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the best part of our walk through kirkwall. we looked for a pub on the way back to our ship and saw it. not very welcoming from the road, but if.
we had a little time to walk the city and wanted to stop in a pub for a beer. we ran into the auld motorhoose. When you came in, it was a bit dark and.
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4.3
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City: Kirkwall, 16 Albert Street, Kirkwall KW15 1HP, United Kingdom
"Excellent service, great cup of Darjeeling tea and best coronation chicken sandwich I have had in 2 months of travelling the UK. Lovely young ladies running front of house."
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City: Orkney Islands (near Kirkwall), Banks, KW17 2RW, Orkney Islands, United Kingdom
"I have had a blue badge for my disability for many years have always been treated gracefully. On arrival here today I was questioned as to whether I needed to park in the disabled space close to the building. We had intended staying for lunch but having lost my appetite we had drinks and left to enjoy lunch elsewhere."
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City: Orkney Islands (near Kirkwall), 14 Harbour St, Kirkwall KW15 1LE, Orkney Islands, United Kingdom
"Lamb shank was nothing but fat and gristle. The "tiramisu was just a parfait with raspberries. A big disappointment food wise. The beer was good. Service mediocre Food: 1 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 3"
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City: Orkney Islands (near Kirkwall), The Murray Arms Back Road, Orkney Islands, United Kingdom
"Our party had two rooms this April. One was 140 L, the other 150 L. They were so tiny one had to crawl over the bed to get in or out. There was no place to open a suitcase, no glass, no shelves in the bath, no reading light, no bed-side table. These rooms would have been minimal in a hostel at 25 L. Eat at the Murray Arms but don't even think of staying the night. Bruce MacPhail"