The best restaurants in Fort William and Ardnamurchan Highland Highlands and Islands

5⭐ The best coffee in Kilchoan by a long way ; another star for the football pitch⚽️ .Great sausage rolls and some brilliant nibbles.Not much else to say apart from the delicious soup.

Nice building, attentive service and big portions of tasty food.

Fabulous restaurant!!! Warm welcome and beautiful decor. The mussels as a starter were delicious, the Mac and cheese was delicious! The dessert was also very good. Great place!

Very nice burgers and the waiter was so friendly that I want to eat there again. Beeing treated in A burger store so friendly is extraordinary.

All round excellent meal - one of the best we had in 2 weeks in Scotland. It’s a lovely location along the loch and well worth the drive to get to. The food is totally delicious. We had razor clams, a fish pâté special, grilled langoustine, and a coley dish. All exceptionally good and the seafood is so fresh. Homemade ice cream in the desserts also excellent. Service was great.

Did not use the hotel. Went there and looked at the public areas. Beautiful inside. Well preserved outside.

Best roll ive ever had and impeccable service

Muy lentos. Esperamos media hora entre primero y segundo sin disculpa alguna. Debian de tener algun problema pero no avisaron. Poco profesuonales. Comida bien pero caro

Nice food and friendly service. Table booking and front of house is friendly but chaotic and could definitely be improved to the benefit of both customers and the restaurant itself.

The food was excellent - beautifully presented and very tasty. Service was efficient and friendly. I would highly recommend the blade of beef which was cooked to perfection.

What a fantastic little cafe. Friendly and welcoming and great food. Staff were always polite even though they were super busy. We went 5 or 6 times over the 4 days we were here. Perfect stop in between walks around the Lochs etc. definitely need to go there if you’re visiting the village.

Old Pines, Spean Bridge was a charming, quiet retreat. On arrival, a pygmy goat basked in the sun on top of a picnic table, outside of the dining room. Wandering goats and geese provided comic elements. A spectacular view of Ben Nivis and the surrounding moors filled the floor to ceiling dining windows. 5 course dinners, generous Scottish breakfasts and comfy beds provided the perfect decompression from a hectic schedule. Across the lane and over the style, a walk through the moors offered surprises with wandering sheep, lively river waters and an unexpected view of an old stone viaduct destroyed in the clearance disputes. Emerging near Spean Bridge village we walked to the Commando Memorial and looped back on the moor trail to the Old Pines. A lovely, slow paced retreat.

Maybe I am not a fan of traditional pies, but give me a fish n chips Pukka pie instead any day. Also got their soup of the day - and again maybe I'm not a fan of traditional soups but even a cup a soup sachet tasted better. Fairly nice service though..

Fab little place. Been travelling around the area for years and never called in until today. Excellent coffee and bacon roll! Lots of other lovely treats on offer too. Pretty seating area, nicely decorated and with music; friendly staff. Would highly recommend if you are passing - on the left as you’re heading past South Ballachulish by the Coop.

A great place to watch sports play darts and drink