Thursday 18th March 2010
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    Book shop with excellent selection of Scottish books, gifts, and souvenirs

    Licensed restaurant
    Number of seats - 85
    Traditional Scottish / snacks and home baking
    Offer healthy eating
    Vegetarian friendly
    Disabled access
    Baby changing facilities

    A field with beautiful views of the Black Isle is available for dog walking. Please be a responsible owner and clean up after your dog.

    Parking - 70 metres from centre
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