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Top 10 British food in Ardersier, Inverness, Scotland
Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Ardersier. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you.. 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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10. Red Hackle Cafe
An authentic dining experience with superb fresh bakery and family dining experience. Our local regiment dines here and we provide fresh bakery, homemade bread with our fresh soup We are proud to serve Costa coffee and provide a fun family menu for all th
Reviewed By ssm014
Lovely cafe near the Chapel in Fort GeorgeFinally found good options in vegetarian hot foods. the falafel burger and the lentil soup were yummyTen on ten marks for the soup..easily rhe best i have had in a long long time
9. 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.
8. Cawdor Tavern
Overall Ratings
4 based on 549 reviews
Traditional country pub and restaurant serving modern Scottish food with flair. Situated in the beautiful conservation village of Cawdor, close to the famous Cawdor Castle, Cawdor Tavern offers a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere to enjoy a simple bowl of
Reviewed By ksph12
Burger; vegan risotto; children's mash tatties and peas. One childâs chocolate brownie and one adults chocolate brownie. 1 medium and 1 small wine; 1 fresh orange juice; 1 fruit shoot £56. Burger tasted nice but not much attention paid to presentation and very few chips. Sausages and mash came but had to ask for peas - it tasted ok though. The Vegan risotto was lovely although a tad too salty. Sadly only 2 main courses for Vegans; no chips as fried in same fat as fish; bread has milk in it and no pudding! Staff were polite and friendly but we would not rush back what we had was probably the cheapest options on the menu. Other mains were pretty expensive especially steaks. Better places to go for better value I feel this is over priced for an old tavern.
7. The Plough Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
Newly renovated lounge and restaurant offering the finest of local food and drink. Exciting new menu accommodating vegan, vegetarian, GF and kids. Our lounge bar has an extensive range of north of Scotland gin, vodka, beer and whisky. Our public bar is in
Reviewed By jimbob_the_red
Rightio, I'm not one to complain and moan on this site at all. There were some really good things about the Plough and there were some really not good things.We'll start with the former;Ok, so we had a table booked for 7 o'clock, we got there just after 6pm we had a couple of drinks, sat outside in the beautiful beer Garden, loved the bar and general layout of the place, service was awesome, the beer was awesome. So far so good.However, as said we had booked a table in the morning for dinner at 7, we went through to the dining room, where the waitress just said to find somewhere and then went through everything they didn't have on the menu because they had been busy (No problem with that, places get busy) however, we sat at a table, which hadn't been wiped, even when our order was taken and she could see the table was filthy, it still wasn't cleaned. The food was lovely when it came, but then another wierd thing happened when we asked for another drink, we were told we had to pay for that in the bar seperate from the food, which we did, they had WiFi issues and the card payment took an age (I get things can be difficult due to the pubs remoteness)This place was frustrating because it does so many of the hard things right (good beer garden, friendly ambience, nice food, great bar service) and so many of the simple things horribly wrong, wiping tables, making sure that people can pay simply (trust me, people will spend more)
6. The Anderson
Overall Ratings
4 based on 246 reviews
Reviewed By Chris051973
Stayed for a couple of nights, had dinner and breakfast, the food was very good. Had multiple drinks in the evenings, many suggested by our hosts, all very delicious. Even took a nightcap to our room. Very convenient, Very clean, very friendly and knowledgeable staff. Very happy to recommend something for you.
5. The Pace Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By ann c
Home cooked food and very reasonable prices. Large dining area which sometimes can be a bit cold. Great welcome and fast service. Food is what i would call average although the macaroni cheese is very good.
4. 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.
3. The Cromal Hill Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
The Cromal Hill Restaurant is the passion of owner Sheena, who has over 30 years of experience as a chef in some of the top hotels and restaurants in Glasgow. The restaurant serves many classic dishes with a lean towards traditional Scottish cuisine. The
Reviewed By 327LancashireLass
Spending a weekend at Nairn and a friend recommended eating here. Well worth a visit. An excellent menu full of local produce with something for everyone. Nice kids menu too. We had 3 starters, 4 mains, 3 desserts and coffee for under £90. The venison haunch was amazing as was the game casserole. The service was so friendly, and despite being quite buy, the staff had time to stop and chat with customers, making us feel really welcome and creating a lovely ambience. We'll definitely be back.
2. Fortrose Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 353 reviews
Bright friendly cafe in Fortrose to suit all age groups. We have a fully kitted out disabled toilet. The cafe is wheelchair friendly. For the kiddywinkles we have a selection of toys to keep them amused, leaving mums and dads peace to enjoy the fabulous f
Reviewed By 1945DJM
The fact that the cafe was very busy was an excellent sign and this was reflected intuit the service was really good. We also enjoyed the lunch and the cakes were as good as we have had anywhere.
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.
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