A great selection of pies, with both classic and more unexpected fillings. We tried the steak & ale, chicken, haggis & peppercorn, chicken curry, bolognese, and creamy pesto chicken - all full of flavour. We also picked up a couple of sweet pies, though we’ve yet to try those. I wouldn’t go as far as calling them the best pies in the world, but they were certainly tasty and well worth a visit if you’re in the area or passing by.

If you're a fan of proper homemade pies, this place is an absolute must-visit. The pies here are to die for — hearty, flavorful, and clearly made with care. We tried the steak and ale and the cauliflower pie, and both were incredible. The steak and ale was rich and tender, with a perfectly flaky crust, while the cauliflower pie was packed with flavor and a great vegetarian option. It’s the kind of comforting, satisfying food that leaves you planning your next visit before you’ve even finished your meal. Highly recommended for anyone who appreciates top-quality homemade cooking!

Sooo much choice! Loads of veggie and meat options. We had ours cold on a walk as picnic but I’d probably eat in next time or warm up at home. Quite expensive but they are huge and filled to the brim. The chocolate/pear/almond was the best of everything we had!! Warmed up in the oven.

Really great pies and a great choice of fillings. The pie with side salad and coleslaw (£11.95) was plenty for lunch so good value. Staff were friendly and helpful. The dining area and toilets could be improved but I think delivery may be the main focus of the business which would explain a more basic eat-in offering.

We took away, but selected heated option! They have amazing seating area outside and the weather was sunny and beautiful! Best pies I’ve personally tried, plenty of options including vegan and sweet ones! 🙌🙌🙌 Should be a must visit place in everyone’s plan

We did the nc500 over the October half term , and this is one of the stops I had planned, wasn’t disappointed, friendly staff and really nice food , I had the chicken and haggis pie , we got there for around opening, and within half an hour all the tables were full so I advise to get here early , you can park directly outside the front but not many places there due to size of the road, we parked a minutes walk down the road in the public car park, plenty of space there

OH MY GOODNESS! The pies, the pies were so good! So much so we ordered some savoury pies to takeaway.. Perfectly filled with amazing pastry… nope you aren’t hearing anything more about them… go find out for yourself! BEST PIES OF THE HIGHLANDS!

What an interesting and unexpected "attraction " in the middle of Highlands. Beautiful pottery, keeping the unique skills going. Highly recommend to visit. Roisin (who was so friendly) explained to us the whole process and the history, so interesting.

Popped in as friends we were with really like the promise of interesting 'seconds'. Lots on offer (including 'mug of the year' if you are so inclined. Even if pottery is not your thing there are so wonderful views to be had.

We went here yesterday Wonderful place ! Interesting to see how everything works Beautiful pottery ❤️ Worth a visit

I love their work so having the chance to see where it’s made was great. You can walk right by the workers. The shop also had stuff I hadn’t seen before. Well worth the visit if you’re a fan of their work.

Gorgeous designs...many iconic for Scotland and scenes of the local area...wonderful quality, very strong And can be used in the microwave and dishwasher. Expensive but beautiful and much has gone into the process of making by hand each item

A great place full of beautiful crockery and lots of lovely things to look at even if you aren't buying. A great shop to visit on the edge of a beautiful loch and village.

Its a place listed on the official NC500 and local tourist brochures, so I went in without much of expectations. Pleasantly surprised to find a well organized selection of locally made pottery, dinnerware, vases etc. What I also liked is that you can self tour the premises and see people working, upclose and personal. Great place to buy some authentic gifts. Prices are a bit on the Expensive side, but considering that its hand crafted and hand painted, I would consider it absolute value for money!

We have been to this store a number of times over the past 2 years while we were camping a few miles down the road. While there is a Spar on the main road, this is a little hidden Jem of a place with a different selection of food and fresh veg (and the veg is great). Plenty of parking outside as well compared to the Spar. Over the past 2 years we have gotten more and more of our shopping here. Looking forward to our camping trip next year and no doubt we will be shopping here again.

Shop had most things needed for essentials. However, the old lady behind the till was rude, abrupt mannerism and poor customer services skills. Snatched the items from across the till. Genuinely had a poor attitude. Didn’t feel our custom was appreciated at all. Would avoid if possible and use the spar further up the road.

lovely local mini supermarket, super kind young lady. And open till 7pm, later than the local SPAR.

