The best restaurants serving British food in Highlands and Islands

All the usual predictable baking, mass produced taste to everything, nothing very special as this is a chain and typical bakery that has little competition

Had steak pie supper and a mince pie supper. The pies were really good so full of filling and the chips were lovely too. The staff are also very nice. They don’t normally do pies so I’m hoping they carry on doing them as I will definitely be buying them again. Thank you again for trialling them.

I have been an enthusiastic and regular patron of the Pottery for more years than I can remember, certainly 22 plus years. I have introduced many friends and colleagues to its delicious cakes. I was upset and disappointed on my last visit to find that loud unpleasing muzak had been introduced. This ruins the ambience entirely. Who travelling in the Highlands wants loud irrelevant noise? Sadly unless this disappointing development is reversed the place will lose my regular custom and that of my friends.

This is our fourth visit to Shetland, but the first time we've managed to find the hotel open for lunch. Friendly greeting, and we were told (almost apologetically) that they were 'only' doing sandwiches and soup for lunch. Have always wanted to eat here so we opted for the sandwiches. The guy behind the bar apologised that it would take a while (there were a few people in the hotel and only one member of staff in the kitchen). All I can say is that we won't be eating until very late tonight, if at all! Lovely sandwiches/toasties, a very large helping and good value for money. We both said we couldn't eat it all, but it was so good and nicely prepared that we felt it would be rude not to. It looks as though the hotel is undergoing a big refurbishment, so good luck to the owners, perhaps we'll plan a visit in the future and stay here. Brilliant, thank you.

Demasiado público para entrar, pero captamos algo de la música escocesa en vivo desde afuera y sonó como una explosión. Sin duda lo intentaría la próxima vez, especialmente con un grupo de amigos.

Welcoming spot for coffee and homemade cakes with view of the Loch. Yellow siskins from the window and we were excited to see 3 sea eagles circling at the far side. Have walked up to the eagle hides and not seen any so it was a lovely surprise to see them from the cafe. Interesting museum so learned more about the history of the area. Definitely recommend visit here.

Popped in for an evening meal. 2 x very tasty burgers and some good beer later we left very happy. It isn't the grandest of places, but it does deliver good food at a fair price. Would definitely return if we were staying longer.

Do not make any requests, or you will be met with an intimidating stare and a passive/aggressive response. It made our stay quite difficult, but we stuck it out as it was peak season at the time. Also, our room more suited to a single bed category - with a double bed squeezed into it, there was barely enough room to move along one side of the bed and around the end of the bed, as it was so close to the wall on two sides. There are plenty of other good B&B's in the area who will be glad to welcome you.

This hotel currently does not have a restaurant - what a deception. The hotel manager claimed they could not source chef and so they were unable to offer meals at the time of our planned stay and tea/coffee making facilities amount to a sachet of catering coffee with dried milk sachets - totally disgusting!

Great sandwich...lovely cheese...good free WiFi...fantastic Latte...warm friendly service...free parking .

Right by the ferry terminal so the ideal place to wait for a crossing. This is popular with workmen and with families. They serve a wide range of food and drinks. From snacks to full meals. From breakfasts to afternoon teas. I enjoyed a coffee and a tray bake. Would have called in twice more during my visit to Yell but it was closed.

Not well stocked and very expensive. Paid £2.25 for half loaf of bread. Other products on shelves well above acceptable price. Just a couple of hundred yards away is the local garage with very reasonable fuel prices and an excellent choice of hot and cold snacks from breakfast, throughout the day. So popular and there is a really comfortable covered in facility to eat should weather be inclement. Gem of a find and next door to the Caravan Club site where we were staying. Visitors making full use of this excellently facility.

Very enjoyable meal with pleasant surroundings and friendly staff. Food is locally sourced where possible.

Had a couple of coffees and some cakes and sat outside in the fort and ate them. Was a good place to get refreshments.

Dirty, tired and not had any investment in years, the heating wasn't even on and the owner Steve was not interested in our complaint that it was cold, said... " it's Scotland in winter!"