Such a lovely place and the food is awesome. Friendly staff, cosy atmosphere. No booking but got seated and served quickly.The setting is beautiful too. Well worth a trip
L K (LK)
We had chowder fish bowl. Very good. Quite expensive for small bowls... hot chocolate drinks Very good. Service polite, very good all round.
Chrysoula Tsetoura
I visited the place during my holidays in Scotland. I had an exceptional fish and chips! Me and my friend really enjoyed the interior of the pub which was quiet and beautiful. I hope to visit again soon!
Bachata Cam
Whenever I go up north for work I always make a point of stopping into the Kimberly inn, great food interesting specials, good prices and a roaring fire, this time I had the fish and chips, it was flavourful well cooked and didn't need much seasoning table side the meal came out in a reasonable time and the staff were pleasant friendly and full of energy,
Steve Moxham
I've been happily going to the Kimberley for a long time, sadly the food menu has been drastically reduced. Only a burger on offer for the non-fish eaters on the evening we went, used to have curry, steak pie etc. & something on the specials board. The burger was good, however, it would be nice to have a choice. The selection of beers has also shrunk. Need to up their game a bit as the competition seem to have done.
Robert Fraser
Seafood selection not what it used to be. Seems to have gone downhill a little. Used to be a great place to go. However the C&A has a more substantial menu to choose from.
Stephen Mortimer
Had a lovely fish and chips with a couple of
paulinee851
Awesome wee pub in Findhorn. Very clean, very bright inside but still extremely cozy and pub-like. Service was kind, again very pub like. Lovely menu, portion sizes reflecting prices and beautifully cooked! We shared the seafood platter and the mussels- so tasty!
junekir
Enjoyable lunch with friends. Really good fish and chips. On the pricey side but good sized portions. Friendly staff and courteous.
Sally and Nigel Summers
Stopped by chance to see if we could get lunch on a Sunday. No issues, although no roast dinner at all. Many fish dishes. The battered haddock looked and tasted amazing. The smoked salmon 'starter' was more than a decent portion. The first time we have found any local hand pulled beers, which was even better.
The food is excellent and significant portions, but the service arrangement was disappointing. We ate inside and it was essentially self service for menus and drinks. We were seated in the area up from the bar. Literally feet from the bar. Had to get up and get menus. Pay for the meal and drinks up front and pay when we we ordered drinks I get it if we were outside, but inside? It would be so much better if there was even a basic meal service arrangement.
Brightoncardinal
Touring Morayshire we decided to try our luck getting Sunday lunch at this pub. Parking in the street was busy so we weren't sure we'd get in. But we did. The draft cask ale I had was from local Lossiemouth Windswept Brewery and it was excellent. Also available was local cask ale from Aviemore's Cairngorm Brewery. I'd have had both if Scottish drink driving laws weren't so strict. The staff we met were all so efficient and friendly. But special mention for the chef. That was the best Haddock I have ever had. Bar none. Seek this place out. Its terrific.
Mark Lawless
The best of the two pubs in town. Fresh seafood, great beer, and tranquil views over the bay and harbour. The service is functional and effective. Seating can be tricky to find when busy
rachel muir
This place has become over rated. The specials board was bare. I ordered the Kimberly fish chowder. It was a basic butter and flour and sauce rather than delicious potatoes and cream ? I ate half it was so bland. Such an easy dish to make and the lump of bread on the side ..tasteless. My partner ordered a plain burger. But had to be returned to the kitchen as that request was ignored. This place whilst filled with customers is below par and I won't be back head to the crown and anchor.
kev5204
I’ve been coming to the Kimberly for over 20 years and in the past it has been nothing other than exceptional. The food was superb the staff attentive and fun nothing short of a superb gastronomic experience. Sadly this year they have lost waiting staff and kitchen professionals and it is making a measurable difference in the quality of the food and service. On my last 3 visits the food has been average to say the least with my last meal being awful. It’s so sad to see a brilliant dining experience being reduced to a very average venue. We won’t be going back until we hear that there is a demonstrative change.