Our "corner shop" in Baddidarrach for 5 weeks. Aug thru' to Sept this year. Small store with a, surprisingly, large selection of groceries etc Big thanks to ALL the ladies & "Black Isle" Neil for making shopping a mini-event

A really good selection of everyday items. Standing out for me though are the fresh vegetables - great choice and great quality. Also, the staff are lovely - friendly and so polite.

We love this little shop. It's a real community place. For such a tiny shop has a great range of stuff from basics to some not so basics. Friendly welcoming staff too

Small convenience store stocking all the basics including beer and wine. Open until 7pm most nights which is slightly later than the town Spar. Expect to pay a little more than the bigger stores.

This is an excellent convenience store with a huge variety of goods for a local shop including pretty much everything you could need at reasonable prices. The staff could be a bit more welcoming but it was close to closing time so I imagine they were tired coming towards the end of their shift. Very impressed that they stock a variety of hummus - one of my favourite foods! Overall a very good place to stock up on essentials.

Your not allowed to buy a can of beer before 10am. That doesn't make any sense. The Products are OK, the prices high.

It’s ironic that this shop has a sign on display stating that they will not put up with rudeness to their staff when I have never had the misfortune to encounter such rude and surly staff. No acknowledgement or hello when I walked in and said hello to the member of staff behind the till, and when paying for my items the member of staff good barely contain her contempt at having to serve me. I noticed that the person served before me was treated in a totally different manner, the staff member was helpful and friendly to them. Was it because they spoke with a Scottish accent, where as I am English?

Hello there, i sent a parcel from your post office to Germany around July/August, sadly it couldn't be delivered because, presumably the parcel had only the address without my name. The post office here in Germany said it would be sent back to you. Could you help me find it and to get it sent back to me?!?(CP730700195GB)

Wish I'd had the courage to walk out. Couldn't be any less helpful. Was barked at to sanitise my hands as I made my way through the crowd of people who were surrounding it so that the dispenser was out of sight. No thankyou or anything after turning round and having to walk through the crowd of people a second time and then a third time to continue on into the shop (logic?). I was made to feel like a small child being scolded, it was just completely rude the way it was done. Felt rather uncomfortable walking around the shop after that which considering the importance they put on sanitising is not socially distanced at all. When being served I then asked if they sold stamps - was told in a very condescending manner that Scotland doesn't sell stamps on a sunday, that's fine, my mistake. So I then asked for advice on where locally but further south that I might be able to buy stamps from tomorrow as I won't still be here then and the response I got couldn't have been ruder. Felt very much that it was all because of my English accent that I was treated this way as I overheard a Scottish bloke asking for similar advice on local places and he received a very different and much politer response. I understand the locals frustration with tourism but as a business surely you should be at least be trying to make the most out of a bad situation and making money off all the 'tourists' rather than being rude to them. Disgusting attitude and when I visit my friend who lives in the area again I will definitely not be giving you my custom again and strongly advise others don't where possible either.

CLOSED ON SUNDAY'S! Even it says open until 5:30pm. No explanation on the door why. At another store I've been told that they are closed due to staff shortage. Fair enough at least put a note on the door and change the info on the website, but nothing. When I went into the shop when it was finally open the lady behind the counter couldn't be more unhelpful. I was under the impression she hates her job and doesn't like english people. So we went to the Inver Park Store, Lochinver, Lairg IV27 4LN !! So helpful, friendly and professional and OPEN! I can highly recommend this shop. :-)

Entered this store myself an Italian and my friend a Pakistani, and were welcomed terribly. Constant looks of disgust from the employees. It felt uncomfortable to be in the store, DO NOT RECOMMEND TO STOP HERE.

Very friendly staff, beautiful part of the country, please buy fuel at local communities, they depend on it to keep facilities like this open in rural areas

Automatic pumps - the shop across the street can probably help with bits and bobs from the garage such as oil or add blue but not sure

Pulled Saturday Lunchtime and closed. Credit card option to pay for fuel but no contactless! Really! As I’d lost my wallet and all cards the day before, had to ask someone to pay on their card and reimburse them! Luckily some nice people helped us out!

Petrol 24/7 great

Would be useful if there were instructions at the pump. You have to go to card machine first and pay BEFORE you fill up. Took me a while to figure out. Also there is a sign saying ring if kiosk closed but it all different at moment. Bit of guidance would have been useful. Cheers.

