Mount Stuart Restaurant in Argyll & Bute

Lovely restaurant situated in the courtyard, decently priced food etc, after your visit or before the house tour, its advisable to take a bottle of water on the house tour, there is a lift for those with mobility issues, many stairs.

Found choice of hot food not what I wanted. Also service, although pleasant, was very slow. Ended up eating in town.

Good range of food and soup, staff were friendly and helpful. It did get really busy later so you might want to arrive early to miss the queue

We visited the Cafe for lunch after walking around the beautiful gardens at Mount Stuart. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The menu was fairly simple but everything was really fresh and delicious. Freshly made coffees were great too. The amazing location also made it a very pleasant lunch.

Lovely place for a snack etc... Shame the scones didn't taste like scones. They were dry and flavourless unfortunately.

My sister and I visited Mount Stuart for the day and we enjoyed a really lovely lunch there. The staff were super nice, very accommodating and serving good quality local produce. Really lovely place and good value for money.

Been to Mount Stuart House many times with friends as it is such a magnificent place. But this time we tried the revised/extended kitchen for a lunchtime snack. Looking for something hot we plumped for some Black Pudding, apple and port sauce rolls as well as some haggis and pork ones as well. The chap serving us said they were delicious and boy was he correct. I have never tasted so good sausage rolls cooked directly on the premises. Didn't get a chance to try their vegetarian ones but the only disappointment is we couldn't but a load of these total away and cook for ourselves.

Snack in the tearoom.....basic but locally sourced snacks. Quite expensive. Not a Restuarant as such but ok for a light snack.

Very good food, albeit expensive but a necessary stop if you walk the beautiful and interesting long walk to the House from the information Centre. Take the free bus if you have walking difficulties.

A nice choice of beef, chicken, and turkey for their Sunday special. You can choose adult or child portions which is perfect when you don’t want too much. The soup is a nice size bowl. Great service, too.

Wow, we weren’t expecting this ! Well...Mount Stuart goes beyond expectations in every way and certainly with the catering. We were only going in for a cup of tea but couldn’t resist the platter. Lovely to try local foods. They give the names of the producers so we afterwards went to Ritchies of Rothesay to stock up on the cheese ! Service, surroundings, value all excellent. Make sure you include a meal with your plans for this amazing place.

This small restaurant is a gem. I sat with my friend in the courtyard and had a wonderful lunch. The food was fresh and delicious. The staff here are lovely, so warm and helpful. My friend had a special requirement and they went out of their way to help. We had lovely French onion soup, tuna sandwiches and tea. I don't think I have ever tasted better - full marks to the chef. We visited on Good Friday 2019.

Simple lunch, Sandwiches, haggis and pork sausage rolls with good homemade soup with one slice of lovely bread (although when I asked for another slice for me and my son it was £1... really ?? for two slices of bread when we'd paid for lunch for 4) , nice selection of Halloween themed cakes . We did have to stand about for a couple of minutes after being served while the soup was going cold until a table who had finished took pity on us and got up and helped us clear the table. Think may be our timing clashed with a coach party who were killing time. It was too cold to sit outside.

The restaurant was clean with plenty selections of food. The staff were also very pleasant. This really was was a welcome sight after going around the house

there was a fair range of food on offer , we opted for the homemade soup which was very good and value for money.

Ideal after a long walk through the grounds. Quickly served and a good range of basic food. Presumably the old servants dining area with interesting architecture. Prices were fine. The entry is a little hard to spot at first however it is well signposted from the front entrance area. We were puzzled by the photoraphs that mainly seem to be of somewhere else.

When I read some of the other reviews I wonder if we were at the same place! If you want lunch this is not to be recommended. All that was on offer when we were there was soup, toasties and various sausage rolls as well as the various cakes. They had nothing by way of the salads and other platters that were purported ot be sold there. We had one very good soup and one mediocre soup which were each served with a small piece of white bread. No choice. The service was poor. When we went back for tea there was a tea and a coffee on the counter turning cold, which someone had ordered , and no one was making any effort to deliver them to the tables.

Great selection of Vegan and Vegetarian options. Lovely little courtyard to have a seat. Little gift area with some lovely things. Staff are helpful.

Not a great experience eating here after waiting 40 minutes for a cheese and ham toastie the cheese in the toastie was barely melted. People who's order was after ours was delivered before ours. Will re-visit the house but will bring a picnic.

