Seaforth Inn in Highland

Dropped in for quick lunch. Excellent battered fish and chips with home made mushy peas and tartare sauce produced in good time. Really good.

We were up in Ullapool as part our road trip down the West Coast of Scotland. After pitching the tent we thought we'd head in to the town for some dinner and a few drinks to prepare us for the chilly night ahead. The first place we saw was the Seaforth and thought we'd head inside for some warmth and some grub. There was only one other table at the time, which wasn't surprising as it is out of season. We ordered a pint and some food and it came reasonably quickly. But this is where the positives ended unfortunately. The cheesy garlic bread starter was just a baguette with a mound of cheese on top and was likely bought from Tesco around the corner and fired off in the oven. The mains were not much better. My chicken burger was very dry, very bland and overall very disappointing. The fish and chips also very dry and tasteless, which is very surprising considering the same business owns the chippy next door. Despite the dry and tasteless food we had partially consumed, the hardest part to swallow was the fact that two courses each and one drink each amounted to £63. There was also a mandatory 10% gratuity. If this was peak summer period and the staff were running off their feet, I can see why this would be appropriate. It certainly was not like that on this occasion. Overall, I won't be back. The food was underwhelming, and the prices are just completely bonkers. We should've checked here first as there are plenty previous reviews that follow the same trend. Avoid.

My collegaue and I had dinner and a couple of drinks on our way for the ferry to Stornoway. First of all I'd like to say the staff are fantastic, very friendly and inviting, well looked after. As to the food, we had the prawn linguine and a chicken burger. The chicken burger was bland, not seasoned in any way, and served with a few chips. The linguine for £26 is embarrassing, a handful of pasta, 1 whole prawn and a few prawns from tesco, how anyone can justify this price? I don't know. The beer is fairly priced, my colleague had a cider was £7, again can buy from shops for £2.50. Overall over £60 for this meal is a disgrace. We went up the road after to the Caley which is very nice and more reasonably priced.

Last weekend we headed to Ullapool to celebrate our 15th anniversary and on Saturday night went to the Seaforth Bar for dinner. What I would like to know is how they justify the price of the meals. Before I go on my rant I do want to say that Debbie who served us was so lovely and and us feel really welcome. How can they justify £22 for the Haddock Mornay and £26 for king prawn linguine? Thats what I would like to know. The Haddock mornay was so disappointing!! There wasn't even a whole Haddock in there but there was plenty of cheese sauce and breadcrumbs!! Also... what's the deal with it coming with either salad or chips?? For £22!!! Why not some nice fresh vegetables and baby potatoes!! Jen had the Prawn Linguine which she did enjoy but it was such a small portion with 1 whole langoustine and 5 king prawns. It was a bit of a weird pasta dish and definitely not worth £26!!! That is a massive mark up! I know food prices have went up but not that much!! We had two unsatisfying meals for £50!! Thats nuts and I can't see how they can justify those prices! The best bit of the night was Debbie!! She was lovely. It certainly waste the food.

Simply the best fish and chips I've ever had in my life. No kidding. The serving was so generous, I couldn't finish it all, but what I wouldn't give to have the rest of that yummy meal sitting in front of me now, waiting to be devoured!

Bought a Chippy and most of it was thrown in the bin. The chips were hard in the middle obviously under cooked the battered sausage turned out to be smoked sausage asked if I could change it and was told they didn't have an alternative so I kept it but it was hard unlike the chips this was overcooked. Curry Sauce was out of a tub of knorr Ready to use and they just added water and microwaved it. My wife had Scampi and it was tasteless hardly any Prawn inside and mostly all batter. Obviously bought in cheap rubbish and charging a fortune . The lady who served us was very polite and apologetic in it wasn't for her I would make as a one.

Einen Tisch reservieren konnte man nicht, aber wir hatten Glück und bekamen sogleich einen Zweiertisch zugewiesen. Das Servicepersonal war äusserst zuvorkommend und freundlich. Die Auswahl der Speisen interessant. Vorspeise und Hauptgerichte schmeckten uns vorzüglich und wir waren traurig, dass wir keinen Platz mehr für ein Dessert hatten.

