The best restaurants in Highlands and Islands

Excellent food and a beautiful location Highly recommend Salmon salad, Logostines, muscles, all excellent and fresh Delicious fish soup of the day

Fabulous food choice - excellent fish and chips! Such nice people work here - we always leave here smiling. You won't be disappointed.

Up until a few weeks ago, I had only heard good things about the food here, but had never tried it. I have just had my thirs trip here for thhe lunch special, and felt compelled to leave a review. AMAZING. Portion sizes are spot on, ingredients, recipes, taste, quality is by far the best I have had for lunch anywhere in Inverness. Always good to pre book your collection, as the specials do sell out, quickly. There's an option for most, daily specials, loaded fries, salads, soups, pastries, pies and cakes. The owner, and chef, is a very friendly guy who's attention to detail and quality is second to none. I had the absolute pleasure of having the jerk chicken today, served with seasoned rice and beans, fresh spring onions, coleslaw, charred corn on the cob and a pineapple salsa. Absolutely superb meal and priced well at £9, which nobody can complain about price v quality. Highly recomended

Lovely bakers shop with cafe. Home made soup, pies and pastries, cakes, sandwiches and the best doughnuts, especially the caramel topped doughrings. Friendly welcoming service, led by Dorothy. Excellent......

Great wee place excellent choice on the menu. Well furnish cafe with very attentive owners. Food was lovely and well presented. Will be back for sure.

The hotel may need some renovation, but the reception and bar are fashionable and nicely decorated. The room was clean with a comfortable bed. The breakfast was very tasty, the bar had a very nice atmosphere, it was nice to sit and have a drink in the evening. The employees were nice and friendly.

After an arduous walk climb to Bone Caves we stopped here for a much needed refreshment. Hot chocolate, latte and a panini. All lovely.

In a beautiful location. Very comfortable, staff all very pleasant, drinks and snacks are lovely. Very busy when we called in

Conveniently located on the car park opposite Leverburgh village hall, this van serves cones and tubs of very special ice cream most afternoons. A delightful young man took our order and money, and a very nice lady made up the ice creams. A little mental concentration is required; you have to decide 1) what size you require, 2) whether to have ice cream or frozen yoghurt as the base, and 3) what flavour to choose. I had the blackberry, which was fabulous. Just one suggestion; could you site a waste bin near the van, for used paper cups?

Not only do you get a magnificent view, you get good tasty food freshly prepared. We had soft brioche bun bacon rolls with perfectly crisped bacon, a cheese toastie, coffee and tea and all were top notch!

Excellent thin-crust sourdough pizza with a good selection of toppings. I had the Zola (nothing to do with French literature - it has Gorgonzola cheese in the topping) and my wife had Quattro formaggi (also with Gorgonzola). Quick, friendly service, a simple and clean space and BYOB. What more can you ask for?

The cafe was so clean and the food was excellent the girl serving was so nice and very helpful would highly recommend it is a ace not to be missed

We are working in area and have eat many times here it is a great place to visit good parking and always greeted byfriendly staff .an excellent choice on menu and food is always presented to a high standard .the lodges are very nice clean and tidy with beautiful views I would highly reccamend any one to visit here Shaun Kynaston site manager Beaver bridges

Was looking for a good burger van and came across this place close to our home. Amazing food and good choices on offer. Owners were very friendly and will definitely be recommending this place to family and friends. Will be visiting again soon!

We stayed in the hotel this weekend as a birthday getaway for my husband and decided to eat here as well. The setting is lovely, we started with a whisky tasting with a knowledgeable young lady. Everyone is treated as a group, so we had our tasting together and went through to dine together on one big table. The group style dining was quite noval but very enjoyable. The meal itself was lovely. We had canapes to start then we had soup. This was simply delicious and my husband claimed it was the best soup he'd ever had. The 'fish' course was a slight let down as my husband is allergic to fish. I felt instead of crafting a course for us, they had simply made a fish course and cooked a bit of chicken instead. It just didn't feel like a cohesive dish. The main course of melting beef and pudding of gingerbread Panna cotta was delicious.Our hostess paired whiskies with every course (wine pairing was also on offer) and my husband reports this was done expertly and greatly added to the experience. Finally we all retired to the fireplace for tea and coffee.Highly recommended and we would be back if in the area again.