Drovers Inn

Drovers Inn Review

The portions at this noisy, friendly inn are enormous, which is just as well since many customers have returned from a day's walking on the nearby West Highland Way. Scottish staples like sausage and mash, minced beef, and haggis with mash and neeps (turnips) jostle for a place beside occasionally more adventurous dishes. The dining areas are hung with swords and modern copies of old paintings. This is a genuine traveler's pub, with an appropriate range of whiskies (hearty rather than elegant). There is traditional music every weekend, and there are 26 rooms for rent for under £100. The bear at the door should not put you off (it is stuffed and very old).