Port Mor Bistro in Argyll & Bute

Lovely community cafe. A good range on the menu, staff are lovely and the cafe and toilets are clean and well maintained. The views out over the water are beautiful and we had our lunch by the window Thoroughly enjoyed our visit here and the kids enjoyed the park next door. Hope we didn’t disturb your burns lunch.

Lovely welcome at Port Mor Community Café for breakfast. Staff were excellent. Polite and really helpful (and patient) with all our accompanying grandchildren. Thank you for a wonderful breakfast. Just what was required to set us up for the day. Will definitely be back on our next trip to Islay.

Visited Port Mor for a lovely full cooked breakfast. In particular, the toast was excellently sliced into perfect triangles and was the perfect level of toastedness. The waiting staff were very friendly and made it clear to us the high standards of food at this establishment We returned for coffee later on and the staff were very sympathetic of our bus troubles

We thought it was just going to be burger and chips to please the kids, but it's far more! While the kids enjoyed their meal, we turned to the menu for the day and finally chose what were the best mussels in white wine for a long time plus wonderful crab claws. Great baking too (and of course bright blue bubble-gum icecream for the kids). Excellent service, lovely location. And a much-appreciated playpark too.

Came here twice during our stay. First time the food was really good. Second time food wasn't as impressive but was ok. Apple pie done in the microwave was stodgy and chicken burgers overdone and a bit stringy. Service was fantastic both times though.

Just out for a drive and stopped off for a spot of lunch. Ordered a chicken mayonnaise bloomer with salad and crisps at what I thought was a reasonable price of £5 until the plate arrived. 2 slices of white bread with chicken mayo and crisps.. This was not what I was expecting, a bloomer is thick country style loaf with a lovely crust not two slices of cheap white. Dissapointment personified!!

Foods great, and good value, views out are great and staff are excellent. We went twice in two days, and I would definitely recommend it if you are in the area

Stopped here for a coffee Fantastic views Food and drinks all very good Menu looked inviting Spotlessly clean, dining area, toilet facilities etc

After having booking at hotel for lunch cancelled took my parents and sister here for lunch. Excellent location and fabulous service.

I am giving this place 5 stars just for being open for lunch! It is hard to find places to eat on this island. The food was actually pretty good. Enjoyed the steak pie and fish& chips. The chicken Tikka was overly salty and nan bread was lackluster. The space is bright and busy, looks like a community center rather than a restaurant. They had good dessert selection and a bar. The server was lovely.

Really beautiful view over the water, particularly at sunset. They have some British staples on the menu but the India specials are really fantastic. Would recommend for a meal with a view!

Great place to eat. We are here one evening. Simple food but cooked really well and lovely friendly atmosphere with amazing sea view. The pakoras were particularly worth trying.

We stopped off here on our way back down to Portnahaven, it was difficult to find anywhere to get lunch, even local hotel only serving at the weekend, which was a definite plus for us, even though it was very busy we got a lovely welcome and shown to our table, the lovely waitress came and took our drinks order and didn’t rush us into deciding. The young man that was behind the bar brought us our drinks was quiet but also polite, the food was served quite quickly and was delicious and hot, the only minus I have is that we’ve only discovered it 2 days before we go home!

Totally fabulous Islay’s really busy at the moment, made worse by Brexit staff shortages and increased home tourism. The Port Mor community cafe was a real find today. We had the Cullen skink, chicken curry and the cheesecake, and took away the pakoras with mint dip to have for dinner at our B&B. All amazing. Great service, friendly owners and the most spectacular views. If there is a more beautiful view from a campsite in Britain we haven’t found it. Thank you very much for feeding us today when we thought we were down to crisps!! You have a lovely business there and we will be back.

It’s tough at the moment to find anywhere to eat at the last minute. About as tough (I’d wager) as finding staff for any kind of hospitality establishment. We booked in in the morning for an evening meal. The food was swiftly delivered, delicious and beautifully cooked. The staff were relaxed, kind and in a jovial mood. Couldn’t really fault anything. (One of the chefs is evidently a master of pakora batter too.) Top notch!

