R&Bs — Restaurant in Scotland

Interesting place. Restaurant, bar, karaoke, dance floor. It is quite unique and won't appeal to everybody. I liked it though, it is different and David and the girls were great.

If you don't mind the unusual palette of colours and materials, with greenish-blueish, purple, and grey contrasting with black wood panels, the food is not bad for a pub/bar&restaurant.

Disco lights in dancing area and cute little chandeliers in dining area, it's actually quite cool. It also had a lovely mix of upbeat music.

I had the locally sourced battered haddock served with salad, fries, tartare sauce & peas. Washed down with a pint of Loch Ness lager. But make no mistake, the true monster was the fish. It was enormous and actually pretty good! Chocolate fudge cake was okish.

If you look for a gastronomic experience, of course don't go there. But if you want some food, reasonable good and well priced in a different setting, give it a go. Good for an informal gathering with friends and...

Service 1/10 Food 1/10 Drinks 7/10

Not a restaurant, a club that serves food. After reading all the glowing reviews we thought we would try this place. After ordering drinks all was well cocktails were lovely. Then the food arrived, I Ordered Cajun chicken burger and my fiancé had haddock & chips. The burger was basically just half a breast of chicken with Cajun seasoning slapped in a brioche bun with a couple leaves in for decoration. No mayo which made it very dry. Also onion rings nearly cracked my teeth they were so burnt. Fiancés fish could have been used to jack a car up the batter was burnt on the outside but greasy on the inside leaving an oily texture in your mouth. The staff must have known we were unhappy because they wouldn’t come over to the table for the plates despite us being the only remaining customers in the establishment. We sat for quite some time before my fiancé eventually cracked and had to...

I came here because I love sticky toffee pudding. Trip Advisor said this was a good place for one...Absolutely, awful.

I am 97% sure it was microwaved, since the center was cold and the edges were warmish. The ice cream was the cheapest tasting ice cream I have ever had. It impressed me by just how bad it was.

My friends drinks tasted watered down, which is surprising since we watched them make the drinks and they didn't skimp on the shots. It was the first time in Scotland I genuinely could not taste the alcohol in two separate drinks. My beer was fine, but it is hard to mess up a draft Peroni.

The bartenders were great! Super witty and down to earth. They were the most entertaining people, especially since the rest of the staff looked like they hated it there.

100% do not recommend it for food. Maybe just Karaoke, which is only two nights a week. We didn't...