Top Restaurants in Isle of Bute
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Where to eat Grill food in Isle of Bute: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what Grill restaurants to try in Isle of Bute. Mount Stuart House is one of Britain’s finest pieces of Gothic revival domestic architecture and a popular visitor attraction. Interiors of the house are grand and elaborate and reflect the history and wealth of the Stuarts of Bute, who have been on the island for over 700 years. A quirky attraction at Rothesay harbour is the elaborately decorated Victorian public toilet.
Things to do in Isle of Bute
1. The Bonnie Clyde
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
Our restaurant is a dog friendly, family run restaurant. Warm and friendly ambience and great food to boot. From our braveheart breakfast to steak with all the trimmings or why not try our lovely high teas? You can nip in for a lovely cup of coffee and ca
Reviewed By Bruce M
Came in for a drink of water and daddy and uncle B had cappuccino and doughnut which they said were really good , excellent coffee they said and the doughnuts were obviously from a local baker and not mass produced junk from a factory.The place was very clean and the water was freshly poured for me delivered on a little mat to help with the splashing which you do when lapping .It was so good that we decided to come back for a fish tea before catching the boat back to the mainland.When we came back there were other dogs and their owners scoffing away , I got my usual water on the rocks and the humans had really nice fish and chips and a pot of tea . Really nicely cooked fish and very fresh, chips and green stuff, well everyone to their own, I tasted the fish and it was soooo good.The staff were nice and very helpful and obliging, the owner's human came out to chat and said all us dogs were welcome. The owner has a bed under a table but was out for the day but the place seemed very well run without him.Daddy said we will definitely know where to come for refreshments on our next visitLovely pictures of Clyde steamers adorned the walls and a big model of one called the Loch Fyne built in 1931 and uncle B said he used to go on it when it went to Ardrishaig, he's 69 in human years. The cafe is right on the seafront overlooking the splendid gardens and fountain.Excellent place for us dogs to eat and drink with great facilities for the humans to enjoy a lovely home cooked meal freshly cooked for them.Sam.
2. R&B Rockabilly Diner
Overall Ratings
4 based on 57 reviews
With both owners obsessed with Rat-Rod culture, the building of old skool cars and bikes, ROCKABILLY, Elvis, and anything from âback in the dayâ, the natural thing for these kids was to create an ELECTRIC diner and NOSTALGIC atmosphere that would accommod
Reviewed By david h
The rain forced us to moor our boat at Port Bannatyne for 24hrs. Imagine our surprise when we heard there was an authentic American diner just around the corner. Great decor, authentic tasty food, superb setting and a Cadillac coupe-de-Ville on the driveway outside. All hidden away in a sleepy Scottish island village. Superb and a total surprise. This wonât be our last visit.
3. Rayan Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By catboy71
I used to live in the Middle East and love the food from that part of the world, so I heard about this place and had to check it out on my trip to Bute. I wasn't disappointed...the prices are ridiculously cheap. I ordered shish taouk kebab and it was fantastic. Highly recommended.
Where to eat Cafe food in Isle of Bute: The Best Restaurants and Bars
