Inchmurrin Restaurant
Tours & Activities in Drymen
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About Inchmurrin Restaurant
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Beautiful scenery. Lovely to access a restaurant via boat, felt very new and fun. The staff were fine, the decor is fine, it was a long long wait for the food BUT the food was FANTASTIC! Really great, and in the end worth the wait and the novelty of the boating up to it. If renting a boat on Loch Lomond allow extra time to include a trip to Inchmurrin Restaurant.
Excellent food and generous portions. The staff were very accommodating and couldn’t have been more helpful. It’s definitely also worth going for a walk up to the highest point on the island for some excellent views of the loch.
A restaurant you get a complimentary boat to! Was a really unique experience, and the food was delicious. Drank local beers which were great. Every staff member was lovely and very welcoming
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