Fuel was a good price. Free air for tyres. Water tap at side of building, used it to fill up motorhome. You pay for fuel by using terminal near office, you authorise first and then take fuel. If you need help go to the shop across the road

It's good to now this place is here when you are running low on fuel. Pay at pump always open. There's a decent pie shop next door too.

Lovely uncluttered gallery shop of local views and inspirations. Take something home got sure.

Wonderful little shop, service fantastic! Perfect spot to browse and find souvenirs or little somethings for yourself. We got 2 pairs of earrings and a lovely coaster. But so much more beautiful things. Thank you!

What a fabulous shop. We could have bought everything in there. Beautifully displayed items. Will be back when visiting my son in Lochinver.

Mom and I had a great time trying to get away from the rain! A warm welcome from the people at the desk, nice and diverse local products and for crystals lovers like me : very affordable stones in all sizes and shapes!

A great wee gift shop selling a lot of local craft stuff and lots of candles , gems etc , we spent a good hour in here and could have spent loads more on a lot of the cool stuff we saw

Great wee gift shop. Lots of unique, often locally made items, as well as some really nice rocks, minerals and fossils. Definitely worth a visit if you are in Lochinver.

Closed on a Monday despite opening hours saying they were open, phoned and asked to purchase an item in the window to be told they dont do online orders. I didn't want online I just hoped you'd post the item i remember a day when a sale was a sale.

Great little craft shop. Large variety of different creations. Lovely.

Cannot describe how good the food is here. Unbelievable. Best place we’ve eaten on the NC500 hands down, food was well presented, arrived quickly and tasted amazing. Can recommend the mushroom linguine, the halloumi salad, and the trio of deserts, along with the homemade lemonade and the Delilah craft beer.

Delilah’s Restaurant & Bar Location: Main Street, Lochinver, IV27 4LX, Scotland. Lots of free parking behind the restaurant and elsewhere in the village. What They Serve Focus on locally sourced Scottish food: fresh fish & seafood, seasonal vegetables, meat dishes etc. Menu changes regularly, with daily specials depending on what’s freshly available. They also use local suppliers (fishermen, crofters, etc). Atmosphere & Features Family-run, friendly, welcoming place. Dog friendly. Bar & restaurant, with seating inside, outside & upstairs. Opening Times Generally open daily. Times vary depending on day of week. Sample times: Mon/Tue/Thu/Fri: 12:00-23:00 Fri/Sat evenings open late (Bar until ~1am) Sunday shorter hours. Price & Booking It’s mid-to-upper range (i.e. not cheap, but good value for quality). Reservations are possible and recommended, especially in busy times.

We were greeted by a lovely friendly girl. Our meal was very good. Couldn’t fault it at all. Cute cosy place. I had the salad and it was surprisingly very filling. I really enjoyed it. My husband had the burger and said was incredible. Also great value for money I felt.

This is just the best. Great vibes, delicious homecooked food, lovely service and just a wonderful experience all in. Really thoughtfully placed cosy area under the stairs for young children to play with toys, cushions and books. This was truly lovely as I was dining with my 4 year old and she enjoyed befriending other young diners there! I ate here for dinner and lunch and both times faultless. Lovely seasonal soft drink selection including a homemade gooseberry mocktail which was one of the nicest drinks I’ve ever had. Burger was top notch as were the children’s pasta dishes - really delicious and quality ingredients made with love. The scallops were otherworldly and worth the price. Desert choices were limited but lovely. We can’t wait to return here, it’s a really special place that stands out.

On a trip around the north of Scotland, we stayed just one night in the area, and as it happened Delilah’s was the one place open, so we booked a table for two. The table itself had an excellent view, but this aside the staff were very welcoming from the off. We proceeded to have the best meal of the trip and one of the best meals I can recall having. An excellent menu with seafood, meat and vegetarian options, good specials, a really well-curated drinks list. Despite being pretty full, because the food was so wildly exceeding expectations, it would’ve been rude to not get dessert - and the trio of desserts was a no-brained way to do this. Highly, highly recommended.

Great atmosphere, food, and lovely staff. Don't skip this place if you're near it. And if you're not, well worth the drive. Absolutely fabulous.

