Eating Out

[tony]

Home baking to die for........ and the macaroni cheese too!!

Well worth a visit.

Frances and her wonderful staff will make you feel so welcome.

[knock]

We had a fabulous meal in the Mussel Ebb (at the pool) on friday night. Couldn't have faulted any part of it. Scallops were cooked to perfection. AND Bunty served us !!!

[Lochside]

Yes I agree, Muneroy is a fine place to eat. Very enjoyable.

[petewick]

Argyll Hotel in Mainstreet, excellent value and very good quality

[ionnsaigh]

Gallery Ten

[Hels]

The Craigard is excellent. Wee bit more pricey than some of the places mentioned, but you get a huge amount of really good food and you're well looked after too!

[general jack o'niell]

i remember the square slice, especially the batch with the tip of neelie's finger in it, hardest worked butchers boy in the town, his first job on a saturday was to go and wake them up, he sometimes managed this before 10am.

loved those cakes, they would get me out the house, anywhere else is probably overpriced or over rated, can't remember the last time i ate out and said " i wish i could make that" its usually " i could have made better, for a fraction of the price and stayed at home" but those cakes, now thats a different story, tho i can recommend the millionaire shortbread from tesco

[jdcarra]

Yes I agree, Muneroy is a fine place to eat. Very enjoyable.

Down that way yesterday with friends, never disappointed, and the cream cakes .

[DOUBLE A]

Was out at Machrihanish Golf Club on Saturday night for a meal, have not had anything to eat their for a while but have to say had a cracking feed, lovely grub, big helpings and pretty reasonably priced as well, in fact helpings were so big i "nearly" never managed to finish mine's

[general jack o'niell]

thanks to the kind person who repeated my previous post here to my wife who came home and asked me just when was the last time i took her out for a meal?

i think it was the royal just before my son was born, he will be 15 on the 12th of this month, and no, i didn't enjoy it, i could have cooked the same meal for eight for the same price, and it would have tasted better.

yes i am that tight!!!

[Pans Lass]

Noo, General. If you wont take the good wife out for a meal why not cook her a 'special' dinner at home , the works, under candlelight. Come on be romantic. Send the weans to the Grannies.

[Bobbie En Tejas]

How romantic can it be posting to the forum by candlelight with someone across the table looking at you

[general jack o'niell]

every meal i cook is special, i put a lot of thought into it, and i wouldn't need to send the weans to the grannies, its all the other visitors that appear nightly

i learned to cook as a boy, in a galley measuring 3ft by 2ft, rolling to the gunnels with five men with vast appetites to feed, and it had to be ready when they were ready, not when i was ready!! ok four men and dunoon, but he'd be throwing up and not eat much!!!!
theres not a lot i can't turn my hand to, except cutting mitres, i'm rubbish at that!!!