Guidebook for Helensburgh
Everything Else
Milligbeg Self catering Flat
114 E Princes StIts where you are now and its really good!
Food Scene
Excellent Italian food - wonderful olives.
excellent food, very pleasant setting in interesting old building.
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Riverhill Cafe, Bar & Restaurant
26 W Princes Stexcellent food, very pleasant setting in interesting old building.
Cafe at rhu marina
Pier RoadGreat coffee and great food and lots of lovely yachts to admire.
Riva
1 Main StSugar Boat
30 Colquhoun SquareNot the cheapest place in town but very tasty food.
They make great coffee and excellent scones, wonderful chips and tasty soup. Excellent lunch venue a few miles out of town on the way to Loch Lomond, complete with resident alpacas and rare sheep.
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Fruin Farm
They make great coffee and excellent scones, wonderful chips and tasty soup. Excellent lunch venue a few miles out of town on the way to Loch Lomond, complete with resident alpacas and rare sheep.
La Barca Spanish Tapas & Wine Bar
33 W Clyde StGreat food, friendly service, nice surroundings.
Cattle & Creel
74 W Clyde StLovely seafood in very comfortable surroundings.
Essentials
Round the corner from the flat - has most food and drink items you're likely to need. open 0600 - midnight.
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Tesco Express
17 Millbrae RdRound the corner from the flat - has most food and drink items you're likely to need. open 0600 - midnight.
Arts & Culture
The Tower Digital Arts Centre
81 Sinclair StCinema, music, events. Excellent!
Entertainment & Activities
Hermitage Park
14 E Montrose StGood playpark and lots of space for running about.
It has a great playpark that my grandson loves but also superb views over the water.
Kidston Park station
It has a great playpark that my grandson loves but also superb views over the water.
Sightseeing
Unique, interesting dwelling house designed by Charles Rennie Macintosh in 1902. In care of the National Trust for Scotland and well worth a visit.
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The Hill House
Upper Colquhoun StreetUnique, interesting dwelling house designed by Charles Rennie Macintosh in 1902. In care of the National Trust for Scotland and well worth a visit.