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United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 British food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Craigellachie
Find out what British restaurants to try in Craigellachie including Restaurant Highlander Inn, The Copper Dog, The Mash Tun, The Dowans Hotel, Sidings Cafe, Seven Stills, A Taste of Speyside, The Stuart Arms, The Byre Grazing, The Malt Barn at Glenfiddich
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10. The Malt Barn at Glenfiddich
Overall Ratings
4 based on 148 reviews
A Speyside secret turned famous by our award-winning chef Addy Daggert. If he's not working on another world-awarded recipe, he'll be serving up seasonal food on a menu that changes each week. Giving you the very best local ingredients.Sit by an open fire
Reviewed By collavfc
I had to reschedule my day as the rain had kicked in. Rather than walk, I decided to visit a few distilleries. By the time I got to Glenfiddich, I was hungry. I opted for a Fiddich pie, fries and a cup of Cullen Skink. Iâm getting a bit of an aficionado of Skink and this was outstanding. Loads of cream, onion and smoked fish. The bar was really busy, but the staff were on point. The distilleries are really getting the message with regard to visitors and Glenfiddich are on point.
9. The Byre Grazing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By Douglas W
Stopped in just after opening on a Sunday morning. Although their were not offering their full chef prepared breakfast, we found the sandwiches and sweets very satisfying. It's hard to find a good breakfast / coffee shop in Scotland. The Byre Grazing was a nice start to our Sunday itinerary of distillery tours. Would definitely eat here again.
8. The Stuart Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 581 reviews
We are a family run bar and resraurant set in the heart of whisky country. We have over 240 whiskies including some very rare bottles! We have local real ale on draught and bottles. Beer garden, pool, darts, jukebox, sky sports and BT sports. Open till la
Reviewed By Eds2000
Stopped in here when walking the Speyside way for food. AMAZING! Good portions and very good quality.Had a few beers...then found out they had just bought a vodka shots machine....disaster! Meant me and my mates had such a good laugh with the others in the bar and owners...but the next day was hard work!I can only apologise as meant to write this a LONG time ago...but passed through Dufftown on Sunday and that reminded me!Thank you I bet it was hard work next day the machine was crazy but a good laugh till next day Cheers Anne
7. A Taste of Speyside
Overall Ratings
4 based on 368 reviews
Reviewed By Centh L
Just by chance, wife hungry and grumpy. The chef made her´s trout superfast to her liking and everything was back in order. I had the fillet and it was amazingly tender. Wanted to return on sunday or monday but unfortunately they had closing days.
6. Seven Stills
Overall Ratings
4 based on 278 reviews
The Seven Stills is a small, family-run pub, lounge and bistro situated in the heart of the small Speyside town of Dufftown. The drinks include over 300 single malt whiskies, a wide range of Scottish gins, a selection of Scottish vodkas, craft beers and c
Reviewed By MichySimone
This restaurant/pub is a gem. We had not booked, arrived at 6pm, and were seated promptly. We were astounded by the selection of whiskies, and thoroughly enjoyed our own tasting session, along with our dinner. The food was phenomenal. We reminisced on all the dinners we have had on our trips in the past 6 months. This is certainly one of the best, if not THE best. We had our desserts in the lovely cosy sitting area (along with two other guests who we had met on one of our distillery tours). We may need to visit Dufftown, just to eat here again.
5. Sidings Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 106 reviews
Sidings is a quirky 42 seater Cafe located in two 1950s railway carriages at Dufftown Railway Station, in between the famous Balvenie & Glenfiddich Distilleries at the point of the Speyside Way. A seasonal operation open 7 days a week from 1st MARCH until
Reviewed By Rossergruffydd
The cafe is in a freshly painted carriage with flowers on the tables and outside seating as well. The staff are genuinely friendly and even wish you a great journey on their delightful railway. The baking is fresh and the coffee in cafetiers. Prices are good and the cafe is very busy. You can order from the counter and pay if you are sitting outside on the platform.
4. The Dowans Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By greenstOat24
We booked dinner at 57 on our first night at Dowans. We began with drinks in the bright and light bar, where the cocktails were great, and the service impeccable. We moved to the restaurant, having ordered our meals and wine while having drinks. Service was beatifully measured, and the staff were engaging and respectful. The food was excellent, and the quantities generous without being excessive. A range of pasta and pizza dishes is available, but really the focus is on the more involved dishes, such as scallops and lobster. Overall, could not be faulted. Well done all.
3. The Mash Tun
Overall Ratings
4 based on 559 reviews
Reviewed By Tim M
Friendly staff, great food and an outstanding range of malt whiskies. We were a group of 6 friends, The service was very good, The food well above standard âpub-grubâ.
2. The Copper Dog
Overall Ratings
4 based on 575 reviews
Reviewed By matthewbT9247JI
Great tasting food, simply prepared yet full of flavour, made with locally sourced seasonal ingredients. Reasonable selection of beers, excellent selection of whiskey and an excellent stop for anyone walking the Speyside way. Try the Quaich bar upstairs too, phenominal selection of Scotch.
Where to eat Scottish food in Craigellachie: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Restaurant Highlander Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 269 reviews
Reviewed By ericuu
Was recommended by a local, a party of four, upon reading the menu I thought theyâd given us the wrong one , probably a reasonable choice for a lunch time, but well below a standard for an evening meal, so on deciding on the described traditional fish and chips, being a short distance from Petershead I assumed i was in for a treat, well if frozen chips,peas and fish are traditional at about £12.95, though a really nice tarter sauce was provided ( yea ) , this was without doubt the most lazy meal I have had in ten years, apparently three chefs who canât be stooping so low as to make proper food, pretentious and lazy, with a management who are obviously either not in control or not bothered how they get money, but never mine again. We are sorry we didn't meet your expectations.Thank you for taking the time to comment