We were delighted that the cafe offered both a vegan croissant and vegan cake. Both were very tasty. A great end to our visit

Nice food in nice surroundings, they have a good and varied menu, the service was good and the food reasonably priced.

After our tour we decided to have a well deserved break and we weren't disappointed great choices and lovely food very friendly staff

Dog friendly in the courtyard. Prices good. Toilets very good. Staff friendly and helpful. Accessed to the left of the main entrance along a short path where the windows of the house are bullseyed.

Food here was really good - the soup in particular was very tasty as was the homemade sausage roll with black pudding. Probably one of the more expensive meals we had while in Bute for what we had but still felt like quite good value given the quality.

Had lunch in the courtyard area and had a very nice lunch of home made soul and a great ploughmans lunch.

Having walked the delightful gardens in the morning, and being led round the house at noon, we capped off our tour with a visit to the Bute Kitchen.

Went here today to lunch at the resteraunt as part of a walking day —resteraunt closed and the alternative ( Bute Kitchen) was only to be accessed by paying a £4.25 pp garden charge —beyond disgraceful and quite inexcusable —we ate at the Victoria in Rothesay

After the excellent tour of the house, exited via the restaurant. A good choice of light eating, and the macaroni I had was excellent. Staff are friendly, and there is seating inside or on a bright day, in the outside area which is a good suntrap. Overall a good place to replenish.

Came with a few friends to look round the house in the afternoon, following a morning visit to the Bute Highland Games. A reasonable choice of food. All ok for our quick late lunch.

No other food to compete, so this café at Mount Stuart can provide teas and coffees, soups and haggis sausage rolls which became mummies at Hallowe'en, but large enough to share. Soup filling and food above average in quality but limited in selection range.

After our tour of the house and a walk in the gardens, we decided to get a bite to eat at their restaurant. It served the purpose but not exactly above average.

Following a tour of Mount Stuart we had lunch at the on site Bute Kitchen.

I convinced the others after having earlier seen the soups and pies and “Haggis Rolls” being made fresh for the upcoming onslaught of visitors .... boy were they happy I’d suggested it... ... good atmosphere and a Haggis Roll to die for plus the trimmings

Called in on a busy Sunday. Great menu choice. We just had the soup which was excellent. Seriously good lentil and equally good leek and potato served with warm bread. Huge bowl and very cheap for what you get. Lovely scones and indeed the entire menu looked. Dry appetising. Staff were lovely and place was spotless. This is the standard so many tourist attractions fail to meet. So keep up the good work and hopefully others will aspire to be as good as this.

Arrived with a coach tour but the cafe didn't get swamped - perhaps because it was a lovely warm sunny day and plenty of people spilled out into the open courtyard which had plenty of seating. Reasonable amount of soup in a large bowl and quite tasty. Good range of scones and cakes on display. The gents toilet has recently been modernised to a very reasonable, tasteful standard and was spotlessly clean.

What a surprise to find a great place to eat. Good selection of tasty savories and home baked goods. Hubby...

Went in just to sit and rest really ,thought I would have a Haggis sausage roll as it was lunch...

I was at Mount Stuart cafe last year and is was fair, what an improvement when I visited in July...

Aunque la cola fue larga, valió la pena la espera. Había una buena selección de pasteles, bollos, etc. Había dos tipos de sopa y las porciones eran muy adecuadas, servido con un buen rollo marrón. Muchas pastas para elegir.

Great tea, sandwiches and puddings in the old kitchen of the house. I selected a dish that sported three kinds of salmon, smoked and fresh, and it was delicious. Great selection of cakes. Good strong tea. Very sweet place.

value for money best scone and cuppa ive had in awhile was £3 for scone with jam and cream. staff very polite

There is a lovely courtyard, for when the Scottish weather is kind, as well as space indoors. The food is not exceptional, but is goof, wholesome, fresh & good value.

Just the ticket to give you a rest from the beautiful house and gardens. We enjoyed excellent lentil soup and very tasty haggis sausage rolls. Very good value.

