Journal · Inverness
Carbon Neutral Activities & Wellbeing in our Cities - Inverness Eco Dining
Alexander Chau · March 30, 2023 · 1 min read
Considering its proximity to so many areas of natural beauty, it’s no wonder that sustainability is taken so seriously by the Inverness hospitality sector. Whether you’re hungry, thirsty or in need of a pick-me-up, indulge your tastes without having to worry about carbon impact.
Inverness Coffee Roasting Co.15 Chapel St, Inverness IV1 1NA
As the city’s foremost baristas, Inverness Coffee Roasting Co aim to promote recycling, minimise waste, source environmentally-sound products and avoid plastics, all whilst brewing world-class coffee. If you want to start your day guilt-free and ground to perfection, you know where to start.
Café Artysans7 Strothers Ln, Inverness IV1 1LR
Café Artysans puts ethical catering first by sourcing their ingredients from local, sustainable outlets and supporting their young employees to independence. Better still, the café is located just a 7-minute walk from our Highland Apartments.
The Victorian MarketAcademy Street, Inverness IV1 1JN
Inverness has developed a reputation as something of a foodie hotspot, and this is largely thanks to initiatives like The Victorian Market, now a fully-developed food hall. Take an afternoon to peruse the selection of sumptuous cakes, pastries and locally-run gift shops - all tastes catered for.
The Inverness sustainable tourism strategy is centred on providing visitors to the city with the tools and information to make sustainable choices that allow for enjoyment and free spending, without preventable harm to the environment. This approach is apparent in the variety of transport options, cycle paths and, more recently, a carbon-neutral business improvement district (the first in the UK).
Written by Alexander Chau
Part of the Mansley team, writing about our cities and the art of the longer stay.