We had a thoroughly enjoyable lunch here, and between the menu choices and the specials board, we’re impressed by the imaginative food alongside ‘standards’ like fish and chips…Heartily recommended.Some previous reviews note poor service, and I guess this relates to a young perhaps inexperienced waiter, to which I’d say ‘give him a chance’.

We were in for dinner on Monday night and the service was shocking, a young girl behind the bar using vile language. She also proceeded to stick the middle finger up. I would say customer service and training is needed

The sign outside said, 'last orders by7.30pm. Takeaways can always be ordered before 7.30pm.' On entry at 7.28pm we were told we couldn't have a table. When asking for a takeaway the reply was 'No.' We said it was just before 7.30pm and the lad said they had been very busy. Disappointed with the poor customer service as their times should be adhered to.More importantly their customer service should be more polite. We wouldn't have minded if we'd been politely told that the kitchens had just closed for serviceAn abrupt no was just bad manners!

Port Mor is not the fanciest restaurant in Islay, but the views out the window over the Loch more than make up for a lack of flocked wallpaper or a gantry of rare malt whisky. Ideal for families, as it has a simple kids menu for the fussy eaters, but can also offer something a bit more sophisticated for adults. Service is quick and very friendly. That the kids can go and play in the playpark next door while adults might linger over coffee (or a drink - blissfully (for non-drivers) it is also licensed!) is an added bonus. Highly recommended.

There is no bad view whichever table you are seated at and this adds to the ambience. Attentive staff make sure you are welcomed and seen to as one would expect. The menu caters for everyone and make sure you take a look at the specials board. I heard that curry was the dish to go for and I wasn't disappointed when I chose the korma. Make sure you book well in advance to avoid disappointment as this is a popular venue.

20210720-Had the dinner special of langoustines. Very fresh and flavorful but could have used an included starch or bread without having to order chips on the side for the £15 price for I believe 5 or 6 langoustine. and was a dinner item Salad was executed nicely. A touch of balsamic would have elevated. While I received a pick, something to crack the shells would have been nice as the shells are spiny and sharp and I was pricked several times. Service Staff A+, Dinner I'd rate a B, maybe just shy of B+

Food was good no doubt about the taste but portions were very very very small on the mains, especially the vegetable gratin which was like a kids portion with 10 chips . This was especially disappointing as had already had 2 takeaways which were bigger and while waiting saw huge plates go out which is why we booked in

We were actually recommended here by the Port Charlotte Hotel who couldn’t be bothered serving us morning coffee. It was so lovely we all actually stayed for lunch,

We visited today for coffee and cake. The staff were not the least bit friendly, especially the young man who just placed our cake in front of us without a word. I had asked for hot chocolate, extra hot, it came just warm and no more so I sent it back and , politely, asked for it to be warmed up. Another unsmiling waitress brought it back saying that it should be warm enough now. The sponge cake was dry, probably not fresh today. We won’t be back.

We stopped in for coffee and cake. Pleasant service. Latte coffee was good and cakes were enjoyable. Reasonable prices and lovely views.

This is cafe with great views of Loch Indaal and a varied menu. The crab cakes I had were excellent as was the friendly and helpful service

Nice cakes and coffees 4/5 Views and staff 5/5 !! What an incredible spot with such a beautiful outlook. Looked like a great campsite too.

This is a very clean and welcoming cafe with a spectacular view over Lochindall. Although it serves a good range of standard snacks and cakes, it is the Indian food which makes it worth the detour. Authentic South Indian cuisine with a very homemade feel. Delicious and very satisfying.

We ate here twice and both meals were fantastic. The price is good, the staff are wonderful and the food is tasty. Would eat here again anyway!

Visited today for lunch. Food excellent and views are fantastic. Highly recommended when visiting Islay.

