The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Wester Ross, Strathpeffer and Lochalsh Highland Highlands and Islands

We stopped here for a meal. The hotel and restaurant had been recently refurbished by the new owners, Highland Coast Hotels, to cater for tourists on the North Coast 500 driving route. The menu was simple but the prices were expensive with £35 for a starter and a main and another £8 for a dessert. At these prices we had high hopes for a gourmet dinner. The starters were good and round the corner at the Plockton Hotel and any where else in Scotland would have been £8. This left £28 for the main. The Highland Burger Main when it arrived was not worth half the £28. It was small, dry, dull and chewy with the most parsimonious handful of chips you could get away with. Still hungry I ordered the sticky toffee pudding. It was a tiny tray baked dry portion of cake with barely enough sauce to moisten a mouthful. It was the meanest serving I had seen. The staff on the other hand were friendly, charming, efficient and helpful. They were praiseworthy. I think the poor food and the mean portions were down to the management of the owners who wanted to fleece the tourists for all they could get and instructed their staff to maximise profit. It is a shame as this short sighted approach will damage any reputation.

Nota : recensisco l'albergo . Il ristorante non e' piu' attivo . L'hotel e' proprio difronte alla baia . Bello se si ha una finestra che si affaccia sull'acqua . Le camere sono abbastanza piccole ma curate e pulite . Poca possibilita' di parcheggio nei paraggi .

They really do have fresh local seafood and game. (Not all who make that claim live up to it). Herring, crab, venison stew. All perfect. Thanks to Lucas and Johnnie in the kitchen and Andy&Karen out front. Great value too!

A lovely hotel with some rooms overlooking the loch. Very comfortable, helpful and friendly staff and a delicious, freshly prepared hot breakfast. Dinner is also very good. We loved our stay and hope to visit again

Overpriced, and the lady behind the counter was unwelcoming and was very short with us, came across as quite rude, and we had to wait until she’d stopped playing on her phone before being served. Coffee was nice but £3.95 for a medium sized takeaway latte is top end, and this place isn’t top end.

I bought coffees, food and cakes to take away, all were delicious and it looks a lovely place to spend some time browsing books.