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The Old Mill Inn Brodie

“Hospitality is a great strength at the Old Mill” - AA Inspector

LOCATION

FORRES, MORAY

Official Rating
★★★★
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The Old Mill Inn is a 4 Gold Star Restaurant with Rooms situated in Brodie, a historic village in the Scottish Highlands just off the A96 between Forres and Nairn. Tracing its origin to more than a century ago, with its beginnings as a Victorian corn mill, today the Old Mill Inn blends character and charm with contemporary flair and modern facilities. The highly regarded restaurant, AA Rosette Hearth, has built a reputation for creating innovative Scottish food from the best of local produce sourced from Moray and the Highlands.

Awards, accolades & Welcome Schemes

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4 Gold Star Award: Premier Collection
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Breakfast Award
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1-Rosette restaurant
The Old Mill Inn Brodie
Brodie, FORRES, MORAY, IV36 2TD

Features

Rooms
  • Rooms 5
Children
  • Children's portions or menu
Facilities
  • Free TV
  • Wifi
  • Open parking
Food
  • Dinner Served

About the area

Discover Moray

The largely undiscovered Moray coast offers miles of red sandstone cliffs that spill down to fine sandy beaches split by dramatic rocky headlands, and a chain of small towns, sleepy villages and fishing ports. The gentle breezes and warm sunshine of lazy summer days give the place a restful, relaxing air, and the evenings are a magical time too, with this part of Scotland renowned for its superb sunsets.

Elgin, the commercial and administrative centre for Moray for over eight centuries, stands on a meandering loop of the River Lossie in a richly fertile agricultural district known as the Garden of Moray. Although the townscape has been reworked and rebuilt over the years, it retains a medieval street plan with narrow alleyways leading off the broad main street, a cobbled market place, and some fine old 18th and 19th century buildings. Elgin has long been a favoured tourist centre for exploring the north-west corner of Grampian and offers a host of attractions.

Dining nearby

Restaurants and Pubs
Hearth at the Old Mill

AA Rosette Award

Hearth, situated on the ground floor of the Old Mill, has built a reputation over the last few years for creating unique interpretations of some classic Scottish dishes, inspired by the incredible larder and landscape of Moray. The weekly-changing...
Hickory Restaurant

AA Rosette Award

In case you get the impression there's only golf to look at, this hotel's seaside location looks out over the Moray Firth and dining at Hickory offers great views. The elegant conservatory restaurant features menus of locally-landed seafood and meat...
Cawdor Tavern

The Tavern is tucked away in the heart of Cawdor’s pretty conservation village; nearby is the castle where Macbeth held court. Pretty wooded countryside slides away from the pub, offering plenty of opportunities for rambles and challenging cycle...
Dining Room

AA Rosette Award

The Glenmorangie Distillery, famous the world over for its whisky, is right by Glenmorangie House, which has a dining room with its own intimate, welcoming atmosphere. Dinner is served dinner-party style with all guests sitting around one large oval...

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