The Walrus & Corkscrew
Highlands & Islands, Inverness - Wine bar
'A bit of a departure for Inverness and a great addition,' reports our mole in the Highlands. First opened as a passion project in 2021, this relaxed wine bar is now in full swing and popular with locals. Inside is a small mix of tables with a room upstairs for tastings or private bookings – and when the sun shines, there's hot competition for a seat outside to enjoy the 200-strong wine list or the selection of Scottish beers, ciders and whiskies. Platters of cheese and dry-cured meats all come from Highland producers and are served with locally baked sourdough bread. Dogs and children welcome. Booking highly recommended.
VENUE DETAILS
105 Church Street
Inverness
Highlands & Islands
IV1 1EY
01463 221237
OTHER INFORMATION
Family friendly, Dog friendly
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