We came to ullapool at the end of a Scottish holiday that included Glasgow Edinburgh and Aberdeen. This was the most expensive meal on our whole trip and really poor for value for money. £20 for very average fish and chips. By comparison, at the ashvale restaurant in Aberdeen we had the best fish and chips on our trip for less. £7 for a pint. By far the most drink and more expensive than even London £2 for a pint of soda. Everyone else we had a soda it was free £180 for 5 of us including drinks. We could have had much the same from the excellent chippy round the corner, and a pint at the local pub for half that price. Nor were we paying extra for "atmosphere and ambience" because there wasn't much of that either.

Top Qualität- freundliche Bedienung; Auswahl hält sich in Grenzen, nette Atmosphäre zu akzeptablen Preisen; die Qualität bringt 5 Punkte..

Après avoir été éconduits de TOUS les restaurants de Ullapool pour non réservation nous avons été très gentiment accueillis pour des moules et un Fish And ship très bon et sans chichis . Serveuses charmantes et bon rapport qualité prix.

On holiday for a week in Inverness and decided to do run over to Ullapool for the fabled Chippie fish supper. If the only reason i went there was for fish and chips, unfortunately it would have been a wasted journey. 1st impressions, clean and tidy enough, look up at the prices and think wtf! £12.50 for a fish supper! £4 more than my local chippie, whatever, i'm on holiday in the country i live and expect to be ripped off the same as the tourists. Ordered a fish supper, pulled out my wallet and presented cash.........sorry we only accept card! Really! Upon opening the box to add salt i thought this is the strangest fish i have ever seen. It was rectangular but had a tail sticking out. Taste. The chips are undoubtedly ranked among the best chips i have tasted from any chippie, however the portion was small, 1 scoop. Now onto the fish. Batter too thick and undercooked. I honestly had a piece of batter in the middle that was 3 or 4mm thick, crisped on the outside 1mm and the rest soggy. and greasy. I could hardly find the fish for the soggy batter and ended up binning most of it. Maybe i just visited on a bad frier day. Imo don't waste your money on a fish supper if it is cooked anything like i received but definitely do buy some chips. They are lovely. as may be some of the other thingd they sell.

Service pretentious and slow . Glass of Pinot no choice. Very average. Scallops well cooked very good only three, lack of sauce streaky bacon, one slice, well done. Black pudding neither here nor there. Service between courses very slow. Salmon reasonable size. Zesty sauce. Mash and spinach. Salmon over salted with sea salt. A mouthful of all three is incredibly disappointing. Probably not a good idea. The mash alone is dry. Clearly this restaurant doesn’t have to try as it has very little competition. Waiting an age for my bill. Waitress not engaged at all. Cost after refusing service change the cost was £47.40 for two courses. Really not worth a visit

I asked the bartender for a Guinness. As he did not have some, he recommended me another stout beer. When i tried it i did not liked it at all as it was very different from a Guiness. I asked him to change it for another beer. He said ok but he wanted to charge me for that!! Shame on you. By the way, they did not take cash, Credit card only. I will never come back there.

Poor, too expensive. Fish and chips £19.95. Ordered drinks at bar. A bottle off zero coke and a pint of lager £10.50. Anyhow also when the bill was presented at the end off the meal. They put a service charge on the bill. Think it was around £4.50. The fish and chips came with a spoon off mushy peas. The qualityoff the food was not that good. Definately not wortht the money. This place isnt even a fancy restaurant. Just a basic bar with tables. We will never go there again. Extorconate.

Absolutely lovely - everything was great - the service, the food - we were first time diners and tired travelers - we were treated like welcome long time friends. Delicious and delightful. This is a destination town whose economy is supported by tourism - we were visiting at the peak of tourist season - prices were in accordance with that. I was sorry that our time in Ullapool did not allow us to return - I would have done so cheerfully.

(This is about the chippy not the actual restaurant)The fish and chips was ok, but we had to wait 40 mins for it. The staff are kids and don’t seem to know or care what they’re doing. They close at 8 but were turning people away at ten past 7, (including a group who had come to Ullapool just for this chippy). I’d definitely recommend you go to the chippy round the corner. Rick Stein was wrong!

