St Cyrus Village Inn

Stayed in the Inn for a night en route to John O'Groats. The room was spacious and clean. Despite the busy road and attached bar/restaurant the room was overall quiet and a good night sleep was had.

We had a really pleasant lunch here today. I had the battered haddock, homemade chips and peas... followed by bread and butter pudding.My partner had haddock fishcakes, homemade chips and fresh salad... followed by rice pudding with raisins.All was delicious and the service was prompt and friendly.

Had dinner here tonight. Place was nice and clean and the food was great. Only downside was the weird lighting in the room where we ate. Maybe its just something we noticed and nobody else would care but most of the pub had a nice cosy glow whereas the room we ate in just had two really dim blue-white LED chandelier things. Combined with the blue paint and blue wallpaper it was somehow dim enough to make it hard to see and bright enough to make you squint your eyes at the same time.Friendly staff, tasty food and the pub quiz in the other room was packed so id happily come again but for the love of God buy some new bulbs!

Lovely place with very tasty food. The staff were super friendly and accommodating

We stopped in with the dog for a bar supper whilst on holiday. My wife had the monke fish scampi and I had the Great Scott steak pie. Both were piping hot, huge portions and very tasty. The scampi was proper fish scampi and the pie was one of the best I have ever had. Well worth a visit.

Went in to the bar on 3 occasions over a 2 week period. Very nice staff, classic village pub vine with a pool table and dartboard. Music was low and innofensive. Its one of the more southern venues that still has Tennents Ember on tap which is a personal favourite.Although I didn't eat, the food smelled lovely and there were regular diners that I assume were locals . A good sign.

Excellent service from very friendly owners (Yvonne and Ian) and staff.Good atmosphere in the pub downstairs and great food.Will definitely be back when in the area.

This was a simple ensuite accommodation in a beautiful old pub that offered a homely, comfortable stay. Excellent value for money and a lovely couple who worked hard to make everyone's stay feel special. I didn't think to photograph the room, but I photographed the lovely window. It had a queen size bed, bedside tables with lamps, the bathroom (shower, toilet, basin) was large and easy to use. Access to the room was up a flight of stairs. I'd come again.

Just been at Ecclescraig holiday park for the weekend.Went to this hotel on the saturday for our lunch . Lovely fresh, hot homemade food , was really good , service was great, really friendly atmosphere. Was so good we went back on the sunday.Recommend to anyone.