The best restaurants in Buckie Moray Highlands and Islands

We arrived on a cold, windy evening. Dining room was warm & welcoming with a fire going. Our young waitress was extremely helpful - firstly going through the drinks available and then clarifying a number of questions about the menu. We settled on the prawn cocktail & Cullen skink for starter. Both were delicious & the prawns were a very generous portion. For mains we went with the battered fish & chips and the scampi. Both were exceptional. Crispy batter on the fish & whole prawns in the scampi. We were too full for dessert, but may forego starters next time & try the sticky toffee pudding. Considering the excellent standard of the food we felt it was great value overall.

I went to buckie by myself and had a subway while I waited around for my bus. This place is amazing with freindly staff + toilets, they have good prices and have a great selection to choose from. The meal deal is really good with a selection off a meal, drink and a cookie or a pack of crisps.

Worst Indian takeaway EVER that was not a korma they served but a tasteless gloop.. everything but the poppadoms spiced onions and nan bread was bad..save yourself

Got a chicken pakora on way home, batter was as greasy as greasy gets, no salad and tasteless chilli sauce, sore stomach, wont be back, awful

I opened my box with my wrap and chips and a spider crawled out the box disgusting and threw it all in the bin

Went to Wheelhouse for our 35th wedding anniversary, wrong choice, had a drink in the bar, before moving into the restaurant which is very dated, quite a few people eating, we decided on the 1 course 4 meat carvery, served by Mark in a baseball cap who looked like he didn't want to be there, cut all the meats with the same knife, vegetables were awful roast potatoes (frozen ones) in the same tray as the chips, beef tough, not worth £15-95. Young Waitresse's were efficient. With drinks a total of£61 We will not return