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Olde Scottish Pub Favourites Salads & Starters Flat SALADS & STARTERS SOUPS STORNOWAY BLACK PUDDING & 7.50 SOUP OF THE DAY 4.50 APPLE SPRING ROLLS homemade soup served with a slice of argyll 3 spring rolls served with a sweet chilli sauce bakeries bread MACH DUNES CHICKEN WINGS 7.95 CULLEN SKINK 5.95 with a choice of campbeltown whisky bbq sauce or mach traditional scottish creamy soup made with local west coast dunes secret hot sauce with blue cheese dip and greens smoked haddock, potatoes and fresh herbs served with fresh local crusty bread ‘WORLD FAMOUS’ MACH DUNES 9.50 HAGGIS NACHOS with peppercorn sauce and local cheddar cheese Without haggis 8.95 OLDE SCOTTISH PUB FAVOURITES Individual serving 4.25 Half serving 6.25 HADDOCK ‘N’ CHIPS 10.95 loch fyne beer-battered haddock, homemade mushy PRAWN COCKTAIL 7.95 peas, chips and tartar sauce with marie rose sauce served on a bed of leaves with brown bread THAI GREEN CURRY WITH RICEGF chef’s thai green curry served with turmeric infused BREADED SCOTTISH PRAWNS 8.95 rice with choice of vegetables, chicken, or king prawns with tartar sauce served on dressed greens Vegetable 9.95 | Chicken 11.95 | King Prawns 12.95 DUO OF LOCH FYNE SALMON PLATTER 12.95 WHISKY GLAZED GAMMON STEAKGF 11.95 with brown bread and crisp chef salad 8 oz gammon steak with a springbank whisky and honey glaze served with chips, garden peas and a fried egg CAESAR SALAD 6.95 classic salad of gem lettuce, parmesan shavings, STEAK & SAUSAGE ALE PIE 12.50 garlic croutons, bacon and caesar dressing loch fyne ale-braised scottish steak topped with a buttery puff pastry and served with peas and a choice of DUNES SALADGF 5.95 boiled potatoes or chips traditional garden salad dressed with honey and whole-grain dijon mustard dressing CHICKEN MILANESE 12.95 pan fried chicken breast, served over homemade tomato GOAT CHEESE SALADGF 7.25 sauce, topped with sauteed potatoes, fresh rocket and pan seared goat cheese on a bed of wilted spinach, crushed tomato and mozzarella salad walnuts and apple, drizzled with balsamic reduction KINTYRE SEAFOOD PIE 16.25 SALAD ADD-ONS mix of fresh kintyre seafood cooked in creamy white wine Chicken 3.00 | Hot Smoked Salmon 3.50 and parsley sauce topped with a mull of kintyre cheddar cheese cracker crumb crust served alongside mashed potatoes and buttered vegetables FLAT BREAD PIZZA 10oz SIRLOIN STEAK 18.95 21-day dry aged campbell's gold, with chips, grilled tomato, flat cap mushroom and onion ring MARGHERITA 8.95 add breaded scottish prawns 5.95 our signature pizza PEPPERONI & SAUSAGE 10.95 MACARONI AU GRATIN 8.95 macaroni baked in a classic local cheese sauce PESTO, VEGGIE & GOAT CHEESE 10.95 served with garlic bread and chips MACARONI ADD-ONS SCOTTISH SPICY MEAT LOVERS 11.25 Campbeltown Smokehouse Hot Smoked Salmon 3.50 smoked ham, venison sausage, haggis, caramelised Stornoway Black Pudding 2.50 onions, jalapeños Haggis 2.50 Ham 2.00 FLATBREAD TOPPINGS Mushrooms 1.50 Ham, Mushroom, Haggis, Pepperoni, Caramelised Onions, Bacon, Chicken, Peppers, and Sausage .75 per additional topping FROM THE CHAR GRILL SANDWICHES & PANINIS All of our 8 oz burgers are made using the best quality All our sandwiches and paninis are served with coleslaw or meats, with a mixture of our own seasonings and onions. salad, and chips. Choose from sliced crusty white bread or rustic brown bread with an option to toast. CLASSIC BEEF BURGER 9.95 TUNA MAYONNAISE SANDWICH 6.75 FLYING SCOTSMAN BURGER 12.95 8 oz beef burger topped with a choice of haggis or CLASSIC OCH BLT SANDWICH 6.75 stornoway black pudding, smoked streaky bacon, local cheddar cheese and served with a jug of CHEF'S ROAST MEAT SANDWICH 6.75 peppercorn sauce OF THE DAY CHICKEN BURGER 9.95 HALF SANDWICH, SOUP & SALAD 6.75 with crisp lettuce, sliced tomato and garlic aioli only the above sandwiches are part of the soup, sandwich & salad combo VEGETARIAN BURGER 9.95 a mixture of spring vegetables, mozzarella cheese and BACON, LOCAL HOWGATE BRIE & 7.75 pesto served on a pretzel burger bun with sweet potato CRANBERRY PANINI fries, arran tomato relish and dressed salad TOMATO & MOZZARELLA MELT PANINI 7.75 BUILD YOUR OWN 'OLD TOM' BURGER 12.95 start with classic beef or chicken burger with cheddar SWEET CHILLI CHICKEN & CHEESE PANINI 7.75 cheese and add your choice of two toppings. BURGER TOPPINGS All of our bread and rolls are sourced from Argyll Bakeries Bacon, Haggis, Stornoway Black Pudding, Caramelised in Campbeltown. Onions, Chorizo, Mushrooms, Onion Rings, and Mozzarella 1.25 per additional item TEX MEX CORNER SIDES If your meal comes with chips you may substitute for sweet CHICKEN FAJITAS 9.95 potato fries for an extra charge of .75p. chicken with seasoned sautéed onions and peppers served with flour tortillas, mexican-style rice, refried beans, pico de gallo, sour cream and salsa ONION RINGS 2.25 TACOS 9.95 GARLIC BREAD 2.00 seasoned ground beef, cheddar cheese, shredded lettuce and 3 crisp taco shells with mexican-style rice, CHEESY GARLIC BREAD 2.75 refried beans, pico de gallo, sour cream and salsa BOILED POTATOES 2.25 MACH DUNES TEX MEX COMBO 16.95 CHIPS 2.50 1/2 rack of baby back bbq ribs and bbq chicken breast, MAC & CHEESE 3.95 with corn on the cob, coleslaw, chips and campbeltown whisky bbq sauce SWEET POTATO FRIES 2.75 JUG OF PEPPERCORN SAUCE 2.50 ARGYLL BEEF BRISKET SANDWICH 9.95 brisket slow roasted in loch fyne ale, served on a pretzel bun with caramelised onions, horseradish sauce, topped with cheddar cheese, with chips and coleslaw Food Allergies, Intolerances and Food Borne Illness: Please inform your server before ordering if a person in your party has a food allergy or intolerance. All food is prepared in an area where allergens may be present. Before ordering food and drinks please speak to our staff if you want to know about our ingredients. Consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, shellfish and egg may increase your risk of food borne illness..
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