Good breakfast rolls and coffee but evening meals not so good. The bar should keep Islay or Loch Fyne Ales . Friendly staff but needs a rethink

We came here for breakfast on a Sunday morning and it was worth it for the views alone: it was the kind of scenery that makes the Scottish islands unbeatable in the right weather. The portions were fine, the food local and the price was decent. Staff were friendly and attentive and knowing the profits go back into the community is a big bonus.Lovely place, will definitely be back.

As we were staying on the campsite we ate here a couple of times, one lunch and one dinner. Both times were fine but as a community run place it could be a bit hit or miss with the staff efficiency. We had a nice, friendly lady serve us who explained the kitchen is run by an Indian gentleman so curries here are authentic. Perhaps £12.50 for a cafe curry is a bit dear and it should be more like £10 but portion size was acceptable. I think Islay as a whole is a bit more expensive than the mainland and it is the peak tourist seasonThe menu has regular choices like fish and chips but the blackboard specials change daily and offers something a bit different like mussels in a Thai style sauce, cullen skink (soup) and karai chicken curry.You can also just have a drink or coffee and cake. Choice varies. It is a big cafe style space with a TV set at the end and a bit of mess on view in the 'staff area' so don't come here expecting restaurant style furniture and decor! It's clean, spacious and has sea views. It's good to support a community project.

I dropped in to eat with a friend earlier this evening as we’d heard good things about the cafe and were really excited to try it and support something in the community. Unfortunately we both left feeling ripped off and angry. After ordering an omelette and a quiche I asked the waitress what the vegan dishes were. She didn’t seem to know and went off to ask. On returning she mentioned that there was a vegetable curry on the menu so we changed our minds and ordered two. We’re both not huge eaters nor are we greedy but the actual amount of curry on the plate was meagre. I mentioned what I thought to the waitress and also to the lady behind the counter who said that it was down to the chef. We were shocked to be charged £12.50 for a veggie curry which was the same price as a beef curry. We won’t be returning as there are many places nearby that offer much better value for money.

A stunning place to eat with sea views, the food was some of the best i have eaten for a long time and at a reasonable price, plus the money they make is all put back into the community.

We visited the bistro on multiple occasions - twice for tea/coffee and cake and once for dinner. All visits were great and felt very comfortable being there with my toddler - the staff were particularly lovely to here on our dinner visit. The food was yummy and reasonably priced. Its close proximity to the park meant it was a welcome refreshment breaks on general visits to the park and useful distraction when waiting to order/receive food for my fidgety toddler. Ikea style high chairs available (and used by my 15m old nephew) for babies.

First time here and will return, service was quick, and our meal was really nice. Staff couldn’t be more helpful and we had lovely chat with owner before we left.

Everything we had was delicious, served with a smile and great value for money. Thanks so much. We would recommend this place to anyone.

Seit der Neuübernahme 2018 gibt es hier den besten haddock (fish&chips) auf der ganzen Insel. Gute Qualität, überraschend große Auswahl, unschlagbare Preise und sehr schnelle Bedienung. Als Kantine auf einem Campingplatz konzipiert, hat es sich zu einem ernst zu nehmenden Gastronomiebetrieb entwickelt. 5 Gehmiuten von Port Charlotte, tolle Aussicht und freies WLAN mit vielen Parkplätzen, alles behindertengerecht. Ein Geheimtipp für schnelle, preiswerte und sehr gute Mahlzeiten.

Having found a number of hotels on the island of Islay offering sadly quite disappointing fare, we were delighted with this community run bistro. Entirely unpretentious, good honest food at good honest prices, by staff who couldn’t be more friendly and welcoming. The pakora starter had a crunchy outside and a squishy centre, the fish and chips was fresh and delicious and the diced pork masala was nicely spiced and warming.

We ate here because everything else in Port Charlotte was booked, and this place catered to the campers on the co-located campground. The waitress didn't seem very knowledgeable and the food was decent. The view was great, but the interior reminded me of eating in a cafeteria.

