Dog Friendly Restaurants in Fort William

Organic craft beer brewed in the Scottish Highlands, served in a relaxed bar right on Fort William's High Street. Dogs are welcome and the staff are brilliant with them. Wood-fired pizzas and a great selection of organic ales on tap.

Set between the River Lochy and the 13th Century Old Inverlochy Castle in six acres of grounds with stunning views over Ben Nevis. The Larder Café serves brunch, lunch and afternoon tea using fresh, seasonal and local produce. Dogs welcome max 2 inside at a time.

At the entrance to Glen Nevis, this is a great spot for a meal before or after a walk. Dogs are welcome in the bar area. Good Scottish menu with local ingredients. Open seasonally from mid-March to early November.

Fort William's beautifully restored Art Deco cinema has a cracking café-bar. Genuine Napoli pizza oven, charcuterie sharing platters, and vegan options. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating area guide dogs welcome inside.

A legendary Highland inn nestled in the heart of Glencoe. Three bars, incredible food, and one of the most dog-friendly pubs in Scotland. Food served daily from noon till 9pm. Worth the scenic 30-minute drive from Highwinds.

A modern bar and restaurant in nearby Ballachulish with stunning loch views. Dogs are welcome in the bar area and they keep treats behind the counter. Fresh, locally sourced Scottish menu. Lunch Mon–Fri, dinner most evenings.

A popular locals' spot on the High Street with a warm, welcoming vibe. Recently refurbished freehouse with food made from locally sourced produce. Dogs are very welcome water bowls provided. Live sport on the TVs.

A Fort William institution on the High Street with a brilliant selection of real ales and hearty pub grub. Dogs are welcome in the Alehouse downstairs. Restaurant upstairs from 5pm (no dogs). Great atmosphere and live music some evenings.