Silverfjord Bar Restaurant

The service and food were excellent! The waitress was friendly and the restaurant had a nice atmosphere. We dined during the 'Help Out' campaign, so the bill was very reasonable.

The restaurant used to be fantastic when I last dined here 5 years ago, but now it is run down and lacks charm. The menu is expensive and limited, without much to offer in terms of quality. However, the young woman who served us was excellent.

Health hazard This hotel is rather disappointing there’s so much mould in the bathroom, there’s no toiletries and unfortunately the temperature and state of our room was on par with the service which was non existent. The girl in the bar was lovely though. Speisekarte ansehen

We stopped en route for a bite to eat and were very pleasantly surprised by the level of hospitality and quality of the food. Barmaid and chef went out of their way to make us feel at home. Would recommend this place as a pleasant alternative to the hustle bustle of nearby Aviemore !!

You can tell the Silverfjord has had better days. The decor is very tired and jaded. Due to Covid the actual menu offered is 40% of that on their website. Having said that the waitress is really their saving grace,very friendly and helpful. Being a Sunday they were only selling a roast dinner,which was very filling and not bad value. Pub grub really,ok but not exceptional.

We (me, vegetarian wife 10yo son) ate here during a recent trip to the area. We really struggled to get a table reservation anywhere nearby and ended up in the Silverfjord. My son's breaded chicken was very good, but the rest Chicken Sizzlers Veggie Curry was ok, but pricey. My breaded mushroom starter looked like it was straight out the freezer, and the desserts were average and certainly not worth £5.75 each. The service was however efficient and friendly. Would I eat here again, very unlikely. Speisekarte ansehen

I suspect the Silverfjord is not long for this world. The dining room was freezing cold , half of it set up for breakfast.It also appeared to be a pub with no beer I had their last can of Doom bar, the only non lager option on offer. It was also served in a novel way the unopened can dumped in the top of a pint glass. I made the mistake of ordering the 'home made ' burger, I am not sure what it was made of but I don 't think any cows were harmed in its making. My wife 's fish and chips was OK, but came with no peas, just a piece of torn up lettuce. Chips were cooked ok, though. We didn 't stay for dessert, we were in and out in just over an hour, £37 poorer and wiser.

We went to this restaurant for dinner with two families of 8 people each. Coming from the church parking lot, the building, quirky name, and modern font of ‘Silverfjord’ gave the impression of a stylish setting, but we were a bit disappointed when we entered through the bar. As others have mentioned, the decor was a bit run-down and the dining room felt more like the back room of a bar rather than a standalone restaurant. The sight of Coco Pops left out on a table and tinsel on the antlers on the wall gave the impression that the owners didn't prioritize the customer experience. However, our server, a young lady, was attentive and friendly. Unfortunately, one of the 8 meals (a fish dish) had...

Truly the worst meal I’ve ever experienced in my life. Phoned to book a table and was told we could only have 6:30, but when we arrived there was nobody else there. Ordered a bottle of red wine and we’re given a “British” red wine made from imported South African grape juice. We couldn’t open the screw top bottle at first but when we got into it we found it was like the worst grape juice you’ve ever tried. It was as if the barman/waiter had never heard anyone ask for wine before and grabbed a fake bottle off the shelf that was made for display. The glasses were dirty. I ordered the macaroni as thought anything else might be risky given the cleanliness of the place, I wish I’d just walked out... Speisekarte ansehen