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.

Super chill vibes. The wait staff was really good and PATIENT. The beer was COLD 10/10.read more

So friendly and comfy inside! We couldn't figure out what Cullen and Skink was but a kind gentleman…read moreand his daughter who were sitting down beside us helped us out. He stated he was the chef who mad e the soup and we'd be sure to like it (said in the most local Scottish accents). It was so good! The smoked haddock's was perfect I'm the velvety cream sauce. Don't miss out on this little gem in the town. Mary might even be seen, but won't be remembered for her face, but her breasts. (You'll just have to go in and read the story about saucy Mary.

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!

Just had one of my favorite meals of our trip. Spicy carrot soup starter, roast venison w all the…read moretrimmings, bread pudding with ginger ice cream dessert. Super tasty, very quaint restaurant, fast service. Have to pay at the bar and awkward splitting the check but best meal of the week in Scotland.

This charming and cozy place is situated in a magical part of Scotland. After a really long drive…read morelate into the rainy evening, my partner and I came by this place. Their kitchen was just about closed, and a lot of food was already sold out completely. They managed to prepare some sandwiches for us, which was really kind as we were starving and everything else was closed. It was the perfect end to a rainy and chilly drive in the dark evening. We returned the following day for a proper dinner. This time we had a delicious meal, with good ale, and sticky toffee pudding for dessert. Everything was delicious. I think the atmosphere of this warm inn amidst the wild and roaring space deserves some merit as well. The establishment itself has this cozy, communal, and quite bustling atmosphere, which everyone seems to gravitate to in such a mystical and sleepy place. Outside, there's this beautiful, ancient, raw nature, that's so dormant and old, that feels so past civilization and humans, and then you enter this place and reacquaint yourself with people and interaction once again, in a communal, close-knit space. I loved it. I'd really recommend for anyone to just visit the area, walk around, feel its old, natural, and magnificent power, and then stop for a delicious and hearty meal here after. You definitely won't regret it. Try to get there not too late, however, or you might end up with no meal like we almost did!

A cozy restaurant in Skye close to the water. The atmosphere is womderful and can be anything you…read morewant-an intimate dinner with a significant other or a dinner with comfortable friends. I went in the latter case. The menu offers many specials with seafood the main attraction. Get seafood. Three of us got langoustines, our 4th ordered sea bass. All come with a list of small sides. Everything was fantastic. Fresh and thoughtfully prepared. Our server was friendly and patiently answered all questions. We found her especially likable, as she laughed and smiled a lot-she fit right into the atmosphere. Prices were exceptional for the portions served and quality. The restaurant is connected to a hotel and a bit outside of town-you will need a car-worth the drive on the narrow potholey roads! Go.

We had the most amazing fresh seafood here tonight. The fresh mussels were simply the best I've…read moreever had, and the sauce with onions, garlic and rosemary was the best. Little touches like a peach in a salad, radicchio etc were noticed and appreciated.

Excellent pub connected to the Hotel Eilean Iarmain. They serve lunch til 2:30 then start a dinner…read moreservice at 6pm. The ribeye steak was the best we've had in 9 days in Scotland, served with a portobello mushroom, tomato, chips and salad. The fish and chips were excellent!

Excellent food and ambience. Had some mussels which was excellent. My friend had the soup of the…read moreday which was also superb. And the bartender amazed us with stories of his travels! Highly recommended.

Quick and friendly service and a little out-of-the-way place. I had Seabass on top of Arizona with…read moreasparagus and micro greens, my husband had scallops. It's probably one of the best meals we've had on the trip to England and Scotland, can't give this place enough stars

Apparently their dinner schedule is a bit erratic. We were lucky to find them open and get a…read morereservation, which we had to stop by to get because they don't answer the phone. I love salad and found theirs to be teeny tiny. I wanted more than a bite of apple and a bite of beet. I ordered the special mussels. They were large and sweet. I was surprised to tons them bathed in a rich cream sauce as that was not mentioned on the menu description. Didn't taste or see garlic or shallots, just a sprinkling of chive. My husband had a burger with haggis. We ordered a honey ice cream with fresh fruit. Here again, the portion was large but the fruit was barely there. The waitress was charming and attentive. The restaurant is attached to a bar. I think the entire town was there tonight.

