Isle of Arran food and drink
Eat and drink in Isle of Arran
11 places to eat and drink from our Isle of Arran area guides on one page. Filter by area, type and what you need.
Feiten voor het laatst gecontroleerd op 1 nov 2026. Britlens is onafhankelijk: lees ons redactiebeleid.
Every entry comes from the eat-and-drink pages of our Isle of Arran 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 (3 of 11 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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Auchrannie Resort restaurants (venue website, opens in new tab)
Resort with several places to eat, including Brambles Seafood Grill, Cruize Bar Brasserie and the Bay Café.
- Gezinsvriendelijk
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Glenisle Hotel restaurant (venue website, opens in new tab)
Hotel restaurant and Talisman Bar overlooking Lamlash Bay and Holy Isle.
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Lamlash Bay Hotel (venue website, opens in new tab)
Hotel bar and restaurant on Lamlash's main street.
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The Corrie Hotel (venue website, opens in new tab)
Restaurant at a hotel built in 1850 on the shore at Corrie, 6 miles from Brodick.
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The Drift Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Seafood and grill menu looking across the bay to Holy Isle; takeaway too.
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The Kildonan Hotel (venue website, opens in new tab)
Family-run hotel on the south coast with dining and a bar.
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The Wineport (venue website, opens in new tab)
Family-friendly bar and bistro at Cladach with a large beer garden, near Brodick Castle and Goat Fell.
- Buitenterras
- Gezinsvriendelijk
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Casks Café (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café at the Arran Distillery in Lochranza.
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Kinloch Hotel (venue website, opens in new tab)
Hotel dining with sea views in Blackwaterfoot on the west coast.
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Lagg Distillery Café & Bar (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café and bar at the peated whisky distillery on the south coast.
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The Lagg Hotel (venue website, opens in new tab)
Inn established in 1791, which calls itself the oldest on Arran, with public and lounge bars.
- Historisch
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- Copyright and licence (opens in new tab), OpenStreetMap, read 1 November 2026