
Nick's at Port of Menteith
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About Nick's at Port of Menteith
Nick's at Port of Menteith is a restaurant on Port of Menteith in Stirling, with a menu of 14 dishes built around shared small plates. Sourdough bread and gordal olives open the table, alongside fried padron peppers and fried white bait with tartar sauce. Gambas pil pil comes with a parmesan crust, and roasted langoustines arrive with garlic butter and lemon. The kitchen runs Wednesday to Sunday, closed on Mondays and Tuesdays, and the room takes walk-ins rather than bookings.
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Menu & Prices
14 dishes · mains £4–18- Sourdough Bread£6.00
- Gordal Olives£6.00
- Fried Padron Peppers£4.00
- Fried White Bait, Tartar Sauce£6.00
- Gambas Pil Pil, Parmesan Crust£12.00
- Roasted Langoustines, Garlic Butter, Lemon£18.00
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention cookery school classes, wood-fired chicken flatbread, dog-friendly outdoor tent and fresh fish.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention cookery school classes, wood-fired chicken flatbread, dog-friendly outdoor tent and fresh fish.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers single out the wood-fired chicken flatbread, described as perfectly charred and light with fresh herbs. Close behind, one diner calls the fish so fresh it was almost tasteless, in a good way, and another praises real homemade food. The covered outdoor tent overlooks a green garden and is dog-friendly. A cookery school attendee describes a hands-on class, and one reviewer suggests booking ahead.
Customer Review Summary
Reviewers single out the wood-fired chicken flatbread, described as perfectly charred and light with fresh herbs. Close behind, one diner calls the fish so fresh it was almost tasteless, in a good way, and another praises real homemade food. The covered outdoor tent overlooks a green garden and is dog-friendly. A cookery school attendee describes a hands-on class, and one reviewer suggests booking ahead.
Featured reviews
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“What a lovely, beautiful spot. The lunch we had here was the best we had in all of our time in Scotland. The fish was so fresh it was almost tasteless (this is a good thing). Everything was delightful, from food to service.”
- ken godwin
“Absolutely amazing food. Little bit more expensive than spoons etc but with good reason. Real homemade food cooked to perfection. I thought it was just one of these places that paid nick Nairn to use his …”
- Adam Irwin
“We absolutely loved our visit to Nick's. The highlight was definitely the wood-fired chicken flatbread—perfectly charred, light, and topped with incredibly fresh herbs and a delicious sauce. The venue itself is beautiful, featuring a brilliant outdoor setup under a large covered stretch tent that overlooks a lovely green garden. Note that the outdoor stretch tent is completely dog-friendly, though dogs aren't allowed inside the main restaurant. It’s the perfect spot to relax with a cold beer or wine, even on an overcast day. Highly recommend booking ahead to avoid disappointment!”
- tommy mcginily
“Wow! This place was great. Lovely little restaurant nestled in remote Stirlingshire. Firstly, the service …”
- Stewart Powles
“This is very much a review of the Cookery School, and the food pictures here are of what I cooked, so please don’t judge the restaurant based on those! I had such an amazing time at the Cookery School. The staff are incredibly welcoming and lovely. The assistant (I’m sorry I can’t remember your name!) was great, and Nick himself was so down to earth and clearly passionate about sharing his knowledge. His teaching style works really well, with a good balance between demonstration and letting us get properly hands on with the cooking. He also shares loads of helpful tips that are genuinely useful for home cooks. I really felt like I walked away having learned a lot. The kitchen setup is fantastic as well, very clean and modern. The group size is just right, small enough that everyone can get support if needed, but still with a nice atmosphere. I would go back again in a heartbeat. One thing Nick asked of us before we left was to make sure we actually use what we learned sooner rather than later, so we don’t forget the skills. Well, I’ve already bought the Deggi Mirch and the Kashmiri chillies, ready to cook up a storm this weekend. Thanks Nick!”
Hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Sunday
Good to know
- AccessibilityHas wheelchair-accessible car park · Has wheelchair-accessible entrance · Has wheelchair-accessible seating
Amenities
- Has wheelchair-accessible car park
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- Accessibility· 3
- Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Has wheelchair-accessible seating
- Has wheelchair-accessible toilet
Location
Restaurants near Nick's at Port of Menteith
- The Faerie Tree Inn4.41,5374.4 miWheelchair accessible
twisted Balmoral chicken, dill-encrusted salmon, sticky toffee pudding
| Place | Rating | Distance | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nick's at Port of Menteith | 4.7364 | — | cookery school classes, wood-fired chicken flatbread, dog-friendly outdoor tent |
| The Faerie Tree InnWheelchair accessible | 4.41,537 | 4.4 mi | twisted Balmoral chicken, dill-encrusted salmon, sticky toffee pudding |
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