Wetherspoons The Great Glen - Highland

I have visited this restaurant a few times since it opened. I keep hoping for improvement, but it consistently falls short of expectations. The selection of Real Ale is poor and the breakfasts are often served lukewarm. My last visit with a family member left us both feeling unimpressed. Even a friend who is a big Wetherspoons fan ranked it 65th out of the 66 locations he had visited. There are plenty of better dining options in Fort William.

The overall experience at this restaurant was consistent, including the restrooms. The interior was spacious and the food was enjoyable, but the price of beer was not considerably lower compared to other pubs nearby. A pint of Carling cost £4.40 here, while it was only £3.98 at Wetherspoons.

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I would say this was a functional Wetherspoons, adequate but I wouldn't rush back. Food was passable but no more, service was reasonable, it was busy but managed to find a table. Food prices have really gone up in Wetherspoons so the value isn't what it was hence my mixed review. I went elsewhere for the other 2 nights I stayed in Fort William.

Worst place I’ve have eaten in, how the food can be freshly cook when it comes out as fast as it did is beyond me and to top it off I was extremely unwell after eating there and a few of my friends had upset stomach’s