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Ben Nevis Bar

LICENSEE

David Allan.

 

ADDRESS

103 High Street, Fort William, Scotland  PH33 6DG  Tel. 01397 702295

 

MAP

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PUB EXPLORER REFERENCE

37039.

 

REFURBISHMENT

We re-opened 15th March 2008 following a refurbishment. With a new contemporary look, come along and see the changes.

 

PUB OPENING TIMES

Monday - Wednesday 11am - 12mn.
Thursday - Saturday 11am - 1am.
Sunday 12.30pm - 11.45pm.

 

DRAUGHT BEERS SERVED

Becks Vier, Stella, Tennents, McEwan's 70/-, Guinness, Guinness Extra Cold, Strongbow Cider.

 

REAL ALE

Caledonian 80/-, Deuchars IPA + Guest Ale.

 

 ENTERTAINMENT

3 TV's.

 

FOOD

Good Wholesome Pub Food served from a main menu & Specials board including home made dishes. Always have on haggis, neeps n tatties.

 

ACCOMPANYING DRINKS

Range of Wines (14 white, 14 red), Tea & Coffee.

 

MEAL TIMES

Monday - Saturday 12noon - 10pm. Sunday 12.30pm - 10pm.

 


SUNDAY ROAST

Traditional Sunday Lunch is served with all the trimmings  £7.25.

 

FACILITY

Wi-Fi Access, Decked Area (overlooking Loch), Wheelchair Access, Disabled Toilet, Baby Changing Facility.

 

SMOKING FACILITY

Awning to the front.

 

OTHER

Children Welcome (when dining or until 5pm in the bar), Car Parking - 8 spaces, Coach Parties Welcome. Debit & Credit Cards accepted.

 

Photo Coming SoonBen Nevis Bar is ideally located on the main street in the famous Highland town of Fort William. This is the oldest pub in the town, being built in 1806 and was the inn for the castle drovers.  We re-opened with a new contemporary look following a refurbishment in March 2008. There are two bars on the ground floor and a 100 cover restaurant upstairs. With modern decor, new furniture, fixtures, fittings & comfy seating this is a great place to relax.  Take in the views outside & enjoy a drink on the new decked area which overlooks the loch. We have a regular core of local customers who live in the town and mingle with the tourists and walkers who come, generally during the summer months. Food is served every day from a popular menu which always includes traditional haggis, neeps and tatties.  This ensures that we seem to be the busiest place in town!  Be sure to visit this friendly, welcoming trouble free bar next time you visit this idyllic part of the country and enjoy a meal and a pint.  You are sure to have a memorable time.

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