We were impressed immediately by the way the staff greeted us when we walked through their door, inviting and happy to accommodate a group of 5 during the lunch hour, the busy time. We ordered a drink, reviewed the menu items and noted seafood galore. The haddock, fishcakes and Cullen Skink were Delicious and the Latte was absolutely the very best, a must order. The ambiance was inviting, beauty fire place on a blustery day made for Maritimer's. Don't miss this spot in early Spring (May).

After a long drive to Ullapool, we searched around for a suitable restaurant in which to celebrate our wedding anniversary and chose Seaforth. The people seated at the tables in the window and outside were a great advertisement. We were very glad to be served even though it was after 2pm. Thank you for operating extended hours. I had Cullen Skink for the first time. The saucy soup was delicious but the potatoes were not fully cooked, which spoiled the experience, but at least showed that they cook meals to order. My dessert was described on the menu as Scottish Tablet cheesecake, but that was quite misleading. It was basic cheesecake, covered with fruit coulis on a plate drenched in chocolate sauce, with very few crumbs of tablet, which I had been looking forward to so much. The fellows who served us were obliging and the space was pleasant.

We were looking for a place for evening meal around 6.00 pm.After 2 places could not assist( 8.00pm earliest and Residents only) this Restaurant got us a table after only a 15 min wait.Unfortunately, most of the fish dishes on Menu were not available and they were struggling to cope with the walk in trade.During our time there at least 30 - 40 covers were lost as they were forced to turn folk away.It appears tha shortage of staff was contibuting to the service problem in more than one Restaurant in UllapoolThe meal we had was Good.

In our 2 week holiday in Scotland we had partook of many orders of fish & chips but this was by far the best! Service was also above par in this very quaint little fishing village of Ullapool. This gem is highly recommended.

This restaurant is popular. I went at 6 pm on a Friday and had to wait 20 minutes for a table. This wait was getting longer for others as time went by. It is easy to see why. I had Sea bass followed by lemon tart and both were generous portions with beautiful presentation. This is a fish restaurant with an interesting selection of fish to choose from. I chose from the Specials board but there was a wide range of choice in the main menu which was not fish based, so something for everyone. Once seated, the service was reasonable given how busy they were.This was a good find on my way to the Western Isles.

Good and delicious seafood. Very nice service. Definite go again if visit there next time. We have a great dinner time.

A modern pub on the front. The fish and chips are truly excellent although the service was rather pro-functionary. There is a cheaper fish and chip shop attached if you're not fussy. Either way, don't believe tales of wifi which is super slow or none existent but that is life in then that highlands.

The Seaforth is right in the heart of Ullapool, right by the ferry terminal, so inevitably gets really busy with tourists and day visitors. We went one evening during our stay and it was full but we acquired a table in a short time. There is a wide-ranging menu with a lot of choice of fish and other items. Staff were very friendly and service was fine. My plaice and chips were disappointing as the fish had no flavour at all but maybe I made an unfortunate choice.

Busy bar restaurant very close to the Ferry Port and in the town centre.Like all restaurants in this area food is relatively expensive. We had a large fish and chips [ no veg included] for £14.95 each. Wine by the glass is a complete rip-off so we opted out. Their loss, our gain. Over-charging is something that some just can't seem to understand.

Very good food and service. The pub is decorated in a nice modern manner, a lot of natural light which makes it more attractive.

Come a Skye abbiamo fatto fatica a trovare un posto per cenare a Ullapool. unico posto questo ristorante in cui ho fatto fatica a capire come potevo prenotarmi un posto; se vedete che faccio fatica a capire, perché non parlare più piano? Per il resto il cibo niente di che. Il menù offre diverse scelta dal classico hamburger e fish and Chips a cozze e altri piatti.

I visited this restaurant/bar for lunch. The food was really nice. I had the prawns as a starter and sea bream as a main. Both of the dishes was tasty but both was quite small compering to similar restaurants in highlands which I visited so far. Prawns from special board was served only with chilli sauce which tasted like the one you can buy in Tesco and garlic sauce which I do not think was homemade. Sea bream was a main course but the size was like for fixed price lunch. In summary food was really nice but in my opinion It should be less expensive or the dish suppose to be bigger. If you really hungry I recommend to go to Geirloch or Kinlochewe where the sizes are decent and food similar.