Oh dear!!!Restaurant upstairs at visitor centre no longer open to general public.Tiny area downstairs offering hot drinks in paper cups and edibles on paper plates. Very poor cake selection on offer lying at a level where people can brush against and cough all over. No thanks!!!!! In fact the scones had obviously been out all day as well as the fruit loaf which meant hard as bricks. Every year this place is a progressive let down.Last year was bad enough upstairs but now no hot food available at the visitor centre at all.A few years ago the upstairs section was offering fresh, exciting and varied hot food and cakes were lovely. As well as sitting in a place that had lovely views people had a really nice eating experience.It would appear it's all moved to the small courtyard tea room at the BIG house, so we were told, but I am not holding my breath.Such a shame, been to lots of stately homes and the food really good. What is going on at Mount Stuart? Tourists in particular do not expect too much.We were truly shocked as this Estate is the Islands main attraction. Forget it!!!!!!

We visited here twice in our week on the Island as it was so popular with all the family. The courtyard is dog friendly, sheltered from the wind and a little sun trap on a spring day. There is a good variety of food; sandwiches, soup, jacket potatoes, toasties, platters, haggis sausage rolls etc with many using local sourced ingredients. The favourites for us where the made to order pizzas (my son), and I loved the Ritchies of Rothesay smoked salmon platter - totally delicious and a bargain at 6.50. The staff where friendly, the surroundings clean and welcoming, the food good value, would definitely recommend.

Stunning surroundings at Mount Stuart with a beautiful restaurant run by an amazingly friendly and professional couple Jim & Karen, the food produced is a work of art- stunning , 5 star, I had the best birthday meal ever, and my cake is just wonderful. Thank you Jim, Karen and Campbell for making my day extra special.

Reasonable range of filled sandwiches + one soup and some cakes. Not obvious that there is seating indoors possibly would benefit from some signage.

Choosing Mount Stuart as the venue for our wonderful wedding weekend was the best decision we have made. Any concerns regarding planning, preparation and hosting at meal times were completely eleviated when we were introduced to Jim & Karen. Clearly very experienced and thriving in this environment, the entire food and drinks set up was just overwhelming. To simply thank them for the food and efficiency throughout would be doing them a disservice. From hosting a banquet style BBQ to providing the most innovative afternoon tea, to the finale of our perfect wedding meal - one of the main talking points throughout was not only the food, flavours and thoughtful presentation but Jim & Karen themselves. A breath taking weekend underpinned by food and service which literally has to be experienced to be believed! Thank you and see you again soon!

We were here in August, the middle of the school holidays, and having read the reviews we were looking forward to lunch here. The restaurant was closed, on a Monday, in the middle of the school holidays!!! We had the most uninspired and tasteless sandwich in the cafe, a drab school room type place. Thank goodness the house and grounds are lovely as this was the worst cafe I have ever been to!!

Nice café type with inside and outside seating. Nice coffee and snacks after a walk around the house and gardens.

A brilliant, concise but innovative menu. Totally spoiled for choice and totally spoiled with great service. There is no where better to eat on the Island of Bute. I have been visiting here for 20 years and finally I have had an amazing lunch. We are going back for more lunch tomorrow.

The cafe was very small, self service and it was not obvious where the inside seating was. The staff were courteous enough, but there was only a very limited choice.

We took Sunday lunch at the visitor centre restaurant and it was way better than our expectations. Service was very friendly whilst being quick and efficient. The menu choice very good and the food excellent and beautifully presented. This was food akin to a high quality (& expensive!) city restaurant served by the visitor centre restaurant at one of Scotland's finest attractions. And at £16 per head for 2 courses an absolute steal.....

Hi,Have to say the soups were delicious. Fresh Sandwiches and all the other diners plates looked appetising.The young staff were cheerful, helpful and totally personable.Not just. Haste ye Back...Taste ye Back!

We found this restaurant after being on the island for 6 days, and what a relief it was. It was impossible to find a decent restaurant in Rothesay which offered inspired, non-traditional, non-stodgy food. The menu and food here were both inspired and very very good,. The staff were helpful, the building, and table settings were stunning, and the location beautiful. Reasonably priced too. Please start opening at night !

Service très rapide avec des mets délicieux je n'aurais pas pensé dans ces lieux de visite et une belle vue de verdure

Stunning surroundings at Mount Stuart with a beautiful restaurant run by an amazingly friendly and professional couple Jim & Karen, the food produced is a work of art- stunning , 5 star, I had the best birthday meal ever, and my cake is just wonderful. Thank you Jim, Karen and Campbell for making my day extra special.

My wife and I took a break from the early morning tour before heading in for our free time in the house. We shared a freshly made sandwich, with Crisps, a fresh tea and coffee followed by a warm scone with a hint on cinnamon, great value at just under £10 superb.

