Rab Ha's is a triumph of individuality over uniformity and of soul over empty style.Comprising boutique hotel, enticing restaurant and traditional Scottish bar, Rab Ha's is discovered within Glasgow's thriving Merchant City.

Its Victorian exterior and newly refurbished interior dovetail here with dramatic effect. Indeed, a considered fusion of traditional character and contemporary influence energises the whole environment.

Being privately owned enables Rab Ha's to offer service excellence with personal rapport. The standards are stringent and the smile is sincere.

Nestled between Balloch, Stirling and Glasgow in Croftamie near Drymen. On the doorstep to Loch Lomond...

Dining out for that special occasion, or just passing through... we always offer you a warm welcome...

Enjoy casual dining at great prices without compromising on quality or standards...

Just call in to enjoy our exceptional s
dishes.

Situated on the banks of the Forth and Clyde Canal just a short drive from the city centre.

Lock 27 offers an extensive menu and selection of beers, wines and spirits. Lock 27 is fully air-conditioned with free parking.

You can now eat & drink alfresco all year round with our recently installed covered, heated outdoor terrace.

The Drovers accommodation is, shall it be said, not based on your standard hotel bedroom. It reflects the tradition and history of the building and replicates the ambience of the downstairs areas but no two are in any other way similar.

With a mix of styles, décor and facilities it is the Inn’s contention that staying in The Drovers’ should be as much of an “experience” as eating and drinking is! There are a mix of standard rooms and en suite twin, double and family rooms.

The juxtaposition of the Duke of Argyll’s original bed being next door to a Jacuzzi bath is both amusing and eccentric. But that’s the Drovers for you through and through.

Expect the unexpected and you won’t be disappointed.

Colquhoun’s is a 2 AA rosette restaurant offering a varying menu selection, using the finest Scottish ingredients. With panoramic, breathtaking views of the Loch and mountains it is a beautiful location for dining. It is open for lunch and dinner, plus light meals and snacks. (Please check with restaurant for opening times). It’s popular with residents, locals and those looking for a special location accompanied with excellent food. Ideal venue for Sunday lunch or a special celebration, such as birthdays and anniversaries.

The Carbeth Inn is a well known landmark of Scottish history, made famous for the surrounding rolling valleys and stunning views. Just a short stop from Glasgow its easy to get to along The Stockie Muir road (A809) and is on the main tourist route to and from Loch Lomond. Built in 1816 this old house has went from strength to strength and now boasts excellent cuisine using local produce where our award winning and talented chefs are eager to please. With a gantry of some of the finest wines and spirits Scotland has to offer you‘ll not be short for something to wet your whistle. Ever popular with walking enthusiasts with the queens view just moments away, it’s the perfect place to grab a bite and relax. Enter through the bar doors and feel welcomed by an array of mouth watering scents and the cosy warmth from our two roaring fires. Or make your way to our two dining areas with yet again more roaring fires and grab a comfortable seat where our friendly staff will cater for your every need. If it’s a wee dram your after or some great pub grub then the Carbeth Inn is the destination for you. Please call us on 01360 770002

Our team of chefs take enormous pride in the preparation and presentation of every dish. We use mainly only fresh Scottish produce in conjuring up our mouth watering menu. If you’re looking for good places to eat in the Trossachs, or seeking family-friendly restaurants in Glasgow then dining at the Kirkhouse is an experience you'll savour.Our dining area provides a relaxed, tranquil setting for any meal, whether it’s a romantic rendezvous, a business get-together or a family celebration.

Stravaigin meaning ‘to wander’ was started in 1994. Over the years our food has always been open minded.

Sometimes experimental, sometimes classical, sometimes homely and comforting. Always from the heart, always fresh produce, always with our feet firmly planted in our Scottish roots.

Feasting in the restaurant or grazing in the bar, warm Glaswegian hospitality and unparalleled service makes Stravaigin the place to eat in Glasgow.

The Tullie Inn, Balloch has an enviable reputation for serving great freshly prepared food.

We are open from 10am and if it is a coffee and cake you wish - the Tullie serves the best coffee in town! We have a fantastic selection of cakes and scones, some freshly baked on the premises.