Black Isle Bar & Rooms

Beer and food

Expect a long line of taps showcasing Black Isle's own beers, with organic cider and organic wines for non-beer drinkers. The kitchen turns out wood-fired pizzas made with fresh ingredients, good for sharing over a few pints. The bar is the easiest way to sample the brewery's range without travelling out to the Black Isle itself, and the tap list gives plenty to work through. Ember Kafe is close by for breakfast the next day.

Inside and out

There is an outdoor drinking area and a rooftop garden for dry evenings, which is a rare find on Church Street. The relaxed, family-friendly feel and welcome for dogs mean you can come straight from a riverside walk. It works for a quick pint or a full evening meal.

Around Church Street

Church Street is one of Inverness's main nightlife strips. Hootananny, known for live music, is next door, and the Mustard Seed restaurant is about 100 metres away if you want a sit-down dinner. Inverness station is a short walk. The rooftop garden is a good place to start an evening on a long summer night. Plenty of Inverness's other pubs and cafés are within a few minutes on foot.

Highlights

• Black Isle Brewery's own bar
• Around 26 taps
• Wood-fired pizzas
• Rooftop garden
• Dogs and families welcome

Good to know

• Dogs are welcome.
• Family friendly.
• Organic cider and wines available alongside beer.

Frequently asked questions