The Iona Toravaig House

Phone: +441471820200

Address: Toravaig House Hotel, Sleat, United Kingdom

City: Sleat

Menu Dishes: 35

Reviews: 0

Website: https://skyehotel.co.uk/toravaig/

Full menu - 35 options

All prices are estimates on menu.

Speyside Malts

To Follow

First

To Begin With

Highland Region

Island Malts

Highland Malts

Twelve Year

Islay Malts

American Food

Eggs Benedict

Poached eggs, Canadian bacon, and hollandaise sauce on an English muffin.

Appetizer

Seafood Platter

A medley of fresh seafood including shrimp, crab, and mussels, served with lemon wedges and a side of cocktail sauce.

Scotch Whisky – Highlands

Isle Of Jura

Dinners

Malt Whisky

Dessert

Deserts

To Finish

Sharing Platters

Address

Amenities

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"This was an interesting experience. Before dinner you are asked to come into the lounge and have a pre dinner drink if you like (not compulsory). You are given the dinner menu and wine list. You are served a pre dinner amuse bouche, then asked what you would like to eat for entree, main and desert. Also what wine you would like for each course. Once completing step 1 you can enter the restaurant proper. After being seated entree comes within seconds. Some time later your first wine arrives (in our case after we finished the entire). We had crab and I think the one crab supplied the whole restaurant I. E. It was a very small serve. There is a pleasant, but unnecessary palate cleanser served, and then main course. Again the wine comes some time after the meal is served. We both had sirloin. Not unpleasant but it required some chewing. Yet another palate cleanser unnecessary. Desert was pleasant. The cheese plate was good but the cheeses had come straight out of the fridge. The Brie was like rubber. £55 each for the food then tea or coffee were extra. Only Australian or NewZealand wines by the glass and they weren’t representative of the high quality of wines available in those countries. They are trying too hard as they have excellent raw materials. In our opinion the process needs to be more relaxed and the meals less fancy."