Amazing location and the camp site staff so friendly and helpful. The cafe sadly was a completely different. So it was festival week but it really was not that busy. We popped in for two evenings not to eat but a quick drink with the kids around 6pm. All staff were stressed and not at all welcoming. We were happy to stand at the bar but not really welcomed, we were happy to perch on a table before people arrived for their meal, not really welcome. The beer from Islay ales was great. Popped in one morning for breakfast. Left after 10 mins. Only 1/2 tables were full, we asked do we wait at the table for someone to come to us or order at bar and were told they did not know. We were told a few bacon baps would take 30 mins. Real shame and it seems, looking at other reviews we were just unlucky.

Myself and family where here on holiday and were here for our dinner, there was one lady who was very rude to us and did not make us feel welcome. However a friendly girl called Jemma was very nice to us and apologised and welcomed us in to the restaurant, then preceded to efficiently take our order, unhappy about our arriving experience but The young girl did her best to make us feel not of inconvenience.

This is an excellent initiative..We had breakfast there on two occassions.Waitresses are so pleasant and helpful.Nothing is too much trouble, and food is delicious .

We had dinner here twice during our 5-night camping stay.

We visited the Port Mor Bistro during a short stay in Islay. We were greeted by friendly staff. The menu has a nice selection. We enjoyed the homemade onion pakora to start. Very tasty. My son had the chicken burger which was also really tasty. My husband and I ordered pizzas. Unfortunately they were not as nice as the rest of the food and we left them. The bistro is lovely, very reasonably priced and ideal for a family meal. We would definitely return.

They place has an amazing veiw and the food was really good staff is super friendly and had a tone of suggestings for things to do in the city

The staff were attentative, charismatic, open and friendly. Went out of their way to make sure we enjoyed our breakfast, and the food was cracking, lovely home brewed coffee in a real mug. Good luck finding a real mug in any other coffee shop on the island

Four of us visited here for evening meal. Nice location overlooking sea. Was fairly quiet with just a few other couples. Food was very nice I had the soup and veggie burger all home made and tasty. Service friendly and prompt.

Nice friendly eatery, staff were pleasant and attentive. Food is well presented and very tasty. The restaurant is very nice with great views across Loch Indaal. Will definitely return.

Camping at Port Mor in miserable weather we found this Bistro a wonderful tonic and perfect compensation for the wind and rain! The food is excellent and was happily matched to our personal desires. Eating comfortably, or using the free wi-fi in front of such a lovely wide view made for ideal relaxation. A happy place; highly recommended.

Oh dear...The bistro was empty when we went in except for someone working at a computer at a window seat. We wandered around the room looking for any menus or service. The young woman at the computer finally acknowledged us and asked if we wanted anything. We replied maybe if we could see what was available. She asked if we would like drinks which we ordered and which were quickly placed at our table and she returned to her computer. I had ordered black coffee and it came in a mug half filled with a tall spoon in it?!? but lukewarm. My husband wandered off in search of menus towards the kitchen. She spotted him and said she would get them and again went back to her computer. After some time I went to the bar to order food. The same young woman came from her computer again and took my order. For my husband I said he would have the burger but no coleslaw or salad, he liked plain! Our meals arrived promptly but my husband lifted the top off his burger and saw a dressing, orangey/creamy maybe a type of thousand island dressing and could not contemplate eating it. He took the meal over towards the kitchen and the young woman intercepted him. He explained that he wanted plain burger. She said that I hadn’t asked for plain, just no coleslaw or salad. She took the plate from him and held it up as she approached me at my table. He followed her. She spoke in a clear voice to me which new customers in the bistro could hear as they turned to look “ You didn’t order plain burger. You ordered no coleslaw and no dressing. You didn’t say no relish. “ I was embarrassed and said ok well never mind as people were listening. She looked at us both and said she would replace it and walked to the kitchen shaking her head. We ate the food and I went to pay. As I paid I said I am sorry for the misunderstanding she replied well you didn’t say no relish. I left feeling upset but later I reconsidered. How rude was she to speak like that to a customer. I have not left a bad review before but now I feel incensed. By the way there is no mention of relish being part of the burger meal for me to decline it’s addition to the meal.

