Absolutely yes!!! We had the Nduja and honey pizza and it was amazing. We also ordered a side salad…read moreand it was so pretty, decorated with edible flowers. The service was also amazing. The only downside was the seating. Not particularly comfortable but it's soon forgotten once I tucked in to my pizza! We really enjoyed our meal here and the next time I'm back in Fort William, I will definitely come back.

Great pizza and salads at Black Isle! This restaurant has a couple of locations and we visited two…read morewhile in Scotland! Food is super fresh and comes out very quickly! I would highly recommend a stop here! Order at the bar and then they'll bring your food out.

lovely brewery supplying beer to many outlets throughout the country…read more beer is absolutley gorgeous

This was our first distillery tour in Scotland. I'm not sure why the low reviews from other…read morepeople, maybe they didn't do their Scotland research but before coming to the country the first thing I came across was "always make reservations for distilleries". Never assume you can walk in on a tour. Especially for a small town, less well known distillery like this one. Well I emailed them several weeks in advance telling them I'd be coming in on the late train from Glasgow (turns out we came in early) but when we arrived, it seemed like they were going to hold the tour for us. ...how considerate (see what contacting in advance does, I was also interested in a higher priced tour so that might have helped) The basic tour is £5 and includes one whisky sample at the end, but you can upgrade to the tasting tour £18 which includes 3 additional samples (just one of us did it, my hubby was getting tired of whisky samples. ....crazy I know) Both tours are the same, Start with a cute, funny, but outdated and cheesy movie, then move through the distilling process which is both educational and a feast for the senses (does anyone ever get contact drink from all the fumes? ). After the tours we end up in the tasting room where each bottle they offer for sale was explained and we tried their youngest blended whisky. For those of us on the tasting tour we got to sample a 12 year blend, a very Peaty single malt ( made from a middle ages recipe) no longer sold, and their cask strength blended called glen Coe (great bouquet on that one). I ended up wanting to buy something on the sweeter side so they let me sample their blue bottle of dew (smelled fruity and like honey....didn't taste that way though) and I ended up buying that blended bottle as well as another bottle of something else. It's not that well known so if you see their whisky around you'll likely only get to purchase the 10 yr in stores but they have a great variety in their shop. I appreciate how they didn't rush us even though we (and another couple were the last customers) and when we left it had been clear they had been waiting for us to close up and go home. They were very nice and chatted and joked with us about whisky etc. We had a great time and wouldn't hesitate to recommend this distillery to others.

A Taste & a Tour I noticed some of the very mixed reviews…read morehere. I think I know what happened. Our tour guide was an actual production line worker. If you are lucky enough to get him, you will have a very informative tour. Sorry, I don't remember his name. He answered every question, and he was thorough about the production techniques in distilling fine whiskey. Even with our large group, he conveyed interest and pride in Ben Nevis whiskey. I think a tour here depends on getting the right guide. Our guide made the tour for us.

Although the beers produced at Cairngorm Brewery aren't some of the most innovative or earth…read moreshattering, but they are award winning and tasty. The brewery is located to the north of Aviemore. Probably walkable if you have time on your hands or a short taxi if not. The tour is informative but don't expect to see anything new if you've done a brewery tour before but the highlight is the amount of beer you get to try. We had a taste of pretty much every bottled beer they do and as others in the party weren't that thirsty, ended up getting a lot of beer for not much money!

I'm a big fan of the beers from the Cairngorm Brewery which are available from various outlets…read morearound the country. The brewery is worth a visit as they offer brewery tours which are very informative.

We were excited to come check out the local whiskey shop. Double checked the website before we got…read morethere ( pretty hard for out of Towner's to navigate to), arrived !!! No signs ...... went into the pub got directions to "small alleyway ..... went to the wrong small alley got new directions from someone on the other side of the building ..... only to find the gate locked. We got there Thursday around 3:40 , they are not Mon-Fri 10-5. I would make the attempt to visit too many other whiskey options in Scotland to waste time on places that aren't accessible.

