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Top 10 Places to Eat and Drink

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1. Three Chimneys

Shirley and Eddie Spear have been enhancing their international reputation for 20 years in this sublime cottage restaurant (see Three Chimneys) .
2. Bonaventure

Chef Richard Leparoux has chosen the remotest corner to set up his restaurant. Well worth the trek to find dazzling French-Scottish dishes in an old RAF base with picturesque surrounds.
3. Port Mor House

Dinner is included with bed and breakfast here, simply because there’s nowhere else to go. Thankfully the restaurant excels itself (see Port Mor House) .
4. Kilmichael Country House

Considering the hotel’s five-star rating, its restaurant is a bargain. Set four-course menus and a connoisseur’s wine list. Booking essential.
5. Eilean Iarmain Hotel

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.
6. The Mishnish

Celebrated pub on Tobermory’s colourful seafront. Always bustling (and often packed) with locals and visitors. Regular live music.
7. An Tuireann

Swish, modern arts exhibition centre. Part of the draw is the delicious vegetarian meals and snacks served in the café.
8. Jura Hotel

Quaint old coastal hotel. In any one evening you are likely to meet most of Jura’s inhabitants. Simple food in the scenery of the gods.
9. Castlebay Bar

Cheap bar meals are on offer, as well as silver service with all the trimmings in its restaurant overlooking the village bay.
10. Druimard Country House Hotel

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