If you go, expect to spend 1-2 hours walking to the pier, grabbing a coffee (I like St. Mocha on the pier, personally), visiting the picturesque village church and chatting the kind man who welcomes visitors there daily, and getting a baked treat from the Luss Village Shop before you leave. Try one of their various homemade cakes or treats with a cup of tea before you go, like their homemade Gypsy Cream. (It's cookie sandwich comprised of oat & ginger cookies smoothing together a massive hunk of vanilla icing in the middle.)

Established in 1705, the Drovers has gone on to become (arguably) one of the most famous pubs in Scotland. Taking its name from the highland drovers who used to drive their cattle down the side of Loch Lomond to the markets in the south, The Drovers is a wonderful trip to the past. With a Highland welcome and plenty of awesome drinks on offer its a great place to stop and refuel on a wee trip around the loch.

Where: Pier Road Alderdale Cottage, Luss, Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park G83 8NY Scotland. Rating: 4.5 out of 1607 reviews. One customer said: "What a great spot, beautiful homely food and fantastic service from Joyce. Beautiful spot to end a hot day in the sunshine, a choice of relaxing shaded spots, surrounded my nature and birds. Food quality was great and service was quick and efficient.

Depending on how much time you have before you enjoy lunch at the Luss Seafood Bar it may interest you to explore a little further. Close by to Balloch and based at the southern borders of Loch Lomond are The Loch Lomond Brewery and a little further is Auchentoshan Distillery. Both locations offer tours, samples and a shop to buy their great tasting beer and whisky.

Glenview Luss' sister company is The Village Rest and it's only a stone’s-throw away. The Village Rest is a large Cafe/Bistro, highly-rated by tourists and locals alike for tasty, freshly-prepared food (it also offers free-from options). There’s something on the menus for everyone, from traditional, UK fayre to Scottish and international dishes.

Close by, The Village Rest (01436 860220) offers outdoor seating for when the sun shines, and well proportioned grub from posh burgers to pastas rolls. The menu at Real Food Café (01838 400235) looks fairly familiar: fish and chips, salads and burgers, but the owners make an effort to source high quality, locally sourced ingredients.

It’s one of the finest restaurants on the shores of Loch Lomond. They offer a variety of seasonal foods, including an array of pastries, pies, and cakes that perfectly complement their tea. Whether you’re in the mood for a cup in the morning or want to take in afternoon tea, you’ll find something you’ll love.

Tucked away from the Lake like a lot of the eateries around Luss, the Seafood Bar is the place to come to sample proper fish and chips. From salmon and potted fish to oysters, it has a lot on offer. The produce is fresh and of the highest quality so it isn’t the cheapest but worth the expenditure.

One customer said: "What a great spot, beautiful homely food and fantastic service from Joyce. Beautiful spot to end a hot day in the sunshine, a choice of relaxing shaded spots, surrounded my nature and birds. Food quality was great and service was quick and efficient.

Inside, it’s well decorated and bright and has a great menu. Anywhere that offers a full Scottish breakfast is a winner in my eyes. The Village Rest also serves soup, sandwiches, wraps, burgers and favourites like macaroni cheese and chilli.

While exploring the village, have lunch at Luss Seafood Bar for a selection of Scottish seafood. Attached to the restaurant is Luss General Store, where you can purchase gifts and souvenirs.

So imagine my delight while on a day trip to the conservation village of Luss, located some 12 miles outside of Glasgow, on the shores of Loch Lomond, in finding Luss Seafood Bar.

The Village Rest – The most popular place to eat in Luss is easily the Village Rest, serving from breakfast and lunch as well as a takeaway menu. Dog friendly and delicious food.

Guests of the bed & breakfast can dine just outside the property in a highly rated—8/10 according to reviews—seafood restaurant Luss Seafood Bar offering British cuisine.

The road opposite Loch Lomond Arms, close to the new car park, leads down to Luss Pier. Adjacent to that is a new village green, with an excellent children's playpark.

I never like black pudding but this place serves very nice black pudding as part of their Scottish full breakfast menu. Love the area, the place, the...

They have a fair few gluten free options on the menu and our meals were lovely. Bethany went for the chilli con carne with all the trimmings.

Always comfortable and friendly, you can be assured of a great time whether you're just in for a cup of coffee and a cake, or a large meal.

Luss Seafood Bar is one of the best places to try a variety of fish dishes, from delicately smoked fish to deep fried and battered morsels.

Experience authentic Scottish cuisine at The Village Rest Luss - where every meal comes with stunning views and local charm.