There are not many places to eat in this town, so we just picked this one. The interior is a…read more'modern Scottish bar' that was very clean.The restaurant has an open plan where everyone is in the same room. We would rate the restaurant itself with four stars. We were greeted at the door and shown our table. The dinner menu was somewhat limited. However, there were surprisingly many vegetarian options. We felt it was unusual that they offered a choice of fried haddock or vegetarian fried haddock. We both chose the real thing. Our food came to the table in 10-15 minutes. We were so hungry, I forgot to take pictures. The fried haddock tasted excellent. It had a nice crust and the fish itself was hot and moist. My wife commented that the French fries were excellent as well. She rarely eats French fries, but she made an exception this time. Overall this was a nice dinner at a good price. It exceeded our expectations.

Amazing service and food. We couldn't ask for more. Prices very reasonable. Staff was great.read more

Comfortable atmosphere, room to move about. The staff is friendly and accommodating. If you're in…read morethe pub, food is ordered at the bar and brought to your table. Seating is also available outside. This place is also one street above the main street that runs along the shore. So if you're a tourist (like me) this is a great place to avoid the tourists. The beer is cold, the food is hot, the smiles are warm. - did I mention this place is clean and well lit?

This is a great pub in the ground floor of the Argyll Hotel. Decent prices, friendly patrons and…read morestaff. Food was quite good, prices were fair. They have Pub Trivia in Tuesdays at 8:30 PM (well, maybe more like 9 PM). It's £1 per person to play, and the questions are 1) British-centric, and 2) difficult, but it's fun and worth the price of participating. A great place for a drink or a meal.

Dog-friendly Pub with good old classics on the menu…read more After a fantastic drive from Thurso to Durness we felt quite a bit hungry. Luckily we passed this place and headed in for lunch. There is a restaurant section and a Pub section (with tables), which does allow dogs. There are lots of good old Pub Classics on the menu, a fact I very much liked. We ordered Fish'n'Chips and a Pie with Chips (and beans). Two beer to go with. Beer was nice and cold, the portions of the meal generous. Fish was crispy and fresh, the Pie creamy and savoury. After a long drive exactly what I needed, some good old pub food. Given the remote location and the lovely Sango Bay next door the prices were really fair. Fun fact: The "Hound" from GoT was a guest here before. Check the news by the entrance.

Sango Sands Oasis pub is pretty basic as pubs go - it reminds more of a working mans club than an…read moreold mans pub, trendy bar etc. It has 2 dartboards which we made good use of, and a pool table. The seating area is pretty big - assuming more for making space for tourists than locals - thinking that the congregation of the area would fill the place up alone. Either way, it has an array of local and standard beer, and plenty of whisky. I tucked into a Red MacGregor, from the Orkney brewery. It had me on the floor after a couple. Delicious! The restaurant itself has a bit of a horrible smell of old fat around it, but... the food itself is prepared on the premises. The thai fish cake was a traditional fish cake, but seasoned with coriander and chilli. My main of scampi and chips was a hearty portion, although I could have done without the carrots and peas that seem to have come from a tin, with subsequent loss of texture along the way. But otherwise, the food worked for us on a cold and blustery night. Service is pleasant and frequent, so our beers remained full throughout the meal. It's not going to win any awards, but it's not the worst I've ever been to either. Don't go in with high expectations and you will not be disappointed.

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.

5 Stars for their limited menu which meant they were able to cook a few things perfectly and have…read more quick service. Instead of doing too much and end up having a bunch of average/poor food with slow service. Our tour bus dropped us off here for lunch just before heading off the see the Cliffs of Moher. All I want to say is that to ME, O'Connor's was a better attraction for me than a piece of rock next to the ocean (I have no idea what the bid deal is). Our table had their Seafood Chowder, Banger's & Mash And the Fish & Chips. Everything was very flavorful and fresh. Maybe it's because I'm American, but here, we have to pay at least 3 times the cost in order to get food that taste this fresh, otherwise it's most likely processed and have God knows what in it. The ordering process was also very simple, walk in, get a menu & table, remember your table number, walk up to the bar and tell them what you want and your table number, pay (and grab your drink if you ordered one), go sit down and in about 5 minutes your food is there. Fast, resonable priced, good AND Fresh. Couldn't ask for more. Ireland has truly been a very budget friendly country to visit

Among the greatest of all Irish pubs. Founded in 1832,the pub sits along the coast of County…read moreClare, Ireland with the Atlantic Ocean as a backdrop and the Cliffs of Moher just minutes away. Go inside, grab a pint of Guinness and wait for the trad music to start. Order some tasty mussels and soda bread and another pint of Guinness. You'll never want to leave, and once you do, you'll long to come back.

This was a very enjoyable experience. It's located right off Loch Broom in Ullapool. We went for…read morethe fish and chips. We were with a group so they knew in advance when we would arrive. The food came out quickly and was still hot. Although we typically do not eat fish, if you're going to try it, try it here. We left nothing on our plate. Service was quick for such a large group. No issues and thanks to the staff for a great experience.

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!

This Place was very nice for food. I loved the food i must say i had starters main and pudding…read more Costed a little bit but i didnt mind as the food was amazing. The waiters and watres's were very nice and help ful. The toilets were very clean. I recomend it

Came in here expecting something good but was sorely disappointed by service that was fussy, slow,…read moreand a bit rude.

The pies are pretty fantastic with very inventive fillings eg. Venison with apricot etc. Locals…read morerave about it and seem to travel the distance for the pies. We loved the pies but other food was meh. The service is excruciatingly slow. Why does it take 45 minutes to bring you a pie that's ready and is on the display and you are the only customer. We wanted a quick stopover but were there for 2 hours!

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.