
The Drovers Inn
The old drovers' inn at Inverarnan, opened in 1705, with a stuffed grizzly bear in the hall and a name for ghosts.

Scotland’s first Cook School is marking 25 years with a packed summer of events at Port of Menteith. Founded in 1999 by chef Nick Nairn, the school will host a Seafood Festival (5–6 July), a special reunion dinner (5 Sept), and a Long Table Dining series featuring top chefs including Gary Usher, Tony Singh and Michael Smith. There are hands-on masterclasses, outdoor cooking and nostalgic menus too, alongside Nick’s restaurant, open-fire cooking and garden dining.
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The old drovers' inn at Inverarnan, opened in 1705, with a stuffed grizzly bear in the hall and a name for ghosts.

A family coffee shop on Callander's Main Street, with Scottish-roasted coffee, home baking and a secret garden.

The first St Mocha, at Balmaha on the West Highland Way, where the coffee is roasted and the ice cream made.

A coffee shop in a rebuilt coach house in Luss since 1997, known for its soups, home baking and tartan crockery.

A pink farmhouse hotel on its own 2,000-acre estate above Loch Voil, with a restaurant that farms its own food.

The 1780 shooting lodge of the Suie Estate in Glen Dochart, now a boutique lodge of six rooms.
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Kylesku Hotel now has 22 rooms after adding four to its main building and bringing Kylesku House under the hotel brand.

Le Set opens at the Penthouse in Princes Square on Thursday, 24 September, with reservations opening Wednesday, 9 September.

The domed brick drum on the north bank of the Clyde, opposite the Radisson RED at the SEC campus, is to open again in May 2027 as The Rotunda and Roundhouse.