Lochland's

We went for lunch on a Friday. The atmosphere was a classic Irish pub. I've been here many times. Every visit has been fantastic. The food, drinks, and service are always stellar. I've been eyeing the cioppino for some time now. I tend to always miss the season when I want to order it. I finally decided to ask when the season is. Basically between the months of October until March. I was also informed that they might be able to make it off season as well if you just ask. The soup took about 15 minutes to be made. It came out piping hot, you could tell it was made from scratch. It was delivered in a large bowl with another large bowl for your shells. It was chock full of mussels, squid, white fish, and about 5 shrimp. The broth was good but a little under seasoned. It had plenty of aromatics but lacked body and salt. It came with bread but the broth wasn't rich enough to dip. It just tasted like wet toast. It was quality, just not too my standard especially for the price as it's one of the more expensive items on the menu. All in all this place is great. Just find something that looks good to you and I'm sure you'll enjoy yourself. Happy hour is great. I found out the specials in the food items are reduced portions. For a couple it's the prefect sharing amount.

There are very few bars in Dallas that can pour a good Guinness. Lochland's is on the list of those who know how to do it well. They serve big portions of good food, a great place to watch EPL or Six Nations Rugby. They are friendly folks who tun the show. The main bar is a little loud but you might like that? They have a nice picnic /beer garden to sit in the back patio. We will come back.

Really fast and really great breakfast on the weekends. Everyone loved their food -- we have chicken & biscuit, a breakfast sandwich, and potato pancakes with salmon. All were fabulous!

I went on a Friday evening. The interior of the pub was cool. It was dimly lit and the decor was spot on. Wooden floors, vintage looking light fixtures. I was craving fish & chips & Lochlands had been pinned to try for a while. It's a seat yourself pub & service was quick. I was disappointed in my fish, but the fries were great! The portion of the fish was good, but it was the lack of flakiness was a let down. I'd like to go back & try something else. They also have a cute looking beer garden.

Local bar with a decent menu. Service was friendly and prompt and food was good. I had a wedge salad, which was good (though a little over-drenched in dressing) and hubs got the fish and chips which he loved.

Lochland's in Lake Highlands is a charming neighborhood pub that offers a cozy, laid-back atmosphere with a great selection of drinks. The menu features delicious comfort food, with standout items like hearty burgers and flavorful fish and chips. The staff is friendly and welcoming, making it a perfect spot to relax with friends or enjoy a casual meal.

I drove all the way from Bishop Arts, passing by many restaurants; looking for something to eat. I was hungry but everything just seemed to be so mundane. Got here and was welcomed by the Open sign and the front door and the awesome staff at the bar. I opted for Fish n chips and loaded tators and boy were they good !!! I don't like tartar sauce but what you get here is different. I think they make it fresh. Ummm so delish is that tartar sauce I had n me mouth today. Pare that with a nitro Guinness Beer and you will only want to come back again.

Met a friend for dinner, and we wanted to go somewhere easy. This was this place, big beer garden. Friendly vibe. Not too busy, The cocktail and drink list is long, so many things to choose from. I tried the ultimate gin and tonic for a cocktail. It was good. Switched to a Hefeweizen with dinner, We shared the cheese board. So good. Solid selection of cheese: Brie, Humboldt fog, and manchego. I followed that up with a Reuben. It was good.. Totally hit the spot. Layers of flavors. Didn't fall apart. Will indulge again

LOVED this place. To start off, I am fish and chips obsessed, and a i've tried just about every place in Dallas. This place is IT. I've been getting really tired of restaurants raising their prices for this dish and not offering anything special. Lochland's serves a very generous portion (this is the only place I have ever needed a box for), amaaaaazing house made sauces, including a dill-forward tartar that is superb, fantastic french fries and a very fresh side of coleslaw. This is WELL worth the $17, and I can't say that for many places in Dallas, if any at all. We also got a bloody merry and an order of wings, both of which were excellent. The spicy sauce was a winner.The restaurant was very cute itself, and best of all, the staff was so kind and attentive. Our waiter was great and a very kind lady (the manger?) checked on us several times and even sent over and extra side of coleslaw when she saw how enthusiastic I was about the fish and chips . I think this will be my new spot and I HIGHLY recommend you give Lochland's a try. Safe to say, everything we had was a success.

Food is spot on, servers and bar tenders are the best and the ambiance is easy. The shepherd's pie is excellent.