This is probably the only restaurant in the world that serves Thai, South Indian food and Italian…read morefood. We went here last night and they did not have any tables available and that made us want to go back which we did today. The food and service were meh sadly. The dosas were doughy and not that good.

Being tired of eating haggis all week, something spicy and exotic for dinner sounded good. We…read moreremember seeing this restaurant as we passed going to the train station. The restaurant was virtually empty when we arrived for an early dinner. They have an extensive menu of both Thai and Indian cuisine. We first ordered Chicken Satay and Vegetable Egg Rolls as starters. I ordered the Panama Curry with Chicken and a Chicken Coconut Soup. My wife ordered the Seafood Platter with Spicy Noodles. Both meals and starters were outstanding. The service was very friendly, helpful and attentive throughout our meal. We ordered what seemed a large quantity of food for a reasonable price. We would not hesitate to come back here again for a meal. #invernessthaifood #invernessindianfood

This may be an economical way to stuff yer face, but it's definitely not even decent Chinese food…read more Keep walkin' and hunt for something healthy along the way. Staff is nearly comatose here.

Ugh - advertises ala cart all day, 7 days a week - nope! Staff was either drunk, high, or just…read moreanti-social - poor, slow service - take this one off your list of places to eat.

Nice Chinese eatery that only does take away. Set meals are great value for money, especially the…read moreset meal for two would very well feed four people. They cater for all sorts of people and have a quick bite type menu where you could order curry sauce chips and rice for only a few pounds. There are other combinations available too, although we have never ordered them ourselves. The shop is small however there is a seating area and a tv to watch if you don't order in advance. Or you can even watch the chefs through the large window in the waiting area in to the kitchen! Very interesting indeed! If you are looking for something quick and tasty, The Thai Cottages would definitely be a place to try.

Stumble up this unique restaurant, decided to give it a try despite questionable reviews. I have to…read moresay I was very happy with the food quality. Both lamb tandoori and duck curry were very delicious. The portions were large, we couldn't finish. Service was great. I am glad to give this restaurant a try and review it myself. It's worth a try:)

AVOID AT ALL COSTS. Rude owner. We were 2 adults and 1 kid. We ordered 3 chapatis and 1 curry. We…read morewere not very hungry. The waiter told us that 1 curry will not be enough as the portion size is small. We said, we will first get the curry and decide if we want to eat more. He then went and complained to the owner. The owner came in and told us that we must order 2 main dishes otherwise he wouldn't take the order. We also ordered plain papad. There was an option for chutneys for 3.20 but we didn't want it. He asked if we don't want chutneys. The portion sizes are so small for the money. They serve frozen food. Be warned. Absolute waste of money and the rude owner does not make it any better. We had only regrets eating here.

Beautiful place and excellent food, we didn't see Nessie that night. But the dining experience was…read moremuch better than a sighting.

Delicious food, excellent service, beautiful place. All made for a nice dining experience. I felt…read moreunderdressed but nobody seemed to mind. Had the pork belly and a rioja.

I'm giving the food a 3 and the service a 2 so overall I'd rate this place 3 stars. The waitress…read morewas a total mess and all over the place. They kept running out of food and she would update the chalkboard once someone would ask for it and she realized it wasn't available anymore. There seemed to be a lot of confusion between the waitress and the chef and it took really long for the food to come (over 30 minutes for soups and a sandwich). The waitress also didn't know how to multitask so multiple people were sitting around forever waiting to even place their order. In terms of the food, my sandwich was fine and the soup was good but needed a ton of salt and pepper. I wouldn't get the sandwich again. Only come here if you have a lot of time to kill.

Nice cafe with friendly staff. We had a delicious pea soup for a quick lunch. The stuff people had…read moreat the other tables looked nice too. Great choice of herbal teas.

