped in for a drink and found the Inn to be in a lovely setting. This must be one of the best views from a beer garden. The drinks average price but this is a tourist area. However the under cover area was great and the bar had a good selection of local gins and spirits. All draught beer was on keg but did have Fyne Ales. Good parking and plenty of space inside with a real fire. Under cover area was good and large and the view was excellent. Next time we visit will try the food.

Great place to come and look at the view as it is 5*. The view of Holy Isle cannot be surpassed by the other bars as this is possibly the closest you'll get. Chairs are comfortable apart from the ones near the fire as too hot and the other comfy ones which are unfortunately positioned between the Gents and the disabled toilets and storage area, providing an interesting array of smells. We did not eat here, so we could not judge the food, but we did buy a bottle of Pinot Grigio, which was in our eyes (which were watering) a rather highly priced £27. Voir le carte