The best restaurants in An Taobh Siar agus Nis Eilean Siar Highlands and Islands

On a wet and windy morning in October the wobbly dog was a welcome find. I had a good-sized pot of tea with a cracking Coffee & Walnut cake. There were plenty of cake options plus other things on the menu. Had a nice chat with the staff and owners who were very friendly and welcoming. There's a range of craft items also for sale. If you're in the NW of Lewis I'd recommend stopping by.

Lovely museum with excellent displays describing the history and life of the people of Lewis. . As part of our tour, a local guga hunter gave a presentation on how guga birds were hunted . Absolutely fascinating. Sadly, we did not have time to eat at the cafe.

The tag line is the "Smallest chippy in Scotland", they work out of a fairly small shed with a number of small fryers. There's space for about 4-5 cars so I didn't have a problem parking. There's an easy to use online ordering system, I picked up the QR code at the nearby campsite I was staying at. You pick a 10 minute slot for your collection which is arranged online to stop them getting overloaded. I had large haddock, chips and mushy peas which were cooked to order. The haddock was perfectly battered and cooked, the chips were just right too. The mushy peas looked natural rather than full of green dye. All in all it was worthy of five star all round. Probably a couple of £ more than the average chippy, but well above average so good value. More than happy to recommend.

Food was lovely great service 5 star plus couldn't fault anything very friendly would highly recommend definitely worth going

Nice eatery at the end of the road --- literally! We were in the Road End Cottage across the way - so had to eat here upon arrival on a Saturday night. Good service - nice food. lovely view of harbour and when it gets dark the fairy lights are a nice touch.