Such a lovely place and the food is awesome. Friendly staff, cosy atmosphere. No booking but got seated and served quickly.The setting is beautiful too. Well worth a trip
We had chowder fish bowl. Very good. Quite expensive for small bowls... hot chocolate drinks Very good. Service polite, very good all round.
I visited the place during my holidays in Scotland. I had an exceptional fish and chips! Me and my friend really enjoyed the interior of the pub which was quiet and beautiful. I hope to visit again soon!
Whenever I go up north for work I always make a point of stopping into the Kimberly inn, great food interesting specials, good prices and a roaring fire, this time I had the fish and chips, it was flavourful well cooked and didn't need much seasoning table side the meal came out in a reasonable time and the staff were pleasant friendly and full of energy,
I've been happily going to the Kimberley for a long time, sadly the food menu has been drastically reduced. Only a burger on offer for the non-fish eaters on the evening we went, used to have curry, steak pie etc. & something on the specials board. The burger was good, however, it would be nice to have a choice. The selection of beers has also shrunk. Need to up their game a bit as the competition seem to have done.
Seafood selection not what it used to be. Seems to have gone downhill a little. Used to be a great place to go. However the C&A has a more substantial menu to choose from.
Had a lovely fish and chips with a couple of
Awesome wee pub in Findhorn. Very clean, very bright inside but still extremely cozy and pub-like. Service was kind, again very pub like. Lovely menu, portion sizes reflecting prices and beautifully cooked! We shared the seafood platter and the mussels- so tasty!
Enjoyable lunch with friends. Really good fish and chips. On the pricey side but good sized portions. Friendly staff and courteous.
Stopped by chance to see if we could get lunch on a Sunday. No issues, although no roast dinner at all. Many fish dishes. The battered haddock looked and tasted amazing. The smoked salmon 'starter' was more than a decent portion. The first time we have found any local hand pulled beers, which was even better.
Restaurantji Recommends
The food is excellent and significant portions, but the service arrangement was disappointing. We ate inside and it was essentially self service for menus and drinks. We were seated in the area up from the bar. Literally feet from the bar. Had to get up and get menus. Pay for the meal and drinks up front and pay when we we ordered drinks I get it if we were outside, but inside? It would be so much better if there was even a basic meal service arrangement.
Touring Morayshire we decided to try our luck getting Sunday lunch at this pub. Parking in the street was busy so we weren't sure we'd get in. But we did. The draft cask ale I had was from local Lossiemouth Windswept Brewery and it was excellent. Also available was local cask ale from Aviemore's Cairngorm Brewery. I'd have had both if Scottish drink driving laws weren't so strict. The staff we met were all so efficient and friendly. But special mention for the chef. That was the best Haddock I have ever had. Bar none. Seek this place out. Its terrific.
The best of the two pubs in town. Fresh seafood, great beer, and tranquil views over the bay and harbour. The service is functional and effective. Seating can be tricky to find when busy
This place has become over rated. The specials board was bare. I ordered the Kimberly fish chowder. It was a basic butter and flour and sauce rather than delicious potatoes and cream ? I ate half it was so bland. Such an easy dish to make and the lump of bread on the side ..tasteless. My partner ordered a plain burger. But had to be returned to the kitchen as that request was ignored. This place whilst filled with customers is below par and I won't be back head to the crown and anchor.
I’ve been coming to the Kimberly for over 20 years and in the past it has been nothing other than exceptional. The food was superb the staff attentive and fun nothing short of a superb gastronomic experience. Sadly this year they have lost waiting staff and kitchen professionals and it is making a measurable difference in the quality of the food and service. On my last 3 visits the food has been average to say the least with my last meal being awful. It’s so sad to see a brilliant dining experience being reduced to a very average venue. We won’t be going back until we hear that there is a demonstrative change.