Fyne Ales are the winners of many, many awards for the quality of their beers. The brewery itself…read moreis due a huge upgrade and expansion during summer 2014 which will see output initially double, then increase no end! The brewery tap is open all year round with up to five cask beers and two keg beers (all fyne ales, plus a cider). They also offer coffee and tea, plus hot and cold food. Plenty of great value beers to take away with you as well. If you're driving past, you must pop in. If you've no plans to visit Argyll, make them!

Spontaneous visit on our way from Glasgow to Kennacraig for the ferry to the Isle of Islay…read more What a great discovery! We saw a small sign and decided to go check it out. Very cozy with a delicious selection of food for lunch - and of course great beer! We wound up buying a case to take with us to the Isle of Islay. Definitely worth visiting for lunch and a tasting!

Means "meeting place" in Gaelic, its an interesting Highlands Single Malt brewery where you can…read morejoin tours or go for samples and flights. Interestingly, its now owned by Diageo which is known for their Johhnie Walker Blended Whiskey. The distillery is located near fresh spring water and abundant peat from the nearby bogs. It is also the highest distillery in Scotland, sitting in the mountains of the Highlands. The history dates back to the late 18th Century and though its changed owners multiple times you still get a deep sense of tradition. They have aging barrels stained black from generations of whisky sitting around as decoration. 30 Year Old: 11 quid a dram, they told me they are never going to use the specific combination of barrel, temperature, timing so this batch was very special. I finished it so much the glass looked like it was brand new when I gave it back. There's also a large giftshop with clothing, accessories, home goods, foods, and of course a multitude of different Whiskys. They also had an interesting "bottle your own" 12 year with custom label for 130 pounds.

As you embark on your journey towards the Highlands, a stop at Dalwhinnie is worthwhile. We weren't…read moresure of our timing so opted to just drop in rather than book a tour. This was a good decision as you never know how long your journey will take while traveling throughout the various parts of Scotland. They have a tasting room inside and many interesting offerings to explore. The prices may seem high at first but it's because they are pouring a lot more than the usual 25ml pour. While they have a lot of flight options, we chose to build our own with options that are only available at the distillery. Why try something you can get elsewhere. I love that they were paired with chocolate. That really set the experience a part. I wish they served smaller portions so you could try more, but it was a good experience and we appreciated the knowledgeable staff!

Delicious gravy- friendly staff. Got right in. Never had haggis before and they were fabulous.read more

Really great place. Delicious dinner, creative cocktails and a cool vibe. GF friendly menu and…read morequick, friendly service!!!

This is an easy day trip out of Edinburgh and 100% worth the visit. The scotch is fantastic and…read morepriced pretty well. The staff on the tour and in the tasting room were some of the nicest and most helpful of the 15 distilleries that we went to during a two week trip to Scotland specifically for distillery tours. The restaurant is on another level. It has a Michelin star and it is well deserved. You will need reservations. It is not cheap. It is worth it. If you're driving a van or an RV around Scotland, they let you camp in their parking lot, which is incredibly scenic next to the river whose waters they pull in to the distillery to cool the stills when they are running. The sounds of the Russian water will blow you to sleep. It may have been the excellent scotch that helped as well.

We had such a wonderful experience! This was our first distillery while in Scotland and I think it…read morewas the perfect way to start. Glenturret is the oldest distillery still making spirits and keeps things relatively the same as they always have. Our host, Don, was very knowledgeable, and made the experience unforgettable. We would definitely recommend this distillery to all who want to enjoy some fine whisky

Kind & polite service. Awesome location with good food…read more -cask conditioned beers too! Wife had the langoustine dinner and I enjoyed the sea bass. Both were prepared very well. Son enjoyed the chicken goujons.

We were told when we arrived that this restaurant was normally very busy, after getting seated we…read morediscovered why. The staff is friendly and the food was plentaful. Being in the area for three nights, we had time to try a few of their specialties including Beer Battered Haddock, Cheese Burger (note for health safety, burgers are well done) and Steak Pie. There is a wide selection of local brews and if whiskey is your drink of choice, I'd suggest trying a dram from the Tobermory Distillery.