The best restaurants serving British food in Nairn Highland Highlands and Islands

Arrived at 11:45. There were 2 people at tables and we were told “we’ve got a big order so we can’t serve you till at least 1 o’clock”.

This was a lovely experience, the food was not ' swimming in grease' as i saw from another review, but it was great to see that the more recent reviews have been validated. We went here for my birthday at the end of october and honestly everything was really lovely . the service was great they were so friendly from the getgo, the charcuterie board we had for starter was very filling and diverse just wish they would have told us what the cheeses were ( i think the brie was from tain though it was familair) but thats a minor niggle that we had no info. the main courses were fab the skin on chips were AMAZING , and its a dog friendly place which we loved , we dont have dogs but we did get to pet some which made our day !

Cannot fault the hotel ,the staff and the manager were very helpful. They changed my room to first floor as I have a slight disability.

My wife and I visited this cafe for lunch. I had Cullen Skink then a roll on Stornaway Black pudding/fried egg. And a can of Irn Bru. My wife had a bacon roll, then a fruit scone, with a Latte. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was great. The guys were very friendly, prices were reasonable. I would highly recommend this cafe. 👍👍

Ordered dinner at the cafe garden, one glass of wine, one bottle of beer, and 2 lasagna dinners. We waited over half an hour and eventually had to go and ask as to where our order was, guess what they forgot!.... It then appeared with one utensil, a fork! I had to ask for knives and napkins. The mince of of dubious quality. We were told the salad was coming, so just started a little of the lasagna as we were hungry, to find it luke warm 😡 the portion size was very meager and when the salad arrived, we were both both presented with a plate of lettuce leaves, just theown on a plate with what seemed like a splash of vinegar! We paid £48 for what could only be described as a bad '70s school dinner! Very disappointed given the beautiful, tranquil location. We expected vastly better quality and portion size for our money. We felt like we were robbeda We would most certainly not recommend this place for food.

As always, utterly delicious fish and chips. Fresh fish, perfect batter, cooked perfectly. Really good chips too, but the fish is just fantastic as always.

We went here specifically for a gluten free meal and found the menu online. The pre booked table was set out for the 3 of us in the bar before we arrived and we were welcomed at the bar and shown to our seats and handed the menu. Drinks order was taken quickly and the order arrived straight away. Food order for the 3 of us was taken and arrived with similar speed. The menu is fantastic if you are GF - we all ordered a starter and a main. The prawn and salmon cocktail was excellent but the highlight was the GF roast beef - the Yorkshire puddings, roast potatoes and gravy were all GF and really good. The roast lamb also looked good. All in all a great place to eat with tasty food.

We went here for lunch after a walk. We had a dog with us and we knew the place was dog friendly. Never mind dog friendly: all-round friendly. The service was excellent and pleasantly chatty. The food was great, which was just as well because the portions were huge. I had half a portion of chili nachos with a side of chips. Even the half portion, after a walk on the beach, was more than I could eat and I was tempted to hire a room for a post prandial nap. It's a bit hidden from the A96, so best to get sat nav directions.

Had drinks and chips after a long time in the next door splash park. Service was friendly, chips were hot and nice. Everything we needed. Would recommend.

We decided to eat a light meal at the Muthu Newton Hotel as we had traveled all night to get here. The Chaplin theme of the restaurant is really pleasant. Also, the staff was delightful. Since neither of us were really hungry, we decided to go with the soup of the day which was a Sweet Potato & Coconut Bisque. It was served with a warm roll and butter. The portion was the perfect size, and it was delicious. We decided to splurge and have dessert. I had the brownie with cream, and my friend had the sticky toffee pudding. They were both good, but the sticky toffee pudding was over the top. Really excellent. Prices were very reasonable as well.

Just popped in here at lunchtime, being 'in holiday' mode visiting Nairn. I asked for a cone of chips and the chap that served me was very pleasant, chatty and polite. The cone was nearly overflowing with chips with plenty of salt & vinegar added. They were freshly made, hot and very tasty. I would highly recommend if you are visiting Nairn. I will definitely go again and next time have the fish & chips - well you are at the seaside :)

Fantastic place to stay and to eat! Nice rooms with everything you need. The meals were fantastic, and our waiter more than wonderful. Breakfasts were what you wanted and cooked to order