We had breakfast. The food was just ok. Two pounds for a piece of dry toast seems like a lot. The…read moreambiance was fine. The service was very slow and not very helpful. It's open on a Sunday which is it's big selling point.

When you find a place you really like, you go back. That's how I feel about the HS-1. Like the…read moreBoatshed Restaurant, it's associated with the Royal Hotel. But unlike the Boatshed, the HS-1 does not take reservations and is more value-priced. We dined there twice. While the presentation was not as dramatic as at the Boasted, we enjoyed every bite, enough to say it's my favorite place during Scotland travels.

The Woodland centre located in the Castle grounds. It's easy to miss the turn off point on the road…read moreout to it as it's hidden away in the trees but once you get down the road you are greeted to a beautiful view of Stornoway surrounded by trees, wildlife and oversized carvings of the Lewis Chess Men. Lunchtimes can be very busy and occasionally tables aren't available. The food is always great with a large selection of soups, sandwiches, salads, teas etc. They also have a small gift shop with crafts from locals. After you eat it's great to go for a walk along the grounds and up to the Castle. The views of Stornoway from up there are beautiful.

We stopped for coffee and cake and was pleasantly supposed by the quality of the food and the…read moreseafood offered on the menu . The cafe is beautifully decorated and has stunning views to the beach and harbour . The food is all homemade , many of the cakes locally in the village . The piece de resistance was a beautifully decorated gluten free cake that resembled a wedding cake . Sadly we couldn't, to stay to sample the monkfish curry or langoustines that was on the lunch menu . Another time hopefully .

Wonderful cakes and coffee, worth the beautiful drive out here. We didn't order lunch, but…read moreeverything looked and smelled delicious. It's a small place, only about 10 tables, but if it's full it's worth the wait. They take credit cards, but only if you spend at least £10.

If you have the privilege to be on the Isle of Skye, stop by this sweet, tiny, cafe. Inside is only…read morea counter and a mini gift shop. The owner makes a lovely latte, that pairs well with a baked item. My friend and I shared one of their incredible brownies, studded with chocolate chips and dusted with powered sugar. The views cannot be beat.

What a pleasant visit to this cafe. We were cold and exhausted from our hike and we passed this…read moreplace and stopped. So amazing. Very cozy and great fresh baked cakes with lots of drink options. The view is stunning. Sit by the window and you wont need anything else! Good coffee and view! Parking is small- only room for 5 parking spots!

Great little cafe that is probably the only place you can get breakfast on the entire island on a…read moreSunday.

A nice change from the usual island takeaways that have been around for a while. The menu is varied…read moreand there's somthing for all the family. My wife and mother both had a Thai dish and I got a cheeseburger with stornoway black pudding, so there's something for everyone.

The cafe is combined with a bar on the first level of the An Lanntair cultural center, with a…read moremajestic view of the waterfront docks and sea. The a-la-carte menu includes regular items and daily specials. At an affordable price. Order and pay at the bar. Get a wooden spoon with yr table number on it. Make a reservation (especially if you want a window seat) or just walk in. No hubbub; just a casual atmosphere. The food? I would call it Modern Scottish: fresh Scottish produce (especially seafood -- this is a harbor city with a fishermen's cooperative) fused with 'foreign' flourishes. Yesterday I had scollops from North Uist, and tonight I had monkfish kebab with couscous. Two nights in a row? Yes. I am traveling solo, it is close to where I am staying, it's part of an important cultural center, and the food is good. So why not? PS The Yelp map wrongly pins this place at the intersection of Kenneth street and Church street, whereas it is at the intersection of Kenneth Street and South Beach road.

This bistro is tucked away in the the south Trinidad and offers an array of things eat.read more

Wow! This place was fantastic! So glad we stumbled upon it. The homemade sourdough was some of the…read morebest I've ever had. I got the tomato basil soup which was fresh and delicious and the avocado toast with poached eggs which really highlighted the flavor of the sourdough. If you find yourself in the area I highly, highly recommend you check this place out. The people there were terrific and very friendly.