The Dormy Clubhouse

the best wagyu burger i ever had in my life , trying it is a must for meat lovers! Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

it's full of people who play golf,, ??? ect, not for me, if I'm having a pint it's in a proper pub with a bar maid,?, ect

As you would expect from a top flight hotel bar nothing was too much trouble, any small problem instantly fixed. Never ending nibbles too. Ver carta

A really lovely place for drinks and nibbles. Had some cocktails before lunch. Highly recommended Price per person: £10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

The staff at this restaurant is friendly and knowledgeable, providing fantastic service. The seating is comfortable and the restaurant is spacious. It's worth paying a little extra for the high-quality produce and food.

What beautiful surroundings. A lovely place, and I actually tasted green olives for the first time and thoroughly enjoyed them. We only had a cocktail in there then headed to the Glendevon for afternoon tea. Price per person: £20–30 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Ver carta

We had dinner at this restaurant on a busy Saturday evening. The staff was very attentive. My wife and I enjoyed the Indian thali sharing platter, which was a delicious feast that left us very full. It was excellent value for the price. The only downside was that my seat was quite close to the kitchen, making the environment a bit warm.

A sumptuous lounge bar exquisitely decorated in the spirit of the luxury of bygone years and with the charm of the Art Deco Style. For my birthday, a high-flying aperitif with an absolutely dizzying choice of drinks on the menu and personalized, neat and attentive service, in the purest Scottish tradition. Thank you to our friends Bill and Gillian for introducing us to this magnificent timeless institution.

This restaurant is not worth the hype or the high prices. Our table was unfortunately located next to the cooking area, resulting in strong and overpowering cooking smells. The shared Indian platter we ordered as a starter was disappointingly deep fried, greasy, and tasted like it had been frozen. The naan bread and rice were the only saving grace. The Chicken Makhani dish lacked flavor and tasted like canned tomato soup, and was lacking in spice. At £24 per serving, it was definitely not worth the cost. Ver carta