Inn on the Loch
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About Inn on the Loch
Inn on the Loch is a Scottish restaurant in Lanark, on Hyndford Rd, and it is open daily. The restaurant sits upstairs with views over the loch, while the café downstairs serves breakfast, coffee and cake. A kids' play area and a golf course share the site, so a meal can sit alongside a round or a break for children. The menu includes goujons, a fillet steak ciabatta with mustard mayo, and mince and tatties. Walk-ins are accommodated, and the team takes last-minute lunch bookings. A walk path circles the loch.
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Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention fillet steak ciabatta, chicken goujons, mince and tatties and tiramisu.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention fillet steak ciabatta, chicken goujons, mince and tatties and tiramisu.
Customer Review Summary
Hearty lunch plates are the main draw, led by the fillet steak ciabatta with mustard mayo, served with a huge portion of fries and plenty of salad. Close behind are the mince and tatties, the BBQ chicken burger with chunky chips, and goujons one reviewer calls fresh and out of this world, with the tiramisu also singled out. Reviewers repeatedly describe friendly, quick service, generous portions that one calls almost too plentiful, and a lovely view over the loch, with a downstairs cafe for coffee and cake and a playground for kids. The criticisms are specific. One diner found a classic steak and chips disappointing, with undercooked chips, a slightly bitter steak tasting of burnt oil, and greasy onion rings. One reviewer asks for a soft drink menu and reports a broken toilet seat in the first cubicle that left a blood blister. Another says two sets of outside stairs are the only route they found to the restaurant and toilets, and wouldn't recommend it to disabled visitors. One reviewer's dog enjoyed sausages.
Customer Review Summary
Hearty lunch plates are the main draw, led by the fillet steak ciabatta with mustard mayo, served with a huge portion of fries and plenty of salad. Close behind are the mince and tatties, the BBQ chicken burger with chunky chips, and goujons one reviewer calls fresh and out of this world, with the tiramisu also singled out. Reviewers repeatedly describe friendly, quick service, generous portions that one calls almost too plentiful, and a lovely view over the loch, with a downstairs cafe for coffee and cake and a playground for kids. The criticisms are specific. One diner found a classic steak and chips disappointing, with undercooked chips, a slightly bitter steak tasting of burnt oil, and greasy onion rings. One reviewer asks for a soft drink menu and reports a broken toilet seat in the first cubicle that left a blood blister. Another says two sets of outside stairs are the only route they found to the restaurant and toilets, and wouldn't recommend it to disabled visitors. One reviewer's dog enjoyed sausages.
Featured reviews
- Janice McGregor
“Nice setting, good menu, dog friendly (Nala enjoyed her sausages) and friendly staff. We will be back.”
- Helen Goff
“Great venue, large car park, lovely walk around the loch, Cafe downstairs is great for a breakfast or just coffee and cake stop. Upstairs is a lovely restaurant with views over the loch. Staff are welcoming and efficient. Menu has something for everyone, Food is good and plentiful. Almost too plentiful.”
- Flower
“The food here I had was delicious. I had lunch here after walking around the Loch. Had to use the bathroom straight after ordering. The bathroom was clean, but my concern is about the disabled toilet. There two sets of stairs outside and that is the only way to get to the restaurant (that I know of) and to the toilets. The service was good, though. Servers were smiling and very friendly. Wouldn't recommend if you're disabled”
- Sarahand Joe
“Lovely food in a very nice informal dining area. Our new go to place. Been 3 times in 2 weeks and never been disappointed. The Tiramasso is to die for!”
- Sarah Vannini
“Very nice lunch with friendly, efficient service in a stylish, stunning location. The overnight stay in the lodge was perfect. Everything had been catered for...including outdoor area and very clean hot tub. Just wonderful and relaxing.”
Hours
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
“Sizable venue with a contemporary finish, with cafe/bar and kids' play area, plus golf course.”
- AccessibilityWheelchair-accessible car park · Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating
Amenities
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
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- Accessibility· 3
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible seating
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
Location
Restaurants near Inn on the Loch
- The Broomgate4.71541.1 mi£20–30Outdoor seatingVegan optionsVegetarian options
truffle beef burger, sunday lunch, fish and chips
- 4 mi£20–30Good for kidsReservations
prawn and crayfish cocktail, stornoway black pudding, cullen skink
- Ebi's Takeaway3.92705.8 mi awayWheelchair accessible
fish supper, chips, sausage supper
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inn on the Loch | 4.51,883 | — | — | fillet steak ciabatta, chicken goujons, mince and tatties |
| The BroomgateOutdoor seating · Vegan options · Vegetarian options | 4.7154 | 1.1 mi | £20–30 | truffle beef burger, sunday lunch, fish and chips |
| The Hideaway at Carmichael EstateGood for kids · Reservations | 5.062 | 4 mi | £20–30 | prawn and crayfish cocktail, stornoway black pudding, cullen skink |
| Ebi's TakeawayWheelchair accessible | 3.9270 | 5.8 mi away | — | fish supper, chips, sausage supper |
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