Mr. C's Fish and Whiskey Restaurant and Bar in Argyll & Bute

We came to this place for lunch and left extremely satisfied. The interior is tastefully decorated, felt very cozy and warm. We ordered the 3-course market menu and it was a lot for both of us. We had to take some of the food home. Everything was delicious and just the perfect amount of flavor.The market menu offers a great variety of dishes to try:We started with the soup and the goat cheese, then had our main plates: the chicken and the venison stew. Both were great and very filling, and it was so much food we had to take some home.Lastly, we got this amazing toffee bread pudding with a side of ice cream. It was to die for, so good and tasty. Would definitely recommend coming here for lunch. The beer selection is good and the whiskey choices were also plentiful.

A great find in the city, Ardnamurchan is a Scottish restaurant tastefully decorated in an authentic, yet not overstated way. There is plenty of car parking nearby at the Hope Street multi storey. The restaurant is located right across the road from the Theatre Royal in Glasgow - do you could always make a night of it.I had to amend my booking twice, and both times this was done quickly and accurately. We were seated near to the kitchen so we could see the action live.We had a three course lunch for £20 each and it was excellent hearty Scots foods - all the favourites like local scallops, venison stew, Cullen skink or cranachan. There was no attempt to pass out over fancy food, just good honest cooking at a price that was welcome.I’m also pleased to report that the staff on this Saturday afternoon were efficient and friendly. We had four different coffees brought to us without any mistake, and all done to perfection.Allergies and intolerances were effectively dealt with. The chef made a separate special sauce to cater for a minor onion intolerance - a detail that was not missed by this reviewer.At no time were we pressurised to finish up. Nor we we badgered needlessly by staff asking if everything was to our satisfaction. Another nice touch was that we were allowed space to choose our drinks to complement the food we were ordering.The atmosphere was congenial and private. Nice and easy to talk.Recommend this restaurant - absolutely. It’s one of these places that could become a favourite.

Delicious lunch at Ardnamurchan last week. Great value for money and really friendly and helpful staff. My friend's steak wasn't cooked as she liked it and they didn't charge us for that. Highly recommended!

We ate at this excellent restaurant last night. The food was amazing. We chose the set menu, £30 for 2 courses and £36 for 3. We both had the Langoustines for our starter which were delicious. I had Venison with mash and roasted beetroot for mains and it was lovely, so tasty. My husband had traditional Turkey with all the trimmings which he raved about especially the gravy. Both of us shared the delicious Sticky toffee pudding. I had a mocktail and a couple of cocktails and both were so nice. The service was very good, lovely staff and the restaurant feels cosy. We liked that we weren't rushed, so often these days there is a set turn round on your table but that didn't happen here.

Great showcase of Scottish cuisine. A lot of seafood dishes are on offer, with some other traditional dishes like haggis and venison stew.We took starters (£6-13) and mains (£17-28) and all of them were excellent.Everything from the mullet skink to the pan fried cod + lobster risotto was spectacular.Service was also top notch, it was noticed immediately that pepper had fallen in one of our parties water glasses. Also water was replaced quickly.

A hidden gem! We stumbled upon this restaurant and could not have had a better experience. Everything was absolutely delicious but in particular the deconstructed haggis, cod risotto, and cranachan left lasting impressions. We can’t wait to revisit in the future. Thanks to the lovely staff and chefs for a memorable meal in Glasgow!

The best seafood I've had in UK. The portions were appropriate, and after 3 appetizers and 1 main (yes, we needed to try as many things as we could, it was *that* worth it) we were very full and totally satisfied.The seafood was as fresh as it could have been, the scallops were meltingly-soft, and please, please do yourself a favour and try the whipped goat cheese. Will come back to Glasgow even just to eat here again.

Wonderful fine Scottish dining. Exquisite food with savvy presentations. Good cocktails and whiskey. The sticky toffee pudding is wickedly good.

After reading many pleasant reviews, my family and I decided to go for dinner at Ardnamurchan to have some Scottish fare before we left for home tomorrow.We arrived at 7:15 for our reservation and was greeted by a member of staff (could have been management) and taken to our table. The restaurant was beautifully presented and the ambience was nice. The member of staff didn’t appear to be especially welcoming.We waited at least 20 minutes before the member of staff returned to take any orders. Usually we would expect this within the first 5 or 10 minutes for drinks and understandably a bit more for the food order. However, the food and drinks order was taken at the same time, which was unusual in our opinion.The drinks arrived about 10-15 minutes later and we had no issues with these. The waiting staff were very nice, friendly and professional. We received our starters relatively on time, within 25 minutes. The black pudding starter wasn’t as impressive as I was expecting, it was quite dry and lacked flavour, although it wasn’t unpleasant.We were then left for just over an hour with no communication, until we decided to ask a waiting member of staff for an update. They informed us that our order should be with us in the next few minutes and apologised. Eventually after about 1 hour 15 minutes, we received our main courses. No reason was given for the delay however staff were apologetic about this.We generally enjoyed our main meals, although we agreed that they were nothing special and the prices were slightly steep. I had the chicken breast main and it was very tasty, however nothing memorable. My sister ordered steak (medium) however it arrived clearly rare; I asked if they could redo this for me and they gladly complied and quickly corrected this.At this point there was a tense and stressed atmosphere at the table, as we had waited for so long that we weren’t as excited or hungry for our food as we were before. We promptly asked for the bill, despite originally planning to get dessert. The restaurant offered us a 20% discount, we appreciated that they acknowledged their faults. I don’t know if this was an off night or a regular occurrence, but the time that we waited definitely doesn’t warrant another future visit unfortunately.

The staff were very kind and enthusiastic, and everyone's smiling faces made me feel welcomed and warm. In addition to a very nice dining environment, their food is also fabulous. I ordered steak for main course and that’s definitely top 5 steak I've ever had in Glasgow!