£9.05 for a pint of real ale and a latte, needless to say we didn't stay for a second !!!!! Maybe the prices went up when the cruise liner full of American tourists docked ???

Für rasche Verpflegung und ohne gute Ambiente. Service war freundlich, Tische waren nicht sauber. Bekannt für Fish&Chips.

I ordered an egg sandwich, which cost over £7. It came with a handful of salad. The bread was dry, no butter and there was hardly any filling, about 3mm and only in the middle. No staff about to complain to, so I ate it and left. Am working up here now and will never go back nor will I recommend it.

Good food, good service but pricey drink. Very busy place at the weekend as is most other restaurants in Ullapool. Couldn’t get a meal on the Saturday evening as it was fully booked, managed to get a meal on the Sunday evening. Staff were respectful and professional, The entertainment was Rory McLean who was amazing. The fish and chips were delicious.

We were spending an evening in Ullapool and were looking for some fish and chips and a pint or two. The Seaforth was recommended to us and we are certainly happy it was...really nice meal at fair prices with friendly service.

Without a doubt the most I have ever paid for a pint of real ale...£5.30 and for my wife 250 ml of wine...£9.50. Like the review by Robert S I was put off buying another pint. Also the meal of Scallops and Scampi came to £37.90. Additionally the combined waiting time for a table and delivery of meal was over an hour. Another tourist next to me at the bar asked the price of a pint of real ale and she too was astounded. She suggested I visit the Ferry Boat Inn as they had more real ales. Visited it and service and prices were excellent.

Cannot believe these prices, £5.25 for a pint of average real ale. Absolutely disgusting. No possible justification for such prices. No wonder it was quiet on a Saturday night. This place should be avoided.

Well situated near ferry terminal and shops. Good selection of seafood and real ale. Friendly helpful staff.

I was surprised that I was charged £5.30 a pint of average beer. Is that correct? Wouldve liked a second pint.

Ullapool was very busy on the night following the end of a festival. Despite this we were welcomed warmly, warned of the possible wait-time (which turned out to be less than estimated) The service was friendly and efficient with a good menu plus specials board and the food was well presented and beautifully cooked.

For a pub the food exceeded our expectations. Reasonably priced and the vegetable soup is the best I have ever tasted. The seats are the most comfortable and it can be a bit noisy but the service was good and quick.

Earlier in our trip we had been told not to miss the excellent fish and chips at the chippy run by the Seaforth folks but we decided to try them at the restaurant so we could sit comfortably and have a drink too. Although the restaurant was practically empty when we arrived and there was waitstaff of three the guys actually went to the bar to order thei beer. My friend and I ordered glasses of Prosecco and were asked if we perhaps wanted a full bottle, we agreed and over ten minutes later were to,d it would be another five minutes. Ten minutes later it occurred to me that the hadn’t a bottle chilled and were attempting to do so, so I suggested to the waitress that it would be better to have two of the small cold splits and around ten minutes later she seemed to agree with me that the waitstaff agreed and we were served the splits soon followed by excellent fish and chips.

We popped in here for a drink and decided to stay for a meal. We both had fish and chips which were excellent, the staff were friendly without being intrusive. The prices for the meal were on the high side but the quality was worth it

The Seaforth is a perfectly good bar and on the evening I visited it was reasonably busy. Service was a little slow but the staff were very pleasant and helpful. Unfortunately, I found that the food was exactly what you might expect from a pub or chip shop but at a price you would pay in a good fish restaurant i.e Fishers in Edinburgh

Stopped here for lunch, but started with a lovely flat white before the rest of our party joined us. The staff were very friendly and helpful, our Labrador was welcome so we are always greatful for that. There is loads of room between tables so she was able to lie on the floor beside us and not get in anyone's way. We sat by a very lovely roaring fire, our sandwiches were served with a good side salad and my BLT was crammed with bacon, it was very tasty. The plates of fish and chips passing us by looked enormous and I saw lots of clean plates, we will definitely be calling back for an evening meal.

