Pubs in Inverness
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Tooth & Claw
50 Baron Taylor Street, Inverness IV1 1QG
The Tooth & Claw on Baron Taylor’s Street, better known to generations of Invernessians as The Eagle Bar, was the 2016 prize-winner in the Performing Rights Society’s annual Music Makeover competition. It was one of 230 entries across the UK, and of the six shortlisted, the only one outwith the South of England, and won the £10,000 prize. Unfortunately the venue was closed down due to noise complaints, but the prize money was wisely invested to improve the soundproofing on what was the upstairs bar, and was re-opened as "Tooth & Claw". The Tooth & Claw does not sell real ale (yet) but is included so as to include all the licensed premises in the Highlands & Western Isles Branch Area.
BarOne
1 Academy Street, Inverness IV1 1JN
BarOne does not sell real ale (yet) but is included so as to include all the licensed premises in the Highlands & Western Isles Branch Area. They do have bottles of real ale, but it is not RAIB. From their website:- We specialise in lovingly creating, producing, and (more often than not) tasting all sorts of delightful libations that can be made with fresh fruit, sugar, and usually some form of alcogg… algamah… alcohooo… booze! The team is passionate about wines, whiskies, spirits, and everything containing wines, whiskies & spirits. We strive to offer the best in unpretentious, professional service while serving premium products in a relaxed, yet exciting environment. Whether your out for a couple, or a whole night, Bar One is a “must stop” where you are guaranteed a night of exceptional drinks, and always some off the cuff, and often unplanned entertainment! Please note they have a website, but this site (WhatPub) notes its certificate is out of date or "irregular"
Auctioneers
28 Church Street, Inverness IV1 1EH
The Auctioneers does not sell real ale (yet) but is included so as to include all the licensed premises in the Highlands & Western Isles Branch Area.
MacCallums Bar
40 Union Street, Inverness IV1 1PX
MacCallums does not sell real ale (yet) but is included so as to include all the licensed premises in the Highlands & Western Isles Branch Area.
Old Market Inn
32 Church Street, Inverness IV1 1EH
The Old Market Inn does not sell real ale (yet) but is included so as to include all the licensed premises in the Highlands & Western Isles Branch Area. On the ground floor is the bar, and upstairs the lounge where the music is.
Glenalbyn Bar
2-4 Young Street, Inverness IV3 5BL
The Glenalbyn does not sell real ale (yet) but is included so as to include all the licensed premises in the Highlands & Western Isles Branch Area. Note - provisional hours only
Caledonian
9 High Street, Inverness IV1 1HY
This imposing columned frontage hides a large pub split up over three levels Quieter during the daytime, but very lively in the evenings and at night. An area downstairs with sofas is also available for private hire. Although over three floors, the entire space is fully accessible by wheelchair using the lift.
Tarry Ile Bar
2-6 King Street, Inverness IV3 5DF
The Tarry Ile does not sell real ale (yet) but is included so as to include all the licensed premises in the Highlands & Western Isles Branch Area. ***** PLEASE NOTE DUMMY OPENING TIMES ***** FROM ANOTHER WEBSITE:- Definitely a 'locals' pub, the Tarry is harmless really. It's a no-frills experience in that you won't find much in the way of extra-curricular entertainment although there is a jukebox with a passable mix of 80's 90's and oldies music but don't expect to find anything post um.......Travis. Staff are generally friendly and this place has many regulars.
Royal Highland Hotel (Ash Bar)
Station Square, 18 Academy Street, Inverness IV1 1LG
Ash Bar in Royal Highland Hotel does not sell real ale (yet) but is included so as to include all the licensed premises in the Highlands & Western Isles Branch Area. The staircase leading off to the rooms from the reception area has a massive claim to fame. It was the inspiration on which "the" staircase on Titanic was based and was used to accurately reproduce the one used in the film.
NorthHop
Bishops Road, Inverness IV3 5SA
Fri 21 and Sat 22 Aug 2015 CELEBRATING CRAFT BEER, ARTISAN GINS, CREATIVE COCKTAILS, SCOTTISH FOOD, HOMEGROWN MUSIC & MORE… THE HIGHLAND WAY! North Hop is on a mission to raise the awareness and love for craft beer and everything that goes with it. This is being done via a series of 'taster' events in the Highlands and beyond and one main annual festival in the Highland capital of Inverness, showcasing the best food, drink and music that Scotland has to offer!
Castle Tavern
1 View Place, Inverness IV2 4SA
Real Ale, Real Food, Real Pub! The tantalising aroma of freshly prepared hot food and the sound of friendly banter emanating from its terraced beer garden are certain to be the first signs that greet you when you visit Inverness City's well known tavern by the Castle. This is a favourite haunt for discerning visitors and locals who appreciate a well run hostelry. Along with the serving of fine food and drink, the tavern is characterised by an essential aspect that some establishments the world over can often lack - atmosphere. The Castle Tavern has a tangible, heartening, social buzz, which is more than stimulated by the friendly disposition of its staff. Positioned opposite the Castle entrance, and ideally situated for convenient access to the city centre just minutes away, as well as being an ideal meeting place for events such as The Inverness Tattoo or The Highland Games. Its also the ideal place to begin or end your walk along the 79 mile long Great Glen Way. Many thanks to Castle Tavern for supplying the images on this listing.
Thistle Inn & Mayflower Lounge
19 Celt Street, Inverness IV3 5JB
The Thistle Inn does not serve real ale (yet) but is included so as to include all the licensed premises in the Highlands & Western Isles Branch Area.