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  • Distinguished restaurant showcasing the best of Scottish produce. Small choice, but cooked to perfection.

  • Rustic décor and a Bavarian chef delivering modern cuisine with flair. Specialities such as venison with fresh local chanterelles or grilled wood pigeon salad grace the menu.

  • Like chowder, this is a delicious soup made from smoked haddock, milk and mashed potato.

  • Another luxurious hotel dedicated to the highest refinements of eating and drinking. Monkfish and scallops with a courgette noodle stew sets the impeccable standard.

  • Dining room in a meticulously restored Victorian house situated just opposite Mull Theatre and overlooking the glen.

  • The UK’s most northerly mainland tearoom with a cornucopia of home baking.

  • Among trees on a ragged coastline, this fine old hotel has a stone-walled dining room where local smokehouse food is served. A long conservatory too for catching the sun.

  • A simple dining area offering light meals at Inverness’s vibrant theatre. Bright and breezy for lunch or pre-theatre meals.

  • Charming and cosily set in a huddle of historic buildings by the sea (with its own oyster beds). Highest quality set four-course menu (three choices for each course) and elite wine list.

  • Popular hangout for drinks and great pizzas – simple and consistently good.

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