Ardvasar - Menu

We were staying up the road at Morar B so my wife and I decided to eat in this restaurant as we arrived mid evening.

We decided to have the most expensive meal in the place and although it was good I didn't feel I had value for money.

The director provided us a shuttle to the Hotel and Restaurant. We had a nice meal in the evening and some local Whisky sitting at the Terrasse.

We ate here both nights when visiting Skye as we stayed at the hotel. Although the menu options were not vast, the meals were presented beautifully and tasted even better! We were very pleased with the service too.

We had taken the ferry to Skye for the day and this restaurant is within walking distance of the port . We sat outside and had a gorgeous Mac and cheese and salmon with a lovely view ! The staff were really helpful too!

We had the Balmoral Chicken, onion rings, garlic mushrooms and buttered mash. It was amazing. Then we had creme brûlée and cranachan. Again it was top notch. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone. The staff was friendly and made you feel welcome.

A bit of a drive after we discovered our first choice restaurant was unexpectedly closed (but they recommended this one) Convenient parking available.My husband enjoyed his fish and chips but I was especially pleased with the venison casserole (although I could have eaten a double portion!!)Service was friendly despite place being pretty busy.

Ate here the other week. Overall as the heading states, it was ok. Good service overall. No cask ale which is always disappointing in a pub. Salmon special was good, fish chips were poor, haddock had been completely over deep fried. The overall internal decor was poor compared to cracking job they’ve done on the externals. Lights on full brightness in the evening, lacking atmosphere with no candles, light dimming etc. I hope this business ends up doing well, but at the moment it’s just a bit average.

We were staying really close to the Ardvasar for a few days in August. The outside is beautiful and I was really excited that it would be our local for the week. Unfortunately the inside lets it down. Instead of the couthy highland pub I was expecting it's more of a sports bar.Huge TV which was on all the time. We asked for it to be turned off as no-one was watching it. Apparently it could only be turned down! It put people off and limited where people could sit...we saw two groups come in amd leave without staying for a drink because the only tables available were under the TV. It's a shame...a good bothy pub should be for a bit of banter between locals and tourists.Keep the TV for the big...