
The Fishertown Inn
A gastropub in the old town of Cromarty, with a wide menu, plenty to drink and a cosy nook of books by the fire.
On Church Street in the old town of Cromarty, the Fishertown Inn is the kind of friendly local where visitors soon feel at home.
Inside there is a long bar of blue panelling, wooden floors, tables by tall windows and, tucked away, a snug nook of bookshelves and armchairs beside the fire.
The menu is wide and the food hearty, with plenty to drink alongside. It copes happily with a crowd, and groups and families are made welcome by friendly staff.
The inn opens every day from eleven in the morning, serving until nine in the evening, and until ten on Fridays and Saturdays, so it suits a long lunch as well as supper. Parking in Cromarty is free, and the harbour, the cinema and the shops of the old town are all a short stroll away.

Open every day from 11am, until 9pm (10pm on Friday and Saturday), in Google's current record.
- Where
- Church Street, Cromarty, IV11 8XA.
- For
- Food and drink all day.
- Open
- Daily from 11am.
On Church Street in the old town of Cromarty, IV11 8XA.
Cromarty PotteryUnder a mile1 min by road
Ingrid's HouseA small gift shop in Cromarty full of Scandinavian homewares, jewellery and bright designs for the home.Under a mile1 min by road
CallunaAn independent women's clothes shop in the middle of Cromarty since 2018, with colourful brands, good fabrics and friendly help.Under a mile1 min by road
CromartyThe old merchants' town around it.Under a mile1 min by road
Cromarty CinemaThe little cinema by the ferry slipway.Under a mile2 min by road
Places to stay near the inn, and when each is next free.
Newhall Mains- To stay
- In Balblair
- 6 miles from the Fishertown Inn
- Sleeps 4
- In The Black Isle
- 10 miles from the Fishertown Inn
Culbin Edge- Sleeps 4
- In The Black Isle
- 12 miles from the Fishertown Inn
Links House at Royal Dornoch- To stay
- In Dornoch
- 14 miles from the Fishertown Inn
Scotland, in print.
Every photograph commissioned, every word written by somebody who went. Printed twice a year, made in Scotland.
For further reading, before you go.








