The Forth Inn - Menu

The food was great and so was the beer Rooms: 5 Service: 5 Location: 5

Only called in for a quick drink. Nice pint of Belhaven best. £7.85 for a pint and a half bit pricey.

Food was absolutely incredible. Serv7ce could have been a bit better, but it was still a great meal and experience. Rooms: 5 Service: 4 Location: 5 Hotel highlights: Luxury View menu

We ate dinner twice at the restaurant while on holiday in Aberfoyle. The salmon, chicken and haggis, and steak and ale pie were all very good. Good selection of drinks. Service: 4 Location: 5

Really friendly staff and the food was awesome. Loved the balcony to our room but the room was a little tired. Not much pressure to the shower. However, it was clean. Great location. Rooms: 3 Service: 5 Location: 5

The room felt outdated, the bathroom was so so. It was clean, but just old. The pub was good. I had an excellent dinner and also a great breakfast. Definitely good value for the money you pay. Rooms: 3 Service: 4 Location: 3 View menu

Great wee pub for lunch. Dog friendly, which is great and the food was very nice too. The staff were lovely, and the service was quick. Couldn't recommend it more. If you're in the area, then The Forth Inn is definitely worth a visit. Food drinks: The food was very tasty and all the pub classics you'd expect, such as burgers, steak pie, fish and chips, and macaroni cheese.

I popped in for some lunch but my timing was a little off, so I had to settle for a shot of whisky while I chatted with a member of staff. I liked the display of whisky bottles and chose a Glengoyne 12 y.o. malt. There was a bottle of Deanston's. I had once visited both distilleries on the same day. It was a shame that several places down the river side of the high street were shut because they had been flooded. Walkability: If you know the area and are up to the walk, there is a path from the car park (can be seen across the high street) through to the back of The Rob Roy Hotel, which is nearly a mile away. It also depends on your available time in Aberfoyle. Location: 5 Hotel highlights: Q...

If I move to Scotland...I blame the Forth Inn! Where to begin!?!?! They pride themselves on winning Dog Friendly Pub of the Year! My people! All Scottish beers ON TAP! The food, the food! Wow! The lentil soup was the most flavorful I've ever had, warms the belly and fed my soul! The salmon and prawns how did they do it! I wanted to lick the plate! Tip of the hat to the chef! On to the Inn... Located in the heart of Aberfoyle. Amazingly friendly people and staff. The rooms are just lovely, cozy, clean, warm. They are updated and the beds are comfy, fresh linens. There's even a beautiful communal library/coffee room with elegant woodworking.The function room behind the bar is something to peek... View menu