North Coast 500 food and drink
Eat and drink in North Coast 500
14 places to eat and drink from our North Coast 500 area guides on one page. Filter by area, type and what you need.
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Every entry comes from the eat-and-drink pages of our North Coast 500 guide. Tags such as vegetarian options, outdoor seating and step-free access are shown only where OpenStreetMap contributors or the venue’s own site say so (1 of 14 places carry at least one tag).[1] A missing tag means we have no report, not that the place lacks it. We hold no prices and no reviews, so there is no budget or “best” filter: check menus on each venue’s site.
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Bydand (venue website, opens in new tab)
Restaurant on Traill Street in Thurso cooking with Caithness produce, according to its website.
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Cocoa Mountain (venue website, opens in new tab)
Chocolate maker with a shop in Balnakeil Craft Village; its website lists it as open daily from March to November.
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Forss House (venue website, opens in new tab)
Hotel restaurant and bar in woodland by the River Forss, west of Thurso, according to its website.
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Pentland Hotel (venue website, opens in new tab)
Hotel in central Thurso serving food and drinks to visitors as well as guests, per its website.
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Smoo Cave Hotel (venue website, opens in new tab)
Small family-run hotel near Smoo Cave with a restaurant and bar open to non-residents, per its website.
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The Tongue Hotel (venue website, opens in new tab)
Former sporting lodge with the Brass Tap Bar and dining room, looking over the Kyle of Tongue, according to its website.
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Delilah's (venue website, opens in new tab)
Family-run restaurant and cocktail bar in Lochinver using local produce, according to its website.
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Ferry Boat Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Traditional bar on the Loch Broom shore with real ales and the Blue Kazoo seafood café, per its website.
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Lochinver Larder (venue website, opens in new tab)
Pie shop by the River Inver in Lochinver, baking since 1986 according to its website.
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Seafood Shack (venue website, opens in new tab)
Seafood stall on West Argyle Street that does not take bookings or pre-orders, according to its website.
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The Arch Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Bar in a building from 1793 with live music sessions and an upstairs restaurant open seasonally, per its website.
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The Ceilidh Place (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café-bar, restaurant, bookshop and music venue on West Argyle Street, running since 1970 according to its website.
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The Dipping Lugger (venue website, opens in new tab)
Dining room with three bedrooms on the shore of Loch Broom, cooking with local ingredients, per its website.
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The Seaforth (venue website, opens in new tab)
Restaurant, bar and chip shop on Quay Street with indoor and outdoor seating and views of the harbour, according to its website.
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