Four of us recently visited this restaurant for dinner after having visited the Scottish Owl Centre at nearby Polkemmet. The Inn is however not the easiest of places to find if you don't know the area well as I initially drove past the entrance lane even though there was a sign right next to it. Having the sign a bit away from the entrance might make it easier to anticipate.

We arrived early in the evening and the restaurant wasn't busy. The main dining room was however a bit on the cold side and on pointing this out to the waitress we were told that the heaters were controlled by a timing switch that couldn't be altered.

Our food order was taken quickly and the food was delivered to our table without too much of a delay. This restaurant seems to be following the fashion of presenting food in wire cages or on wooden boards rather than plates. This is OK if the food is well cooked. Two of us had haddock and chips and while the fish was lovely the chips were somewhat insipid coloured and lacked real bite. They could definitely have done with being cooked for an extra three or four minutes.

All in all it was a reasonably acceptable meal, although not particularly exciting. Will we return? I really don't think so. One pleasant surprise however was that the two plates of fish and chips were subject to a special offer deal so overall the bill was less than expected.