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Smashing pub, great food a very warm welcome too. Thanks for a very tasty Sunday lunch and for welcoming our two dogs!

A brilliant place to stop on the road up to the Highlands. Real fire, friendly staff and well-priced pub food. Our dog was made welcome too.

Lovely, snug little bar area kept warm by a lovely fire which the wonderful staff kept restocking. Wish we had visited earlier, not on our last afternoon. Nice end to the week anyway thank you.

Fine off road establishment. The Haggis was excellent, others had a wide range of meals. GF options were available. Service was good, drink merry. The inside was everything imaginged in an old stagecoach inn.

Great homemade cakes and beers including their own they sell in shop next door. Lots of seating, adequate parking and open in winter season. Service: Dine in Meal type: Other Price per person: £10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Proper local pub, all the standard pub meals on the menu. Food cooked well with friendly staff. Good local beer Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: £40–50 Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3 Recommended dishes: Traditional Fish and Chips

We popped in here for a wee drink mid way through our walk. What a great stop !!!!!. Traditional 'old man 's ' Scottish pub feel with the open fire burning away, traditional Scottish music in the background and a good selection of Scottish ale 's. Staff were amazing, welcoming and friendly. Thank you x

Went in after a munro trip, taken straight to the table by very friendly staff, drinks on thr table in under 2 minutes of arriving, the waitress had a nice conversation with us asking how our day was. Food took about 20 minutes, absaloutly fine, I had fish, massive portions, struggled to finish the chips, freind had steak pie, again very large portion, fish was massive, main meal and 2 pints of Stella was £27, I think that's a fair price compared to some of the places I have eaten close to the lade Inn. We went in with hiking gear on, trousers coverd in dirt, the staff didn't care, some of the other dinners on the other hand gave us funny looks. Side note, to the people reviewing the lade in...

Worst Pint ever! Couldn’t drink it! Used to visit this pub and also buy beer from the shop years ago when we lived nearby and it was fantastic. Sadly no longer. My husband had a pint of Waylade which was very cloudy and apparently tasted pretty awful. He complained to the waitress who said to the barman and relayed back that it was always cloudy! He couldn’t drink it! We waited ages for food as did the other customers despite it being quiet and then my husband’s prawn baguette was less appetising than one from Greggs and had no garnish, salad or finesse. The waitress did try to help with gluten information and options and I settled for a burger with a GF bun but it came as exactly that no bu...