Cuan Mor - Carta

Nice setting for a meal. Good average at best. Beware drinks prices starting at £30 for a bottle of house wine £26.95 plus add 10% service charge)

Fantastic food!!, welcoming, professional, and friendly staff. We also had our dog with us, who was also made to feel very welcome with dog treats and a bowl of water. A must do food stop... Would highly recommend.

Lovely spot in Oban. I arrived just before sunset and got a glimpse of the beautiful sunset over this lovely town. I had their seafood chowder and it was delicious. The service was excellent and their sticky toffee pudding was wonderful. Ver carta

Got the scottish nachos for starter which was tasty but was £8 and was very small for that price I feel. Was a tattie scone cut in to like 3 bits an half a black pudding if that. Got venison burger which tasted like a frozen burger and this was £14.50 which I expected much higher standards. Beer was nice though.

Absolutely fabulous, the best meal that I've had out in a long time, the seafood chowder to start was epic, could easily have that as a main course, I had the venison lasagne for main and it was delicious, the chips were the best I've ever had, perfectly crunchy on the outside and fluffy in the middle, none of this triple cooked rubbish, can not fault the food, service was great and the atmosphere was relaxed

I was so terribly disappointed. We were both looking forward to our Sunday lunch! It was absolutely appalling. My Chowder had no seasoning whatsoever, although my partner did enjoy his Scottish Nachos. Our Roast Beef was the worst I have ever had. Nothing at all was fresh or home made, every element on the plate was frozen and the frozen carrots were also rotten. The service was poor, the wine I ordered to have with my meal arrived as I was finishing, as did the horse radish. We even struggled to get the bill. We didn't bother making the staff aware as they were completely disinterested! Ver carta

Decided to pop into Cuan Mor for a bite to eat when we decided to have a nice day out in Oban. Setting of the restaurant in on the Main Street over looking the bay and if you are lucky enough like we were to get a window seat you also have a wonderful outlook. The restaurant was steady and we were soon sat down and given the menus. The Better half ordered the soup which I think was broccoli and some sort of cheese I think and for a main she opted for the fake Chick*n burger. I decided on the Tattie scones with haggis and black pudding for a starter with Fish chips from the Lunch menu. Our drinks were brought to the table and somehow my fresh orange and lemonade had came as a soda and lime

I was soo looking forward to this. We have booked every year for last 6 years because tne food is absolutely amazing. We were disappointed that the menu had changed and was very limited to what it had been. Willing to go with the new menu. So ordered a prawn cocktail and salt and chilli king prawns.....I have actually made prawn cocktail better this was run of the milll. The king prawns were over cooked and tasted of deep fried fat. I opted for the fish and chips the fish was greasy and over cooked. My husband had the sole and prawns which was his starter and what I can only describe the sole as a thin bit of cardbard deep fried. In and out of the restaurant in 1 hour not the previous experi...

Overall just a bit awkward. Taco starter lovely. The tattie scone nachos a tad overpriced for what it is but tasted alright. Service a tad slow to get going and not much of an ambiance. I feel the drinks and food here are a good few pounds more expensive than they should be and it’s probably down to location. Pork steak thing came in a bowl with a normal knife making it very difficult to get at and the fajitas were bits of bland, grilled chicken with no hint of seasoning or flavour. This dish too is a bit difficult to assemble given it was all served on one plate. The four slivers of pepper were far from enough. £17 for a cocktail and a 175ml glass of wine, whilst advertised and priced corre... Ver carta