Loch Fyne is situated in a beautiful old red brick and beam timbered building, 16th century I suppose. The inside has a nice feel to it and is enhanced by the natural lighting from the internal courtyard. The food is mainly fish related although their are a couple of meat options. I have found the food to be well prepared... more

This restaurant has never failed to deliver excellent food and service. It's not cheap but then the quality is consistently good. I particularly like the fish display where you can drop in and buy oysters and fish on a take-away basis. The decor is modern but still sympathetic to the old building. more

I have had some bad meals but this was one of ther worst. Enough said. more

Went here with my wife for dinner, mid-week. Restaruant was busy, and we had to wait a short time to be seated (had pre-booked). Nice ambience, much as I've experienced at other branches of this chain. The menu isn't exciting, but it's reasonably varied and there were several specials described on a large chalkboard. Service was a bit slow but... more

I went to Loch Fyne some time ago as part of a charity fundraising evening. I had a terrific time and enjoyed an Excellent meal in a lovely olde-worlde restaurant. A little bit pricey but it was for charity after all. Staff were friendly and helpful. I'd certainly eat there again, but perhaps only on a special occassion because of... more

good fish and seafood,tad expensive but nice for a special occasion. more

If you like fish, you'll like it a this chain. more

Slurp - wow - what a place She had mussels to start, I had squid with a chilli type sauce. Both dishes were spot on. Next I had scallops, she had fishcakes. Again, quite superb and cooked to perfection. We both don't drink alcohol and we'd rather not have it in the food, even cooked food if possible (yes, yes,... more

If you love fish you've gotta go! more