Essen und Restaurants in Highland Council

“great restaurant,super friendly service and seasonal food cooked to perfection. We use it for special occasions.”

“Beautiful food in a great location. The restaurant is also located by the river Ness, so if you're lucky you can enjoy your food with a view.”

“Shopping - Ladies, Gents, delicatessen & cafe. 15 minute drive from St Trinneans. ”

“Upmarket restaurant, can be busy so would recommend booking a table in advance. Walking distance from flat.”

“A great pub with exceptional views of Loch Ness and great food and drinks. There're nearby forest or beach walks and a visit to the nearby Nessie hunter is well worth it!”

“Check out their pre-theatre deals. Can get busy so worth booking in advance. Walking distance from flat.”

“Bar with a mini beer garden that looks out over the castle. Walking distance from flat.”

“Johnny Foxes is great for a drink early on or if you like live music head there later in the night. Only a short walk to and from The Loft.”

“Johnstons is a great place to visit. Take a free tour of the factory to see how the methods, machinery and craftsmanship of many years past are still used today to create the wonderful Johnstons products, as well as for Burberry, Hermes and other iconic brands. Relax and enjoy coffee, cake or lunch in the fabulous restaurant before some well earned retail therapy in the Mill Shop. Fabulous interiors, clothing, gifts and accessories and local produce. ”

“Velocity is a community enterprise cafe and bicycle workshop. Their aim is to inspire more folk to cycle and lead a healthy, happy lifestyle. Great food, great coffee and great ethos!”

“Excellent tour guides with passion for the local area. Variety of tours available - bike, 4X4, walking. The Red Deer Centre is well worth a visit. The onsite cafe and gift shop are fabulous!”

“A great break from the fish & chips/burger & chips of so many places, this does pizzas and nice snacks and good coffee. It is pronounced 'she-a'.”

“beautiful grounds and interesting museum where you can research your family tree!”

“Logie Farm Steading is a lovely collection of businesses operating from a picturesque steading location. There is a cafe serving good quality savoury and sweet foods, a garden shop, a whisky shop, bookshop, gift shops and an art gallery. There is also a natural play area for children. In the surrounding woodland and grounds you can choose from several country walks that will take you through the gorge of Randolph's Leap-a famous local landmark with an historic tale, and a SSSI (Sites of Special Scientific Interest). www.logie.co.uk/whats-happening/ Instagram: @logiesteading”

“Best Seafood Restaurant in the area, it worth the drive to Onich. Local clams and mussels”

“Wonderful bookshop with exhibition gallery on the top floor. Don’t miss the delicious cake and coffee at river level”

“The Isle of Skye baking company is a wee bit out of Portree but it dose great lunch breads and sweet treats. They have a variety of lovely short breads that are also great as wee gifts. Also if you're a Tea drinker they have a good variety and even some local blends that are very tasty. ”

“ This bakery is very popular, and there's a reason for that. the food is amazing. The best BLT I have ever tasted. Eat in and take away available.”

“You have to visit the bakery for not only their gorgeous breads but also to see the super cute quirky fairy tale buildings!”

“This elegant Grade A listed former courthouse, built in 1773, now houses fascinating exhibitions about the historic town of Cromarty, which are FREE to visit. ”

“Flora was a Bake off finalist and this is her tiny but beautiful bakery in the gorgeous town of Dunkeld. ”

“Dave the baker is a legend and always has a full stocked bakery with breads, cakes & pies.”

“Visit this artisan bakery early if you want some amazing treats - long ferment bread, hand made viennoiserie, patisserie & savouries to die for but they get scooped up early. Delicious freshly made pizzas & hot rolls served throughout the day in the beautifully built Crannog building next door which overlooks the marina. 40mins drive west from the Old Laundry. ”

“Our go to place for Aberdeenshire butteries and home of the world famous Balmoral bread.”