The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Oban South and the Isles Argyll & Bute Central Scotland

En realidad no pude visitar este establecimiento porque estaba abrazando un balde y rezando por la muerte en un hotel cercano. PERO, afortunadamente mi compañero encontró este lugar y vino a rescatarme con su cura para la resaca. 'Squeeze' me salvó la vida, y después de su batido pude retirarme del piso del baño. Tienes mi eterna gratitud.

Popped in here for some bottles of water and ended-up getting a treat for the dogs and a can of local soft drink too (Paisley Drinks Co.). The shop / cafe seemed pleasant enough and the staff were welcoming but I couldn't comment on anything past that as I was simply a passing customer and didn't stay / sit-in for food. I had a quick browse at the fridges and noted the meats and fresh foods to be local (smoked salmon, milk etc) which would be a dream to a local, and someone who liked fish. I do have to comment that two of the three items I bought were actually from over 300 miles away (water from Wales, dog treat from Reddish, England). A nice wee shop that I will visit again but I will be checking what I buy next time. *I've rated food 3 stars purely because I didn't have any so it must be a neutral rating.

A delicious lunch in a beautiful spot. The bread was freshly home baked and the cheese was served with a very tasty homemade pickle and a chutney.

When visiting Oban for a day out with Lochs & Glens holidays we always head to Roxys for a pot of tea & a yummy cake. We were not disappointed this time. Lovely friendly staff & excellent service. We got there early & by the time we left there was a queue forming for a table, which shows how popular it is.

Go early if you want to buy raw fresh seafood. They do run out towards the end of the day. But you can buy fresh mussels and Langone Stein’s to go home with. They’ll tell you how to keep them alive until you cook them.

We'd visited the cheese farm and saw that the milk from their herd was also used to make the ice cream here. Great location on the bay, and a good choice of flavours which tasted really nice. Pleasant to chat to the server about the products

Great place to get morning rolls or lunch. Love the paninis. Gift shop too. Tray bakes are amazing. No indoor seating but plenty outdoor seating. Well worth a visit

I traced my family ancestry to the Isle of Mull as I am a McLean my 5th great grandfather lived here before arriving on a ship to Wilmington NC. The castle is beautiful and well cared for. The families jewelry on display is beautiful! The food at the Cafe was wonderful!

What a lovely fresh breakfast! Lovely warm welcome as we entered. The lady even allowed me to charge my phone as it out of charge. Please visit if you go to Mull.

Lovely home baked scones, cakes, the best homemade soup. So nice to find this place and loved the cake cupboard with honesty jar for out of hours delights. Loved the biscoff tiffin.. Will highly recommend this place to others. Exceptional food, thank you

Was as good as promised! Very clean, cheery, and comfortable interior to have breakfast in, lots of great food, pastries and coffees, perfect 👍

So sad.. this was our go to cafe 2 years ago.. a beautiful building and a buzzy atmosphere. Always full. Good coffee an array of home bakes (GF, you name it) and lovely lite bites. First day back in the island, we made a bee line but despite the lovely welcome and a good cup of coffee NO food other than a bowl of soup and a doughnut. The place was empty.

I thought long and hard about whether to leave this review but our experience in the cafe wasn’t good. Positives: food was great, staff were friendly. However, the reason for the poor rating is that a dog, presumably the owners was a pest throughout our visit. It roamed free, in and out of the kitchen, was begging at our table, constantly circling us and squeezing through the chair legs. The final straw was when the dog then jumped up, had paws on the table and almost grabbed our food. Completely unacceptable and totally unhygienic. My wife had to shout at the dog to get down but staff were oblivious. It’s one thing a dog being in a cafe but it shouldn’t, in my view be allowed to roam free being a pest. A shame as we would have liked to have visited the Yellow Hare again but it just wasn’t a pleasant experience in that respect.

Food was average. The works burger bun was soggy and was dished up with a few corn chips and lettuce. My wife had an American hotdog which was nice enough

Now The Reef Inn. The Beachcomber has changed hands and now trades as The Reef Inn. We discovered this ourselves in June 2021 when we were looking for the Beachcomber.