We booked a table at Mustard Seed based on its reputation, which was strong with local foodies. I…read moremention this in the event that unfavorably influenced our perception of our experience, which was not the five-star dinner that we were anticipating. We arrived on time to a nearly empty restaurant (weekday evening, post rush hour, one other table wrapping up on the ground level as we arrived, a couple more on the upper level), and had to wait for our reserved table, which ended up being by the front door on a cold and rainy evening (aka normal Scottish weather for November). It was unclear what was slowing service down, but the wait to order cocktails was surprisingly long. Our drinks were made promptly and well. We began to place our meal order when the server excused themselves while in the process to take a drink order from the table that had arrived several minutes after we were seated (with the entirety of the lower level of the restaurant available, this boisterous table of four was set right next to us. Fortunately we hadn't been planning a quiet, romantic dinner...). In fairness to our server, there may have only been one other person working tables that night, but not great form even so. We eventually got our order placed. A breadbasket was brought out (three slices of bread for the two of us). Our food arrived in OK time and was itself OK, having seemed to have sat in the pass a little long for some reason. All this said, the menu looked solid, and while the entrees weren't especially memorable this visit, their cocktail options were good (we enjoyed the Highlanders Negroni made with Badachro Coastal gin) and desert options (a proper Mixed Berry Eton Mess). An additional positive note: my wife lost a ring in the restaurant during our visit and the bartender, quickly seeing that we were in distress, joined our search for it. I'm confident we would have given up on finding it were it not for his effort, so again, cheers to you, sir. This was above and beyond, and what I think probably passes for the standard of care that many experience dining here. So a mixed bag for us. I don't think this represents a typical dining experience here. Mustard Seed is well-thought of locally (there is a small, discreet shelf of awards tucked away around a corner), and if we should find ourselves back in Inverness looking for a dinner spot we wouldn't rule out Mustard Seed out of hand. I look forward to the prospect of rewriting this review.

This was an excellent lunch stop for us in the town of Inverness.  We picked this place partially…read morebecause it was a recommendation by renowned travel writer Rick Steves back in 2014.  It is also located conveniently in the heart of the commercial district and right alongside the Ness River.  Our friendly and engaging hostess/manager was Alina, a 17 year veteran.  They have a cozy and attractive 2 story high ceilinged setting and we sat on the 2nd floor.  The lunch menu was a variety of high quality 2 course selections for a very reasonable 18.95 GBP.  Our party of 4 had a delicious and beautifully presented lunch.  For the mains, I had their traditional fish pie and wife had their filet of seabass.  Our travel mates had the rump steak and red pesto gnocchi.  It got busy and the kitchen might have gotten backed up and it took a little while on the food, but we enjoyed hanging out here.  Service was otherwise friendly and attentive.  Highly recommended should you find yourselves in the lovely town of Inverness.

Our b&b owner could not say enough good things about this place and I can totally see why…read more We were able to walk in with a quick phone call ahead to make sure they had seating for dinner. They had the availability and the staff was so nice and welcoming. For a starter, we tried Saksuka with Turkish bread. The veggies were quite tasty and the bread was crispy and warm. My main I got the Somon which was a nice filet of salmon with a little pesto over the top with a side of shredded carrots, cabbage, lettuce and rice. My husband got the special chicken which was a stuffed chicken breast of veggies topped with cheese. I tried a bite without cheese and wow was that a nicely done piece of chicken. Service was fast and if we lived in the area, we would absolutely be here on a regular basis.

The best food that we've had so far on our trip. Everything was extremely fresh and authentic! The…read moredecorations inside were beautiful!! We enjoyed the lamp kabobs and the hummus the most. Would highly recommend!

Fantastic pizza and beer. You order at the bar then find a seat. Just what we needed on a snowy…read moreday. We got in just in time around 3:30. As we were leaving the place was packed.

I think that was the best wood-fired pizza I have ever eaten. The crust was perfectly cooked; not…read moreburned at all!! The Spider Monkey IPA I had was delicious too! A large street level area with lots of seating but definitely checkout the roof top garden. Friendly and helpful staff; we walked so not sure about the parking.