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Five of the best cafes in Oban

Emilija Morrison: Business Development Assistant


We've blogged on Oban before, covering our favourite things to do within the seaside town. Today, we decided to focus on our favourite cafes the town has to offer - we hope we inspire you to visit a couple!


1. Julie's Coffee Shop


It is always a promising sign when a cafe is popular not just with tourists but with the locals, too. This one might be lacking in size, but it isn't lacking in atmosphere. In terms of food, the cakes in particular look delicious... And if it is a sunny day, why not sit outside and watch the world go by?!


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2. Oban Chocolate Company


Winning various accolades throughout the years, this is the place to go for the chocoholic in your life. All sorts of chocolate delights await you here, from waffles to hot chocolate to cakes.


Much to my disappointment, I've yet to try the delicacies in person - this cafe opened a few days after I left Oban!


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3. Food from Argyll at the Pier


Just before you catch a ferry, make sure to stop here for a quick bite to eat. What you'll immediately notice upon entering is how friendly staff members are. Food-wise, the tattie scones are probably the most popular thing you'll find here. However, I would recommend the cheesy chips - I used to have them a lot when living in Oban!


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4. The Little Potting Shed Cafe Oban


Vegans and vegetarians will feel very much at home here. The cafe is filled with vegan treats, from vegan burgers to quorn chicken nugget dippers to vegan scones. Described by many as Oban's "hidden gem", we heartily agree.


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5. Bossards Patisserie Coffee & Tea Shop


The cafe serves all sorts of scrumptious, mouth-watering cakes and desserts. It also serves delicious afternoon tea.


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Walking Tours in Oban provides locally guided walking tours of Oban at 10:30am every day in July and August. Click to learn more!



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