The Storehouse Restaurant with Rooms

The Storehouse Restaurant with Rooms

Review

“I set a line and looked back at the valley. It was like a green open hand among the hills.” G.M. Brown.

Breathing new and beautiful life into the Grade B Listed Building: owners of The Storehouse Restaurant with Rooms, have transformed a formerly forgotten store, into a glorious place to eat, drink and stay a while. Highly successful married couple: Judith Glue and David Spence, have honed their considerable skills to create an artistic feast for the eyes, soul and the tummy. There’s a Viking spirit that runs through the town of Kirkwall, and the Orkney-inspired Storehouse Restaurant with Rooms, offers artistry and spotless luxury. With well-appointed, en-suite rooms that boast lush creature comforts, such as Egyptian Cotton sheets and enveloping Bathrobes, plus many more sumptuous treats, there’s a super-friendly and helpful team who help make your stay perfect.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT

With miles of captivating coastline, beauteous beaches and spectacular scenery, the mysterious Orkney Islands attract admirers of all ages, and The Storehouse Restaurant with Rooms in Kirkwall is a very special attraction indeed. Serving excellent fresh and locally produced food, this fantastic restaurant creates simple, yet flavourful menus, all under the watchful eye of local Orcadian; Gayle Grieve- Executive Chef/Manager who works alongside her Head Chef Danny Cormack. Using an expert eye to produce dishes that are contemporary, but are always local, the ethos of the kitchen is to push boundaries, and create mouthwatering, incredible food. The surroundings of the restaurant are attractive and very relaxing, resulting in a unique experience that weaves a wondrous web of Food, Art & Design.