I went to Mcleods a while ago for takeaway…read more I tried some fish -- the small haddock was good. The onion rings were okay. Also had coleslaw -- No complaints.

Mcleod's was by far my favorite fish and chips spot on my trip to Scotland. I visited with my mom…read moreand sister and it is juuuust outside the city center, so we took about a fifteen minute jaunt along the river to pick it up. Luckily, the view is gorgeous and it felt perfectly safe even at night. When we arrived, Mcleods was filled with locals and everyone was so gosh darn friendly! The wait after ordering was no more than 15 minutes, then they handed us a giant bag and we realized we may have made a mistake....we each got our own order of fish and chips and the servings are gigantic! I mean, I'm not complaining as it was delicious, but we certainly could have shared. We also got a battered pizza (yeah, that's right, fried pizza!). Even after the walk back to our lodging, everything was still nice and hot. There is no seating inside so this is strictly a take-out joint, and the only parking available is on the street, though the restaurant was quite busy on our visit and the street was not too crowded. Prices are incredible and if we had had a longer stay, I am sure we would have frequented Mcleods more than once. If I lived in Inverness it would be a go to spot for sure!

Busy, though I'm not sure why because the fish was pretty awful. I was happy to find that they…read moreserved Haddock, one of my favorite kinds of fried fish, but with the first bite I discovered it was not very fresh. This may sound silly, but I don't like my fish to taste "fishy"... Anyway, there were 6 people working, but we still had to wait about 10 minutes before our order was ready. There was no lemon served with the fish. The tartar sauce and ketchup cost extra; Heinz brand. The "forks" were these awkward little modified wooden tongue depressors that were difficult to use. The chips were a little soggy, but the batter on the fish was saturated with heavy oil. The inside of the batter was slimy, so it slid right off the fish - I could barely eat half of it. As I'm writing this, it's been over an hour since I finished this meal and my stomach still feels unsettled. Yuck.

Renatos is situated at the bottom of the main high street, it is perfect for parking with a big car…read morepark behind it. Usually there is a seating area out the front for customers to sit and enjoy there meal. They do have an extensive menu with some really tasty food. There are meal deals, usually for school kids, but the prices are pretty reasonable, especially for the portion size. It does need a bit of updating, as it's a little old fashioned, but it's all in all not that bad. It is very busy and there are usually a lot of staff working, more than likely young people behind the counter. The downfall can be when it's really busy that some customers have to stand outside, which is not ideal especially in adverse weather. Speaking of adverse weather when it is snowy or raining the inside can get really wet and very slippy, and i'll be honest i've been victim to a fall or two inside the shop due to the floor being slippy. Not nice at all. Another down side is that when it's busy the staff get stressed, and mix up orders, a few times our orders have been mixed up. It can also get a little frustrating when the staff start mucking about behind the counter, especially when there is a queue of customers. But apart from that this is a popular little business, and the food is of a high standard. I usually go for a nice burger, and the burger sauce is delicious, my hubby has the fish and he says it is not bad either. Perfect if your peckish and cannot be bothered cooking!!

Really good fish and chips but not very quick service but still very good fish and chips!read more

Given that we had to wait in a long queue in the shop, nearly out the door, gives you an idea of…read morehow good this wee chippy is. My brother and I both had a fish supper and also shared a single haggis between us, and it was enough to choke a horse, great portions, no bad price, see the website for details, and friendly staff. The chips were lovely, crispy and soft and fluffy in the middle, the fish was also coated in a lovely batter with the fish cooked through in the middle, all with salt and vinegar of course.

The food is delicious. The service is excellent. The…read morerestaurant is small but with plenty of room between tables. It is in a converted residence, which gives the place a warm and cozy atmosphere.

Quintessential Scottish dinner! We had the cauliflower and cheese soup and then Haggis Neeps…read moreTatties! Wonderful food & great service!!

We've been to the West End a number of times and highly recommend this restaurant for most items…read more The fish and chips are superb: fresh, lightly battered and large portions. The calamari and Thai fish cake are also excellent. On the other hand, the prawns were too heavily battered for our taste. In addition, be aware that prices are significantly higher if you eat in.

Wow! Just Wow! A small unassuming diner, did not expect the food to be absolutely delicious! I had…read morea bowl of Cullen Skink and Tempura Chicken, probably the best Cullen Skink I have ever had! My honey had pan seared salmon with vegetables, cooked to perfection! Service is outstanding too! And to top off an already yummy dinner, we split the most amazing Apple Berry Mincemeat Crumble, Heaven!

Lovely British breakfast spot so good I had to come back. Tried their Scottish breakfast, which was…read moresurprisingly good and filling from this tourist's perspective, and their fish and chips, which was probably the best I tried in the UK. Also had some bites of their poached eggs and smoked salmon, the layer of which was particularly great. A highlight for me was the white chocolate fruit tart: absolutely delicious!! Recommend checking it out!

We ate here on our last night in Inverness after a very long day on a tour. We did not have…read morereservations but the restaurant was accommodating and kind. The World Cup Game was on so it was lively and fun. I will tell you, this was some of the best seasoned food we had the entire time we were in the UK (two weeks). Finally we didn't feel the need to add salt to something. The flavor was just spot on. My husband had the beer steak pie with puff pastry, I had the Cullen skink, my son had a pizza (I can't remember if it was on the kids' menu or not) and my daughter had a Caesar salad with chicken, which she eats a lot at home and had been craving. Both the skink and the stew were perfectly flavored! The fish in the stew was tender and so was the steak in the pie. If we ever go back to Inverness, we will be sure to be returning to Johnny Foxes. Oh! And our waiter was wonderful! I don't remember his name but a young blonde man with a mullet kind of haircut. Thank you to him!

Don't sit near the front door as it "slams" closed constantly as patrons come and go. Waitress had…read morean attitude, acting as though we were an inconvenience. Waiter was terrific with personality and quick service. Food was good, beer was great!

Was told to go here for a decent steak pie (having not ever had a steak pie before). Flakey pastry…read moreon top and bottom with delicious roast meat with gravy in the inside. Was tasty! The chips were from frozen, so can't go wrong there. Veg also appears to be from frozen bag and we're a bit dried out (guessing microwaved). Overall it was a good meal. Service was good and they seemed busy when I visited. Overall I would return next time I'm in the area.

. So very disappointed. We were told that they were changing the menu several items were…read moreunavailable. When we ordered what we we ordered was than unavailable as well. Than the kids drinks were out of stock but one kind. The meals came out twenty minutes apart. We ordered when we got in it took an hour to get burgers and mac n cheese. When we asked for the bill and the kids ice cream the bill came out within a minute but the ice cream took 10.