L’accueil est très bon mais passez votre chemin pour manger.

very dissapointed with our fish suppers here on Monday.The chips were ok but the fish was very greasy.Wont be rushing back.

This place was recommended by the tour guide and the place was busy when we arrived - thought that is a sign for a good restaurant but was disappointed with the food. Restaurant has a nice setting and service was ok. Ordered scrampi in a basket and mussels. The mussels are the worst I have ever eaten - overcooked mussels with broken shells and the supposedly white wine/ garlic sauce they are cooked is on salty side with no fragrance of seafood freshness or garlic. bread that comes along with the mussels do not taste good either - hard. Located near the coast, I would have expected good seafood but disappointed (mussels in Belgium n the Netherlands taste much better).

As veggies we had couple of options - selected Mac n cheese. Good portion & very tasty. Good selection of beer & wine. Good service.

I had low expectations but they were surpassed. There isn't a lot of choice in Ullapool and our preferred option was closed. This place has decent beer and the food was good if slightly pricey, but it's the tourist trap effect so you can't complain too much

Nos sentamos en la terraza y nos indicaron que teníamos que pedir dentro aunque luego nos servían fuera. Pedimos dos hamburguesa highlanders que estaban muy buenas, con generosas raciones de patatas y ensalada. Nos sirvieron rápido y fue agradable la cena. Lo recomendamos.

Stopped here for a meal in the restaurant whilst travelling the NC500. I had a massive portion of delicious fish and chips, nice seating in the restaurant or plenty of seating outside on a nice day. Helpful and friendly staff. Will be back.

The soup of Sweet potato, onion and chilli was spot on, however the mussels were bland and under wellming and the steak only came with potatoes (mash, wife’s choice) and tomato, rump for £18.95??? Total £39.00 was expensive (money taken up front) for what was served up.

I had steak pie - too much for me, that is unusual! Price was reasonable for food and wine. A bit noisy but it was a bar meal.

It’s a really nice bar with great staff. The bar sits bang opposite the ferry terminal. It was quiet the night I was in, but the good folk this far north observe the Lords day religiously, so to speak and it was March. The beer is good. The food is reminiscent of the chip shop they own next door, which was a little disappointing, as a location like this could do so much better. However, if you’re in for a beer, it’s just grand.

Helpful staff. Tasty food. Warm and relaxing atmosphere. Seemed to be popular with the 'locals' - always a good sign we find!

The title says it all. I asked for the soup of the day described as “spicy bean soup”.

Pleasant enough tourist restaurant with nice bar food. Fairly expensive ... £4 for a pint of Belhaven Best seems well over the top.

Great fish and chips from here. Jonny cash band was playing on the Friday night - was great atmosphere. Best bar in Ullapool

Chosen for our evening meal as close to our hotel, which had not inspired us. Warm friendly welcome and food is good, but expensive. Service was excellent.

We only had a quick stop for a couple of pints here. The service and hospitality was very nice and I would recommend a visit.

We were in Ullapool for 1 night called in for something to eat we were a bit early for the full menu but we found a table and was told as soon as 5ck arrived someone would come and take our order

We only wanted a couple of drinks,like a tea,a lemonade and a pint.As a Senior Citize,I thought over eight pounds was a bit steep.These hyped up prices send people up the road or to the nearest supermarket.

Came here on business with a group of 5. Atmosphere was comfortable and busy. There was no room left inside so we sat outside under the covered area. I ordered the Steak pie and was happy with my meal. Reminded me of home cooking. There were no complaints from anyone at the table. Beers went down good as well. After dinner we went inside where a table had opened up. There was live music that started shortly after which was nice but far too loud for a business dinner so we left. Overall I would go back if ever in the area again. Favorite part about my stay was the live music. Worst part about the stay was having to leave due to loud music.

Visited on a lovely day...village was very quiet, limited choice for lunch. Sat down ordered drinks and given menu....quite shocked at pricing..manageress spotted my face and suggested the “soup& sandwich “ deal - at £9.75 a head....reluctantly agreed..soup arrived..barely lukewarm...sandwiches were basic to say the least....manageress kindly reheated soup..place was empty...she was pleasant enough...£25.50 for 2 soups and basic sandwiches....this place is set up for tourists..nice location but quality is nowhere near the cost...way too expensive....avoid

Popped in with my friends while visiting Ullapool and really enjoyed our visit at this establishment. Great food and excellent service 😁

Quick and friendly service and good food at great price. So good we came twice! Great location to watch the harbour and the ferry.

