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Inverness, Scotland Food Guide: 7 European food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Ardersier
Reviews on European food in Ardersier, Inverness, Scotland. Ardersier (Scottish Gaelic: Àird nan Saor) is a small former fishing village in the Scottish Highlands on the Moray Firth near Fort George, between Inverness and Nairn. Its name may be an anglicisation of the Gaelic "Àird nan Saor", or "Headland of the joiners", one local legend being that carpenters working on the construction of ecclesiastical buildings on the other side of the Moray Firth were quartered here.
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7. Sutor Creek
Overall Ratings
4 based on 677 reviews
Reviewed By dianeh566
Staying in Fortrose and was recommended to go to Sutor Creek, so booked a table as it was a friends birthday.Service was great.Food was fab.The shock was the bill at the end - I think £168 for 4 was expensive and thatâs with a round of drinks (2 of which was soft drinks)
6. Culloden Moor Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 564 reviews
Reviewed By Rantinrover
Dispel any images of a place in the style of nearby Leanach Cottage at Culloden Battlefield, this inn has all the attractiveness of a shower block from the outside. We were tipped off by our guesthouse hosts about it's popularity (nearby caravan park, locals and presumably the lack of competition in the area) so we booked a table which was just as well. The car park was full and the restaurant was busy too. (The site may also cater for a public bar - a lean-to for smokers with some coloured flashing lights seemed to be attached to a separate entrance next door). Inside it was a pleasant enough lounge bar with table service, serving standard bar meals. It had a casual atmosphere and the servers had a pleasant manner. We skipped starters and ordered Chicken with Haggis (£14.95) and Scampi with chips (£13.95). These were delivered in a reasonable timeframe considering how busy the place was when we visited. Both dishes had generous portions - the bed of haggis was a meal in itself but add to that the chicken fillet, a baked potato, a piece of corn on the cob, a chopped carrot, peas and a whisky sauce and your looking at a challenge! The next challenge was how to eat the corn on the cob without cob skewers but my wife managed to overcome both issues.I felt the scampi batter was a bit heavy and had been left in the fryer a bit too long but I couldn't criticise the portion size and overall the meal was okay.For dessert we had Sticky Toffee Pudding and Creme Brulee (£4.95 each) and these were tasty.We only added an alcohol-free beer and a gin & tonic to wash it all down which brought our bill to £48.50. Overall a fairly typical bar meal at average prices and it served it's purpose in the circumstances.
5. Bandstand Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 856 reviews
The Bandstand Restaurant is a charming restaurant overlooking Nairn beach. The glass fronted restaurant has stunning sea views. Dishes are freshly prepared from locally sourced produce. Lunch and dinner are served daily. Sunday Carvery lunch is very popul
Reviewed By RogerB2506
Seven of us stopped in for dinner, walked through the bar area and were seated in the restaurant area with a view of the water. Mussels, burgers, haddock were very good and the wine and beer made for a good evening. Would eat here again.
4. The Classroom
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1333 reviews
Reviewed By RioVistaMomma
We had such good food and great service that we ate here three times in three days. The cocktails are wonderful, too. The first two visits were as a couple, no reservation. The third time was with a large group (14) - with a reservation. The service was just as good whether there was just the two of us or the group.We're delighted that all three of your visits to the Classroom were such a success! So much so that we expect you'll be back next time just to visit us!! Thanks for taking the time to post such a great review.
3. One One Two
Overall Ratings
5 based on 161 reviews
Café, Bar, Kitchen and Wine Shop. Serving Contempary Scottish Cuisine. Specialising in a Sharing Style (or Not!!) Dining. Over 250 Wines to choose from, all available to take away or to drink in at an added £5.00 Corkage fee.
Reviewed By HOLODAYS2014
Out walking/shopping and popped in here today for latte and fruit scone.Both excellent and priced so reasonably. Will return and will recommend.
2. IV10 Cafe Bar Deli
Overall Ratings
4 based on 225 reviews
IV10 is an independent, family run café, bar and deli in Fortrose on the beautiful Black Isle. 'Be it brunch, lunch or dinner or just a drink with friends IV10, a place to be enjoyed at any time of the day'
Reviewed By Kenneth1960
My wife and I ate dinner at this lively restaurant when on short break to the Black Isle. The menu was interesting and the food was excellent. Great wine list too. Staff were very friendly and welcoming and their was a lively and friendly vibe. Liked the interior design of the restaurant too. No hesitation in recommending.
1. The Star Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By DennisLHopkins1
After a long 30-hour day of travel, and evening arrival, our B&B host recommended Star Inn. Simply superb! Wife had very substantial Veggie Tart Salad. Never had something so good and unique. I had macaroni bake. Great portion size, all homemade, glorious on a cool night. Located about 7 miles from Inverness airport. Get off beaten path and try this pub/restaurant. Reasonable prices, great service and food! Located in town of Ardersier.
Where to eat Bar food in Ardersier: The Best Restaurants and Bars
