The best restaurants in Eilean a' Chèo Highland Highlands and Islands

Soo yum, we loved the butter chicken and lamb biryani obviously by the photos. The garlic naan was so good and the staff were super friendly ☺️

Friendly service, but what a rip off! £4.50 for a miserly portion of chips. Ripping off tourists and alienating tourists. Such a pity- used to be good

Un lugar donde comer una comida tradicional sencilla calidad, precio asequible el personal es agradable, se implica la cocina verdura bueno postres la bodega no muy extensa el local un poco de cuidado los postres buenos y caseros se puede volver

Nice place, you queue to order and give a table Number so we decided to take away. Was very surprised to hear that the £16.95 of a price tag didn’t alter for takeaway! That’s a pricey fish supper and was it worth it. Was Ok but average and price results in a an average review. Gluten Free option was good 👍🏻

Arrived and wanting lunch we went here. Mistake!! Looked OK so ordered 2 sandwiches at £5.50 each, 1 tea and 1 decaff latte and a portion of chips. Drinks arrived and we got 2 teas instead of 1 tea and 1 coffee. Said it was wrong and told no that's what you ordered. No offer to replace! Then food arrived. The sandwiches were 2 slices of supermarket bread with processed sliced cheese. Certainly not worth what was charged. Chips were overcooked and only just warm and tasted of old cooking oil. It was edible so just ate and left and won't go back.

The staff are friendly and welcoming and the surroundings pleasant. Our order was delivered fairly quickly and was very tasty. The only downside was the price: it's pretty expensive for what you get.

Ni siquiera intentes comer en este hotel, incluso si te mueres de hambre.Fuimos un sábado por la noche, pedimos 2 hamburguesas y 1 pescado y patatas fritas.La cerveza olía a óxido y era plana. Esto fue cambiado de forma gratuita.Entonces llegó la comida! el pescado todavía tenía la forma de un bloque de hielo congelado y no estaba bien cocinado desde adentro y la masa era todo menos mejor.Las hamburguesas no tenían sabor y el bollo no estaba fresco.

If you’ve had authentic Chinese food before, this is not authentic Chinese food. It was very europeanised. I ordered the combination noodles which had the slow cooked pork (very nice), half an egg (liked it), some sort of chicken in sweet and sour (very pleasant - reminded me of some good school dinners I had way back in the day), two chicken nuggets (eh they were okay), udon noodles and a sauce. The sauce was very tasty but I think that came from the pork. I had a Diet Coke which was priced at £3.60… audacious if you ask me. But we had a long day and I wanted a cold drink. This place is very small so I understand the price point but the label of Chinese food doesn’t really warrant it. It was hot food that was filling but this is a European-Asian fusion restaurant. The staff were pleasant though little room to make changes to the portion sizes which I didn’t get. I don’t know if it was a language/communication barrier. It cost just over £20 each (expensive in my eyes for what we got. £15 a head would’ve been more appropriate but I understand they’re a small business in a small town). It’s what we needed but I wouldn’t go back.

The building is very welcoming - spacious, bright and with great amenities. The staff in the restaurant were polite and helpful but the meals were poor. My first choice was not available (early during lunchtime) - I opted for a bagel which was greasy on the outside and soggy on the inside. The menu choice was limited. Disappointing.

Brilliant seafood, had the hot smoked salmon roll and the Cullin Skink - both were amazing. Would definitely recommend