"Inverness"

Albert Roux's first venture north of the border (subsequently joined by two more) at boutique Rocpool Reserve hotel offers ssuprisingly well priced dining showing off both French classicism and local ingredients.

Famous for its lively encounter with Gordon Ramsay a few years back, Abstract brings sophisticated French cuisine to Inverness with features including an eight course tasting menu and a chef's table.

The Greig Street Bridge crosses the River Ness taking you away from the mercantile city centre to Huntly Street. The friendly, traditional Waterfront pub is 100 metres to the right of the bridge, its golden signage shining across the river at night.

Scottish ingredients are given an international makeover in this restaurant and bar in the village of Fortrose, near Inverness. A Manhattan seafood chowder is loaded with Moray Firth spoots and crab meat, or there is a decidedly un-Highlands-style…

One of the most popular and stylish bars in the city, Barbazza offers generous portions of honest bar food during the day and an energetic scene after dark. With its sleek booth seating in conker-brown leather, central square bar in dark wood and…

As part of the Inverness Retail & Business Park, this seven screen cinema has plenty of restaurants close by.

This modern non smoking hotel situated less than one mile from Inverness town centre with easy access to A9 (North and South) and A96 (Aberdeen) and 15 minutes from the airport. All rooms are equipped with trouser press, hair dryer, tea and coffee…

The longest running club in town, G's is a popular nightspot for those who fancy a late night boogie after the pubs shut. With its 3am licence at the weekend and not much competition, G's has a captive market, which is probably why the drinks are on the…

Situated in the affluent Crown area, the Heathmount has seven individually designed en suite bedrooms spread over three floors above the stylish bar and restaurant. Independently owned by veteran publican Fiona Newton, the Heathmount is a popular…