Annaya's Indian - Balloch is a affordable indian restaurant in Balloch, rated 4.4/5 with 146 reviews.
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Black Bull Gartmore is a bar restaurant in Aberfoyle, rated 4.6/5 with 460 reviews.
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Blue Lagoon Fish & Chips is a seafood restaurant in Balloch.
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Brea - Scottish Restaurant is a affordable international restaurant in Aberfoyle, rated 4.5/5 with 1343 reviews.
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Cameron Grill is a steakhouse restaurant in Balloch, rated 3.8/5 with 29 reviews.
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Colquhoun's Restaurant is a affordable international restaurant in Gartocharn, rated 4.3/5 with 2136 reviews.
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Cù Mara Bistro & Takeaway is a affordable international restaurant in Gartocharn, rated 4.7/5 with 762 reviews.
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Duck Bay Hotel & Restaurant is a international restaurant in Gartocharn, rated 4.3/5 with 3883 reviews.
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Fish & Chips is a affordable seafood restaurant in Aberfoyle, rated 2.9/5 with 151 reviews.
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Inchmurrin Restaurant is a affordable international restaurant in Balmaha, rated 4.7/5 with 199 reviews.
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