Tours can be very variable depending on your guide, but lucked out with a good one. And it helps…read morethat the distillery itself has lots of amenities, props, signage, and equipment prepared for tours - including components into the barrels, which was not something commonly seen on most tours. Access to the aging warehouses is fairly common but again they did an unusually good job, complete with some partially clear barrels to help demonstrate losses due to evaporation (Angel's share). The history, both the rise and fall and subsequent years remaining the brand, were also very interesting, and a unique perspective vs many other distilleries. The tasting itself was also well done, with proper appreciation of scotch, and a decent sampling. Paid for some extra tastings that were also solid - the Cu Bocan expressions were a particularly nice addition to the lineup.

Never had tomatin before but stopped by this place since it's easily accessible from the Highlands…read more Didn't have time for a tour so stopped by the bar and to quickly check out the place. They give a complimentary taste of the 12 year (most popular) which was tasty. I also purchased a flight of the cask selection (20 pounds) which I really enjoyed. Actually ended up purchasing a bottle, which I was able to pour myself. Staff was very friendly and helpful.

American Tourist here…read more The distillery is medium sized, not tiny but not large like Glenfiddich or Macallan. They actually pretty sizable selection of whisky for tasting. I went up to the tasting area to purchase a tasting and apparently it was on the house! So that's a definitely plus. There are several tables and seating areas inside as well as a small showroom type area that has a miniature still, photos, and tools. There isn't much of an outside area to explore. Overall it's more of a stop if you pass by distillery rather then a hey let's plan our day around it distillery.

Very impressed. This was on our passport so we decided to go. The tour was really well done, our…read moreguide was informative and fun. The process explained as to how they get the "flavors" in the whisky was excellent. The best part was a the tasting. I really thought I wouldn't like this thinking it would be too "fruity". Wow was I wrong. New favorite! Bought 12, 15 and 18. I have not done that before!! Truly worth stopping in as it is not sold in the united states. Hope they will expand soon! Well done Singleton!!

We spent the whole day walking central Inverness andl our conclusion is that this is the best…read morecoffee shop. Lovely service - great food - strong coffee

Stopped for a light lunch. I had cream of cauliflower soup and brown bread and my husband has a…read morecroissant with ham and cheese. We splurged for the toffee cake and it was fabulous!!

A very lively spot with awesome music and friendly staff! We came in on a Monday, we're seated…read moreright away. They have a QR code that you can scan and order or they do have a server that comes around to take your order as well. The food was quickly delivered after we order and everything was hot, tasty and fresh! We would definitely come back if we are in the area

I don't know about coffee as this seems to be more of a burger establishment, but I'd give this…read morespot 10 stars if I could. I ordered the bbq burger and my daughter got the hungry bird. The burgers are huge, flavorful. We additionally ordered the cheese fries with their home made cheese sauce and the cheese sauce is just that- cheese. Not like the cheese sauses we have back in the states. Staff was friendly , we were promptly seated and best of all is the VIBES here. The aesthetic is modern but fun with neon signs depicting blink 182's logo and some other fun signs. The view, if you're lucky to sit next to the window, overlooks the river that runs alongside the street. Portions are huge, you can easily share a fry, the music is banging here, and they have a full bar. Oh and the milkshakes- BOMB! Definitely pay the 50p for the whipped cream, it tastes so fresh.

A charming breakfast spot in Inverness with gigantic portion sizes. I left having felt like I ate…read morethree meals despite ordering just one for myself. The staff are so friendly and are alone a reason to visit. Try the banana milkshake!!

Great Scottish breakfast spot. As the name says, they did delicious comfort foods well. The toast,…read moretatie scone, sausage, bacon, tomatoes, mushrooms, haggis, and black pudding were all delicious and cooked well. The eggs were a bit bland. Seated quickly Saturday 11 AM. I liked that it was decorated with what looked like the owner's own wall art

What a treat to get to tour the distillery of my favorite Scotch! I really appreciated getting to…read morelearn the intricate details about how the whisky is crafted. Just be aware, there are no cell phone or camera photos allowed on the tour inside the distillery for safety reasons. After the tour, you get to sample some of the whisky's as well. They will even bottle up the samples for people who are driving so you enjoy it safely at home.

Personal, friendly, and professional staff. It was an all-around lovely day and experience.read more

Very good. We had a variety of dishes and all were excellent. The pepper sauce was amazing.... We…read moreput it on everything.

Fiddler's is a great pub in what really is an incredibly touristy area. Sure, the pub is touristy…read moreas well, but the food is legitimately good and the service was also warm and quick. Both the burger and the salad were top notch and priced fairly. Toilets were clean and while the restaurant was busy and a bit cramped, they did their best to keep people moving through. You can't beat the location and parking is available in a large public lot just across the street.

Cute, cozy cafe next to the Victorian Market…read more Best espresso and matcha in Inverness. The service is friendly and efficient and the food is amazing. The focaccia is delicious and the vegan pastries are the best I've ever had. They're also super accommodating of dietary restrictions.

I didn't come to Scotland for the Doughnuts, but by God, if you're going to offer doughnuts, I'm…read moregoing to have them. We stopped in during our few nights in Inverness...twice actually...one when we didn't want anything, but compelled by "doughnuts" to explore what they offered in order to make a plans for a visit the next day...and then the next day came in and post-dinner we hightailed it directly up Church Street into night time Perk Coffee and Doughnuts (though the sign says "Dunk Coffee & Doughnuts"?) At night, they switch from coffee and large doughnuts to cocktails and small doughnuts. We skipped the cocktail part as our next stop was whisky, and we ordered up 3 small doughnuts. We had chocolate cherry, banana, and passionfruit mango. The passionfruit mango had a jam inside it which was a little too sweet for our tastes, and it was hard to discern the passionfruit flavor. I liked the chocolate cherry one. It had a nice and rich chocolate ganache which blended very well with the cherries. The other really good one was the banana. My wife is a sucker for custard-filled donuts, and this banana one was the star of the show for her.. They're all-yeast donuts, and the doughnut itself is not the most yeast-y I've ever had in terms of light texture, but it wasn't bad. The staff was super friendly (especially on our exploratory visit when we clearly weren't buying anything) As with any place like this, they might run out of doughnuts, so plan accordingly! It's also a tiny place with only a few seats inside and a couple of tables outside, so plan where you're going to eat your doughnuts (and/or drink your coffee and/or cocktail) accordingly too!