A wide choice of meal choices & specials provide lots of options, local ales and very warm and inviting staff. Very reasonable prices and very casual atmosphere.

We stopped by on a cold rainy day for an excellent fish & chips and meat pie lunch.. The pub/restaurant has a nice selection of local ales and a full menu for those that want a larger lunch or dinner. The staff wass friendly and the place is in a great location in town. Food was excellent!

Popped in with about twenty work colleagues waiting for the ferry to Stornaway. Log fire was great and made for a lovely atmosphere. Had a choice of three lagers, a local brew, Czech and Japanese. Tried the foreign lagers and they were both really nice. Staff are really nice and polite

If you are looking for straight up decent pub grub, this is certainly a good option in Ullapool. Interior is a bit dark, but there’s a proper fire in the winter with comfy seats. If you have special dietary requirements don’t bother. The chef referred the waiter to the allergens menu and when nothing obvious was available (it looked like leaving off the sauce would have worked in many cases, but allergens menus won’t tell you that) no alternatives or adaptations were offered. Myself and my daughter had a plate of chips between us. At least she was happy!

Cosy relaxed atmosphere super friendly staff. Waitress recommended the Salmon special which was beyond delicious . Pop in and give this place a try . Easily the best food I have had all year and folks it is December 🎄👍

Had gone for lunch but out of season so not much else open in the vicinity of where we were staying. Ordered fish and chips & fish cakes from the bar menu, fish & chips served was clearly from the next door chip shop, no peas or salad, fish cakes were cold in the middle so had to return to be heated up properly. Quite greasy but at £15 approx for each meal for food from the chip shop sold at almost half the price made this feel like we had been ripped off. Food was no better than our local chip shop!

I understand that this restaurant is under new ownership, so I was interested in revisiting it. I was pleased to find that things had improved significantly since my last visit.

The Seaforth is right beside the ferry terminal so it's handy if you're early for your crossing to Lewis. I was there early in November when most tourists have left so it was quiet and that meant I didn't have a long wait for my dinner. There isn't a full menu until 5.00pm but they serve a couple of options before then. I had fish and chips and a soft drink. The fish was lovely and fresh and the chips were good. The bar staff were friendly. It's a nice big pub and I'd return if I'm waiting on a ferry again.

Couldn't get a park at our first choice, so popped into Seaforth, what a lucky find, nice fresh food and friendly service at a reasonable price.

The Seaforth restaurant offers a large menu and a number of daily specials. Unfortunately my Butternut salad appeared to have none. The server checked with the kitchen for me. Turned out what I thought was thinly grated carrot was in fact butternut squash!! I had been expecting large chunks of it what with it being the main ingredient of the dish and all. I asked to speak to manager who was good in dealing with it. He apologised and deducted the salad price from the bill. He said he would speak to the chef, I do hope that he did that and they improve on what could be a very nice salad. My husband had the hake from the specials board which was very good as was the service we received. Do book ahead if going to Ullapool in season. We were there in September and still had a lengthy wait.

Visited the Seaforth bar , had a drink and sat down for food , not a great atmosphere , food very basic but expensive , sat with empty glasses , not even asked if we would like another drink , the blonde lady was nice but the guy didn’t have a lot to say , he didn’t look the type to be running a bar actually , sorry if I offend but I need to give my experience .

Es ist nichte einfach in Ullapool auf der Durchfahrt am Hafen auf die Schnelle ein gutes Restaurant zu finden.

Staying overnight locally, we were lucky to find the Seaforth as a place to eat.Beautiful food, followed by excellent live music, and a friendly crowd of locals & visitors alike. A fun evening, which we hope to repeat soon

A perfect whole welcoming place to come to in a cold and wet end of October evening. Having a late summer or is it early winter weekend break in the west of Scotland. The weather wasn't on our side but walking in a warm and busy bar for some hot filling place is the most welcoming. The place was full but the staffs have plenty time to welcome you in. Food was hot and filling just perfect for a cold and wet evening.

