The best restaurants serving British food in Highlands and Islands

Es un restaurante muy agradable en términos de espacio, luz, vista. La comida estaba bien. No me impresionó que me sirvieran mantequilla con un desayuno vegano... no hay otro plato disponible, ni disculpas, solo tostadas secas traídas de vuelta. Decepcionante como otros Caulders hacen un trabajo increíble con opciones veganas y el almacenamiento de un lácteo - la propagación libre no es exactamente difícil en estos días ...

We went to visit the Bears Den as the chippy in golspie was closed. However on arrival, it was closed. This wasn't mentioned anywhere on there Google page which could've been easily updated on the fly but they did not seem to do so. A 15 minute drive for nothing. I can't say anything about the food, I don't imagine it's bad but I will unfortunately not have the chance to try it due to them not managing their page properly. Not impressed!

A convenient stopping place on NC500 Cafe and information point Close to museum A useful place to get information on local history and archaeology

Friendly efficient service. Opted for two course early evening menu. All food very good at a reasonable price. Would highly recommend.

Fabulous place to eat . Staff are amazing and so friendly . The food is 10 out of 10 . All home cooked . Lovely atmosphere ☺️

Really enjoyed my stay Room was Nice And breakfast was Perfect Thankyou

Very disappointing. Looks beautiful and charming from the outside. We stayed in a “deluxe double” room. Bathroom was terrible. Toilet had water leaking from the bottom, the bathroom laminate floor felt like it was installed over carpet and smelled damp and musty. Shower door was extremely difficult to open and close. A roll of TP sat upon the no longer used dispenser, shower was not clean. Carpets were stained. When we asked the bar staff for anything (because all requests including check in go through the bar staff) we felt like we were a bother and we had to be extra nice just to avoid feeling like a nuisance. The location is beautiful and residential, short walk to the city center, felt very safe. With some TLC and a more customer friendly staff it could be so much better. We watched several people visit for food and drinks right across the street, which we did on our last day as well. I don’t like leaving a bad review, we’re really not picky, but we paid up for a bigger better room and the very basics were missed on almost every level.

29/03/25.—Absolutely wonderful! From booking ( had to change dates due to illness) meal first class! Our waitress was a pleasure as was receptionist, we would definitely recommend the Cullen bay hotel .

The best chicken wings of the world! High-quality food. Cozy environment. It's better to make a reservation in advance

Cafe con prezzi alti per essere un cafe fuori dal centro cittadino. Personale freddo e maleducato con i turisti stranieri…e premetto che gli scozzesi di nome sono molto gentili, questi sono l’eccezione. Io nn lo consiglio!

Great for a stop off snack when up in Inverness

After hiking we were looking for a place to warm up and eat some food. As we‘ve wanted to see Hagrids Hut anyways, we decided to go in the Clachaig Inn. It wasn‘t super busy so we found a table easily. We were super cold so we both opted for the leek & cheddar soup as well as some warm drinks. The food arrived quickly and the staff was friendly.

Having looked several times at booking to stay here but never managing to for one reason or another, we thought we'd take a run up when staying in Balloch for a couple of nights and have some lunch and see what it was like, I'm glad we did as it probably made our minds up about staying in the future. We arrived and walked into reception, asked the lady at reception if we were heading in the right direction for the food, she looked up and pointed to a door, no smile or a welcome or anything. Walked into the bar which was the Bidean Lounge, went to the bar and asked for table for two, there was a few people in but the lad behind the bar said just to grab a seat and I asked do we order at the bar etc which he confirmed. We went and sat down expecting someone to maybe bring a menu over and tell us about specials etc but turns out you do all that yourself. Went back to the bar got the menus, cutlery, read the specials board etc but you'd think it would be fairly standard service to point all that out when you walk in if the menus aren't on the table. I'd hate to see it busy with this service method, as even the few people ordering at the bar seemed to take ages and the guy sitting next to us was moaning to his wife that someone behind him got served before him. We probably should have looked at the menu before we went but given the website says it's "extensive" I thought there might be more than half a dozen or so main meals and soup and sandwiches, the prices surprised us too but given we were there and there's not exactly a lot of other places to go to we figured it would be good at the price, we don't mind paying good money for good food and service. We just ordered a tuna sandwich, smoked salmon sandwich, bowl of chips and a couple of cokes. (has to be pints because it's on draught apparently) I wouldn't be sat back down 2 minutes and the most disappointing £30 worth of food arrived, (in those 2 minutes the waiter also arrived with the wrong order) quick enough service to let you know it's all sitting plated up ready to serve rather than freshly made to order. A slice of smoked salmon, a huge piece of tomato and some cucumber (apparently the leaf salads hadn't been delivered so presumably the cucumber was the substitute) and some crisps scattered on the plate, a similar effort was made on the tuna sandwich both held together with one of those pieces of wood usually reserved for burger buns and the bowl of chips which weren't crispy or particularly tasty. Not great, not terrible enough to complain about either but not what you'd expect for £30. Just a really disappointing, impersonal experience, obviously your paying for the location but it's not like we could see much from the room we were eating in anyway and it's only rated 3 star. No personal touch, not really any friendliness, rapport or warmth, no one asking if the meal was nice, just a really bog standard, bland experience and a disappointing, overpriced meal which is a shame as we'd loved to have come and stayed at some point. Maybe we were just expecting too much but I don't think it's too much to expect them even to do the basics in customer service right and serve up a meal worthy of the price.

Lovely cafe. Good selection of food but NO Gluten Free bread to make a breakfast roll or sandwich. Very very poor in this day and age especially when co-op over road sell GF bread. There were actually 3 people in queue for breakfast all of whom were GF. All they could offer was cake-at breakfast! -and yoghurt and fruit. All cages need to offer GF even at an additional cost. Order GF bread or rolls, freeze slices or rolls individually and then toast. Was v v disappointed.

Nothing we had was particularly good or bad an average if slightly overpriced meal for what you get. Fish and chips bordered on the soggy side.