Delicious scallops and chips! We chose to try scallops, instead of fish, since we had never have…read morefried scallops before. They are huge and juicy inside. The chips are also huge and soft inside. The seafood chowder is hearty delicious. You can eat in or get a take away and sit by the water to enjoy (both food and view).

Fast service, excellent fish, and massive portions. It's a great value…read more The restaurant has limited seating. It appeared at least after their business was taken out. We will probably try again next time in Oban.

Just a few tables, fortunately there was room for us. This evening we met the owner's husband who…read morewas charming and helped us with our orders. Order the fresh tartar sauce! I ordered the mixed seafood platter, large portions and well-prepared. A nice wine list, too. We were very satisfied with our choice for dinner. And we will visit the restaurant's "sister," FISHY FISHY when we're in Fort William later this week.

Ya know, it's funny. I looked for an open restaurant as I came back into Oban on the ferry. It gave…read moreme a few choices, one of which sounded good: Oban Fish & Chips. Except I walked over there and found nothing, just open waterfront. Whoops. Fortunately, I walked right past this other open restaurant that also had fish & chips at a reasonable price, and more importantly, HAGGIS! I can tell you now, they should rename to Fish, Chips, and Haggis. Because this fried haggis sausage is da bomb. I think when they named that one sandwich "da bomb", they were wrong. It's this. Delicious haggis, perfectly deep fried, just the right amount of breading. Classic, timeless, Scotland. The dinner includes plenty of chips, light fried, not dripping with oil - some of the best I've ever had. So get that, not the single. In the end, the only downside is it's takeout-only. No room inside. Great service, great selection, great food. Do stop in when you come to Oban to head out to the wonderful North West isles. (Do all of this. Trust me. It's wonderful here.)

Jack was our awesome waiter, and directed me well with GF selections. The ambiance is the…read morerestaurant is lovely -- pub feel, and cozy on a rainy Oban day! My husband had the potato and leek soup, which was quite good, and we split a scrumptious burger on a GF bun, with GF chips! We really enjoyed the entire experience -- ciders and great beer on tap. Jack is darling and was extremely helpful. Great place for a respite!

Back to Oban! We walked on in to Cuan Mor for dinner (no reservations after 4,:00, unless it's for…read moresix or more). Told it's gonna be an hour. It was about 35 minutes. Doable. We just had items from the starter menu. I had the seafood chowder and onion rings. My goodness that chowder! Thick. Creamy. Mussels in the shell. Fish. Potato. Perfect seasoning. That was one great bowl! Onion rings? We've all had lousy ones. These were anything but that! Crisp. Not greasy. Done perfectly! My wife got the salmon pate. More of a smoked salmon spread. Delicious. Menu says horseradish is on the mix. Nether of us tasted it. Not a complaint at all. This was a great spread. She also got the soup of the day, tomato-basil. Luxuriously thick and smooth. Plenty of both tomato and basil flavor. It also has a slight spicy kick to it, which was really nice. Loud and busy place. Service a bit slow. We would come back tho.

Wish I had gone to one of the many other alternatives in Oban, this place isn't very good and it's…read moreexpensive

We had just gotten off the late afternoon ferry from Mull and were exhausted so we decided to stop…read morehere and eat an early dinner. The fish and chips were just ok. They were breaded and I much prefer batter-fried fish. I had never had breaded fish in the U.K. before. The fish was also smaller than others I've had and the fries were quite soggy. I suspect that this was all frozen. This was my first mediocre fish and chips meal that I had since arriving in the U.K. 3 weeks ago. It didn't really fill us up but it was satisfying enough until the next day. Seating is outdoor only and it's in a nice location to watch the world go by. It's also pretty touristy. I really won't recommend this for any meal unless you're exhausted and don't care what your food tastes like. Oban has so many options for good seafood so take the time and go elsewhere.

