The best restaurants Glencoe

On the north shore of Loch Leven, here is a tasty seafood restaurant like they make very good ones in Scotland. Oysters, clams, mussels, scallops, langoustines and lobsters rub shoulders with salmon, sole and sea bream, à la carte or on the water. The suppliers are local and the fish or shellfish don't have to come from far away! Seafood lovers will be overjoyed. The ultra-fresh à la carte menu - loch water tank, cooking on demand - is complemented by a superb panoramic view.

At the western entrance to the village, on the A82, Crafts & Things is aptly named with its souvenir and gift shop. It is spread over two floors, with a wide selection of typical and handcrafted objects, but also kitsch souvenirs. In its typical white farmhouse, there is a small café-library corner with sandwiches, soups, hot drinks, for morning, lunch and snacks... You can also take a seat on the outside terrace.Special mention for pastries: ask the staff for advice, as there are some scrunchy cakes!

The Clachaig Inn is a legend in Glencoe. A true landmark for hikers, locals and tourists alike, it consists of three different bars. The Boots Bar is the most typical, with its tree trunks, barrels and dark lighting, but you can opt for the quieter Snug or the restaurant oriented Bidean Lounge. The mountain atmosphere reigns and the traditional food is a success. The choice of beers is immense, with up to 15 real ales, and the selection of whiskys has nothing to be ashamed of either. There is regularly live music at the weekends.

The Old Ferry Bar has quite a history... that of the old ferry that used to cross the loch before the bridge made it obsolete. It was better to take early in the morning, before the captain had consumed too many pints, at regular arrivals and departures. Pub and restaurant have a beautiful atmosphere, as well as a breathtaking view and a tasty traditional menu, all fresh produce, served in generous portions. Gin lovers: test the cocktails!