The best restaurants serving British food in Highlands and Islands

We had a wonderful experience dining here, the restaurant by river is beautiful and the food was amazing

Used this many times over the years with both great service and food, place we always enjoyed going back. Tried again today and times have changed. Poor service, lots of the menu not available at 12.45 lunch time.

While on a business trip to England, I happened to go there and had the most delicious steak. steak ciabatta sandwich. If I had stayed longer in Scotland, I would have tried other foods, but I couldn't try any more due to my London itinerary. I don't think I'll ever come back again, but it was a truly memorable meal. The best steak and potato chips I've ever had That's the chef. How on earth did you fry those potatoes!!???

Fantastic breakfast after getting off the train All fresh, tasty and delicious! Lovely cosy atmosphere and friendly staff.

Food rather low-level. Tourist prices

Buen desayuno, pero caro incluso para Skye. Servicio muy lento, así que date una hora o más. Un ambiente bastante pobre, oscuro y borroso

Costa Coffee is a busy coffee shop located on Elgin High Street. There is a good choice of food and drink items, and prices are on par with similar outlets in Elgin. However, I have two criticisms. There are not enough staff. Tables are not cleared quickly, and the counter staff who are very hard working are overwhelmed at busy times, causing queues and resulting in long waits for drinks and any hot food ordered.

Went for a meal, good food, excellent service and very helpful and friendly staff.

The coffee was really bad, it just taste like very burnt beans well past a dark roast. At 3£ a mug, you can find much better coffee elsewhere. The only positive was that the staff were lovely.

Stopped in today for lunch with the dog, really great food, friendly staff, and speedy service.

A real friendly hotel. Very comfortable, service great. Ideal base for the Cairngorms

We spent three lovely nights at Ardshealach Lodge, on a bed and Breakfast basis, and chose to have dinner there each evening. The standard of accomodation was excellent, huge bed, large bedroom and lovely views. This is such a relaxing place with a wonderful warm and inviting welcome where nothing is too much trouble. As always the standard of food was superb as was the service. We have eaten here before and would definitely come back to stay again.

Food quality quite okay. Haggis starter was good! The classic burgers less so. A little too greasy, too salty, too much. Staff are friendly. The pub itself could use an update. Price was on the high side for what you get.

Lovely city centre pub right next to the castle. Visited twice during our stay, both early evening. Booking is essential as on both occasions all the tables in the dog friendly bar were full. All the staff were friendly, even on Friday and Saturday evenings, when it can get quite busy. The food is very good and excellent value for money. Keep an eye on the specials board. My wife tried the macaroni cheese and smoked salmon from it and was really impressed. On our first visit I had the haggis, neeps and tatties, while my wife had the cullen skink. Both were excellent. On our second visit I had the battered haddock & chips, which was large and delicious. Please be aware that there are multiple tv screens in the place showing sport and entertainment programmes, sometimes at the same time. Perhaps not the place for a romantic cosy occasion. However, it has a good atmosphere and would thoroughly recommend visiting when you’re in Inverness

We arrived about 7pm without a reservation but were seated right away Excellent attentive service from Kiera, food beautifully cooked by Ryan A great eating experience