A busy spot, and for good reason! We were greeted and luckily seated right away! It was a fairly…read morebusy night with lots of large groups. It had a nice view of the ocean, big windows to look out. We started with drinks and two appetizers. The salmon started was the better of the two but the croquettes were still good. We both ended up getting the grilled haddock which was out of this world!! The cheesy mash it came with blended so well with the dish! The drinks were also very tasty, our favorite being the "meOban"

Excellent seafood with mediocre service…read more Our party of 6 agreed we all loved our dinners. I had the fish and chips which were fantastic. Tasted very fresh with a nice light batter. They also had them available as Gluten Free for one our guests which was great. My husband had the mussels and he said they were the best that he has ever had! I finished with the sticky toffee pudding which was a perfect ending to the meal. It was large enough for 2 people to share. The ambiance was nice even though the restaurant was empty (March). We were a bit surprised that the service was so lackluster and inattentive since they were not busy. Luckily, the food made up for that.

Oban waterfront dining for cheap, if you can get a window seat…read more Solid good food with a many choices under £10... $9 Seafood Pie...good, hearty, and lots of seafood. $8 Fish cakes...light and not exciting, but good enough. Clean and simple place with a nice enough staff.

When l was a kid we used to always go to oban and from my memory back then you never had chip shops…read moreon the seafront they where all shops & hotels or what l would class as proper restaurants, chip shops used to be located on the back streets. I've been to the oban bay fish & chip shop on a few occasions but usually of peak season where you can only order to take out. It surprising that there are now three chip shops on this street and spaced not far from each other business here must be cutthroat. There is usually a specials board where you can buy a two course meal for £5.95 or in the summer £9.95 but none of the specials where fish as l expected that it would have. You can still buy good fish & chips here some of the other items on the menu l would expect have been bought in pre prepared.

I dined at EE-USK after exploring Oban last month. They came highly recommended by my tour guide…read more We did not have reservations, but there were ample seats when we dropped in for lunch. The interior is draped in contemporary decor, and there is scenic water views overlooking the harbor. The holiday lights set the mood. The food was delicious and the seafood was fresh. I had the mussels and sea bass. Both were perfectly cooked. I did not have dessert because they were out of the pudding that I wanted. I would definitely dine here again for good food and drinks. Hopefully the service would be warmer on my next visit. The staff was not welcoming when approached.

Great, famous spot right on the Pier, serving up the freshest seafood you can imagine. The service…read moreis nuts -- multiple people taking responsibility for your orders and delivery of food. It's a very austere interior -- all glass -- but intentional for the lights out views of the working fishing harbor. Of course we had to have the oysters! They were very deep cups; meaty; and creamy, unlike any oyster I've had before. For American sensibilities, no cocktail sauce, or mignonette, which disappointed my husband, but I was fine with it. Lots of lemon is the Scottish way! We also had one of their specials, the lobster & langoustine cocktail, which, again for American sensibilities, was lobster & langoustine bits on lettuce, with a DELICIOUS rose dressing, not the meat in a martini glass with sauce.... Our dining partners had beautiful, plump mussels, which they shared and devoured; another had the open faced salmon, also scraped clean from the plate. We returned the next day for a reservation I'd made online, only to find we weren't on the list. Since reservations in Scotland are more than recommended, we asked for help from our desk agent, who said this happens at eeusk a good bit. So, please be sure to have an email confirmation, or simply call/stop in yourself to make your resy. Cheers!

We had a great dinner here. The interior was very nice and relaxing. Mussels were a big hit and…read moreplentiful! The fish and chips were prepared well. The sticky toffee pudding hit the spot and was plenty to share. Service was lackluster but not a dealbreaker. They were able to accommodate dietary restrictions such as GF/DF.

Great experience on the waterfront in Oban. The sea bass was superb, very fresh and perfectly…read morecooked. The risotto was abundant and well done. The oysters were incredible. They have a very nice wine list and options for wine by the glass. The room is cosy and nicely decorated with great views of the harbor. SER ice was perfect

A lively chocolate shop in the center of town! There were lots of prepacked goods like…read moremarshmallows, chocolate lollies, honeycomb, etc., a case full of flavors to choose from. On one side there's a cafe with drinks and pastries. We ordered a few chocolates to try and grabbed a couple items from the cafe side. I have had better chocolates, but the pastries and hot chocolate were tasty!

There are many selections of chocolates. We got like 12 different kinds and they are delicious. We…read morealso got a tasty plain scone with butter. They are in the walking distance from everything in town. They also have ice creams that we kept wondering about.