Beer/Wine
British
Breakfast
Scottish
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Spot right on the West Highland Way offering small menu of breakfast, lunch, and dinner dishes cooked by the owners. Will accommodate those on a plant-based diet with full vegan breakfast, soup, bruschetta, vegan haggis, chickpea curry, and vegan chocolate tart. Open Mon-Sun 07:30-20:00.
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Bridge of Orchy, Bridge Of Orchy, Scotland, PA36 4AQ
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Last update on 15 Apr 2024 by NicNewbs
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Added by JenniferLouise on 08 Jun 2021
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6 Reviews
First Review by JenniferLouise
Ju_les
Points +790
Best meal so far (WHW) - Edit
Best meal so far at the WHW. Two vegan main courses: haggis and tarte tartin. Haggis was hearty and great after hiking, tarte tartin was modern and salad-like. Free water.
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lils.rock
Points +986
Lovely pub - Edit
Lovely pub in beautiful setting - have vegan alcohol and a few vegan options on the menu
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NicNewbs
Points +619
Beautiful spot - Edit
Stayed here as part of a hiking trip.
Read moreGood options, really impressive quality food.
I had the vegetable soup with fresh bread (they happily swapped butter for marge) then the beetroot tart for dinner and the vegan breakfast in the morning. It was so nice!
Wonderful hotel and the staff were very accommodating to me as the only vegan in the group.
Updated from previous review on 2024-04-15
Pros: Quality, Stunning location, Staff
Cons: Book early
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Verostrellia
Points +187
Nice place to grab a drink - Edit
Pitched my tent at the riverside close to it and came for a drink and also a breakfast. Would definetely come back for the beers, the staff and atmosphere are lovely there!
Read morePros: Vegan options
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JonZurimendi
Points +132
Best in the WHW... and not just for vegans - Edit
HappyCow doesn't allow more than 4 stars as it's not exclusively veg, but it deserves 6 stars!
Read moreHonestly, I found plenty of vegan options during the West Highland Way, but nothing like this. They were very accomodating and could even advise which wines were vegan without asking. I expected a set menu or a couple of options, as the place was short staffed (basically just the couple that own it was doing everything), but they could veganize pretty much anything on the menu and were very accomodating. The food was delicious and we had a great breakfast too. I apologize for the pictures as they're not great and couldn't help myself and started eating some before taking the pictures...
On top of that, the hospitality was outstanding. They took each and every opportunity to go the extra mile with all the guests and made us feel at home. We would have walked back to Inveroran just to stay with them again if we could!
If you are doing the WHW, make sure you plan a stop there. Book in advance as it's in high demand and it's small.
Pros: Staff always goes the extra mile (even details), Plenty of delicious vegan options, Overall great hotel, rooms and place
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JenniferLouise
Points +249
Inveroran = best food during WHW - Edit
While walking the West Highland Way I stayed at Inveroran Hotel for a night.
Read moreI got some of the best vegan food during the trip here - see photos, Brusheta (w vegan cheese), veggie haggis (w vegan peppercorn sauce, my partner got a curry (w vegan naan) and we even shared a chocolate tart. Had a full vegan breakfast the next day😄
Portions were massive and so filling.
The owner was super nice, passionate about cooking and so accommodating to the plant based diet.
Within our group there was 2 vegans and 3 non-vegans, we all agreed that Inveroran was a highlight during the WHW.
Updated from previous review on 2021-06-09
Pros: Friendly staff , Nice hotel
Cons: Only accessible with car or during WHW
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