
The Malt Room
Inverness's first dedicated whisky bar, a small and cosy room on Church Street with malts from every region of Scotland and friendly staff to guide you.

Newhall Mains on the Black Isle is introducing a complimentary evening shuttle from Inverness to its restaurant, Spruce. Running from Thursday 27 November, the service departs the Inverness Cathedral Car Park at 18.15 and returns at 21.00, so non-residents can eat Head Chef Matt Heeley’s seasonal menu. Seats are limited to eight and can be booked via info@newhallmains.com.
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Inverness's first dedicated whisky bar, a small and cosy room on Church Street with malts from every region of Scotland and friendly staff to guide you.

A bright yellow café on Church Street in Inverness with hand-made doughnuts and barista coffee by day, and espresso martinis by night at the end of the week.

An independent coffee shop on a curved corner of Church Street in Inverness since 2008, with Italian espresso, light lunches, soups and cakes.

A bakehouse, coffee bar and cantina on Bridge Street in Inverness, baking sourdough, pastries and cinnamon rolls in an open-plan bakery, with dinner some evenings.

A Victorian station hotel on the site of the old Fort Augustus barracks, with Station Road, its three-Rosette restaurant.

A Victorian shooting lodge on a 10,000-acre estate in Glen Affric, let whole for up to 14, with a spa by the loch.

A traditional Highland cottage for six in the old kitchen garden of Aldourie Castle.

A cottage for four built in the style of an old croft, on the edge of the Aldourie estate.
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Eden Court turns 50 this year and is marking it with Confluence, a promenade performance that walks audiences through the Inverness theatre's own building from 30 October to 8 November.

Cruise Loch Ness has put nearly £2 million into a bigger boat, and the 236-seat Voyager of Loch Ness has taken her first passengers out of Fort Augustus.

The Inverness Castle Experience has introduced a new furry face to its upcoming attraction: Cuillin, the faithful companion of Flora MacDonald.