Cafaidh Carrieanne in Argyll & Bute

I remembered that I've had so much food that was definitely enough for at least 5 people. really fresh and sweet seafood!

Sehr leckeres Essen, home-made, frisch. Super nette Bedienung, entspannt und mit humor. Hier fühlt man sich direkt gut aufgehoben.

We visited this week for lunch and was not disappointed! Friendly welcoming staff, nice modern restaurant with plenty of selection on the menu. We had the high tea which was only £20 for 2 people and consisted of delicious fish and chips with a cuppa after. We also had the Solero frozen cocktail which was yummy!

My family & I had a lovely breakfast, ingredients were of great quality & a good size portion. The tea we had was also really good. The only thing that let the experience down was when we ordered a kids size breakfast for my hubby. There seemed to be a slight issue over the request even though we explained he has recently had surgery & lost 80% of his stomach. Sadly I’m not sure we will be back as he did feel very uncomfortable by the situation

This was our first ever trip to Oban (despite being Scottish my whole life... I haven't always lived here) and it was a lovely town overall. We popped into the Oban Chocolate Company to grab an ice-cream for the walk back, but ended up getting chocolates instead as the ice-cream flavour choice was limited at our visit (which could purely be a stock issue). Another reason we popped in here was because it was dog-friendly. The chocolates we bought were really nice and we enjoyed them with a cup of tea when we got home later that night. The flavours were just right, not overpowering, and the temper (snap) of the chocolate was excellent. What more can you ask for? There is a selection of prints and original artwork by Helen MacKenchnie (wee_adventure_art) which caught our eye, and I very nearly bought one, but being a print I'm going to find the artist and see if the original is available. This is just personal preference. I do have to add, being big tea drinkers we looked at the mugs for sale (as they appeared possibly local stoneware) but a quick flip over revealed "made in china" which was a bit disappointing and so they were left. For me, I'm expecting local items (like the chocolate and art) from places like this and had the mugs been from a local producer (I know there's one in Lochgilphead, because I tried to make my own there) then we would have likely bought them. Overall, a nice shop / cafe with great chocolates, dog-friendly and right on the shore front. When we're next in Oban we'll definitely pick up more chocolates to enjoy.