In common with the rest of the town, the pubs and restaurants
in Oban aren’t very inspiring. There isn’t any nice sea fronting pubs with cosy
beer gardens that you sometimes find in resorts. We do find a few offering
local beers though and on Thursday we venture into one of those but they turn out
to have no beer at all. So we move on, much to their horror. Don’t advertise
what you’re not selling!
The next pub does have some local beer and sells us Oban
Bay’s Ginger Jakey which isn’t too bad at all as well as a decent meal.
On Friday we look for somewhere to walk and find a secluded
if slightly scruffy beach. We take a signed walk from it to a neighbouring
village, which lands us in another housing estate with the only form of
sustenance coming from a Happy Shopper type store, where we stop for a ice
cream before heading back.
That night we strike gold and find the Oban Bay Brewery tap.
Cuan Mor not only sells a selection of their beers but also does some very fine
food.
Probably the place to go in Oban. It’s busy, so I guess everyone else
thinks so too.
(Friday 16th August)
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