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Dog-friendly cafes and pubs in Inverness, Loch Ness and the Great Glen

Short answer: We have 10 dog-friendly cafes, pubs and restaurants listed in Inverness, Loch Ness and the Great Glen: Castle Tavern, Scotch and Rye, The Walrus and Corkscrew, Girvans, Playback, Clachnaharry Inn.

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Castle Tavern Inverness

Inside: Dogs in the bar area only, with biscuits and fresh water Outside: Outside seating with castle views

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Scotch and Rye Inverness

Inside: All well-behaved dogs welcome

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The Walrus and Corkscrew Inverness

Inside: Dog friendly

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Girvans Inverness

Inside: Dogs welcome

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Playback Inverness

Inside: Dogs on the ground floor; not on the 1st floor games area Outside: Roof terrace until 7.30pm

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Source: Venue website

Clachnaharry Inn Clachnaharry, Inverness

Inside: Dogs allowed anywhere except the carpeted area Outside: Beer garden

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Old North Inn Inchmore, near Inverness

Inside: Pets in the public bar; not in the main dining areas Outside: Outside spaces £10 per stay for pets staying overnight

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The Malt Man (formerly Grog and Gruel) Fort William

Inside: Dogs welcome in the Alehouse for a pint or a meal

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Highland Cinema restaurant and bar Fort William

Inside: Dry, well-behaved dogs in the restaurant bar with the duty manager's agreement Outside: Covered terrace

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Ben Nevis Inn Achintee, Fort William

Inside: Dogs in the downstairs restaurant only (trial policy, no bookings for dogs) Outside: Large beer garden with water bowls

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Source: Venue website

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