Scott's Bistro
Tours & Activities in Drymen
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About Scott's Bistro
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It's perfectly located just 5 minutes from the Ben A'an car park (hike start point), so if you want to treat yourself after scaling the Ben A'an mountain then this is practical choice. You can enjoy a coffee, Tea or a drink or an ice cream. It's good to treat yourself after doing some nice outdoor activity.
Wonderful dinner! Lovely staff and efficient service. Food was delightful and well priced. Allergen informatjon very clear and advised chef could make adjustments if need be. Will definitely be returning!
Lovely wee atmospheric restaurant with excellent staff! The service here is tremendous, the people running it now are so friendly and helpful. Food is always nice and at a good price for the excellent quality. Large selection of beers, wines, whisky and other boozes. Been going many years, and changed hands a couple times, but always enjoyed the lovely decor, the great views and the delicious food! Thanks and cheers :)
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