Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Isle of Arran. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you.. Packed to the gills with antique silver, porcelain and furniture, the red sandstone Brodick Castle is one of the highlights of the Isle of Arran. The castle overlooks Goatfell, a majestic hill that’s a popular day hike. The Machrie Moor stone circles make for a mystical field trip, as does a tour of The Arran Malt whisky distillery.
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4 based on 572 reviews
With its rustic-chic style, The Douglas Bistro has a refreshing simplicity but a serious intent.The cuisine is honest and straightforward in style, bold and hearty in flavour. No fussy preparation or pretentious artistry, just thoughtful and skillful use
Lovely to sit and have a dr8nk and watch the world go by. You are also sitting overlooking the sea. Beautiful!!!!
4 based on 264 reviews
Recently refurbished and under new management from August 2015. We serve an eclectic mix of international and Scottish fayre with amazing views to beach and Holy Isle. Delicious Pizza, hand spun and baked in a stone based pizza oven are also available for
Booked our evening meal here on our first night of holidaying on the island. What a great choice. We had a lovely table in the window with great views over the bay and plenty of room for our big dog to curl up in the corner.The menu was very good and matched with warm friendly service. The food was very well prepared and highly enjoyable.The atmosphere is very relaxing and the decor/cleanliness is excellent.This is a wonderful place to eat, and should not be missed.
4 based on 1017 reviews
For a truly different dining experience in a relaxed and bustling atmosphere try Brambles Seafood + Grill. Have a drink at the bar, enjoy a frothy coffee by the fire or a glass of wine on the terrace. We only use free range chicken, 21 day hung beef and f
This was a good recommendation from a local. A very pleasant, nicely furnished and decorated room which offered us the distinct advantage that it was a dog friendly area of the restaurant. Notwithstanding that we were separated from the main restaurant, the service was attentive and the food and wines well received. We would definitely return to investigate the menu further. Dear BazSingapore,Thank you so much for sharing your feedback regarding your recent dining experience in Brambles Seafood and Grill. We are delighted to read how much you enjoyed the food, wines, ambience and our attentive service. Our team will be very happy to read your positive comments. Hopefully your VIP (Very important pooch!) enjoyed its experience as well.Thank you again and we hope to welcome you back soon on your next visit to Arran.Kind regards,Carol AGuest Services Manager
4 based on 1020 reviews
Previously known and established as Fiddlers' by Arran local Dónal Boyle, Croftersâ has developed into a vibrant and friendly bistro which showcases the talent of local musicians and provides a platform for world class visiting artists from all over Scotl
My husband and I recently visited Arran and found ourselves in Crofters 2 out of the 3 days we were there - we went for lunch the first time and it was so delicious that we went back the next day (I particularly recommend the cullen skink - exactly what I needed after a brisk walk to Brodick Castle!). The atmosphere is really lovely and the staff were super friendly. All the food we tried was delicious and I would certainly recommend a visit if you're in the area.
4 based on 977 reviews
Our delicious menu uses fresh, local ingredients. Head Chef Jamie Mercer & his team prepare all dishes in house. Great food, relaxed atmosphere, in an idyllic setting. A warm family welcome awaits.
My wife , two friends and I had a meal here on Sunday 29th September. The staff were very friendly, polite and efficient. The food was excellent as was the decor , toilets etc.. Thoroughly enjoyed our evening in no small part due to the friendly staff , thanks to you all.Hi,We are delighted that you all enjoyed your experience at the brodick bar.Our staff are just fabulous. Even if we do say so ourself!We cook fresh to ensure top quality for you.We look forward to welcoming you again soon.Best wishes Laura
4 based on 219 reviews
We chose this restaurant for lunch during our visit to the Isle of Arran based on TripAdvisor reviews. The menu choice was really imaginative and perfect for a casual lunch. We had garlic mushrooms and goats cheese on toast and Cullen Skink, both were absolutely delicious. Highly recommended!
4 based on 602 reviews
eighteen69 is Auchrannieâs Scottish tapas restaurant serving a wide range of small plates in a relaxed, informal environment. The restaurant is located in the glasshouse and lounges of the Country House Hotel. Customers are encouraged to choose and share
This restaurant is part of the Auchrannie estate and located in what is the original hotel. There has been a lot of money spent on the surroundings, both in this place and the two other restaurants on site. Eighteen69 offers smaller plates at good prices, there is enough to satisfy you and the flavours are good. The place is warm and welcoming and well appointed. Be aware that now we are into the winter season, it closes a couple of days during the week, something to be mindful of if you were thinking of eating here and are disappointed when you turn up. Well worth a visit though.Dear Duquesadiner,Thank you so much for your great review and lovely compliments on eighteen69 Restaurant. We are very happy indeed that you enjoyed the warm and welcoming ambience as well as the super tasty, small plate Scottish inspired dishes.Thank you again for sharing your feedback and we hope to see you back again soon!Kind regards,Carol AGuest Services Manager
4 based on 738 reviews
Newly built Cafe Thyme serving teas, coffees, homebaking, delicious lunches, homemade bread and pides (Turkish pizzas baked in the wood burning oven), wines, beers and a large selection of loose leaf teas.Hamza the chef built the wood burning oven himself
Great food, great views and great staff.The Turkish pides are worth the trip alone. Add to that, superb hand cut chips and the lightest lemon drizzle cake, and you won't be disappointed. Great selection of teas and delicious coffee. The large, outdoor play area ensures happy children which equals happy adults.Hi Dianne,Thank you for your compliments, we're delighted that you enjoyed Cafe Thyme and look forward to seeing you next time!
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5 based on 430 reviews
Traditional home cooked Scottish/Italian food with locally sourced produce seafood a speciality this is a B.Y.O.B restaurant
We were warned in advance that it's hard to get a table at The Stags Pavilion, so book well in advance (weeks) so you're not disappointed. It's a fairly simple set-up, a smallish restaurant in an old pavilion, which has been done up to feel homely, comfortable and welcoming. With a very talented Italian chef in the kitchen and his wonderfully friendly and accommodating wife Valerie out front, this dynamic duo really know how to run a restaurant. We chose from the vegetarian/vegan menu, which is extensive, and were bowled over by the flavours, the portion size and the great value for money. Highly recommended!!
4 based on 572 reviews
With its rustic-chic style, The Douglas Bistro has a refreshing simplicity but a serious intent.The cuisine is honest and straightforward in style, bold and hearty in flavour. No fussy preparation or pretentious artistry, just thoughtful and skillful use
Lovely to sit and have a dr8nk and watch the world go by. You are also sitting overlooking the sea. Beautiful!!!!
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