The Fort Coffee Collective in Highland

Lovely city centre pub right next to the castle. Visited twice during our stay, both early evening. Booking is essential as on both occasions all the tables in the dog friendly bar were full. All the staff were friendly, even on Friday and Saturday evenings, when it can get quite busy. The food is very good and excellent value for money. Keep an eye on the specials board. My wife tried the macaroni cheese and smoked salmon from it and was really impressed. On our first visit I had the haggis, neeps and tatties, while my wife had the cullen skink. Both were excellent. On our second visit I had the battered haddock & chips, which was large and delicious. Please be aware that there are multiple tv screens in the place showing sport and entertainment programmes, sometimes at the same time. Perhaps not the place for a romantic cosy occasion. However, it has a good atmosphere and would thoroughly recommend visiting when you’re in Inverness

We arrived about 7pm without a reservation but were seated right away Excellent attentive service from Kiera, food beautifully cooked by Ryan A great eating experience

Très agréable situation entre 2 ballades, service très prévenant. Des plats typiques, abordables. Le top après une journée de tourisme.

It is sometime since I stopped here. Overall I was very disappointed. Service was ok. The food was not great although it was cooked to order. Would not go out my way to stop here again.

Do not make any requests, or you will be met with an intimidating stare and a passive/aggressive response. It made our stay quite difficult, but we stuck it out as it was peak season at the time. Also, our room more suited to a single bed category - with a double bed squeezed into it, there was barely enough room to move along one side of the bed and around the end of the bed, as it was so close to the wall on two sides. There are plenty of other good B&B's in the area who will be glad to welcome you.