Both the bartender and our server were very nice. Our server kept forgetting us but the bartender…read moredidn't, so we didn't mind so much. The steak was melt in your mouth good. My mouth just started water all over again as I typed that.

This was the first place we stopped at for food in Inverness. I read a few items that were vegan…read morespecifically and chose this for that, we were not disappointed! There was a whole veg menu to choose from and the food was great, I couldn't finish much of mine but thankfully my husband helped me out. Service was good and staff was friendly and seemed happy to be working there. The bar is prohibition themed which was cheeky for us dining as Americans.

While delicious, most of the nachos were just chips. If you don't mind that then it's a perfect…read moreplate!

Food was disappointing and tasted like it came from frozen. Great alcohol though…read more The service was ok. The ambiance was meh.

johnny was cool, amazing service. very good, i need character so ooooooooooooooooo oooread more

I didn't think I would ever give McDonalds a 5 star review on Yelp, but this particular location…read moreearned it. Unlike all the McDonald's in the states, this one had excellent customer service. There was a staff walking around cleaning tables and making small talk with everyone. She came to our table and ensured everything was good and even recommended some places for us to visit while we were in town. If you ever been to a Chic-Fil-A restaurant (Excellent fast food with great service), the service is very comparible and might even be better. The inside was very clean. No sticky tables or trash on the floor. Best McDonalds I've been to!

As an American it's always interesting to see how other countries portray us. This is a classic…read moreRout 66 themed cafe, the staff was incredibly friendly, we were the only travelers, the rest of the folks eating here were locals. Their breakfast was good, as good as any other cafe that I've had the classic breakfast plate at. Worth check out for fun, no matter where you're from.

I always find it funny that McDonalds call themselves a restaurant when I clearly see them as a…read morecafe. Well here is the other way round. The Grill is listed as a transport cafe :) Owned by the same family for years they made real Scottish homemade food at reasonable prices. Staff do not have a cafe mentality but rather a posh hotel, can not help you enough mentality. The venison stew rocks. My advice? When traveling to the Highlands take a wee detour a mile or two off the A9 and experience great highland cooking without tourists prices. Loads of parking for cars, trucks and wooby boxes (caravans). :)))