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Am Praban Bar & Restaurant
100/100 (718 ratings)
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Scallops
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Tail of Monkfish and Prawns
Haggis
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Sole and Hake Sunday Roast Lamb with Mint Sauce
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Sticky Toffee Pudding
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Chocolate Terrine
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Accepts Credit Cards
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"Great food, room, and setting. We have the superior double room overlooking the..."
Joel Scott
"Can't thank the staff enough for making our staff a memorable one...."
Yvonne Graham
"Brilliant wee hotel and bar. Stunning location, great service and cosy wee bar, can't wait to head..."
Johnnie McIntyre
"Just..."
Matt Harrison
"Wonderful..."
Katarzyna Sieradzka
"Posto davvero..."
Sabatini Andrea
"What a cozy little Scottish pub with awesome food! So happy we stumbled upon this place on a rainy day. We cozied up to the fire and had some food..."
Kristin Curry
"Best fish and chips we’ve ever had! Served with real friendliness and a spectacular view. Definitely worth stopping..."
Ailsa Lamond
"The staff were very friendly and helpful. They were very accommodating when I had questions about the menu, or requests a request for a specific..."
Varun Kachhwaha
"The best food I had in a pub, plus de location is beautiful, right by the sea. The staff is lovely. We arrived there at 6.30pm and luckily a family..."
Zoe
"Terrific place to bring your four-legged companion after an excursion on Sleat peninsula. Hang out by the cozy fireside with a pint while waiting for..."
John Paul Northern
"Delightful place to stop for lunch as a brief step off the NC500. Fantastic fish and chip and veggie haggis and good beer. Lovely staff, highly..."
Rory Joseph
"Excellent Sunday roast, very tasty with a delicious selection of vegetables. Very friendly staff who took the time to make conversation. Well..."
Ann McEneany
"What a find. Small bar/pub at the end of a road that feels like a local. The seafood was amazing. We had mussels, fish & chips, scallops and draft..."
Sturm Segel
"Easily the best meal in Scotland so far and we went to Three Chimneys the day before. Go now! Recommend calling ahead for..."
Nicholas Draper
"A wonderful find. This quaint little bar, a part of a country hotel, was both charming and friendly. The food however, was just awesome! The..."
Ray Foster
"Looking for a good place to have a drink with a magical view outside, great staff and fantastic food? Then look no further. Came here every evening..."
Vasiliy
"We ate here while staying in the hotel for one night and the food was absolutely wonderful! It can get busy, so we did have to wait a bit to pounce..."
Dylan H
"What a dinner we had! Delicious risotto, soup of a day and divine Baileys chocolate mousse! Great atmosphere, friendly staff and wide range of..."
Katarzyna Wojtowicz
"We dropped in for Sunday Roast-- missed the last of the beef, which was lucky because I got to have the lamb shank, which was just amazing! My wife..."
Ron Shepard
"Really nice looking pub (imho not abundant in highlands). Popped in at end of a busy Sunday for them - a lot of food items had run out.However,..."
pete coxon
"Lovely food, my husband and I had excellent scallops followed by a delicious steak. Child friendly, dog friendly and great service. We will be back...."
Karen Eccles
"Great location and view, friendly welcome. Fish and chips were good, the only downside is you can't eat outside or at least not when I was..."
Phil Gulliver
"Where locals and travellers meet for a pint. If you’re lucky, you might even encounter Raasay the dog! Usually available for drinks but check ahead..."
Erica M
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