Hot - Crispy - Fresh…read more We were staying in lovely Hopeman for two nights. This little place is right on Harbour Street next to Cafe Mouie (run by the same people). We already had lunch but the fish here looked so nice and crispy, so we ordered some to take out and enjoy at the harbour. It was as good as it looked. Crispy, hot and fresh. Tender inside. Real good Fish. We also ordered some fried shrimp on the side which were equally good. A nice little place in a lovely village. Be sure to give it a try when in the area.

The most amazing fish suppers out of here. Best I've ever tasted. Brilliant friendly staff. Trust…read moreme you won't be disappointed. Ace !!!

I'mma start this review off by saying I don't like FISH. Like, pretty much not at all. I never…read moreorder fish when I'm in the United States or any type of fish soup to be sure. That being said,... When in Rome... Or Scotland.... So going to the UK, I've been there before, I know fish and chips is a thing. So when I am traveling, I will order and eat the local traditional dishes. So when we found Findlay's just by chance while driving through the Scottish countryside, the fish and chips was the thing to get. And I'm very glad I did to be honest. First of all, the cut of fish was massive. Like, covered the entire plate big. We were actually greeted and served by the owner of the restaurant (and possibly head Chef?) He was an absolutely wonderful fellow. He told us all about the history of the restaurant, how they are close to the ocean so they get an excellent selection of very, very good quality fish, which helps their dishes to be the best fish and chips you can get in Scotland. I believe that was what he claimed, and I think it'd be hard to dispute that. My wife and I very much enjoyed it. She likes fish a lot and orders it often, and she loved it. The breading was light and crispy and full of flavor. The fish was meaty and very tasty. The owner also recommended a local dish, which was the Cullen Skink. Now, prior to this experience, I thought skink was just a lizard. But I said what the heck, let's do it. And I'm so glad we did. It was actually a fish soup, no lizards involved. And it was very, very good. I literally finished the bowl myself. My wife and I shared it, but I left none in the bowl. It was that good. We very much enjoyed our conversation with the owner and I loved the interior of the restaurant. It has a very cute interior and it was a very clean restaurant. The the walls were covered with photos and history of the area, local fisherman and women who were involved in the fishing trade. It was very informative and just an absolutely wonderful lunch for us. To be honest, we chose this location due to the fact it was very close to where we happened to be, plus the name, Fraserburgh reminded us of the Fraser characters in the Outlander television series. Findlay's Fish Bar & Diner was an excellent experience for us from start to finish. And I would highly recommend it to anyone who happened to be in the area and looking for an excellent meal.

I was happy to see fresh caught Langoustine on the menu so we had to order. I was able to switch my…read moreorder from chips (had too many back down the road earlier in the day) to onion rings. The breading was light but greasy so I opted for taking off the breading so I could taste the langoustine. It was very good but I wasn't over the moon about the overall flavor of anything. I loved the little corner cafe though and the lovely gentleman who waited on us and everyone with genuine care and a huge Scottish smile.

The owner was so kind, he gave my son cookies! And it was…read morequiet. It was really good. You HAVE to try the gravy

I had my son place an order last week, it was delivered incomplete. I phoned up to point out the…read moreerror. which could have happened to anyone. The purpose of this review is to inform folks as to the manner in which the "shortfall " was handled. In no way is this a complaint, on the contrary. I spoke to a young lady, who more than addressed the situation by providing a credit which I could go for. I could not go then so I went this week. On a day the lady I mentioned was working. I can only say, i was treated with excellent accord and Haas went above and beyond to rectify, what was a small oversight. I know where my fish and chip shop is from now on. Thanks so much. Unfortunately my old head cannot recall the young ladies name. Great service.

We had takeaway from here one evening. My haddock supper was good! Thanks, FT.read more

Delicious. Fresh fish. I ordered the Fish and Chips dinner. If I had more time in Nairn I would…read moredefinitely come back again. Alas, I fly out tomorrow morning.

It was about the noon hour and Yelp reviews are few and far between in this part of Scotland. No…read moreone was in and there was no fish in the ready heater. A lady came out and took my order and I watched go into the refrigerator and get out some fresh fish and get them into the fryer. The same for the chips (fries). There is a dine in seating as they say and had enough room for about twenty people, but I think most of their food service is carry out. Very tasty and fresh

Errmmmm, 3 stars for the friendly service and the effort, but both fish and chips are not my…read morething.... if you like trans fats and your hunger goes high, get your food here. During my visit (there's a table section) I watched several morbidly obese locals get there food there. So not good. But as long as both question and supply meet, shops like this will exist. And I guess this is a good one. Just not for me.

Great fish and chips and a good value! The fish was perfectly done and crispy, the chips were…read moreserved with salt and vinegar for some added flavor. The service was also very quick. A nice place to stop in cairngorms!

The food service and decore can't be beat. My group loved every bite. I highly recommend it. Such a…read morefriendly vibe a fellow group even shared bites of their dessert with me.

Drove back from Orkney (via the ferry) to Inverness and stopped for lunch here. They were very busy…read moreand the waitress asked if we could finish in 45 minutes, we gave a resounding yes and was seated immediately. There was a large group of bicyclists there, and some locals. We saw a gentleman served a plater of langoustines but couldn't find it on the menu. We asked for the same. It has been hard finding langoustines in the past few days, and we were glad that we got some. The langoustines were served cold with a little salad and chips, we asked for a baked potato instead of the chips. The shell fish was not the freshest but when you on the road, you take whatever you can get. Overall it's a good lunch!

My husband and I were staying just outside this teeny "downtown" street in a B&B, and were told…read morethere were a few restaurants in "the town" for dinner. So we came here and had probably our favorite evening. The hotel itself on the outside is a lovely old building, and the lobby isn't much to look at, but when you walk into the bar everything changes. Comfortable, homey, roaring fireplace and cushy leather couches to your right - and to your left the hugest selection of whiskys on a beautiful old bar. The gentleman owner, whose name I didn't get, was a treat! He walked us through his collection, gave us the menu and talked us through some various whiskys. He also recommended a local shop to buy bottles at (which we did the next day) and was helpful in helping us determine what we might want to bring home. We each had dinner - husband had fish & chips, I had a goulash. Both meals were simple but very good. And we had several whiskies on the couch by the fire. Truly a lovely end to a day in the Highlands.

A real disappointment... I was hoping for a hearty pub meal, some local specialty. On offer on the…read morestandard menu were toasted sandwiches, jacket potatoes and burger. The blackboard specials included various steaks, fish and chips, soup and nachos. A pity nothing more substantial. Service was friendly and prompt.

Great fish and chips from this little place although its actually in Findhorn near the Crown and…read moreAnchor pub. Only open Friday, Saturday and Sunday.