A great little bistro attached to a campsite. The pizzas are really good my husband had a burger and said that they were the best chips he's ever had.... I had to agree. The staff are friendly and efficient and we had a good evening.

An unexpected find for coffee and cake! So good we came back the next day. Staff friendly and accommodating. If we had been here longer would have made a point of having an evening meal as sounded delicious

This Bistro has some of the best coffee on the island, definitely recommend for coffee and cake! There is also a play area for children with basketball hoops and a zip slide, along with football pitches for those into sport

Party of six hungry adults staying in Port Charlotte for a week:- two enjoyed scallops and four for soup.

Went here late on and was lucky to be squeezed in at 8.30. I'm very glad we did. Possibly the best meal we have had in two weeks on Islay. Scallops and soup starters were very good but my black pudding and haggis pizza was the star. Fresh made base and fresh toppings. My husband had fish and chips, which we struggled to find anywhere else doing fish and chips to this standard. My mum had steak and thoroughly enjoyed it. We sat in the window and enjoyed a view of Lochindaal.

A delightful place right by the sea, very clean, lovely easy menu with tea,coffee and sandwiches. If yiu have Kids they are well catered for too

We were looking for a small bite and drink mid-afternoon and popped in here. We were made very welcome, had a nice meal and nice beer - plus opportunity to watch the footy on the community tv in the social club. Staff were very good.

Nice little restaurant next to the campsite, does a mean steak and has a good selection of local ales and whisky. Not the cheapest on Islay, but you do get what you pay for - great food, great service and good for the kids too.

Found this Bistro by accident. Fresh and modern looks, pleasant service and good food. Doubles as camping bar.

Excellent little bistro situated in a stunning location with views over the loch. The staff were friendly & helpful & nothing was too much trouble for them. The food is high quality & good sized portions; I recommend the ‘Lumpy Bumpy Cheesecake’ - absolutely delicious.

There is only one caravan site on Islay - we had been told that 'wild camping' was OK - but we preferred security. The site is very well laid out, with plenty of electrics. All placements are level. There is a good road around the site. The Main office block contains, not just the office, but toilet facilities and a very welcoming café/bar/bistro. We took our extended family there for a meal and no-one was disappointed. The ice-creams are exceptional!

We were camping at the Port More campsite and didn't notice this excellent bistro at first due to lack of signposts. Once we discovered it we ate breakfast and evening meal here several times. The food was very good, I especially liked the seared scallops. I can also recommend the full scottish breakfast. The staff were friendly and the interior very well decorated and with an unusual shape due to the hexagonal shape of the building. The side overlooking Loch Indaal is all window so the view is stunning.

Staying at the Port Mor campsite we are lucky enough to have an excellent restaurant on site. It's run as a separate business to the campsite.

Lovely meal with friendly staff. They even added haggis on my burger by request. If your in the area stop in for friendly service. And the view across Loch Indaal on a sunny June evening... simply breathtaking!

A fine place to eat, camping or not. We had a delicious lunch & breakfast here whilst on the site. Evening meals looked super as well.

Well worth looking out, at the campsite. Great food, and friendly staff. Would definitely go again. Stayed at campsite for 4 days. Great views across the Loch from restaurant

Whilst staying at the campsite for Feis Isle with my friends, we ate here a few times. The food is lovely, fresh and nicely presented. Debbie and her staff are very attentive and very pleasant. Thanks we will be back next year.