Yesterday, seven of us, from 84 to 7 years of age visited the Mount Stuart Restaurant in the Visitors Centre. It was a glorious day and with the avenue of azalea and rhododendron in full bloom, the journey in was spectacular. However, the food, drink, waiter attention and ambience simply reenforced the spectacle. The menu was hugely sensible offering locally sourced produce. The temptation of many restaurants to offer a large menu was cleverly avoided by offering three course of three choices per course. Although there wasn't a vegetarian main course, the kitchen was prepared to cater to almost any wish and the menu had vegetarian starter and pudding. Priced at £16 for two courses or £19 for three, this has to be the biggest bargain in town. I can't recommend the Sunday Lunch highly enough. Please book in advance.

We loved Mount Stuart and went to the restaurant for a coffee on arrival, had a light lunch and then had a cup of tea on departure.Staff were very friendly and helpful and the surroundings were very pleasant as we ate in the open in a small courtyard between the 19th century and 18th century buildings. There was another restaurant in the visitor centre, which was also pretty good.

Being on an upper level , you are almost level with the tree tops. At this time of year everything is a lush green all round . My son and I enjoyed our lunch ,the staff were very attentive and the Manager brought us extra red pesto, which was delicious. The surroundings are very pleasant and there is also a small tearoom downstairs. (Will have to try that another time)Living on the island, I have visited the house often, and my son was married in the chapel. It is a truly wonderful place to visit and I don't think anyone would be disappointed with either the house the gardens or the restaurant.

Clean and comfortable with delicious soup, haggis rolls, tarts and cakes. Good value for money. Excellent toilet facilities.Some Free From biscuits/cakes and soya milk would be a good idea to cater for people with allergies like me.

The sandwich and drink were very enjoyable and not expensive. Although the restaurant was full we sat outside in the sun.

Lovely, light filled upstairs dining room. This place is under new management this year and the effort and attention to detail really shows. We had a mixed party of ages and the kids were well catered for. Adults had the high tea which had an array of sandwiches, cakes and pastries, but with a modern, tasting menu type twist. Plenty of tea / coffee and such a lovely afternoon, many thanks to Karen and her team who made it a very special afternoon for us.

We stopped by the Mount Stuart coffee shop for some lunch whilst having a day out at the house and were left a bit disappointed.We all felt the menu had not been particularly well thought out. There was a nice soup on offer but no bread or rolls to accompany it. The only other warm option was a very small pasty. It would be great if there was the option of warm quiches or something like that!What i would say however is that all the food we did have was of good quality. The smoked trout salad with pesto was lovely and the soup was tasty. It was just it was all extremely light so by about mid afternoon we were starving hungry (and we don't have particularly big appetites!)Another point of improvement would be staff knowledge of the food. My mum asked the guy serving at the courtyard tea room about the different types of muffin on offer and he had absolutely no idea. I work in a cafe myself and I think it shows a real lack of effort not to know the types of cake that you are selling (particularly when there were only about 5 on offer!)

We have tried many high teas over the last few years. However the high tea served last Saturday 16 April was a true credit to the visitor centre restaurant. High tea must be booked in advance and I'm so glad we did. The quality of the food, presentation and twist to the high tea was truly jaw dropping. This, together with the fantastic welcome snd attention given to all of us from all the staff led to s wonderful afternoon treat and will be remembered for a long time. We had 2 younger teenagers with us and the Chef came up trumps with alternative options that they were very happy with. A massive thank for a memorable visit, we will certainly be back just not soon enough!

Decided to try out Sunday lunch with my Father in law who usually doesn't venture outside of Rothesay. We definately were not expected such fantastic food and wonderful service. Thanks Chef also for considering those of us that do not eat meat, Sunday lunch is usually such a disappointment and I was offered a vegetarian option amazing! I will definately be back and now when visiting the Isle of Bute we have such a fantastic restaurant.

We have now eaten in this brilliant restaurant on three occasions now and have not been disappointed once. The food is absolutely fantastic, well presented by very attentive staff and the ambience is very comfortable and easy. We waited until we had eaten here a few times before placing this report.We shall certainly be back.

This is a good venue for lunch whether visiting the house or not. We did just this today. Soup of the day roast butternut squash with a hint of cumin in it with freshly made bread. We shared a very tasty platter of cold and smoked salmon and trout. Again nicely presented and scrummy. Staff were very pleasant and attentive. Overall, a good bet if you are in the area.

