Pubs & Restaurants
August 9, 2009 by admin
Filed under Attractions
Entertainment and Eating Out in Ullapool
For a night out or eating out in Ullapool there are many Hotels, Motels, Restaurants and Public Houses in the village all serving the finest food and a huge variety of liquid refreshments including, of course, an unparalleled range of Scotland’s national drink, Whiskey from all corners of the Nation. Locally caught Seafood to delight any palate including prawns, lobsters, crabs, mussels, scallops are on offer throughout the village add to this vegetarian and delicious Scottish beef, steaks etc and the contents of Scotland’s fabulous larder – gourmets delight!!.
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The Caley Inn – Ullapool
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 The Caley Inn – UllapoolUllapool’s most stylish bar & bistro – The Caley Inn – is open all day for breakfast, lunch, dinner as well as teas/coffees. Our menu is fantastic with delicious steaks, fish and seafood on offer, as well as great vegetarian options too. It’s the only place to eat in Ullapool. Internet access is available in our friendly and welcoming bar.Tel: 01854 612414 |
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 The Ceilidh Place – UllapoolThe Ceilidh Place caters for all, with a coffee shop, snacks, luches and dinner (good Vegetarian & Seafood menu.), bookshop, confrence room, bunk-house, hotel, all-day bar (abundance of real ales and malt whiskies). A hot spot for Live Entertainment, It exudes a laid-back, cultured ambience. They host a varied programme of arts events such as live music, plays, poetry readings, exhibitions and ceilidhs; a great place to relax and soak up some local culture. Voted best hotel in the “Good for the Soul” category in 2005 |
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 The Ferry Boat InnOnce inside, the atmosphere is friendly and informal. The lounge for our guests, the dining room, and the bar all enjoy panoramic views of lovely Loch Broom, as do some of the bedrooms. You will find a fine selection of Scotch whiskies and beers, including a constantly changing selection of real ales, and superb pub lunches. The Ferryboat Inn was named as “Country Pub of the Year, 2000″ and “Country Pub of the Year, 2002″ by the Inverness and Highland branch of CAMRA. The Ferry Boat Inn selected yet again for: “The Good Pub Guide 2004″, and “The Good Beer Guide 2004″. |
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 The Morefield Motel & Mariners Restaurant
Ullapool’s Premier & Original Seafood Restaurant The Morefield Motel is situated on the north side of the village, a quiet, friendly and informal atmosphere awaits all our guests Renowned for being the best seafood restaurant on the North West coast, our extensive menu is available for your perusal, you will also find a well stocked bar, over 50 malts & selection of real ales. The Morefield Motel is recognised in “The Taste of Scotland” and “A Rough Guide to the Scottish Highlands & Islands” |
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Mountain Supplies Coffee shop – Ullapool
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 Mountain Supplies Cafe – UlllapoolThe shop is conveniently placed near the camp site – for any of the last minute things that you have forgotten, the ferry terminal is close by for the isle of Lewis. The Coffee shop is upstairs, offering hot/cold food and drinks all at reasonable prices. West Argyle Street, ULLAPOOL IV26 2TY TEL:(01854) 613383 FAX: (01854) 613004 . |
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 The Seaforth Bar & RestaurantThe Seaforth overlooks Ullapool Harbour in the Highlands of Scotland. Offering some of the finest seafood in the world in their restaurant upstairs, and award winning music in the bar downstairs. The Seaforth is the music venue of the Highlands and has had bands such as Shed Seven and Ash appearing
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