The best restaurants serving British food in Sgir'Uige agus Ceann a Tuath nan Loch Eilean Siar Highlands and Islands

This was our second visit to Mollins, and if we are back on Lewis again we will return. We ordered a large haddock and chips, black pudding supper, and 2 macaroni with chips. My wife has coeliac so requires a safe place to eat gluten free, the staff have a great knowledge of the condition which means it’s pretty safe from cross contamination. The staff are also very friendly. My wife stated this was the best gluten free fish supper she had eaten, the other meals were also very tasty. The cost won’t break the bank either. I would advise you to book online in advance as we seen a few walk ins disappointed as the slots were full. We also go an extra 3 pieces of fish due to a mix up with another order.

We’d heard about the Bistro but hadn’t visited until one Saturday when we called in hoping to get a late lunch. We had food which was so delicious. Rarely have I enjoyed a meal so much and I am recommending that, if they want to eat the most delicious food, prepared by a skilful chef, assisted by friendly staff and at a price that won’t break the bank, my summer guests need look no further. I only hope that there’ll be a table left for me! Well done everyone.

This was an awesome and fantastic stocked supermarket with everything you needed plus a vvv busy laundry as well. So surprised and great service too from Iain

Black houses were really interesting. Lovely glance leading down to small beach. Evocative of how life was really not so very long ago. Cafe disappointing. Sliced bread and dry cakes.

The visitor centre is just past the Standing Stones and has an excellent gift shop and cafe. After visiting the stones, we decided to have lunch here and pick up some more information and gifts. The gift shop is well laid out with a variety of quality items and the staff were incredibly helpful in answering our questions. The cafe is sunny and bright and there is a good selection of food available from 9:00am until 4:00pm. The Visitor Centre and Cafe are closed on Sundays

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.

A lovely place, excellent service. Staff are lovely and very welcoming. The food is a little over priced but very nice. Would recommend