Whilst visiting Mount Stuart we stopped for lunch at the Visitor Centre where a Small Plates restaurant was open upstairs. We ventured up and were warmly welcomed by the manager Karen who offered us a table straight away despite it being fairly busy. At first glance, the menu was intriguing, with lots of dishes that sounded amazing. We placed our orders and quickly the not so small platters of food started to arrive. Wow! The presentation was fantastic and the flavours and tastes were simply stunning. My favourites had to be the cauliflower tempura and the salted beef. If you visit Bute, then having lunch here is a must. I'd recommend calling in advance to check availability and when ordering, be conservative as the "small plates" are bigger than I expected. Overall, amazing food at very reasonable prices.

Went out for Small Plates Menu. Absolutely delicious food, extensive menu, attentive waiting staff. Will definitely be back.

We visited Mount Stewart in September and were lucky enough to enjoy one of the exceptional small plate events. If you like sharing don't miss this this restaurant…. fabulous food in a beautiful location, looking forward to a return visit in the New Year!

The food was outstanding...plenty of choice, friendly staff providing excellent service, stunning surroundings! Very hard to choose favourites as every dish we had tasted amazing...especially the king prawn and smoked trout hot dog...a must try!! Perfect meal to top off a lovely weekend in Rothesay - cannot wait to return for our next visit.

Went to one of the 'Small Plates' days last weekend and had an absolutely amazing meal. Atmosphere was relaxing and staff were fabulous. There were six of us (4 adults and two kids) in our party; the menu looked so good, with so many quirky and exciting dishes, we couldn't decide what we wanted so asked for a chef's selection.......! We were not disappointed - an endless stream of dishes appeared from the kitchen. The turkey en croute and the beef carpaccio were particularly excellent. The head chef, Jim, popped out to check we were happy with everything and brought the kids an extra vat of chocolate mousse for good measure!! Incredible value for money!! Can't wait to go back again!!

Stayed for three nights on the Mount Stuart estate at the Kennels self catering lodges, and during our visit we dinned in the Mount Stuart Restaurant, when the small plates event was on, the food was fantastic, great choice and quality with local produce being used. We had so many favourites, to name a few, tiger prawns,scallops,Jacobs ladder, pork cheek, lamp rump.The food was so well presented and everything so fresh ,very highly recommend a visit.Looking forward to another visit

Mount Stuart has now opened a smart, plates style restaurant. Get along and sample the excellent cuisine. The service is excellent. A superb experience.

Delicious Fantastic food, excellent staff and with a beautiful place, we had a brilliant relaxed enjoyable afternoon. ......hope they have more.!enjoyable afternoon.

A few table at the entrance. Self-service with limited choice. The soup was served in a paper cup but was good and came with a roll.Rea and scones were tasty.

i visited the restaurant at Mount Stewart, while waiting to have our sandwiches and drinks, the place was being refurbish and the noise was terrible, the staff were resurfacing the black tables with some sort of spray paint, the fumes were terrible and only the fact that we had two very hungry children with or we would have left. It took comments from the dinars before they stopped painting or what ever they doing. There was also a lot of loud drilling going, on the whole very disappointing. I. Also thought it was over price at £3.50 for a hot chocolate, I won't be returning anytime soon.

A few years ago the menu in this establishment was truly delicious and varied. To date this place has gone downhill big time. A very ordinary and poor menu and not worth a visit which is sad. A lost opportunity for Mount Stuart to promote a truly irresistible eating experience. Unfortunately the word deterioration sums it up!!!!!!!!!!

We visited Mount Stuart which is a wonderful venue in every way. However, the visitor experience in the restaurant is badly let down by very poor service and equally poor food. Having made many visits to the restaurant for lunch over the years, it is sad to observe the deterioration.The menu is limited, unimaginative and the food is very poor, A request for cheese to be melted on a baked potatoe with cheese was refused, served raw, grated. A baguette was flacid, pale and tasteless with skimpy poor quality filling.Chocolate brownies and apple flan were very ordinary and served with poor quality ice creamWe were served by a pleasant young man who needed more training, e.g clearing table between courses and checking our needs rather than being summoned.

the staff were very good, the building was modern and airy, the food was average, but not in a bad way, just average.

