Cotters - Speisekarte

Visited again for something to eat and not disappointed. Food was lovely. Still daylight so lovely view of the sea. Definitely somewhere to consider if visiting Maidens.

The restaurant has lovely views across the bay and is a relaxing spacious place to enjoy your meal. The food is very good and the staff are attentive. Very enjoyable experience.

Traditional Scottish high tea served late afternoon early evening. Very good value. Food first class. Staff extremely knowledgeable and proud about the local area and forthcoming events. Have also been here at lunchtime with my friend who is wheelchair bound. Easy access due to being adjacent to a residential/nursing home. Dinner menu equally delicious only thing i should add is dont have lunch beforehand !

Stayed in the Malin Court whilst going to a family wedding nearby. Dinner in Cortez's Restaurant was really delicious and all freshly cooked and nicely garnished. The Chicken Liver Parfait with Spiced Plum Chutney was really good, then Deep fried Fillet of Sole was really fresh and delicious. Managed to squeeze in a dessert- Brandy Snap Discs with Strawberries, Cream and Ice Cream was divine Compliments to the kitchen team for a really lovely meal.

Cotters restuarant serves the best of local ingredients and some of the best seafood I've ev had and I'm a diver who regularly catches and eats fresh seafood. The presentation is amazing and the service is excellent. The hardest part is choosing what to eat, so many good choices. The food Is really good quality and fresh and is served perfectly.If you fancy an excellent meal in great surroundings and your in the area, do yourself a favour and book a table.... You will not regret it

My wife and I visited cotters a few years back now and were both delighted with our meals.On second visit we took some new friends for a treat but we were dissapointed with our meals, they were cheaper than our first visit and this was clearly reflected in the quality of the food which was just ok and no where near as previous, dont think we will return, it made it worse that we took friends to impress but we were very dissapointed, my friend has never experienced crumbly pate before and I must admit it did not look good.to summerise with a question what has happened ?

What an interesting place. A hotel, restaurant and care home all on one large site well worth looking up their website to fully understand the true ethos of the place. We opted for the traditional high tea, and we were not disappointed. A great selection of main meals followed by a traditional two tear cake stand with a selection of scones, cakes ,tray bakes and meringue with fresh cream . Tea and coffee were offered as was the traditional toast . A great experience and so inexpensive. Our waitress was fantastic and added to the overall experience. Please do not be put off by the idea that there is a nursing home on site, it is a great concept. I love the idea that residents can choose to di...

This is a resturant attached to an hotel and care home. This is pertenant, IMHO, because the resturant is also the main dining hall for the self reliant residents in the care home. This affects the ambience, lots of people sitting at tables alone, probably the special menu which is very posh but easy to eat and digest . The specials menu was lactose heavy so we ate from the main menu. I did initially think it rather expensive but when we got out meal it was well worth the money we paid for it. I had a Scottish fish platter, it was heaving with fish. The bread rolls were fresh and probably baked on the premises. The vegitables were freshly cooked and delicous. My sister had the sea bass, whic...

Had a great High Tea last Sunday evening with friends. We love the High Tea and for the price you can fill your boots, so to speak.Two of us had the steak pie and one had the chicken with Stornoway black pudding. The steak pie just broke away under your fork and the gravy was a beautiful rich assortment of flavours. The chicken and haggis came with a creamy peppercorn sauce. All were served with mash, to die for flavoursome veg (I could have eaten more of the veg so tasty) and chips.The High Tea has toast to start with and to finish off there's a cake stand with a selection of home produced cakes, scones and fancies. Great to see the restaurant so busy maybe the October holidays and the wait...