the waterside in South Lanarkshire

Went here for first time as its not far from our house. Beautiful inside and food was absolutely delicious. Both myself and my husband had a lovely warm welcome by a staff member think her name was Pauline. Nice to know there's a LGBT friendly pub near us

Service was very attentive and professional. Menu was varied to suit every taste and the food was lovely.

Very friendly, lovely atmosphere, meal was lovely and very reasonable

Food was tasty but wasn't hot. Could have done with being a wee bit warmer. Service was great with friendly staff and wasn't overly busy.

Was out a drive with my son and stopped at Strathven, chose here for some lunch. It has to be said that I was pleasantly surprised. Food was excellent, we had some tapas to share as starters which went down very well, usual prices for tapas. I had Moules Frites done in cream, they were amazing. The only disappointment was that there was no chunky bread to dip in the sauce as you normally do with mussels ( that is a preference I suppose, maybe worth offering). The service was good but not intrusive.The price waw very reasonable for what we had. You can also go in just for a drink if you don't want to eat. The restaurant sits by the side of a beatiful stream running through the town. It is a beautiful spot. I will definetely go back here and try some other food. If you are in the area I would visit this lovely place.

6 frozen prawns? that'll be £6:50. I've had cheaper and fresher oysters. Three 'croquettes' basically half a spud for a fiver. Service was oddly surly. Like a wee boy that won't take a telling. The young lady was pro though. Fair enough but I wouldn't recommend it.

Welcomed as we entered and taken to our table served prompted and food wine was excellent great service nice setting

Chose this amazing little bar/restaurant for our first meal out on our Babymoon and it didn't disappoint!The service was brilliant, with socially distant covid measures in place including screens, plenty of hand sanitiser and all staff in masks.The staff were very friendly and polite and the food was absolutely beautiful! Such a lovely selection, we were spoiled for choice!After much deliberation, my partner and I both went for the soup of the day, which was tomato, chilli and red pepper - it was superb!Then for mains, my partner went for the fish & chips with minted peas and I opted for the 3 cheese macaroni.The portion sizes were huge!! So much so, we were unable to squeeze in a dessert, much to my disappointment.I'd definitely recommend this place and would certainly go back if we were ever to visit Strathaven again!

Trying too hard and not quite nailing it. Tonight we ate a mix from the pre theatre and a la carte menus and some of the combinations were interesting but I would say not so successful. The scallops starter @ £8.95 was underwhelming and I thought undercooked (just) , with the cauliflower purée non existent smear across plate. Main course tandoori haddock didn’t work. A nice piece of haddock “ruined”. Dry pilau rice. Chicken with spiced spaghetti a random choice but my son enjoyed it. Korean noodles OK too. The sticky toffee mess for puddings was too heavy, really thick toffee caramel and could’ve been better. Best choice of the evening was my youngest sons kids meal. Nice fish and chips in crispy batter and good starter and pudding too. Overall disappointing and better elsewhere for the price (£145 for 5) for a Friday evening pub meal. After meal glass of port couldn’t even find a decent glass.... pity. Coffee good !! Waiting staff excellent.

Been a few times for lunches here. Love the surroundings, and the venue itself has an even amount of both chilled and high end. Food very good quality and decent choices. Staff helpful too and keen to know if you are ok. Could be better with special events on or some music to give the place more oomph.