Port Mor is somewhere we go every time we're on Islay. The kids love the playpark, we love the coffee and ice cream, and on a good day the views out the big windows over to Glenegedale and the Oa are absolutely stunning. The food has been top class since the ownership changed hands, and if you're looking for somewhere a bit different round Port Charlotte or Bruichladdich its definitely worth a look at the menu. It can seem pricey for some of the items, but you always pay a premium on the islands.There's a good selection of food for kids too, and ours polished off their plates when we were last here.

this restaurant used to be very inexpensive and did not have a licence for alcohol but has changed hands and although the food is good it is still a campsite retaurant and as such has become quite pricey

We ended up here because we hadn't booked ahead anywhere else (a must on Islay). Two options for dinner - fish and chips or pizza, which was fine as it was late and we were starving. Pizza was fine, fish and chips were average. The view was probably good, but it was dark and stormy. Diners seemed to be mostly campers from the associated campground. A surprising amount of gluten free desserts are offered. Basic wine choice. It was OK, but could be much better if and when they expand their menu, decorate a little more for the evening crowd.

Really good setting overlooking the bay and plenty of car par parking.. Popped in for tea/cake since slightly late for lunch. Quite spacious. The menu looked quite good but I found tea/cake very expensive. Service not too attentive and I wasn't charged for the cake until I mentioned my order.

It may be a tad short on ambience but the food is great. Turnip & apple soup on our visit and it was lovely. Full marks to the chef - and, after a while, the waitress managed what amounted to almost a smile..

We stayed at Port Mor campsite, resulting in numerous visits to Port Mor Bistro during our week in Islay! Staff were very accommodating and obliging, and the meals (breakfast, lunch and tea) were all lovely - especially the pizza! Nice, cosy atmosphere in the evenings with Wifi access available.

We stayed at the campsite and decided to eat at the 'bistro'. Very pleasant service and nice food. Recommended.

Having booked our wedding reception at the Port Mor last year, we received the best service. Debbie was so helpful from beginning to end , organising everything from transport to flowers, favours, band and a piper at short notice. We are not from Islay and it was great to have everything taken care off.

Nous y étions 5 nuits en camping et l'occasion a fait que nous y avons dîné. Assiette "scalop" ou St Jacques, assiette copieuse, bien présentée et succulente. Accueil sympa, lieu tout autant, prix raisonnable pour cette brasserie du camping Port Mor. On reviendra !

We only visited for lunch, but we got good food at a reasonable cost. Plenty of space for the children and lots of car parking space too.

The food is very good, I had one fish and chips and it was fantastic, all fresh ingredients and served with different sauces, Good homely atmosphere, manager and staff are all Super young and friendly people from the island, they make you feel like you are in your house, also the price is very good.

We were camping at the lovely campsite and had varied experiences of this on-site bistro. Here's three disappointments, within six days.

Short and sharp...a total rip-off. The food is okay but the quantities are miserly and, is more often than not, served cold.

As regular visitors to Port Charlotte and regulars at Port Mor, we were really disappointed by the quality of food and service. Cold plates, lukewarm food, poor portion size and misleading description ( seasonal vegetables= carrots???) Previously, we liked here due to kids being able to play outside but never again

We were camping on the Port Mor site which I will say is fantastic. This Bistro is another story we ordered the Steak Pie which came out cold with the most disgusting mash I have ever seen in my life. We sent them back. They returned 15 mins after saying or meal would have to be remade later not that much warner but with the addition of a lot of pepper and again the most disgusting mash, takes a great skill to make mash to badly twice. We ate what we could and left as couldn't be bothered to complain again. Safe to say we didn't eat in this place again as not only is the food bad but it is also over priced, much better places to eat in Port Charlotte.

This bistro located on a local sports facility and camp site offers good honest food at a reasonable price. Selection of whisky is not bad either😏

Endroit vraiment très sympathique avec superbe vue, accueil très chaleureux et très bonne cuisine. Je ne suis pas fan de camping, mais si j'en faisais, j'aurais planté ma tente là-bas. Infrastcructure moderne et très propre. Nous y sommes allés plusieurs fois pour manger ou juste boire un verre.