The best fish and chips. I've never had such delicious fish & chips in the USA. The menu was small…read morethough. It's conveniently located if you are staying in the hotel, or beed a hot meal and drink after hiking. The Fairy pools (strenuous hike) is nearby, so you'll need sustenance afterwards. Service is good, it's a friendly place with sports bar ambiance and a few hundred types of whiskey.

We had lunch on the Isle of Skye after visiting the Fairy Pools…read more Seumas' bar was the most perfect spot it seemed, since it really was the only spot we'd noticed. We were able to find parking, use the facilities and take a spot. After a quick review of the menu and a short discussion the Scot made way to the counter and placed our orders. I got the soup (Stilton and broccoli - I now like that a lot) And he got a burger. We got our cans of coke, which tastes so much better there, and sat at our table. Not long after, our food was delivered. The soup in a large crock with a crusty roll and the burger looked delish. We were most certainly hungry too, since we ate with relish and rarely spoke. We opted to get dessert here, and chose the Sticky Toffee pudding.. It was good, but it tasted as though it had burnt a bit, not bad, but not the best, and it came with a melon ball scoop of ice cream.

Fantastically terrible. Unwelcoming staff - as guests in this town we did not feel welcome at this…read moreplace. The bartender was more interested in watching the game than helping the customers. We ordered some food hoping it would be decent. DH ordered the haddock, which was ok. Not great, but tolerable. I ordered the scampi. So many regrets. I'm still trying to digest that processed hunk of grease. Broke one open and severely regretted the sight of that slimy piece of shellfish. Been traveling through the UK for the last couple weeks, and this was hands down the worst meal I've had on this trip. The food was nothing but Sysco (heavily processed food supplier in the US) quality processed junk. Don't order the scampi plate. For the sake of your stomach, don't do it.

I stopped by this business to get some dinner and a beer. I was very disappointed with the quality…read moreof the food and the service from the staff. The food tasted like it came from the freezer like a TV dinner. The bartender was more interested in the football game than taking care of customers. I would have much been better served by stopping and picking up some Takeaway food from a local restaurant.

This mom-and-pop restaurant/gift shop was our first stop after we crossed over the Skye Bridge to…read morethe Isle of Skye. It is located very close to the bridge and it was timely for a casual little cafe type lunch. The food is served cafeteria style and we had some soup and cold sandwiches and a dessert cake and it hit the spot. They have a big, airy, and comfortable dining room. We had time to putz around in the gift shop also. The friendly gift shop proprietor provided an Isle of Skye flag for us to pose in their scenic back patio area overlooking the loch. All of the staffers here were gregarious and friendly. Great place for a rest stop if you're hitting the Isle of Skye!

Why am I writing a review of a restaurant 4400 miles away from home? Because I had one of the most…read morebizarre experiences in my life here. I'm from a town called Vancouver, WA in the USA, and I came to Scotland on vacation (and on a whim) back in 2018. I rented a car and visited some of my bucket list sites: Loch Ness, Glencoe, etc...and was on my way back to Inverness from the Old Man of Storr when I happened to pick up a young German hitchhiker on the road near Portree. She asked if I would be willing to drop her off at the hostel where she was working in Kyleakin, and I happily obliged. Having arrived in Kyleakin, I dropped her off, but before leaving town, I saw Castle Moil in the distance, and thought I'd see if I could wander over for a closer look. I parked in the lot, but became distracted by a small "Vote Yes / Yes Skye" event, complete with food carts, vendor tents and bagpipe music, outside the Castle Moil restaurant. I had to check it out. After I'd ordered some haggis from the food cart, one of the vendors next to me remarked about my (American) accent, and asked me where I was from. I told him I was from Vancouver, WA, but I'd be surprised if he'd ever heard of it. As it turns out, he happened to live *in my hometown* for 12 years, and no more than a mile away from me! I was utterly flabbergasted! Even stranger, he met his wife, who turned out to be the friend of a friend, while there, and after being wedded, returned to the UK with her! It just goes to show, folks: no matter where you go in the world, you will find a connection, even if it's an otherwise unremarkable car park on the other side of the world! My advice to you would be this: be curious. Explore the unknown, the unlikely, and don't let the little gems pass by. I now have an almost overwhelming love for this tiny town I spent no more than an hour visiting, and even met a celebrity Instagrammer dog (@Blazespage) while I was there! How do you beat that?! Oh yeah, the haggis was great, by the way.