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Café and restaurant · Rothesay
Café and restaurant known for fresh bakes such as cinnamon buns and focaccia.
- 7 Victoria Street, Rothesay
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Café and restaurant · Rothesay
Café and restaurant known for fresh bakes such as cinnamon buns and focaccia.
Café · Rothesay
Café opened in 2002 near the castle, with coffee, plant-based lunches and music for sale.
Bistro · Rothesay
Bistro with a varied menu and specials; booking recommended, especially at weekends.
Café · Rothesay
Café on Rothesay's High Street.
Café · Rothesay
Café on Montague Street in the town centre.
Hotel restaurant · Rothesay
Grand hotel above Rothesay Bay with food and drink and sea views.
Pub · Rothesay
Town-centre pub on East Princes Street, near the seafront.
Café · Rothesay
Café serving fish and chips, burgers, hot meals and children's options.
Bar · Rothesay
Relaxed bar by the town's main square and seafront.
Hotel restaurant · Rothesay
Restaurant and bar of the Victoria Hotel on the seafront, with bistro food and wine.
Café · Rothesay
Central café near the seafront for breakfast, lunch, coffee or a casual bite.
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While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Village on Kames Bay north of Rothesay, with Kames Castle at the head of the bay.
Fourteenth-century tower house in 20 acres of grounds with an 18th-century walled garden near Port Bannatyne.
Roofless ruin of St Colmac's church in the north of Bute.
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