Location: Alness
Top Restaurants in Alness
Top Things to do in Alness
- 1. The Dalmore Distillery
- 2. Invergordon Shore Excursions and Tours
- 3. Fyrish Monument
- 4. EcoVentures
- 5. Rosemarkie Beach
- 6. Dolphin Trips Avoch
- 7. Wildwoodz Paintball, Lasertag and Archery Park
- 8. Chanonry Point
- 9. Balblair Distillery
- 10. The Highlanders' Museum (Queen's Own Highlanders Collection)
Scotland, United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 British food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Alness
Discover Restaurants offering the best British food in Alness, Scotland, United Kingdom. Alness (/ɔːlˈnɛs/, awl-NIS; Scottish Gaelic: Alanais) is a town and civil parish in Ross and Cromarty, Scotland. It lies near the Cromarty Firth, with the town of Invergordon 3 miles to the east, and the village of Evanton 4 miles to the south west. The parish has a population of 5,310, although the census locality, which includes part of the parish of Rosskeen, has a population of 5,186.
Things to do in Alness
10. Sutor Creek
Overall Ratings
4 based on 677 reviews
Reviewed By dianeh566
Staying in Fortrose and was recommended to go to Sutor Creek, so booked a table as it was a friends birthday.Service was great.Food was fab.The shock was the bill at the end - I think £168 for 4 was expensive and thatâs with a round of drinks (2 of which was soft drinks)
9. The Ship Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
A unique, atmospheric, cosy, vibrant restaurant & inn. All of our food is completely home-cooked with passion to the highest quality, with fresh and local ingredients - including herbs from our very own garden! Our evening menu changes fortnightly and off
Reviewed By Kevin M
The is a slightly more expensive establishment...... but I always believe you get what you pay for! Potions might also be on the medium size, but what you get is on the very fine cuisine side..... absolutely delicious! 2 friends recommended this eatery and said it was excellent, try it out for yourself you wonât be disappointed. Cheers Kev
8. Crazy Horse Coffee Shop & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
Traditional Highland Hospitality ... in the heart of the local community since 2004. Chefs specials ... Breakfast & Bistro menus ... Quality ground coffee & specialist teas ... Home baked cakes & country style soups ... Locally reared Haggis, neeps & tatt
Reviewed By johnhouston2
The Crazy Horse is quite nicely done, and although it calls itself a Coffee Shop it is a fully-fledged traditional cafe with a decent menu of meals and snacks. We had tea, coffee and scones, which were all very good, but be aware that the scones are huge!Service was friendly and the prices most reasonable.One suggestion however:While we were there, many of the local school kids were coming in to collect takeaway food for lunch, and if we work on the assumption that if they havenât learned to close doors by now - they never will, it would surely be a good idea to have a self-closing spring fitted, especially with winter coming!
7. Tuckers Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By Anne D
Check in was easy and room was a good size and very comfortable. Bathroom also a good size with walk in shower. Hairdryer and toiletries were supplied and we had a nice view of the Firth. We opted to have dinner in the restaurant and although food took a little while to appear it was delicious. Prices were also very reasonable. Breakfast options were somewhat limited but fine nonetheless. Would not hesitate to recommend this hotel and restaurant.
6. Tomich Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 269 reviews
A scottish-french enterprise serving simple but tasty food in a pleasant location between Invergordon and Alness.
Reviewed By Orkho
The Tomich Cafe is a great stopping off point for a breakfast or lunch, whether you are heading North or South on the A9.A good range of dining options, prices reasonable and the cafe is nicely laid out. We opted for breakfasts. Service was quick and friendly and we both enjoyed our meals.Recommended.
5. The Averon Eatery
Reviewed By Duncan A
Anyone who has done this trip knows that cream teas are a must most days so I had plenty of stops to compare. Home made scones, clotted cream (this was the clincher as after Devon, it seemed impossible to get anything other than whipped cream -ughhh!!) and tea made with tea leaves rather than a tea bag. All this for £3!!! Magic.
4. Skiach Services Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 116 reviews
Cafe/restaurant near Alness & Evanton, Scotland
Reviewed By edlairg
Have visited several times for breakfast on my way south found the food to be excellent and the service quick and friendlyHi Edlairg,Thank you for your great review. We hope to see you again soon!Many Thanks,Nicola
3. Grounded Cafe & Catering
Grounded Café & Catering boasts a range of freshly made lunches, such as Aberdeen Angus Burger, fresh Scrabster Haddock & Chips, 100% Fillet of Chicken Burger, along with lighter snacks, including delicious soups, paninis, toasties, salads, sandwiches, om
Reviewed By sweetcountrybumpkin1
Lovely friendly place,good quality snacks.Car parking available.Comfy sofas if only in for coffee. Toys for children and children's menu.
Where to eat Asian food in Alness: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Restaurant At The Kincraig Castle Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Non-residents are always welcome. Food served every day from 12:00 - 9:00 pm in our Turret Bar or for a more formal, fine dining experience in The Alexander Restaurant.
Reviewed By 759stanw
My wife and I enjoyed a lovely meal again at Kincraig Castle Hotel to celebrate her birthday. Great food. Efficient, friendly welcoming staff. Never disappointed.
1. The Station Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Beautiful, historical hotel in the heart of the Highlands. Ideal for Nature Lovers, Nessie Hunters or NC500 explorers. The Station Hotel is a beautiful historical building in the centre of the village of Alness. Comprising of 12 rooms, this period hotel h
Reviewed By APH0363
After spending a lot of time in the car over the previous 2 days ( 650 miles ) and with 200 to do today a nice lunch was much required.we came off the A9 and drove in to Alness, on seeing The Station we pulled in to the car park and I poped in to see if lunches were being served, it was 11:45the very friendly Bar Staff confirmed it was but Oh No a Problem,,,,, our little dog wasn't aloud..... Few that was only in the restaurant and we were directed to the Bar .the same Bar lady met us there and arranged for menus. a couple of Locals were in the Bar and were also very welcoming. My wife had a Steak pie with chips and loads of veg and I had the curry with chips and rice.the Bar area was Basic with striped floors and vynal bench seating... but this was great as our little puppy was made very welcome and everything was clean.the food arrived in good time and was hot, plentiful and very very tasty.cost for the food plus a large glass wind and a coke was under £30.00Excellent thank you Many thanks for your kind review. We were delighted to welcome you and glad you enjoyed your meal. We hope you and your pooch enjoyed the rest of your trip.