I have had great fish and chips from the takeaway in the past but have to say unfortunately that wasn't the case on my most recent visit. It was a sunday afternoon with minimal staff so I'm not sure if it was a different cook /staff to normal but it was the worst tasting chips I have ever had. Ever. I hope this wss just a one off but I'm not sure I'll be going back again.

Visited for the first time today wanting to sample the fresh fish, as its by the fishing harbour ! I ordered Haddock and chips, my partner ordered Fish cakes with salad and chips. Friendly staff but quality of food very poor. Firstly my fish was a very small portion with hardly any batter, the chips were inedible as extremely hard ? ie far too crisp. My partners Fish cakes in tempura batter were so Over-done they were inedible too. Needless to say the chips too were inedible. This even put her off the salad, which actually looked quite nice. All in all - would not recommend here to eat. The price of each meal was about £14 each - not worth it at all. My partners chips were changed kindly by a lady, but the new ones were exactly the same ! she also gave us some money off her fish cakes she didn't eat ! which was nice. But i still would not recommend this eatery !!!

We would love to come back here it was lovely got to pick our own seats we picked the one by the open fire. Staff were so kind and service was fast and food was devine! The bill wasn't what we expected for what we got was really affordable.

We had dinner here twice while we were in Ullapool. The food was well-prepared and tasty. Each of us had the steak pie for one night. I had fish and chips another night. They had many seafood specials. Service was very good.

this is a pleasant pub with pub grub .a little on the pricey side ,but a very good selection of beers and spirits.

Busy pub reminded us of a weatherspoons.

Last year there was for on the Friday night. This year sorry no food after 5 pm. The place felt empty of tables and chairs. I got told the fish and chip shop is open.

We ate here on a busy Friday night following a half hour wait- our choice of restaurant said they would ask us to wait for a hour!!!

First restaurant we saw and entered. Packed with locals. So I was sure that it will be ok. And it was! Good tasty food especially the fishermen's pie and the chocolate dessert killer. Staff very efficient and friendly

Over priced. At the pier so convenient and when we arrived there were people out front sitting. Realised afterwards they had only been waiting there and not eating in the place. Staff were friendly but food was below par.

We recommend to visit here by a lovely lady in fort William

The food was very good and it was packed with people. The staff were efficient and friendly. I loved the atmosphere.

We really fancied lunch at the Seaforth, and particularly the fresh local mussels on the menu, however, at 1245 they were off the menu - busy weekend we were told - shame.

The weather was cool and rainy so we popped in for a drink at the bar. Such a nice place.

Batter was tiny and nicely seasoned and chips was nice and crispy. Service was ok and friendly. Well done.

We popped in here for a quick breakfast and coffee before getting on the ferry to the Isle of Lewis. You had to order at the bar and it was brought to you. Hearty breakfast and perfect for what we needed!

Busy bar / restaurant Good food and a good selection of beers, food is very good and served quickly. Very close to the ferry port in a nice area

Nous avons fait escale au restaurant seaforth lors de notre escale à Ullapool afin d'attendre le ferry.

Expensive drinks the menu was pretty average verry surprised at the lack of sea food on the menu as this restraunt is on the west coast of Scotland and the harbour has many small fishing boats to provide.Its basically a overpriced weather spoons in the wrong part of the country.I would give it a swerve next time I’m back

I used to frequent the Seaforth a few times every year and back then it was a pub which sold food. It appears now to be just a restaurant with less of a welcoming pub atmosphere. We had fish pie which was actually very good, however the service was poor. Ok it was busy but the staff seemed to be split with the "older" members doing all the work and the "younger" ones either chatting to each other and ignoring patrons (I had to ask where do we sit a couple of times before being acknowledged) and then a nice lady with Glasgow? accent seated us.

Had a nice meal here on a busy Saturday night. Food was excellent and the service was good. Extensive menu with lots of choice. The restaurant was very busy and we had to wait about 30 minutes for a table, but it wasn't a problem. Would go again!