Oranmor A Celebration Of Scotland

Was last here 2 years ago, the place is still tatty, overpriced at 8 pounds entrance (advertised at 6 pounds) Needs new decor and new dj

Honestly the worst food I’ve been served in a restaurant in quite a while!! Burger plonked on a plate and Mac cheese which tasted like it came from a tin.

We held our daughter's wedding reception at Oran More on Friday, July 30, 2021. The venue, staff, and food were fantastic. Despite Covid restrictions, the entire day was spectacular. Thank you, Pauline. View menu

This is an excellent spot for dining and enjoying drinks. In the summer, they have a charming terrace. You may even spot men in kilts here during one of their numerous wedding celebrations. I highly recommend their delicious food.

Absolutely sublime, brilliant atmosphere the staff are just incredible, especially Cathy Sebastian and Dillion at the brassiere couldn’t have asked for better service, the food was just delicious absolutely top nosh!! the surrounding are just beautiful will 100% be back and I will be highly recommending this stunning place, it’s a must visit love

There was nod to Covid service but that was all. To many people moving around in nooks and crannies. We were seated in a booth which was a really good place to be. Menu is comprehensive so no problem finding some interesting dishes. Service was a bit corparate not a lot of fun. You have to be quick to get noticed but as i say it was busy. The food is not at all memorable but we had no real complaints. To much choice in the area to go back again. View menu

I was very disappointed with the food at this restaurant. I ordered the 6 oz steak with 'hand cut' chips, but was disappointed to find that the chips were not hand cut, but instead cheap frozen chips that had been reheated in the oven. They tasted like the frozen oven chips you can buy at the supermarket. My steak was overcooked to the point of being burnt on the outside. My husband ordered fish and chips, and while the fish looked fine, it was also served with the same disappointing frozen chips. The atmosphere of the restaurant was pleasant and had a relaxed vibe, but I will not be returning for the food.

The side restaurant is called The John Muir room. A shade hard to find and even the bill does not use that name! Great table for 4 by the coloured glass window was good and private, few eaters today, and one waiter. The table rocked so we fixed that for ourselves. The card machines were bust so we had to find the cash! Cullen Skink £8 was creamy and good. The Steak pie £14 OK, but the chips were cheap and tasteless. Muscles large or small portions looked fine. Coffees OK. The red white we chose was £26 a bottle and fine. ADDED together food and service did not shine and I wont be returning. 10% service was added to the bill.

Our friend found this gem when searching for somewhere to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary, and what a find! The owner contacted us prior to our visit providing us with information on the area which was really helpful. On arrival there was a bottle of wine and a gorgeous home made sponge cake courtesy of the housekeeper. Built with luxury and comfort in mind by the current owners,this lovely place was just what we needed for a much relaxing break away. The kitchen was a cooks paradise, really well stocked with quality appliances. My friend and I had some happy times that week experimenting with different dishes to be enjoyed by us all around the large dining table, sipping champagne... View menu