Ariundle Centre - Speisekarte

Really friendly with super tray bakes. Wasn't too busy which was fortunate and a friendly welcome experienced.

If you're thinking of doing a workaway here... Don't! The owner is the devil incarnate. Also someone send the food health inspector for the love of God.

Called in for tea and cake and ended up staying the night in the bunkhouse, and having dinner in the restaurant. Delicious freshly prepared food, friendly service. A great find in this area.

We arrived in Strontian on a Sunday and didn’t expect to find anywhere to get a coffee let alone food. We spotted the sign for the Ariundle Centre and cafe and took a chance. We were so glad we did. There was a warm welcome...

I booked 3 places in the bunkhouse for 2 nights for 4 April but cancelled it when one of our group caught covid. The cancellation conditions state that a charge equal to the first night of the stay will be made and the remaining amount...

The people here are lovely, could have spent the whole day chatting with them. My partner had the roast lamb dinner, and I had the chicken. We were both delighted with both the value for money and for an excellent meal. We didn't have room...

Fresh produce with homemade chutneys and desserts that taste delicious. Friendly service and welcoming. Jams and marmalades produced and sold in jars with pretty cloth on the lids. Very good quality all round in relaxing atmosphere where one can sit and be peaceful.

We were staying at a nearby guest house with no evening meals on offer. We knew there was a hotel in Strontian, but because of Covid it was only doing takeaways for non residents. Our guest house therefore suggested the restaurant at the Ariundle Centre to us. We were made welcome by Kate and her staff and had a really enjoyable meal so much so that we returned again the following evening. There is a limited menu which changes daily, but all food is freshly cooked, and very good value for money. Recommended to anyone staying in Strontian.

The restaurant has a rustic atmosphere both inside and out, but there were delays in taking our order. It seemed like the previous groups had caused chaos in the kitchen. It felt like a family-run establishment where little effort was made to make diners feel special. In fact, we almost felt like we were an inconvenience. The rating is mostly based on the quality of the food, which was extremely overcooked and dry, almost inedible. Like a few other meals we had in the Highlands this week, we didn't complain because we didn't believe any changes would be made. However, consider yourself warned if you plan on dining here.