I've seen this place every time I was heading up to the highlands or Oban. It's next door to the Green Welly stop where it's a must if you happen to drive through. It's a cute little stop with shops and a cafe. Anyways, we would alway stop and grab a snack and restroom break at the Green Welly. But this visit, we wanted to try someplace else. As it's next door, we just walked over. It's a little inn that has a little restaurant and bar inside. There's a cute little outdoor seating area which is great for the dry season. Inside you definitely feel the Scottish vibe with the decor and obviously drinks. Food is served which you have to order at the bar. It was little of a back and fourth situation when ordering as one of us asked if they could just not add things to the meal. We were told that they only had one chef and would need to check with him. I get it, but is it a big ordeal if you asked to not have things that came with the meal. I've never worked in the food industry so I cant say much. But to asked if they could not add things to the dish would seemed easy and saved things from going to waste. It wasn't even substituting, it was can we not have it. Anyways. Food wise, we had the traditional breakfast, an order of chips, poppers, and steak sandwich and a cup of soup. Food was ok, it did the trick as we were hungry. I do like a classic breakfast which I did enjoyed. The poppers were ok, nothing major to rave about. Streak sandwich was ok. I think it was a Philly steak sandwich of some sort and served with cole slaw and fries. Overall, food was ok. Staff were ok with a little confusion during the ordering process. Would I come back, I'm sure I would. But it was nice to at least have tried it. read more

See all

Came after a tour through the Highlands, our local tour guide suggested the 'Fish N Chips' and noted they are the best in the area. Honestly, the fish did taste very fresh, the breading was light, and the portions were large! Not a lot of other choices in the area but it was a good place to stop before the long joinery back to Edinburgh. Friendly staff, open seating on a Sunday afternoon. read more

Tyndrum Inn - Pubs Near Me - Tyndrum, ABE

See all

While a stay at Tyndrum Inn was included on the itinerary our trekking company had pre-arranged for us during our West Highland Way hike, our stay there ended up being anything but routine. The way that Tyndrum Inn handled some extraordinary circumstances speaks volumes to how much they care for their guests. We arrived at Tyndrum Inn on the day that Storm Amy was starting to depart from Scotland. Huge areas of the Scottish Highlands were without power, and this meant that there was no cell service either. We weren't quite sure if the hotel would even be open, and if it weren't it meant that we were going to have to find a way to go to someplace that did have power. There was a good chance that our WHW hike was at an end. When we entered the hotel, we were wet and tired and a little discombobulated. What Tyndrum Inn did during the next 18 hours saved our trip and gave us a true taste of Scottish hospitality. We were greeted by Austin who apologized for the lack of electricity (almost as if he was personally responsible) and checked us in. He told us that the baggage company hadn't delivered our suitcases yet, but that he was hopeful they'd be there soon. We checked into our room which was comfortable, and we tried as best as we could to find some dry clothes in our otherwise sodden backpacks. He offered to bring us sandwiches which arrived within minutes, and within a few more minutes he brought us the suitcases that the baggage company had just delivered. He also told us that they were going to prepare a dinner for us at 6 pm. Even though we couldn't take a warm shower, having the ability to change into dry clothes bolstered our spirits significantly. We were fully expecting that our dinner was going to be cold sandwiches, something that we'd now been eating for the past couple of days. However, the owner had a gas stove at her home and made up two big pots of chicken curry and vegetable pasta. We'd gone over a day without cooked food, and having it served to us was just phenomenal. A cold meal was all that we could expect given the circumstances, but they went the additional step which speaks volumes. The following morning they provided us with cold cereals and coffee/tea, and then made up sandwiches for us to carry on our next leg of the journey. Tyndrum Inn truly stepped up the plate and made sure that we were being cared for under extraordinary circumstances. We heard that there were many inns in the area that had simply closed their doors when the power went out. Tyndrum Inn opened their doors even wider. read more

There are not a lot of choices in town for food and while this inn also has a restaurant it was closed on the night we were in town so everyone had to eat in the pub. You basically order at the bar and tell them what table you are sitting at. The food was good if not extraordinary and it is basically pub food. The restaurant apparently had more entree choices but again it was closed. After dinner, we enjoyed just hanging out and drinking a few more pints. I think the vibe is better as a pub than as a restaurant but beggars can't be choosy. read more

Great classic pub - my husband and I stopped here after hill walking in Glencoe. We were quite hungry and fancied a hot, filling meal after our long day before our 3 hour drive home. We both got the fish & chips and it was just what we needed! Interior is just a typical pub with the lighting on the darker side (I knocked a star off for ambience as it could be more cosy). However, service was friendly and prompt. Food was reasonably priced (fish & chips £13.50/ each for sit-in) considering it's in the Trossachs National Park. Would happily stop here again on our next trip to the area! read more

Tyndrum Inn - Fish & chips - Pubs Near Me - Tyndrum, ABE

Great food and drinks staff is welcoming if your in the area it's a definite stop for at least a beer

Well this was a major let down. You walk in to the bar area and have to pick a table and let them know where you are sitting for them to bring the food out to you. You then also have to pre-pay, which we found a bit odd. My drink was pretty good, but that was all that I can say for our experience here. Ignore the sign advertising this place from the road, and keep on driving. My chicken for my special of the day chicken and mushroom pie was dry, and I had to keep washing it down with my drink. My husband's burger too was raw, so that was fun to deal with him complaining about that the rest of the way to our B&B 2 hours away. read more

Tyndrum Inn - Dry pie - Pubs Near Me - Tyndrum, ABE

See all

Solid choice for a beer at the end of a long day of walking. Outdoor seating, but if the sun is out it's really bright.

Three stars for the food - decent, nothing special. In contrast to the two other reviews I see currently, our lamb-burger was cooked through and perfectly fine. The caprese salad was pretty good. Five stars for being willing to serve us when we walked in a couple minutes after 10 pm because of a delayed ScotRail train. This was the only place in town still open and they were just closing at 10 but were nice enough to let us order quickly and serve us. read more

As good as you can get for bar food so that's not saying much considering you have to place order at bar then pick a table tell them the number you're at they bring it out when cooked. Also considering I asked for my burger to be well done and it was not even medium well that makes me oh so happy. read more

Worst place we have seen in a long time. We ordered the hamburger just to be safe but it was still disappointing. Avoid this place.