Went here for lunch as "Yan's Kitchen" was full, was greeted with the most unfriendliest welcome I have ever experienced in my life, she was clearly under a lot of pressure as it was relatively busy,but that isn't an excuse...the food was below average, the glass I got my drink in was warm and the chairs were uncomfortable.

We were camping here and enjoyed an excellent evening meal served by the lovely Lilly-Anne and Sophie. The restaurant was busy but nothing was too much trouble. Staff likes these are worth their weight in gold.

A wonderful find! A bistro with a fabulous view. We dropped in for coffee and sat outside in the sun looking across the water. Coffee was delicious as were the cakes. They are open from 8.30 am to 10 pm so we went back for breakfast the next day which was delicious. great flavours and superb value. Also has free wifi which was a bonus

We stopped in here for a quick bit of lunch in the afternoon. Granted it was not at peak time and the regular lunch service was in full flow. However my chicken sandwich was full of lumps of cartilage and the chili was almost inedible and grey.

Islay is well worth a visit and Port Mor Bistro is the perfect place to eat. Food all day and a lovely dinner at night. Friendly, helpful service.

Stopped for a coffee, but saw the breakfast menu and had to have something. The very first best coffee I have had in the UK. It tasted like coffee should. The view was amazing, good for photographers. It has a campsite as well, very open spaces and lots of room. Staff were great and service was fast.

Wow! Thought I'd hit lucky with a campsite with catering but this place is phenomenal... Huge portion, beautifully presented and no pretention. Exactly what a hungry cyclist needs!

Went for lunch here today with the family and my 3 year old.

Went on Easter Sunday --great menu -quality food and very helpful staff -not overpriced , honest real Scottish hospitality - I had read a few reviews who were not happy and must have visited somewhere else, Please take no notice of these people- I would commend this place to everyone !

Our large squad of 6 adults, 4 teenagers, 2 toddlers and a baby had breakfast there this morning. Most of us had rolls with different fillings (sausage, egg, sausage and egg) but my picky youngest teenager wanted scrambled eggs on toast. Not just any scrambled egg on toast though. The egg has to be beside the toast and the toast needed to be very lightly toasted. Our waitress was excellent, joking with my son and promising to make it perfect.

We had dinner at Port Mor Bistro on Wednesday night and I was really shocked to see the review below. We visited last March and had a great dinner of Fish and Chips (best batter on the island) served by a lovely waitress, and we were delighted to find on our return visit on Wednesday that the owner has added new chairs, fairy lights on the ceiling and a Glasgow brewed lager on tap. It was lovely to watch the sun set over the loch in such a beautiful spot. We found the service and food to be excellent. We enjoyed mussels and scallops to start ( 2 starters shared between 4), lamb curry, 2 x fish and chips (best batter on the island) with homemade starter sauce and steak with lots of sides and a bottle of red. Our bill came to around £25 a head. Very reasonable for seafood/steak and wine and to sit in a such a beautiful spot and soak in the view of the loch and the Oa.

We have eaten here many many times under the previous management and never been disappointed. We visited in August 2016 and wished we hadn't bothered. The time was 11.45 am, After 10 minutes the waitress eventually decided to speak to us - there was only one other table occupied all of them eating so she wasn't exactly busy- we asked for a menu and were very rudely told 'you're too early, lunch hasn't started'. We said we only wanted a snack - the reply 'breakfast and snacks are finished now but you can have a coffee and wait'. She wouldn't even give us a lunch menu 'until lunches are ready' We walked out!

stopped on the campsite here. stunning views over the loch. windy. missed brekkie which did look very good. had some lunchtime sarnies. nicely presented. tasty. good value

Great position and loads of car parking. Nice little outside play area for small children. We were a party of 7 and all food across two courses arrived promptly apart from one. Service was friendly and more importantly food was well cooked and presented.