Shirley Laverack (12 April 2009)

I stayed at Queens Hotel opposite Loch Fyne and popped across to look at the menu. I could not believe the prices so went in for lunch and it was great. Everything was cooked to perfection and the wine was chilled right down. Fantastic; will definitely be back.

Tracy Abraham (7 January 2008)

We visited Loch Fyne Leeds for a pre-theatre meal in January 2007, and booked a table for two, a couple of days prior to our visit as we were told it would be very busy. We arrived at 5.30 on a Saturday and it was pleasantly busy without being overcrowded. We were greeted at the door by a friendly waiter and escorted to a table meant for four diners which meant we had plenty of room.

We had downloaded a voucher for a free bottle of house wine from their website and we enquired whether this could be used in part payment, for a more expensive bottle and was told this was no problem - in fact we chose one 5 pounds more expensive and were not charged for it at all! We then ordered a starter and main course each, I asked for a green salad to accompany my main and he said he would recommend the mixed over the green so I changed my order. My husband had sea bass with tomato compote and new potatoes and I ordered fillet of sea bream with scallops and fennel. Everything was well cooked, well presented and delicious. The side dish of potatoes was adequate to serve two and if we visit again we would share a mixed salad as they are very large. We were too full for pudding so, I had a tia maria on ice and my hubby had an irish coffee, the bill came to £53 in total which represented great value for money and we will definitely be visiting again.