The Wee Hoose in the Woods - Recommended
Food scene
Renowned throughout the area for our delicious food - whether it is breakfast, lunch, supper or just coffee and cake.
One of our favourite lunch spots, always incredible food plus they have a lovely little shop too. On a sunny day it’s beautiful to eat outside with views across the Cromarty Firth and try to spot some seals.
55 locals recommend
The Storehouse
Renowned throughout the area for our delicious food - whether it is breakfast, lunch, supper or just coffee and cake.
One of our favourite lunch spots, always incredible food plus they have a lovely little shop too. On a sunny day it’s beautiful to eat outside with views across the Cromarty Firth and try to spot some seals.
When in Cromarty, we always get a takeaway from Sutors. On a nice day it’s lovely to sit on the beach while watching out for dolphins!
43 locals recommend
Sutor Creek Cafe
21 Bank StWhen in Cromarty, we always get a takeaway from Sutors. On a nice day it’s lovely to sit on the beach while watching out for dolphins!
Highland Farm Cafe
Fab little cafe with great views!
If you’re heading to Rosemarkie, Crofters is the place to stop in past for lunch, dinner or just a coffee and cake. It’s right on the shore and also just around the corner from The Fairy Glen so a fab location. Also it’s dog friendly.
11 locals recommend
Crofters Cafe Bar
11 Marine TerraceIf you’re heading to Rosemarkie, Crofters is the place to stop in past for lunch, dinner or just a coffee and cake. It’s right on the shore and also just around the corner from The Fairy Glen so a fab location. Also it’s dog friendly.
Our most favourite restaurant in Inverness - not to be missed! Amazing menu, beautiful food and great wine list. We love their Parmesan crusted chicken dish and especially!
123 locals recommend
Rocpool
1 Ness WalkOur most favourite restaurant in Inverness - not to be missed! Amazing menu, beautiful food and great wine list. We love their Parmesan crusted chicken dish and especially!
Cafe One
75 Castle StCafe One is a staple in Inverness - another firm favourite!
A must for the seafood lover! Local seafood served in a small family run restaurant right on the River Ness.
33 locals recommend
River House
1 Greig StA must for the seafood lover! Local seafood served in a small family run restaurant right on the River Ness.
If you’re not wanting to travel far from The Wee Hoose then Allangrange is a great option - good hearty pub grub and local beer just a 5 minute drive from us in the village of Munlochy.
29 locals recommend
Allangrange Arms
54 Millbank RdIf you’re not wanting to travel far from The Wee Hoose then Allangrange is a great option - good hearty pub grub and local beer just a 5 minute drive from us in the village of Munlochy.
An Talla
Dochgarroch CottagesLovely restaurant and shop on Loch Ness
Corner on the Square
1 High StShopping
The Old School Beauly
High StreetThe Drawing Room
14 Kingsmills RdCampbell's of Beauly
High StreetSightseeing
Fyrish Monument
Ness Islands
Great Glen WayDores Beach
Chanonry Point Holiday Cottage
Ness RoadRogie Falls
A835Clava Cairns
Culloden Battlefield station
Castle Leod
Castle LeodDunrobin Castle
Urquhart Castle
Leakey's Second-hand Bookshop
Church StreetCity advice
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Black Isle Brewery
A must see for the beer lover - a free tour of the brewery and the chance to purchase local beer from their wee shop too.
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The Fairy Glen
In the village of Rosemarkie is a beautiful walk to a stunning waterfall. Named the after the fairies who apparently used to keep the water clean for the locals.
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The Clootie Well
Just by the village of Munlochy you’ll find The Clootie Well - hanging a cloot (cloth) on a tree here to rot is in the hope that pain, suffering or sickness will pass as it rots away. Look for the green Forestry Commission sign for the "Clootie Well" off the A832 to a small free parking loop. The short path to the Clootie Well is marked with a post, and there is a small interpretive board that provides some context and background.
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Chanonary Point
Our Moray Firth dolphins are most commonly spotted on Rosemarkie Beach with the most popular spot being Chanonary Point. Check in with the tide times before you head there for the best chance to spot them!