Very rude to non locals. Would skip this town if you're passing through. Wait staff was standoff…read moreish and said there was nothing available despite there being several tables open and no wait

The Blue Kazoo is the pub and restaurant in the ground floor of the Ferry Boat Inn…read more It is a charming and comfortable space, with reasonable prices, and decent food. The service is a bit spotty if you are seated at one of the tables but is friendly and prompt at the bar. If you're looking for a drink or a meal, this is a good choice.

I was doubtful when I looked at the Yelp reviews but someone recommended this place, so we went…read more It was really great! I had the fish 'n chips and was informed the come two ways....the regular way and then with breadcrumbs. I asked the server which he preferred and he said with breadcrumbs, so that's what I ordered. Oh my, they were delicious! The fries were so good too. Nothing was greasy. It came with a small side of mushy peas and I could've had a whole plate of those but with the huge generous portion of fish I got, I couldn't even finish the second fish let alone having more mushy peas. My husband ordered the mussels and they were plump, juicy and large. I don't know how many he got but there were a lot of mussels! I'm wanting to say probably 20 or maybe even more. He said they were amazing, and they were served in a tin bucket which was pretty cool....the lid served as a perfect receptacle for the empty shells. We shared a sticky toffee pudding at the end which was incredible. The service was wonderful and friendly so we highly recommend this place!

Service was good. Food was excellent. The Cullen Skink was spot on and the Seafood Platter was…read moreridiculous.

I visited Lochinver in mid-July 2012 and was given the Caberfeidh as a recommendation when I got…read morefuel in the village, in reality there are only 2-3 places to eat in the evening, but I wasn't disappointed. There is a restaurant at the front and a bar/lounge at the back overlooking the river and loch which was very pleasant as the sun set. The menu showed a good range, including locally sourced ingredients. A selection of beers, proper real ale as well as fizzy keg (if you must), though I didn't get as far as what looked like a good selection of malt whisky. All of this was at a good price, not burger flippin' cheap but I certainly didn't feel like I was paying over the odds at all. I can't think of a reason why the Caberfeidh shouldn't have 5 stars.

We were over on the island for a wedding and this gorgeous little bar was a delight with outdoor…read moreseating until 10pm was just what we needed. We will definitely be back when we visit again in October The owner was so lovely he owns another bar in Stornaway that allows football in the bar and it's on the sea front. Great place

Very nice, local pub. Friendly staff and patrons. Both nights I was there I met locals who had…read moremoved to the mainland but were back on Stornoway visiting friends or family. People were very interested in where you were from, etc. I didn't see any food on offer, but the beer was good! The first night, a group of 10-15 high school kids arrived with chaperones to play Gaelic music for the clientele. Great fun.

We had a very good dinner on the restaurant side and then slipped over to the bar where we snagged…read moreseats near the musicians and enjoyed a pint while they played and played. A quite memorable evening for us in Inverness.

MacGregor's is a genuinely fun place right in the heart of Inverness, and it definitely has a…read moreproper buzz! We stopped by and immediately loved the vibe. It was incredibly busy, which speaks to its popularity, but the atmosphere was electric. We managed to snag a spot on the good patio, which is a great place to people-watch and enjoy a dram or a pint when the weather cooperates. The major highlight of the evening was the great live music. It really elevates the experience and makes MacGregor's feel like a true Highland pub. They boast an excellent selection of local beers and ciders, making it easy to sample some fantastic regional beverages. For food, I tried the chicken sandwich, and it was good--satisfying and well-made, hitting the spot perfectly for a pub meal.

