Inver Restaurant & Rooms

Restaurant · Argyll and Bute

Inver Restaurant & Rooms

Restaurant · Argyll and Bute

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Cairndow PA27 8BU, United Kingdom

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Inventive Scottish cuisine with local ingredients, stunning views  

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@michelinguide

Inver

"A former crofter’s cottage and boat store in a beautifully isolated spot on the shores of Loch Fyne. Sit on sheepskin-covered armchairs for a cocktail in the lounge-bar, then take in the view from the contemporary restaurant, where concise modern menus are led by the finest local and foraged ingredients. Luxurious bothy-style bedrooms in the grounds complete the picture." - Michelin Inspector

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"With her partner Rob, the Noma and Fäviken–trained chef Pam Brunton opened Inver on a secluded stretch along Loch Fyne back in 2015. Their tiny labor of love has since become a destination in its own right, thanks to Brunton’s nostalgic, New Nordic take on classic and forgotten dishes from her homeland (think Orkney barley cake with crab-apple sorbet, dehydrated apple mousse, and marigold petals)."

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Samantha Duncan

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Every detail was well thought out and every dish was so fresh tasty and some unusual combinations that really worked well! The view is absolutely stunning and you could sit watching by the window for hours, the home made sloe gin was such a nice touch. Don’t even get me started on how amazing the breakfast was, each detail so thoughtful and can enjoy by the comfort of your own room, I hope in the not so distant future to make a return visit, as it’s one of the most special places in Scotland. Oysters, langoustines, lamb were so tasty and some of the best I’ve ever had. Thanks so much for the hospitality. A memory me and my partner will cherish for ever.

Giles Rrowland

Google
Sensational place to experience. Foodies are the target clientele so avoid if you don't like tasting menus. The dishes were creative and different and never included an ingredient for the sake of wackiness but well thought out. It is a clever place that does quirky without being pretentious, that line never crossed IMHO. Well worth a proper star if they can be bothered, I've had worse meals in 2 star establishments. A destination well worth the trek.

Christopher Foulkes

Google
Inver is simply an incredible destination. Their entire ethos is clear and present in every aspect of the food, the service and location. It’s relaxed but with a level of professionalism that is hard to find anywhere let alone rural Scotland. The staff are welcoming and extremely knowledgeable on their food and produce, which is great because it’s amazing to hear about which farm the pig came from or which garden the herbs were grown. It’s stunning what they can do with what can read as humble local ingredients, but the outcome is beyond. This restaurant is absolutely worth any drive, and if you can staying in their Bothy accommodation really is worth it.

Jean Kan

Google
I‘m a fan. That‘s why this was my third time here. One of the best food experiences I’ve ever had (globally). Four days before we’ve been to Noma and… what shall I say, Inver and chef Pam can more than keep up 👌🏻👌🏻 I‘ll be back in everytime I’m in Scotland.

Hana Savidge-Walker

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One of my favourite places to visit. The accommodation is so tranquil and comfortable. The vegetarian tasting menu was so fantastic and the team are so lovely. Also the creativity in the non alcoholic tasting menu was really delightful to experience.

Emma Macalister Hall

Google
A fantastic experience from arrival to departure! This was such a decade treat and one which I hope we can repeat. Loved the accommodation - we stayed in one of the luxury bothies- v comfy and cosy and the view over the loch was stunning. The dining experience is exceptional. We had cocktails in the bar with a "snack" platter (oysters, razor clams and more!) then enjoyed the rest of the tasting menu in the restaurant. Every bite was exquisite and I keep remembering flavours still. We had the wine pairing option which was fantastic. Everyone is very knowledgeable. Surely one of the best fine dining experiences in Scotland.

Anne Hamill-Anderson

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A wonderful evening meal and beautiful accommodation with a very special breakfast brought to our overnight bothy. The food on the tasting menu was deliciously with every care taken to describe each course. A quite remarkable experience.

Liz Dunn

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We had a fabulous lunch at this amazing restaurant. Very relaxed, great service, location and views beautiful looking over Loch Fyne. The food was top quality, we’ve eaten at some great places and this was up there with some of the best. To start - We had Oysters which were served with fresh horseradish and lemon. Plus scallops with rhubarb and sea kale. Both very good. As the main event - we had the best (and biggest) crab I’ve ever tasted. Along with a side of creamy very special buttery pomme purée. To finish - Rum Baba and a frozen rice pudding dish with goats cheese which was very unique and lovely. Then coffee and whiskey! Wine - a very dry, savoury crisp fresh white Loire valley wine, La Dilletante. It went extremely well with the crab. The staff were impeccable, the surroundings very serene. We both loved everything about this place and if we come again we’ll do the evening tasting menu with wine pairing, plus stay in one of the shepherds hut style rooms.