The best restaurants serving British food in Moray Highlands and Islands

Drove from an hour away on a sightseeing day only to have owners say there is no restaurant here. So then had to drive back the other way to go to our second choice restaurant.

Lovely spot not far from a few distilleries. Highly recommend as a nice place to chill and have a drink and particularly for some Thai food! Not eaten Thai food this good since I was Thailand in the spring and even then most of it was not of this calibre. Green curry and massaman curry and starters amongst the best I've ever had. Be sure to book to avoid disappointment. Many thanks to the lovely staff.

I cannot thank Stephen enough as he has gone above throughout this whole lockdown in helping me get presents to my parents. The Deli deserves recognition for all their hard work that they have provided .

Lovely friendly cafe offering a good variety of sandwiches, paninis, coffee, drinks and cake. Nice views of valley and golf course. Seating inside and out. I had a nut butter beetroot carrot panini, my partner had local ham and cheese sandwich. Both came with fresh salad. Parking area. Glad we spotted this by chance!

Just popped in for a Feta Salad. They accidentally put avocado in it, but asked if that was OK before serving it. It was more than OK - it was delicious - took the slight edge off the feta. Very tasty.

Even if not doing any biking you can still go and eat here. Great food brought to you by the Nethy Bridge team. Eat in or outside.

Heading home from a trip up north, we stopped at the Mosset for an evening meal. We have had many enjoyable meals there in the past, and tonight was no exception. A varied menu, reasonable prices, friendly helpful staff and most importantly, a very enjoyable meal. It is well worth a visit to the Mosset.

A lovely little tea ship that has an old fashioned feel. Real china cups and lovely setting. Simple but lovely good for with great scones and bakes. A little tight if you have a push chair or wheel chair but the staff are really helpful.

We found this place for a nice cuppa and cake after a walk. It’s very popular with the locals, feels very cosy and friendly. Great menu and wonderful selection of cakes!

What a lovely surprise !!! It was amazing food, staff and atmosphere!!! Definitely be back .

We took a group of 10 German visitors plus friends for the £10 lunch deal. We had given our menu choices in advance, but with such a wide range of choices it took a while to work out who had ordered what. However, it got sorted, the sandwiches were excellent and everyone was very satisfied with their choice. The staff was attentive and, since we were given the dining area all to ourselves, the atmosphere was quite intimate.

Our B&B host recommended the place so we give it a try. We started with the locally famous cullen skink that was one of the best we had in Scotland. My wife took the Scottish chicken and I went for the deep-fried Scottish prawns. Both were tasty and fine. Portions were generous so we skipped the dessert. Nice settings, friendly staff , reasonable prices.

This was the first time I have visited the ‘Tun since the previous owners sold up. It has changed a lot and not for the better. The menu was a poor shadow of its previous self and vegetarian options were sparse. The service was again not a patch on previous years. I had a rib eye which was, to be fair, cooked nicely but from a menu with only 5 or 6 choices it was the only choice for me. My better half is not a fan of red meat which limited the menu for her to fish and chips. Previously we could eat there three nights on a row and not repeat a dish. Sadly we won’t be in a rush to return.

Another great meal last night. David and Sophie are great hosts and always take time out for a chat even when they’re really busy.

Great service. Food was amazing g. Will definitely be back.