Queen Of The Loch - West Dunbartonshire

I saw a photo of the menu on here and it is completely different now, very limited options and most you need to ask for it to be veganized that I always find a nervous experience! The lady who served us was a little miserable and I didn't get much trust in her understanding what was vegan. The meal was okay, filled a hole on our road trip! On the plus it is dog friendly so my pupfer was allowed!

Your Sunday menu has absolutely no vegan options apart from soup and side dishes. You need to think that vegans don't eat on Sunday? Nevertheless, the manager was really good and helpful, gave us a feedback card and he really seemed to want to make the place better, but it is part of a chain, so who knows who is actually responsible for the menu.

Visit first a work dinner for a very big party, they had taken the time to meet All the requirements for the diet were a more than sufficient selection. The next time was a family birthday party of twelve of my sister, who asked for two vegans and three vegetarian, options were much full, but on arrival a salad, a vegan star and a vegetarian main were the only available, very disappointed

This place has its act together for vegans since the last review in summer. Separate vegan menu with some choice. The food was fresh, delicious and plentiful. Hubby enjoyed the fish less fish and chips, I had the buffalo flower salad, had a kick on it safe! Would recommend.

Went into the Queen of The Loch , and ordered starters and lunch online (VE Nachos, VE Jackfruit Burger and VE Fake fish) Took an hour to arrive and when it did , came covered in cheese which we were then informed that the restaurant doesnt do vegan cheese even though it was on the menu. We were then offered the cauliflower wings, which took 15 extra minutes to come out and came out with a non-vegan mayo which we had to send back. Complained to the manager , who was very nice and offered a refund. Food was an okay quality , not given any cutlery. Wouldn't recommend to vegans.