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Good pub to meet up with your mates and get the craic! Friendly staff, good chilled beer, a great variety of music and was good to see an olf favourite back by popular demand Farmer Dunc! He had the place rocking in their a few weeks ago!

Great place to go chill out and get the craic!

Food left alot to be desired! Drink over priced! Nicely decorated tho!

Good location for a night out at the weekends! Great staff, Good music and the drink aint too bad either!

Friendly staff, good food.

Used to like Finlays as was a great gathering place at the weekends. Seems new owners trying to hard to please locals! Ceol-Mor is Gaelic for Big Music - not much big music there (Dead Grateful are a great band tho!) On last visit to bar there seemed to be more alcohol being consumed behind the bar than over the bar!

Aint been in ages and wouldnt bother again !! Went to see a couple of mates playing and we were asked to leave as we were whistling our appreciation for the band. Doormen were numptys !! Shame as it appears a good going pub but not for me or my crowd anymore !

good wee place and not far from doorstep.
good to see some change over the river, and by looks of it some new bands coming up aswell.

need more good bottled ales :)

Leonard Jones Potential were brilliant there. Pretty decent place.
There's still a pool table there though, which is no bad thing.
Been a few times and always been good at a weekend.
Worth a look and maybe a few looks back.

Cracking night out - dunno about the removed pool tables - if you want a game theres a pool table there along with 2 dart boards and a brilliant digital jukebox. Live music most weekends - so far Leonard Jones Potential, Sara Bills, James McKenzie, Dead Grateful, Dave Fleming among others with upcoming gigs from Mystic Shoes, Gerry Jablonski and 28 Jacks !! Not a bad wee gaff and definitely worth more than No 43 in the 'chart' !!

This place is definitely for the faithful regulars, half of them look like they have been there centuries.
Seriously though, it's a great laugh and worth going there just to hear the words of wisdom from the punters.
Charles is still looking out over his kingdom from the corner of the bar ( apparently it's his birthday but i'm not convinced that he's 45!).
The local hairdresser is still reigning supreme on the pool table and there is a sophisticated English chappie keeping an eye on things.
The food's excellent and the jukebox has some great tunes.
Try it out, it's well worth a visit.

Hogmannay RIP OFF!

£12 for a night that was no different to a normal saturday night! Other places in town with live music have no entrance fee and their drink prices are lower also with the exact same opening times!

Other places give you either some stovies and oatcakes or some haggis after the bells.

This is a greedy place intent on high prices for little service, such a shame as it actually is a nice place.

We visited the Caley when we came to Inverness from Ohio USA, as we did many other pubs in this great town. We found the friendliest people at the Caley. We came back a couple of years later and made sure we went there. Best manager there is and the prices are great. We had a ball. Thanks for your hospitality.

Well, initially a quick visit to this place en-route to somewhere else. One or two couples eating at around 6:30pm on a Friday night, and the staff were atentive enough to notice when one course was finished and when to bring the next. The rear of the venue was busy with pre-Christmas Night out drinkers before the moved elsewhere but service at the bar was slow. And £1.65 for a half pint of coke - so filled with ice it wouldn't have looked out of place at a MacDonald's or Burger King - now that really IS taking the piss out of those who have to (or choose to) remain sober or who are driving! Absolute rip off.

Venue looks spacious to being almost like 'where is the rest of your furniture' lool, and for a brief spell I may even have contemplated food, except the staff done something similar to the crew of the Marie Celeste, and vanished, leaving not even a slight sign of a menu. So with no menues, and no staff, I binned the eating idea.

For the first time I actually caught sight of a machine with multiples of plugs and cables purporting to 'charge your mobile phone' but it cost a £1 to do so. Strange concept as most bars I know would be wiling to let you plug in your phone for free.

Undecided on this place. Will definitely give it another chance but I get the impression it doesn't know where it's market is, or what it wants to be, and for a bar only across the bridge, and inside the inclusion zone of the expanding town (city) centre then it must surely make up it's mind soon if it's going to establish itself as a serious contender.

A great wee pub,plenty of well kept real ales.I visited for the 1st time a couple of weeks ago and found the staff very helpful and friendly and enjoyed a very nice lunch.