"When we arrived, I went inside to confirm that we could bring our dogs. I was met by an incredibly rude server who asked if we had made a reservation and rolled his eyes when we said no, not realizing it was required. We opted to sit outside, as it was a beautiful day and would be more comfortable for the dogs.
As I was tying up the dogs and getting the kids settled, the server impatiently asked if we wanted drinks. We requested a few minutes to get organized, but he sighed and walked away. When he returned, one of our dogs barked softly, and he harshly insisted we put them back in the car, which made us very uncomfortable.
At that point, we decided to leave, as we no longer felt confident about enjoying our meal there. Thankfully, we found the Tayvallich Cafe down the road, where we had a delightful lunch served by friendly and attentive staff. I highly recommend skipping the Tayvallich Inn and heading to the cafe instead."
