A must visit if you're in the area. Great atmosphere and quality dining. Oh and a lovely view of the Beauly Firth out the back !!

Four of us had lunch here following a long walk. Very warmly welcomed, and the food was delicious, especially the warming lentil soup. Two great beers too, the hand pump Jarl a great pint. Good to see an old traditional pub keeping its warm cosy...look, a real fire and unpretentious decor. Just one slight surprise, not sure why two televisions were on with no one looking at them, and the fruit machine looks out of place in a gem of a pub which doesn't need either televisions or fruit machines.More

Wow, what can I say, 4th or 5th lunch had here and never a complaint. Quaint gorgeous location, clean and amenities and chatty super friendly staff, well done.

The ‘Clach’ is an unpretentious traditional Highland inn which we had not visited before. Although it was the chef’s day off (Monday) Jimmy the proprietor asked him to come in and cater for us.Our group of eleven enjoyed a prebooked meal after a Loch Ness...cruise and with healthy appetites. We received a warm welcome and were ushered in to the fairly small restaurant at the rear where we we were served by the most delightful and friendly staff. The meal was excellent with generous portions at very reasonable prices. The whole experience was splendid and rounded off a perfect day. Thank you Jimmy and staff. George MacleodMore

Booked a table for 4 plus dog and everything went well with the meal, the Haddock & Chips were superb, the dog we had with us that was made very welcome and when we went out to the seated area there was a drink station...in place for the dog, great. The only down side was one of the staff was a bit nippy with us all, but we all have bad days, we will be back as the food was great and hope she has her happy face on when we return.More

Just returned from trying to have lunch in the Clachnaharry Inn - a place I have frequented regularly over many years and through a succession of owners. We were greeted at the bar to be told that the lunch menu was not available, only the...main menu, but that was quickly overruled by another member of staff (maybe the manager/owner?) and asked where we would like to sit. Out of the three options we went for the lounge, which was in darkness apart from light coming in the window, and were presented with crumpled paper menus. The waitress was friendly, asked what we would like to drink, and left us to look at the menus. She came back soon after to say that there was no ginger beer and after some deliberation another choice was made. On her return we ordered baked potatoes with different fillings from a limited menu mainly featuring sandwiches/toasties/rolls. Shortly after she returned again with the news that there were no baked potatoes, she apologised once more, and at that point we decided that we would not eat after all. Food service is only Wednesday to Sunday so it seems strange that they would be short of stock at 1pm on the first day when the place was not busy. We went to the bar to pay for the drinks left sitting on the table (which we would not have ordered if not eating lunch) and I suggested to the waitress “it might be a good idea for you to find out what’s going on when you come on shift”. But before I had the chance to complete the sentence the manager/owner said that I was being very rude and attacking a young girl. My wife interjected to say that was not the case, I was trying to make a constructive comment, and rather than escalate the situation any further I pointed out to the manager/owner that maybe staff should get an update when coming on duty of any relevant issues. Having just gone through a pandemic I don’t think it’s unreasonable to expect shared menus to be laminated, or placed in a poly-pocket, so they can be easily cleaned. Both the lunch and main menus are quite limited so if there are items unavailable then customers need to be told at the outset (and if you have any food allergies or preferences then I wouldn’t bother). I have enjoyed some good times here with friends and family in the past, even over festive periods, but this will be my last visit under the current ownership.More

If you’re exempt from wearing a mask, you will be completely discriminated against, by the owner, (who was squeezed in with lots of his customers, none of whom were wearing masks, everyone huddled together in a tiny bar). He will ASK you “what disability do...you have?” in front of a packed bar. If you want to make an Indirect Discrimination claim, this is the bar to to to! I don’t think they understand the Equality Act at all. Lucky I have thick skin - many of you won’t. Good luck.More