Having frequented The Highlands for many months we had been anxiously awaiting it's reopening following a MAJOR renovation. On entering: WOW! The Highlands now looks amazing with an incredibly tasteful colour scheme, furnishings, all new seating, tables, well, EVERYTHING looked stylish and upmarket! We were so impressed as we sat down and took in our new plush surroundings. As it was a Sunday we decided to order the Lamb roast dinner and mushrooms in stilton sauce for starters. We soon wished we hadn't. The diced mushrooms (2 each at most) arrived in a ramekin. We both looked at the tiny dish in disbelief. Surely some accompanying crusty bread would have helped bolster such a measly portion? Then things got worse. The main course arrived. It was well presented but, again, the portions were miniscule. Especially the farcical slither of lamb! Surely someone was taking the p*ss? Anyway, after taking a photo of my plate (if only to confirm my eyes weren't deceiving me) I began eating and discovered the food was barely warm. And then things got worse. Yes, even worse. The waitress approached and asked if everything was ok. I responded with a "No" and shook my head. Unbelievably, she just turned and walked away without saying a word! I'm not one to cause a scene but this was not on. I stopped her and asked why she had ignored my complaint and hadn't enquired what the problem was. She looked like a deer caught in headlights and clearly had received no training on how to deal with such a situation. I decided not to cause the young girl further distress and paid for our "snacks". Suffice it to say, we will not be returning to our once beloved Highlands. Yes, the pub was a bit dog eared but the food was first class. And that's what matters.