Breakfast

We take our breakfast very seriously here at the St Ives.

Each morning, our guests are treated to a delicious cooked breakfast while enjoying the stunning sea views from our dining room window.

We Also have created an outdoor terrace and beer garden at the front of the hotel overlooking the Clyde.

We only use quality and fresh ingredients and always try to source local Scottish foods.

Our free-range eggs come from Stronchullin Farm and our salmon is Scottish and smoked by the local heroes Karen and Allan at the multi-award winning Argyll Smokery.

Enjoy an array of morning coffees prepared expertly by our staff

We are happy to accommodate your dietary requirements and special requests with advance notice.

Cooked Breakfast Menu

We provide a full Scottish Breakfast with local Quality pork sausage, grilled back bacon, sauteed mushrooms, grilled tomato and delicious tattie scone and free-range farm eggs cooked to your liking... And don't forget to include traditional Stornoway black pudding of course! Baked beans on request should you wish.

If you fancy something different, then how about local farm eggs scrambled with the most amazing Scottish salmon smoked locally by the famous multi-award winning Argyll Smokery and accompanied with thick wholewheat toast!

Or sample our healthy selection option with a healthy fruit, cereal and croissant.

We cater to most dietary requirements - vegan, dairy and gluten free options are always available!

Our Bar

We have a lovely wee bar onsite so come and try local gins and whisky! You are welcome to have a wee dram there or in our guest lounge while enjoying the stunning sea views over the Bay or in your bedroom. We will be happy to bring one up for you or have a bottle/glass waiting on ice for your arrival. Our bar (as well as our Dining room) are exclusive to our guests only but you are very welcome to bring your family and friends. Just let us know with as much notice as possible so we can welcome them properly.

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