The best restaurants in Shetland Islands Highlands and Islands

I appreciated that they have gluten free options with gluten free bread. I took French toast with mascarpone cream and Shetland milk. Everything was good and tasty. One little thing.. I didn't like eating in a cardboard.. however it was a minor issue and I would recommend this place to other people.

Absolutely amazing fish and chips staff member was super friendly nothing too much trouble def 5 🌟 plus can't recommend enough

I do prefer RHS part - for me it is like old fashion bar. LHS part has pool table and darts. And on Saturdays u can enjoy caraoke if u like such 'games' ;)

Great food as always. Good value for money. Highly recommended. It is cash only for anyone who hasn’t been. This is now our regular chippy

The BEST F&C in Shetland :)

Not Dog Friendly. Cake middling, coffee ok, difficult to sit IF you are allowed in as there is a big notice telling you not to move the chairs. Would not bother again.

Had some disappointing coffee experiences, so my expectations were low. A pleasant surprise - this is the best flat white in Shetlands.

It’s more of a good cafe than a restaurant and it is also a caravan and motorhome site plus wigwams ( colourful wooden weatherproof huts). It’s at Braewick not Brae which is 15 miles south. It has all the facilities that a caravan/ motorhome site needs. Electric hook up, drive over drains, black water disposals, clean water available, good parking surfaces. Problem is it takes a bit of finding these facilities! Even the pitches take a bit of locating as only a couple are numbered. All the rest have been washed off, blown away etc. The showers are looking old and are difficult to manage. There is a playground and the beach is 5 mins walk but bear in mind this is 1000 km north of London, nearest neighbours are Iceland and Norway so the water is refreshing. But the views are spectacular cliffs of red rock and in the sea a set of rock stacks (the drongs) look like a Viking longship turned to stone. Wonderful to look at at midnight. You might see Foula, 40 plus km away. There are blow holes through the cliffs, take care. The Northmavine musicians play at Hillswickplus informal dancing for a great night out but it’s a 5 minute drive or an hours walk. Great place just needs an update.

Thank you again had a very lovely tuna melt with three sides was by a young lady who was extremely friendly and helpful. Also had a white mars tiffin which was delicious and very tasty.

We managed to get a table here during the Fire Festival in between events. Da Haaf is always very good, but that night the Mussel Pakora and the Cullenskink starters were superb. We had for our mains multiple homemade scampi and fish and chips, the dishes were so tasty, sometimes you don't need super fancy recipes to get well cooked perfection. A few of us had pudding unfortunately the rest of us were too full. The feedback was the puddings were also very good indeed. The service from the staff was also of a very high standard and all on duty that night are to be commended for their attention to detail. Looking forward to having another visit soon.

We hebben onverwacht twee nachten kunnen verblijven in het Spiggie Hotel: de hotel eigenaar Chris is een enorm vriendelijke man en zijn vrouw kookt zelf heel lekker! De omgeving is prachtig en je kunt er uitstekend wandelen. In de kleine bar kan Chris je de lekkerste whiskeys laten proeven: dus als je daarvan houdt, zou ik dat zeker uitproberen. Kortom echt een aanrader!

Good food at a reasonable price from a varied menu featuring local produce. We ate there several times given that the food and service made it worth returning.

This inn looks closed when first approached, however upon closer inspection I found out it opens at 5pm (1700hrs). It is good traditional very well cooked food. The service was pleasant and attentive. The portions were very generous with us having to have a carry out for our sticky toffee pudding dessert. My wife drove so I had a couple of beers from their extensive range This is a very good value venue and I would strongly recommend a visit.

When you first realise that the building is actually a shop you are delighted to have found somewhere to buy food or in fact almost anything else you can think of. The bakery section is particularly welcome for hungry explorers. It’s a shame they don’t still have the DIY cafe.

Pierre is a talented chef and prepares beautiful food using local ingredients to a fixed daily menu.