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The Highlands
- Food & Drink
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The Bridge Café
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Lochybridge, Fort William, Inverness-shire PH33 7NU
Tel: 01397 700532
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North of Fort William, close to the junction where the A82 meets the A830, you will find
The Bridge Café, a licensed eating establishment that
combines great food with outstanding value for
money. Formerly part of the Ben Nevis Distillery,
it became a café six years ago, and was taken over in June 2006 by new owners, who have
already added to its already enviable reputation.
It is open seven days a week in the summer months,
and closed on Sunday in winter. The opening times are 9 am to
10 pm in summer and 9 am to 4.30 pm in winter. It seats up to
50 in absolute comfort, and you can choose from a printed
menu or a daily specials board. It sits close to the Great Glen
Way, and walkers - as well as tourists, cyclists, motor-cyclists
and passers by - are more than welcome. The homemade soup
- usually there are nine varieties! - is very
popular, as is the all-day breakfast, steak and ale pie, fish and chips and pizzas. Vegetarian
options are always available.
The produce used in the kitchen is sourced locally
wherever possible, and takeaways are always available during
opening hours. Children are more than welcome, and payment is by
cash or cheque only. So if you're feeling hungry in Fort
William, head for the Bridge Café, where you will find great food
at amazing prices.
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