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Where to eat Scottish food in Dornie: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Scottish restaurants to try in Dornie. Dornie is a small former fishing village in the Kintail district in western Ross-shire Highlands of Scotland, with a population of 360. It is near the meeting point of Loch Duich, Loch Alsh and Loch Long.
10. The Croft Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 71 reviews
A GREAT PLACE TO MEET AND EAT. Serving delicious dishes from the land, sea, soups, snacks and afternoon tea.
Reviewed By Shazymurph
When we arrived in the afternoon they had just finished serving afternoon tea so we had coffee and cake. Lovely butternut squash cake and pear and bramble. We decided to go back for dinner and weren’t disappointed. Best meal of our weekend away. Black pudding with goats cheese and Cullen skink to start followed by Vegetarian lasagne and a cheeseburger. Delicious.
9. The Waterside Seafood Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 510 reviews
Reviewed By FrequentFlier819720
By far one of the best eateries I have been to in a long time.Friendly place Top class food Fish only mind
8. Beth's Coffee Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By jools024
After a recommendation decided to visit. Requested table for two.Met with rude we have no tables ,no offer of waiting or when would be a better time.If this is a highland welcome to tourists I have to apologise and say we are all not like that .
7. Plockton Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 916 reviews
Reviewed By peakdistricttravel
Great pub, had the rugby World Cup on as well as well kept beer.Dog friendly.Seafood is spot on, had oysters and king scallops today very nice.Staff friendly.Great village and sea from cottages.
6. The Glenelg Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 199 reviews
Reviewed By Susanplus3
This was our first visit to Glenelg for a holiday, and the Glenelg Inn is a gem in the middle of this wonderful community. We felt very welcome, even though there were lots of locals in the bar, and the staff were really friendly and helpful too. We were lucky to be there for two different live music events, both of them were excellent. And the food! Wow! We ate at the Inn for lunch and dinner a few times during our holiday, and it was quite simply superb every time. Great choices for vegetarians and vegans, which can be unusual in a local pub. Good to see local ingredients used. Highly recommended.
5. Plockton Shores Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1137 reviews
Reviewed By Sue B
Great welcome from really friendly staff. Relaxed atmosphere. The menu of dishes identified as surfy, turfy, or wee includes some great choices and very good value. The mussels were beautifully presented, really tasty and although from the "wee" choices a good sized portion.
4. The clachan highland pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By sotlandshoequeen
We had a lovely meal here on the last night of our holiday. Service was quick and friendly and the prices quite reasonable. We had a great starter, a seafood platter of locally sourced salmon, crab and langoustines. The kids had burgers which were very tasty and came with twice-cooked chips, delicious! Pudding was also very good and very chocolatey, a hit with the kids! This pub is quite small and we tried to book to avoid disappointment but they only take bookings for parties over 6 people. We went early to get a table which was just as well because it soon filled up and when we left people were queuing for a table.
3. Dornie Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 222 reviews
Reviewed By Robert B
We went after seeing the seafood platter online but everyone beat us there. The kitchen was running low, the wait staff was frazzled, and it just didn't work. The stars did not align-it was a holiday weekend, our bad choice. The manager, noticing our discomfort went out of his way to make things right. We will go back and try again-thanks for being the great Scottish host.
2. The Clachan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 414 reviews
Traditional Highland pub in the village of Dornie serving local ales, evening meals and an excellent range of whisky.
Reviewed By pastelman10Yorkshire
We visited this pub for evening meal, it was early and so very quiet, the staff were friendly with a nice greeting. The menu is fairly limited, I chose haggis, neaps and tattles a truly traditional Scottish dish? Mine came the haggis having being formed in a ring decorated with a small amount of greenery on the top, it was accompanied by swede pieces which were cooked and tender and new potatoes, no mash, no gravy a fairly dry concoction, sadly the haggis was flavour free and was far away from similar meals I have had in other restaurants or pubs. My wife chose the Scampi and chips this came with side salad which was fresh. The scampi was also tasteless and the chips seemed to be of the frozen kind. We visited this pub because it was local to our accommodation and had reasonable reports on trip advisor. Sadly our experience was not a good or positive one.
1. Eolach
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
Glenelg based supper clubs. BYOB. Tasting menus and Sunday Brunch. Also available for private dinners for up to 12 guests.
Reviewed By 433andyh
Verity and Jenny cooked and served a fantastic dinner for my guests at my 50th Birthday Party last weekend. The food was delicious and beautifully presented to 14 guests at the House we had rented. They were a joy to work with from the outset, quick to respond, suggest menu options and very organised on the day itself. A talented pair indeed! I would absolutely recommend them to anyone as my experience was truly faultless.
