Queen Of The Loch - Speisekarte

Waited to be sat down. Paid the bill. Never checked the receipt until much later and found to my surprise I had paid a £7.92 Gratuity that I had not authorised. Food below average. Steak overcooked asked for medium rare. Not the culinary experience I anticipated.

this place has its act for vegan since the last review in summer together. separate vegan menu with quite choice. the food was fresh, tasty and plentiful. hubby enjoyed the fish less fish and chips, I had the buffalo flower salad, had a kick on it safe! would recommend.

Only one vegan main that we could see, which was a burger and chips. Kale slaw not vegan, so all we got was bread, a burger and chip, no salad, relish or anything else. staff didn’t understand what vegan meant and suggested I have the garlic bread with cheese. The burger was a mock meat basically very oily retextured soya that tasted just like meat yuk!

her Sunday menu has absolutely no vegan options apart from suppe and beside meals. do you have to think that vegans don't eat on Sunday? Nevertheless, the manager was really good and helpful, gave us a feedback card and he really seemed to want to make the place better, but it is part of a chain so that who knows who is actually responsible for the menu.

visit them first a work dinner for a very big party, they had taken the time to meet all the requirements for the diet were put and delivered a more than sufficient selection. the next time was a family birthday party of twelve pre-ordered my sister, who asked for two vegan and three vegetarian, options were much full, but at the arrival an salat, a Vegan star and a vegetarian main were the only dinge available, very disappointed

Clean and functional restraunt that reminded me of a chain. Does have a separate vegan menu also vegetarian and vegan options are also marked on the main menu. Was informed when I booked a table they could not guarantee that fried items would not be fried in the same oil as meat but they were open and forthcoming with this information. Also dinned on a Sunday when a carvery was on so be aware that you will see the meat. Good vegan selections and enjoyable meal overall.

landed in the queen of the loches, and ordered starter and lunch online (ve nachos, ve jackfruit burger and ve fake fish) it took an hour to come, and when it did, came covered with cheese, which we were then informed that the restaurant did not vegan cheese, although it was on the menu. we were then offered the flower beaker wings that took 15 additional minutes to get out and came out with a non-vegan mayo we had to send back. the manager who was very nice and offered a refund. eating was a good quality, not cutlery. I wouldn't recommend a vegan.

Stopped by returning from Stirling and thought we’d ‘chance it’ so I was pleasantly surprised to find the menu clearly identified both the veggie and the vegan options normally I just ask for the veggie option with out the diary but it can be difficult in chain pubs where I’m often left to eat all of the sides. Managed to wangle myself a 3 course meal here and their garlic bread was vegan the holy grail! They’ve two vegan dessert options which made life pretty difficult! If you’re nearby and need some cheap vegan eats then head on down with no worries!

This restaurant is an absolute disgrace. A young girl who looked about 12 years old and seemed completely uninterested in her job served us, and gave me a dirty look when I pointed out that our table was dirty and several meals were missing items. The entire establishment is in need of a deep clean, with old food splattered on the walls and disgusting toilets. Despite not being busy, the staff allowed the place to deteriorate. I am furious that I wasted my money on such a terrible dining experience. It is clear that this restaurant is on the decline. What went so wrong here?