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The Cruising Yachtsman's Good Food Guide to Scottish Pubs and Restaurants
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The Colonsay Hotel
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Focusing on Colonsay shellfish, fish, organic salads and vegetables plus Scottish lamb, beef and game, the menu changes seasonally.
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Crinan Hotel
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At the Western end of the Crinan Canal. Famous for its seafood. The scallops and seafood stew are highly recommended by the editor. |
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Galley of Lorne, Ardfern
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Restaurant and bar meals using local ingredients that are in season including seafood and game. Childrens' menu available.
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Inver Restaurant, Loch Fyne
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Award-winning modern Scottish restaurant; shellfish from the loch, local game, sourdough bread & homemade butter; craft ales in the fireside bar. Critically acclaimed dinner menu.
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Lord of the Isles, Craobh Haven
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Restaurant plus upper and lower bar areas with good bar food, and no charge for the fantastic views of the surrounding Craobh scenery.
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The Old Forge, Knoydart
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On Loch Nevis. Superb seafood, excellent craik, good range of beers. Free visitors moorings if you dine in the restaurant. |
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Restaurants in and around Oban
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If you are visiting Oban take a look through this comprehensive list of Oban restaurants and eateries with links to their websites. |
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Tigh an Truish, Isle of Seil
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Atmospheric old inn near the anchorage at Puilladobhrain, S. of Oban. Real ale & a varied pub grub menu well prepared & presented. |
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The Wide Mouthed Frog
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Bar and restaurant at Dunstaffnage Marina, three miles from Oban. Good bar and restaurant menu, pleasant surroundings. |
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