Great little find. The food was excellent in this lovely place and it looks like a nice, cosy place to eat or have a drink. Only issue was that the place was cold, but we were one of the first in as it opened, fire was lit but kept low. Will definitely visit again.
graeme aitken
Really nice welcoming bar. Give it a go.
Brenda Hood
Terrific
Rupert James
First time visit for Sunday lunch. Really nice service and excellent food for carnivores and vegetarians alike. Sunday Roast was superb. We will definitely be back. Thank you to all the team!
Rob Holland
Really lovely place. Very friendly and welcoming. Dog friendly, which is a big bonus. Food was very tasty with plenty of good choice.
Max Marra
Family run inn, with good food and drinks. The owners are kind and reserved, still ready to strike a conversation. Located in a quiet village with plenty of beautiful walks in the area and a play park just close by.
Simon Cossar
Went to this delightful little country pub for dinner and wos not disappointed. Warm and friendly reception, seated straight away and the service as well as the food wos first class. I had the salt and pepper squid and prawns followed by the venison burger both were amazing and well cooked and all washed down by a pint lovely. Its a little out of the way but we'll worth setting your satnave and paying it a visit
Lisa
Beautifully made pub food. The calamari and prawns were lovely. Great service. Chilled atmosphere. Cosy.
Peter Rolt
A lovely pub, great hosts, excellent food and some good banter with other customers
Andrew N
My wife and I had an excellent Easter Sunday lunch on the 9th April last. I had Breaded Haddock and Chips, absolutely fresh and cooked to perfection. Had the Garvald Inn been a mile or two nearer the Firth of Forth, and the haddock jumped from Firth to Frying Pan, it could not have been fresher. My wife had the Steak and Ale Pie; she found that excellent, as were the tasty carrots and cabbage, the latter with a delicious sauce. And she had the Lemon Posset and Raspberry Coulis, which she said was perfect. As to Dianne B's comments on "frozen chips;" ours at the Inn were excellent. Some years ago I took my wife for an expensive lunch in a very well known Glasgow restaurant, much praised for the quality of its food; as we left, there was a delivery van at the back/side door, and the van man was carrying in boxes of frozen chips. I commented on them to him; his reply: "Don't tell anyone!" I haven't, till now. That overpriced Glasgow lunch, years ago, may have given me a "Chip" on my shoulder. Not so the Garvald Inn. Give it a try. Andrew N.
A delicious lunch — not just your standard pub fare. The duck with ginger and rhubarb was particularly good.
Dianne B
Disappointed with the price of the food. £16.90 for a steak pie. The pastry was flat though it was meant to be puff pastry Chips were very thin frozen ones fried. The lemon posset was lovely but the raspberry sauce on top was full of quite large chips of ice 100% not value for money Also being placed in the bar area with guys at the bar having a loud conversation when the lounge area was set up with cutlery etc If we were looking for a romantic or celebratory setting then we would have been highly disappointed Will never be back. Owners seemed to be new and struggling
normab209
Another delicious meal at Garvald Inn. Peter is an excellent cook and we've never had a disappointing meal here. Venison burger was very juicy and tasty, roast beef cooked perfectly and very tender. Thank you once again!
alan james
Beer was cask. Fresh and well kept.Usual wines on offer are perfectly acceptable. Nice wee country pub. Food menu looks good, but it wasn't tried. Definitely worth checking out for that pint alone.
Brian Gilmore
A lovely pint of Stop The Clock was served to 5 thirsty cyclists
Great little find. The food was excellent in this lovely place and it looks like a nice, cosy place to eat or have a drink. Only issue was that the place was cold, but we were one of the first in as it opened, fire was lit but kept low. Will definitely visit again.
Really nice welcoming bar. Give it a go.
Terrific
First time visit for Sunday lunch. Really nice service and excellent food for carnivores and vegetarians alike. Sunday Roast was superb. We will definitely be back. Thank you to all the team!
Really lovely place. Very friendly and welcoming. Dog friendly, which is a big bonus. Food was very tasty with plenty of good choice.
Family run inn, with good food and drinks. The owners are kind and reserved, still ready to strike a conversation. Located in a quiet village with plenty of beautiful walks in the area and a play park just close by.
Went to this delightful little country pub for dinner and wos not disappointed. Warm and friendly reception, seated straight away and the service as well as the food wos first class. I had the salt and pepper squid and prawns followed by the venison burger both were amazing and well cooked and all washed down by a pint lovely. Its a little out of the way but we'll worth setting your satnave and paying it a visit
Beautifully made pub food. The calamari and prawns were lovely. Great service. Chilled atmosphere. Cosy.
A lovely pub, great hosts, excellent food and some good banter with other customers
My wife and I had an excellent Easter Sunday lunch on the 9th April last. I had Breaded Haddock and Chips, absolutely fresh and cooked to perfection. Had the Garvald Inn been a mile or two nearer the Firth of Forth, and the haddock jumped from Firth to Frying Pan, it could not have been fresher. My wife had the Steak and Ale Pie; she found that excellent, as were the tasty carrots and cabbage, the latter with a delicious sauce. And she had the Lemon Posset and Raspberry Coulis, which she said was perfect. As to Dianne B's comments on "frozen chips;" ours at the Inn were excellent. Some years ago I took my wife for an expensive lunch in a very well known Glasgow restaurant, much praised for the quality of its food; as we left, there was a delivery van at the back/side door, and the van man was carrying in boxes of frozen chips. I commented on them to him; his reply: "Don't tell anyone!" I haven't, till now. That overpriced Glasgow lunch, years ago, may have given me a "Chip" on my shoulder. Not so the Garvald Inn. Give it a try. Andrew N.
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A delicious lunch — not just your standard pub fare. The duck with ginger and rhubarb was particularly good.
Disappointed with the price of the food. £16.90 for a steak pie. The pastry was flat though it was meant to be puff pastry Chips were very thin frozen ones fried. The lemon posset was lovely but the raspberry sauce on top was full of quite large chips of ice 100% not value for money Also being placed in the bar area with guys at the bar having a loud conversation when the lounge area was set up with cutlery etc If we were looking for a romantic or celebratory setting then we would have been highly disappointed Will never be back. Owners seemed to be new and struggling
Another delicious meal at Garvald Inn. Peter is an excellent cook and we've never had a disappointing meal here. Venison burger was very juicy and tasty, roast beef cooked perfectly and very tender. Thank you once again!
Beer was cask. Fresh and well kept.Usual wines on offer are perfectly acceptable. Nice wee country pub. Food menu looks good, but it wasn't tried. Definitely worth checking out for that pint alone.
A lovely pint of Stop The Clock was served to 5 thirsty cyclists