This is a lovely lakeside restaurant and bar. To get there, you must go on a single track road over…read moretwo narrow stone bridges for three miles. It was a challenge for me since my night vision is not as great as it was when I was 20. The restaurant has a real Scottish vibe to it. There was a large group at the bar and nearly every table was taken by diners. Our waitress was very good and provided excellent service. I had a glass of beer and my wife had a glass of wine. It was raining but the view of the lake at dusk was quite nice, We both ordered the smoked haddock lasagna from the specials menu. Our food arrived in about 15 minutes and included a small salad and two pieces of bread. I though my meal was excellent. It came hot and you could really taste the smoked haddock. My wife thought it had excellent flavor but would have liked more haddock. Still, she said the taste was very good. We hurried out because I was very concerned about negotiating the single track road and narrow bridges at night in the rain. We took it easy and made it back with no issues.

One of the greatest meals of my life. Seriously. The people, the food and the view are far beyond…read moremost expectation. A stellar place to have a drink or meal.

It was a Scottish pub feel with amazing food. People broke out singing and we made lifelong friends!read more

First, we were warmly greeted by patrons, dogs and a bartender. I requested an Irish coffee but she…read morerecommended the local whiskey for a Scottish Coffee- excellent! Our four top was off to the side overlooking their patio and the bay. Our soup of the day and special goat cheese salads were super yummy and large portions. The Chicken burger and chowder were also excellent!

This place has both a hotel and restaurant. Since it is kind of in the middle of nowhere, that's a…read moregood thing! We found the Aultguish Inn when we needed a place to stay due to a change in vacation plans. My wife was able to book us a room on short notice! We got a small room with two twin beds. It was small. Not enough room to lay out suitcases. Not a big deal. Bathroom is also small. Each room here has its own, so that's a big plus. It was very clean also. Another plus. Sometimes you find small out of the way places and uh oh. As we figured out, Aultguish actually is a great place to stay if you're exploring the northern Highlands. We happened to need to be in Ullapool the following morning. An easy 20 mile or so drive. If you stay here, bring a nightlight! When you leave the bathroom light on, the fan runs also. No way to stop it. Restaurant wise, we had dinner and breakfast. Dinner was cheesy garlic bread. A really good pizza crust with garlic butter and cheese. Not bad. I got a surprisingly good pepperoni pizza. Great crust! Wife got the fried chicken sandwich, also really good. And great fries too! Breakfast was the buffet. Poached eggs, meats, black pudding, beans, fruits, grains. A really decent way to start our day. Not sure if we will be back in this area again. If so, we would stay here again for sure.

I'm giving this a four star rating, but it's very much a back-and-forth between different concerns…read more First, it's cool that there's a local brewery on Skye and that's probably a full star bump. The beers themselves are just so-so although some of that is just because the local styles aren't exactly my jam. British pub ale (which is what most of their beers wind up being close to) is just not my jam. That said, they have a few better and more complex beers. The Cuillin Beast (scotch ale) and Black (stout, but not too heavy and closer to a less creamy Guinness) are both pretty decent. Nothing mind-blowing though. If you're a craft beer person, this is a "fun because it's local" more than "fun because they're really good" stop. There's a few bottles of stuff you can find in the shop (including a smoked beer, an ESB, and a lighter ale) that aren't available in the restaurants around Skye, but mostly it's the same beers which you can (impressively) find for sale in almost all the restaurants on Skye. The brewery shop itself is disappointing. It's basically a bottle shop with a bunch of merchandise near the pier in Uig. There's a small coffee shop, but you can't do tastings, there's no food. There's attempt to make a space to hang out and enjoy anything near the pier. Even a few picnic tables with a view of the harbor would be really nice. This all rounds out to a four star for me, but it really depends what you're looking for.

Nice little shop with nice staff, but there isn't a tasting room to try before you buy(I'm not sure…read morewhat the UK's laws are regarding this.). So there is some risk on buying something you might not like, but all the bottles were reasonably price anyway. I paid a reasonable £3.30 for a 500ml bottle of tasty ale.

Definitely a hot spot. Luckily there was a table available…read moreand we were sat. Food was decent and the staff and crowd are nice and friendly.

Pub was busy, we were told it would be 20 to 30 minutes before we could order food. An hour later,…read morewe've been ignored by the staff the entire time. Get wrecked.