The Laird's Inn - Carta

Castle Cary Holiday Park, Dumfries Galloway, United Kingdom

🛍 Inn, Food, Steak, Lodging

3.9 💬 567 Reseñas
The Laird's Inn

Teléfono: +441671820361

Dirección: Castle Cary Holiday Park, Dumfries Galloway, United Kingdom

Ciudad: Dumfries Galloway

Menú Platos: 18

Reseñas: 567

Sitio Web: http://www.thelairdsinn.co.uk

"After reading good reviews for Sunday carvery, we decided to try. Although it recommended booking, we took the chance and just called in. We were told if we ate straight away there was a table free. It wasn’t very full and the server took our orders immediately. We both had the carvery, I think that was the only food available, and ordered a 2 course lunch for our dog. We were the only 2 at the carvery, and the trays were well stocked. A member of staff carved your meat gave you a Yorkshire pudding, left us to help ourselves to a range of roast potatoes, mashed potatoes, carrots, cauliflower cheese, and some greens. Roast potatoes couldn’t be cut up as they were tough, mashed potatoes tasted powdery and the veg was a mixture of very hard or bendy! Very disappointing. Our dogs dinner came in a dog bowl, just a small carvery dinner he dived straight in and ate everything but the veg. I asked for his doggy ice cream 4 times before I actually received it. He did enjoy though when he eventually got it."

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Had a lovely time while out for new year dinner staff were all very friendly and chatty. Relaxed pub and dogs are welcome

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alwaysforthepeople
alwaysforthepeople

Great pub only one close to creetown nice staff and good beer food was lovely had a good night gluten free options good would have say make sure u book as a busy place Plenty of food on your portion really good


alcorpage
alcorpage

My being disabled, the staff went out of their way to help me access the restaurant. The food was so good we ate there twice, on the Thursday and Saturday evenings. The prices are not unreasonable, and I would recommend The Laird's Inn to anyone visiting Creetown.


Fiona
Fiona

Went as family , on holiday in the area . Disappointed. Menu not brilliant, not a lot of choice- burgers over cooked. Child’s burger, not even slice of cheese( for what that would have cost) , pie alot of gravy. Crispy chicken not too bad. We expected it to be better, but it is what it is, a pub turning out reasonably priced poor food within the caravan park. Ver carta


Alison
Alison

We visited this lovely pub 3 times in our weeks holiday, once for a drink and twice for dinner We had our dog with us and sat outside as the weather was lovely. The staff were so friendly and helpful. Food was very good. Our dog Stan had a special meal of “Sunday roast” meat potatoes and gravy in a dog bowl followed by doggy ice cream! Lovely venue would definitely recommend


Callum
Callum

Absolutely fantastic service, waitresses were friendly and attentive, made an effort to speak to my young children, one of my kids are gluten free and the staff were very clear on what he was able to eat, made sure it was made without any cross contamination which is always a big plus. Food was delicious, piping hot and definitely handmade, perfect portions and the desserts were amazing. Great selection of drinks and a very family friendly atmosphere. Will definitely be back!


helenmiddlerasen
helenmiddlerasen

I have had the most wonderful, peaceful evening here in the dog part of the pub. Just me and my pooch having dinner. It's warm, lovely music, and the food was superb. Really really superb. I often use a burger as a test of a pub, and this one was off the charts. Tasty, well cooked, generous. Absolutely lovely. Service was also brilliant. Absolutely brilliant from start to finish. Thank you for a lovely, quiet, peaceful, tasty evening. As a customer I couldn't ask for anything more. Thank you.. Ver carta


E
E

Another fab meal at the lairds inn, reasonable prices especially the desserts at £6 which is very reasonable and good sized portions. The largest portion of creme brulee my husband had ever had, usually it is just a thin layer and not much of it but not at the lairds inn and the biscotti topping was lovely. I had an old favourite profiteroles... yummy. Staff was exceptional , polite, very efficient and food came quickly. Then sat outside in the sun to finnish our drinks. Can highly recommend the lairds inn for a meal out....just hope the chef puts her fabulous steak pie on the autumn menu the individual fully encased one it is tremendous,,,,many thanks all be back soon


McPidd
McPidd

We were stuck for something to eat as nothing in Newton Stewart seemed to be open, and we found Lairds Inn online. The menu looked good, so we quickly booked a table. Our satnav seemed to have difficulty getting us there, but a very helpful local gentleman got us back on track. It turns out the inn is in the middle of the Castle Cary holiday park, something that wasn't immediately obvious from their website. We finally arrived and had a fabulous meal, sitting outside in glorious sunshine. The barman,sorry we didn't get his name, was so welcoming and attentive, nothing was too much trouble. He is a definite asset to the establishment and seemed to be on the go continually. The food is reasona...


Susan
Susan

After reading good reviews for Sunday carvery, we decided to try. Although it recommended booking, we took the chance and just called in. We were told if we ate straight away there was a table free. It wasn’t very full and the server took our orders immediately. We both had the carvery, I think that was the only food available, and ordered a 2 course lunch for our dog. We were the only 2 at the carvery, and the trays were well stocked. A member of staff carved your meat gave you a Yorkshire pudding, left us to help ourselves to a range of roast potatoes, mashed potatoes, carrots, cauliflower cheese, and some greens. Roast potatoes couldn’t be cut up as they were tough, mashed potatoes tasted... Ver carta

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