Great food. The staff were extremely friendly and knew all about their products. More

We went here after having toured the Laphroig distillery to have lunch, as it is just a few miles down the road. We had heard that the cafe served excellent food. We can't vouch for that however, because it was too noisy and crowded, with a half-hour wait for a table, so we went elsewhere. Of the three distilleries on... More

We recently took the regular tour of the Ardbeg Distillery, followed by lunch at the visitor center. The tour was very interesting, as it was an example of a mid-sized west coast distillery (as compared to the huge Caol Ila and the miniature Kilchoman). The tour guide was less versed in numbers and statistics as the guides from other distilleries,... More

Ardbeg Distillery is THE moast beautiful place I have ever visited. The staff, location and food are out of this world. Keep up the good work guys. More

If you like good local food in a relaxed atmosphere you will love this. Take the morning bus, do the tour , and then lunch. Bus back at 2.15 or a stroll along to Lagavulin and then to Laphroaig. Stagger back from there to the Islay Hotal for dinner, and life aint much better!! More

A great tour round the distillery by Emma who was very informative and clearly passionate about the distillery which she grew up near. Lunch at the cafe is a must whilst there. All staff helpful and provide good cutsomer service. More

This distillery is a little gem. The tour is similar to most distillery tours, but is enhanced by the local knowledge of the lady who led the trip. Although young, she had lived at Ardbeg all her life, and so was a mine of information about all the factors which had led to the closure of Ardbeg, and it subsequent... More

The staff were all very helpful and the tour is very interesting and not to be missed. More

Lunch nice, busy. Shop a wee bit disappointing, had a problem finding prices. Maybe need to go on tour to see whole picture. More