| Slanj Restaurant Station Road, Tarbert G83 7DA | |
| 01301702172 | |
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We specialise in high-quality traditional Scottish cuisine, made using the freshest local ingredients and cooked by our skilled chefs.
At our restaurant in Tarbet, we offer a reassuring menu of classic dishes alongside a range of traditional Scottish specialities, such as haggis, neeps and tatties. We also serve our legendary Slanj steak pie and delicious sirloin steaks of prime Scottish beef. There’s no better way, and no setting more beautiful, in which to try our classic Scottish cuisine.
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