We called here a few times during our 2 weeks holiday on Bute.First time we visited, I had a chicken caesar salad which was lovely and my hubby had salmon open sandwich which he said was delicious. The second time, I had Bute burger which was lovely, and my hubby had salmon open sandwich again! He really enjoyed it.We thought the food was absolutely fantastic - however the service was very slow and we ordered a tea which never arrived (and they weren't busy, there was only 6 other people in!). We have been here before and it was always lovely but it doesn't seem to be the same...We would still go back and have another lunch as we really enjoyed the food.

Have visited the visitor resturaunt several times & always been pleased with the food, setting & service. They use quality fresh local produce that is used to make creative meals as you wait. Will be returning again as we are regular visitors to this lovely island.

We had a lovely meal in the Mount Stuart Restaurant. The Cullen Skink soup was to die for. The waiter service was excellent given the fact that a large number of people turned up at the same time all demanding food instantly. The food was of a high quality and we would recommend this restaurant to anyone. A well done to the staff and chef for making our visit even more memorable.

We have eaten here on numerous occasions & have never been disappointed. The restaurant itself is of a lovely modern design with clean lines. The staff are always polite & efficient. The menu is imaginative & modern. The new potatoes we had September 2013 were to die for, my husband also adored the chocolate & beetroot cake.This May we sampled the burger, all we can say is wow! Portion sizes are just right, food is presented well with clean tastes to the palette and well done chef for giving us a menu with' no chips '.The homemade scones are the best we have ever tasted.All in all a visit to this restaurant is a lovely experience in every way, if only they were opening for our 2 week holiday in September! Please Mount Stuart.

Having arrived at Mount Stuart having been disappointed in Rothesay we were delighted to find this attractive and modern eaterie. We all had lentil soup, which was delicious and came with excellent bread. We all followed that with the chef's special burger. Two of the three of us would not normally choose burger but this was absolutely delicious.Service was quick and efficient and we found this to be an excellent light lunch.

Although we were at the "coos tail", Chef helpfully put our soup into takeaway coffee cups. It was delicious! Many thanks.

We enjoyed a delightful lunch at the Mount Stuart. I had never tried Cullen Skink but it was delicious. It is a smoked haddock, creamy soup, much like potato soup but very tasty. I also had a delicious fresh sandwich made with veggies and feta. The service was superb. I highly recommend this restaurant for a yummy gourmet meal.

We were with a coach party and told we were welcome to stay but the seating arrangements were chaotic, the menu overpriced and the sandwich I had was stale!

Great place for tea or coffee with great scones and cakes. Very friendly and obliging staff. Efficient service and excellent dinner on 1 of their Evening dining nights. Good wine. Fun watching the chef prepare and cook everything 20yds away.

Enjoyed a lovely lunch in this superb restaurant before visiting Mount Stewart House. Food and service were first class and would highly recommend both restaurant and House.

En arrivant avec notre groupe de 44 personnes, on a eu un peu peur, en voyant cette immense salle et tout ce monde.Mais finalement, tout s'est bien passé.Le service a été assez rapide et la nourriture était bonne, sans être excessive.Parfait pour un repas de midi à prendre rapidement.

We were made very welcome, on this our second visit, by helpful and friendly staff. Not fine dining but good honest and locally sourced food. Portions were just right and the meal was reasonably priced. The arrival of a bus party did test the staff. If in a small group it might be best to look out for this!

Situated on first floor with large windows, this pleasant restaurant is a great place to eat after the long walks available at Mount Stuart or if waiting for the bus. Enjoyable food and good service at a reasonable price.

The menu was imaginative, used local produce and service was quick and polite.The restaurant is worth visiting in its own right- quite unusual for facilities in a major tourist attraction. Make time to try it!

All was great...had a lovely cream cheese and smoked salmon sandwich with salad...asked the waitress for a coffee that was not to white and she brought me a black coffee with hot milk on the side...lovely,,,all in all great value and service.

A very popular eating place situated above the visitor centre ay Mount Stuart. There is a varied menu giving an excellent choice depending on the extent of your appetite! Quality is very good.

Looking for a light lunch before heading back into town to catch the ferry, Mount Stuart was the perfect place! The food was excellent, the portions were reasonable as was the price. Unfortunately, we didn't have time to visit Mount Stuart itself, but I will definitely be returning!!

and really tasty food. Varied menu to suit most tastes, have been back just for the soup! No trouble getting a table the 3x I'v been but not at hight of season.