Number 27 in Highland

Excellent find on a night out after a theatre show. Absolutely brilliant service that I simply cannot fault. Nothing seemed to be too much trouble.Food was also excellent and served quickly and drinks were very refreshing.If your on a visit to Inverness, you really want to head here.

My boyfriend took me here for an early Valentine’s dinner as we were staying in Inverness for the weekend. I got the steak pie which was lovely. Very nice atmosphere and the staff are very friendly and attentive. Cocktail was very nice too - French martini.

Staff were really really friendly and looked after us super well. The food was tasty and the meat was good quality and cooked well. However, I thought the meal was incredibly expensive for the portion sizes we received, which were pretty small. It was £23 for the steak and we got a small bowl of chips and a few mushrooms and tomatoes. I would have expected more accompanying veg, or larger portions for that price. £6 odd for a really small salad. 2 bites and it was gone. Again tasty, but over priced for what it was. Decided against pudding for this reason and got something on the way home. Great venue and chilled and relaxed atmosphere.

Had a lovely time. Got myself the Traditional Cullen Skink as a starter, which was creamy and smoky with delicious hadock and potatoes. The Fish and chips were very nice. The batter was crispy and the fish was melt in the mouth. French Martini was tasty.

A very pleasant ambience. We started with the soup and it was rich, creamy and delicious. The mains we selected were salmon fillet and fish & chips which was tasty. The salad was out of the ordinary and perfect. Also really friendly and warm staff. We loved the whole experience. A very well done to the whole team for providing such lovely food that has life.

First time visit and will definitely be back, next time in Inverness. Fabulous food, peanut butter and dairymilk cheesecake, WOW!!! But all 3 courses excellent. Friendly service (reflected in the tip) and lovely atmosphere. All in all brilliant.

Last minute booking for our 1st evening in Inverness. What a find - not too many tables, so cosy. Staff were really pleasant and chatty. Food was great, based on local produce, and was good value.

Restaurant has rather usual interior and not well refurbished, simple plates, not very comfortable seats, but don't let the fool you, because food is really tasty and well done. Our chicken and salmon were perfectly cooked and soup was very rich.

Food was amazingly good! The prawn starter tasted incredible, the salmon main perfectly cooked, and the biscoff slice for dessert was delicious! The place itself was pretty nice, staff seemed friendly, and it was relatively covid safe however I have knocked 1 star off for staff wearing face masks under their noses which I wasn't too comfortable with!

Tonight, we booked a last minute table at Number 27, Inverness. I’m so glad we did, I had to stop myself licking my plate. The food was sooo good, Katy was so attentive and the ambience was great. Thoroughly recommend the Pan fried pork and my wife had the Hunters chicken. So tasty and excellent value for money.