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Contribute Feedback What Seb D 87 likes about Lochaline:
I cannot comment on the food as we did not eat, but the beer was good. Everyone looked friendly and welcoming when we got there despite many bad reports about the landlord. View all feedback.
What Liz S doesn't like about Lochaline:
Visited here recently. It doesn’t do food, and selection of wine is poor if you wanted a glass! Very quiet. Did hear a rumour it may be up for sale. Having said this the views of the Sound of Mull are amazing!! View all feedback.
We have visited this hotel for pub meals every time we visit Lochaline (every second year we holiday here) Yes the pub is in need of refurbishment but the dining area at the back extension where you have your meal is lovely and welcoming and has a country cottage feel. When we dined as a family of 7 in July, the food was wonderful. We all ordered different dishes and every one of us was very impressed by the standard of food. It was definitely much better quality and dining experience than when we were last here in 2016. The prices are really good too, with mains ranging from around a tenner to about £13. The kids all devoured the puddings too (sticky toffee pudding and hot chocolate fudge cake). Give this hotel a try for dinner. We will definitely be back!
The food is delicious at this restaurant. It’s strange that booking for dinner is necessary, especially when only early time slots are available despite the dining room being half empty. Maybe the chef wants to go home early?
However, there are some positives to note. The staff at this hotel, particularly the women running the establishment, are incredibly friendly and accommodating. The menu offers a variety of meat, fish, and scampi dishes, with only one option available for vegetarians. While there is no vegan food on the menu, the kitchen was able to prepare a vegan dish upon request. Overall, with some creativity and care, this hotel has the potential to be a great spot for visitors.
We wanted to go to The Whitehouse, but it was full so they recommended this restaurant instead. We were seated in the bar area, but that was fine with us. The service was friendly and the food was delicious.
Despite the reviews and the comments of locals, we ventured in for a bar supper. Once beyond the bar and into the restaurant, we were very well looked after by a charming head waitress. A lot of laughs, banter and good craic. We all had the fish and chips, and it was superb. Lovely fresh fish and a crisp, mouthwatering batter. The home made bread and butter pudding at the end was a special treat! SO dont be put off by the gloomy owner at the bar, press on and you will enjoy.