Restaurant & Menus

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Main Courses

 

FISH DISHES

 

Salmon
Simply Baked, grilled or poached 

 

Sole Mornay Florentine
Sole on a bed of spinach drizzled with a rich cheese sauce 

 

Sea Bass Rosti
Sea Bass grilled & served on a crisp onion and potato base   

 

Medley of Fish
Combi of Smoked Haddock, sole, scampi and king prawns  

Deep Fried Haddock
Coated with Chefs own beer batter and served with chips  

 

Local scampi
Deep fried and served on a mixed leaf salad with chips

 

MEAT DISHES

 

Chicken breast stuffed with haggis, wrapped in bacon          
With a whisky cream sauce

 

Steak and Ale Pie with onion mash

 

Blackened Cajun Chicken                                                       
With a Cajun sauce

 

Trio of steak, haggis and black pudding

With layers of apple and a whisky sauce

 

Please Note that all of the above dishes are served with both seasonal vegetables and chips

 

Sirloin Steak (8oz)

Accompanied with home made onion rings, mushrooms, tomato and chips Cooked to your preference and why not choose one of the following sauces to compliment 

  • Whisky
  • Peppercorn 
  • Diane sauce

 

Beef stroganoff
Cooked in a cream and brandy sauce and served with rice

 

Mushroom stroganoff

Cooked in a cream and brandy sauce and served with rice 

 

Chicken stir fry

Cooked in a Hoi Sin sauce and served with rice  

 

Vegetable stir fry

Cooked in a Hoi Sin sauce and served with rice   

 

Knowes “house curry”

Choice of prawn or chicken served with rice   
(Also available as a vegetarian option – please ask)

 

Pasta with a tomato, basil, onion and garlic sauce

 

SALADS

 

Warm chicken and orange
Ham
Cheese (combination of stilton, brie and cheddar)   

 

Side Orders

 

Side salad    
Seasonal Vegetables   
Chips 

See our Desserts Menu

 

For the latest prices, please download the menu

 

The Knowes Hotel cannot guarantee that any product on this menu is totally free from nuts or nut derivatives and that fish products are free from all bones.