The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Highlands and Islands

The time we were there for drinks was so good, the staff are lovely so welcoming and there is always someone there if you need anything, I will definitely be back

Fuimos a almorzar, pero la comida parecía poco apetitosa y había muy poca elección. Decidió simplemente tomar un café que era bastante estándar.

As someone who has worked in the food and catering industry for years, I find it astonishing that there are recent incredibly negative reviews regarding this restaurant. Our experience was nothing short of 5 stars. The food was exceptional, the quality of the produce, the execution and the presentation. It was a lovely mix of top quality seafood, traditional Scottish fare, with some Asian touches thrown in and it worked a treat. Service was bang on. Not over the top, just well timed, very professional and friendly. The restaurant itself is gorgeous. Housed in a lovely old stone building - a relaxing, calm atmosphere that hums along nicely, lovely location and outlook. My husband and I (both fish and meat eaters) chose different options for each course and really couldn’t fault a thing. If you are hesitating because of the negative comments, don’t - enjoy the experience. It’s not cheap - this isn’t somewhere you would dine everyday, so we opted for the lunch fixed price menu. Would return in a heartbeat. We have been travelling through Scotland for 3 weeks, and have had some absolutely lovely meals - but this one is the best.

Realmente disfruté de una visita aquí, con muy buen desayuno y un servicio eficiente y muy amable. Al estar en una carretera principal en las afueras de Inverness y con fácil aparcamiento gratuito, lo hace aún mejor.

New name, some new design features and vastly increased prices. Shame the breakfast rolls and full Scottish breakfast seem to have disappeared. I had a tasty hash stack, but £13!!. At these prices has to be compared to top hotels and restaurants . For these prices I think I would prefer the Wolseley on Piccadilly in London or maybe a trip to Paris or New York. So, Donald Johns or Cafe Cuil may not be a regular stop for locals n ow - just special occasions. The staff, however, are still charming, helpful and attentive

Waiting time customers service after seated over half hr rude manager/supervisor rude staff and look like not wanting to be there service shocking lovely food shame about the rest

Another of my favourite cafes which has gone downhill recently! This time, they have lost the chap who was their star baker (IMO) . Soup is in quite a small bowl now but no matter…costs must be horrendous for cafes these days. But the cake selection! Mostly GF or vegan..Why?? The vast majority of people don’t require these food fad options so why make the majority of cakes along these lines? I was told , wrongly, by the girl owner that ‘they just taste the same’ but they most certainly don’t. There is no substitute for quality butter/good chocolate etc. Anyway, I chose the carrot cake which to me, was one of the best anywhere but it was truly awful. When I mentioned that the recipe seemed to have changed somewhat, I learned that their baker had left and the owner had ‘tried’ his own recipe. So disappointed in this once great wee cafe.

What a cute and quirky venue. I bought some beautiful liquid soap which I had a try of in the bathroom. Nice cake and lovely coffee although you do have to watch out for Piri Piri the cake eating chicken! She's quick and she's not afraid to jump up on the table. An unexpected laugh and they brought out another piece no trouble. Our dog was unperturbed by the experience and so were we :0)

Enjoyed breakfast here and had no issues at all. Food was very good and the coffee excellent. Service was quick and friendly. Prices very reasonable.

Even the owner was wearing a coat! I think you should be able to sit comfortably and eat without the need to wear a coat! At 12.15 the soup wasn't ready yet... The place lacked atmosphere as well. The food we ordered was nice but minimal - no salad with a toasty. I wouldn't go again

The service here was so poor that I had to get up from the table and ask the staff to be served. They were just standing at the counter chatting. I asked for a draft beer with my meal and was curtly informed ‘This is a cocktail bar’. Seemed rather amusing as it is in a battered building adjoining the bus station. Hardly my image of a cocktail lounge. The food was not great( could not eat the mussels) and portion very small for £16 but I would not come back. In the town centre there are better places such as 88 and Dowry.

Lovely food the other day, but the coffee is FOUL, tastes like coffee grounds more than anything else. never had such awful coffee.

L'endroit ne paye pas de mine, mais alors quel délice ! Tous les items sont proposés à la carte, mais l'établissement propose des petits-dej avec 5 ou 10 éléments, à composer soi-même. Tout était frais et savoureux, pour un prix carrément raisonnable.

Very tasty toasted sandwiches and above average coffee. 2 young girl staff members were extremely pleasant and helpful. Seating at the window looking out at the torrential storm was an unexpected treat after trying to get into Johnston's which was hot and overcrowded.

Three vegetarians and two vegans left very happy after stopping here for lunch. There was so many tempting things to choose from and our meals were very tasty, as were the cakes we purchased. The staff were wonderful and were a big hit with our dog! Would definitely recommend.