The best restaurants serving British food in Highlands and Islands

We visited here a few years ago and were amazed by the food and service. Decided to return today while out for a run. Well we were not disappointed. The food was freshly cooked and delicious. Staff helpfull and curteous. Prices very reasonable. What a little gem of a place. We cannot rate this highly enough. Well done!

Mi amigo y yo fuimos allí para una cena de cumpleaños en un día de semana, al entrar en la parte del restaurante no había nadie allí pero tuvimos que "reservar" una mesa, un camarero me llamó la atención pero se fue así que lo seguí esperando que nos mostrara a una mesa pero me ignoró totalmente, señalé esto pero no se dijo ni se hizo nada al respecto. Mi amigo pidió pastel de pescado pero estaba muy decepcionado, venía en un plato y no en un plato, no había pastel ya que venía con una mitad del plato con el llamado pastel y otra el puré de patatas, parecía una comida infantil todo fácil de comer con una cuchara. Pedí pastel de cerveza, que era más pastelería que pastel, el pastel era un tipo de copos más adecuado para un dulce que un pastel británico propiamente dicho. El camarero me preguntó si quería patatas o patatas fritas, yo pedí patatas pero me dieron puré, la guarnición de verduras se secó y el "col" parecía que había estado sentado durante unas horas, no me comí el repollo. Si cocinara una comida como esas para mis amigos, me avergonzaría sin fin. Fue una mala experiencia y no volveremos a ir allí, ni siquiera para una copa en el salón. Dr. Navoski.

After visiting busy Skye, my husband and I absolutely loved escaping by tiny ferry to this peaceful, rustic inn with its lovely loch views and friendly staff. Our room wasn't fancy, but it was spacious, clean, and comfortable. We savored a delicious dinner and breakfast there, and enjoyed walking the quiet road (in company with some sheep) to look at the pretty lighthouse and sample fantastic brews/views at Ardgour Ales. The ferry does make some noise when arriving and departing throughout the day, but all is quiet at night. Our only regret is that we didn't stay here longer than one night!

We stumbled upon this gem while wandering around Glencoe, hungry and just looking for somewhere warm to sit. We didn’t have high expectations, but the moment we stepped in, it felt like we had walked into a Christmas romantic comedy set! The cozy atmosphere, warm lighting, and stunning views made it so inviting. The food was excellent—well worth the wait. The service was a little slow, but honestly, we didn’t mind at all. We were too busy enjoying our drinks, the view, and the magical ambiance. If you’re ever in Glencoe, this place is a must-visit for a relaxing and heartwarming experience!

Good food. Friendly services and good variety. if you’re traveling with a dog, this is a place to go . Dining inside and out.

The place was empty when we arrived, so we managed to get our food ordered in good time. We all had scampi and chips, which was enjoyable. There was a very nice and relaxed atmosphere about the place till a bus load of noisy pensioners arrived and the staff went into overdrive. All-in-all a great place to stop and have a break, without breaking the bank.

Booked on line (2 plus dog) for an evening meal only to be told on arrival that we would need to eat in the bar; no issue with that, it’s very common generally. Unfortunately it turned out that the extensive restaurant menu “is not available” in the bar and the choice was from a very limited and unimaginative separate bar menu. Can someone explain to me why, if the food comes from the same kitchen, it isn’t possible to serve both options in the bar? Voted with our feet and went to Am Politician on Eriskay, excellent meal and no inane segregation.

Best Sunday Roast Ever! We fancied a Sunday Roast lunch and Tuckers Inn did not disappoint. Generous portion of perfectly cooked roast beef served with delicious gravy, Yorkshire and tasty crispy roasties accompanied by a good selection of veg. Compliments to the chef :) We will be back

On our way to elsewhere, we popped in for lunch during a downpour - well, it's the west coast! The haggis fritters sounded interesting - but they were a revelation! Absolutely delicious.

Sitio con terraza para tomar unas cervezas, llegamos demasiado tarde para comer, pero ideal para tomarse algo . Buen servicio

Went for our OAP dinner. Everything was delicious food lovely and hot. Mincemeat pies Devine. service was great Enjoyed immensely. Could not fault a thing

I suspect the Silverfjord is not long for this world. The dining room was freezing cold , half of it set up for breakfast.It also appeared to be a pub with no beer - I had their last can of Doom bar, the only non-lager option on offer. It was also served in a novel way - the unopened can dumped in the top of a pint glass. I made the mistake of ordering the 'home made' burger, I am not sure what it was made of but I don't think any cows were harmed in its making. My wife's fish and chips was OK, but came with no peas, just a piece of torn up lettuce. Chips were cooked ok, though. We didn't stay for dessert, we were in and out in just over an hour, £37 poorer and wiser.

Comfy bunkhouse and lovely staff, a short walk from the stunning Ariundle Oakwood National Nature Reserve which is well worth visiting in any season.

Such a disappointment …..think they must have different chefs on different days. I had lunch on Tuesday , scallops with a delicious sauce and a light cheese dressing and honeycomb snap which was so delicious I went back the next day. Ordered same dish …..padded out with some form of very dry potatoes, no snap and sauce almost totally absent. Very dry and mediocre lunch…..won’t be returning.

Stayed for one night and spend most of the day/night in the bar and hotel. Restaurant was - perhaps in the high end with regards to price, but fair enough the standard was high.