A beautiful restaurant on the shores of Loch Fyne should be on the radar of Glaswegians after being crowned the Best in Scotland.
At last week's National Restaurant Awards, Inver was named the 23rd best restaurant in the whole of the UK, rubbing shoulders with high-end eateries in London.
But perhaps the acclaim for this charming restaurant and inn - located in a former crofter's cottage and boathouse in the most idyllic of settings - should come as no surprise.