Lovely dinner tonight here. We had the small plates tapas which were absolutely delicious. The restaurant was busy so a lively atmosphere. Staff were very friendly and welcoming and apart from their misunderstanding when they didn’t take our order for 20 minutes, we had an enjoyable evening. Recommend the tapas especially the scallops!

Great location with a couple of epic bays within a short walking distance The car park is brilliant, lots of space and the toilets are free and in great working order. Our dogs absolutely loved it. Road to get there is a tight single track with a few sheep that don't know how to use the passing places correctly so be aware :)

I played on this AMAZING beach in the drizzling rain with my 13 year old throwing a frisbee back and forth, paddled in the water and dug holes in the sand ❤️. A memory that will live with me forever. This beach is stunning, even in the rain! I’ll definitely go back to see its beauty in the sunshine. We stayed in the caravan park that literally has a gate and you’re straight onto the beach.

An absolutely beautiful little beach you’d never believe was in Scotland. Soft, almost white sand, icy blue water with lots of little trails to walk, lots of rock pools and a little hermit castle to explore. Stunning views of the surrounding mountains and isles too. A definite MUST when visiting this beautiful part of gods country.

Bit of a bumpy road to get to but there's plenty of passing places when you meet someone. But trust me this place as got the wow factor. Dont just stop here walk over the hill and you will come to a more beautiful beach

Lovely beach, turquoise sea and a gold sandy beach. Has a youth hostels and camp site close by, and the car park really cheap. Loads of jellyfish on the beach, but these don’t seem to be poisonous. Highly recommended! Beach snaps ⬇️

Beautiful blue water and white sands. Road is a bit bumpy on the way in. Huge car park a couple minutes walk from the beach

Ssshhh ! Lol ! Don't want to over advertise Achmelvic Bay. Stunning White sanded beach with blue lagoon like water. If it wasn't for the 4 seasons in one afternoon, you'd mistake this place for the Caribbean instead of the north west coast of Scotland. Excellent camp site close by.

A little trek from the beach but well worth a visit.

It is smaller than it looks in photos but a good way to start or end your day at the beach near by.

Loved it! Such a quirky little building. To find it, from the beach head through the gate to the campsite. Walk to the left of the shop/laundry block past the chain for cars (consider buying something in the shop to maintain easy access!). Head to the end of the tarmac and you should see a style over the fence to your right. If you scramble up to the top of the mound keeping left, you should see it, but the location on here is fairy accurate.

If you love Castles, then this Castle is a must!! Very unique - blends in well with the surrounding rocks but just made out of concrete. You will need to park in the public parking - turn right when at the end of the road and then walk. Takes around 15-20mins from car park and expect to do some rock hopping! Beautiful scenery as well.

Great Hidden Gem only a small walk past the campsite. A must visit with stunning views and excellent beaches nearby.

From Achmelvich beach you walk towards the end of the caravan park and behind there in the rocks keep going and you will find the little gem!! The only issue I found was inside it was full of squatter stuff so it ruined the illusion apart from that, absolutely stunning scenery!

The scenery is generally very nice in this area, but the castle was a bit difficult to find .. not that big indeed 🤣

Stunning loch and scenerey a great spot to take a break and take in the beauty of scptland

lovely harbour with lovely shops....hard to blieve they dont have a fishmonger in lochinver

Beautiful spot

(Translated by Google) What can I say, a very nice, quiet place and very kind and pleasant people, it is not a place with many inhabitants, especially in autumn or winter, and the pandemic altered the place a little, I mean the hours, opening of the hotel. Previously it was open every day, there was a good atmosphere, let's say a family atmosphere where everyone knows each other, even us after years of stopping at this port where we often unload and spend a few nights rest sometimes. And I say family atmosphere because almost all of us know each other even if only by sight, a few dozen houses, a bar, a restaurant, a hotel and a gas station and 2 supermarkets, a church... It seems to me that the Post Office has closed, the police post is no longer there, and there is a bank, a yacht club, a social club and some naval goods (store) and little else. But the important thing is that to spend a few days, take some photos, have something to eat in one of the places and of course try the deer, it is worth coming, I recommend it and if it is during the summer even better. (Original) Que decir,un lugar muy bonito, tranquilo y una gente muy amable y agradable ,no es un lugar de muchos habitantes, sobre todo en otoño o en el invierno, y la pandemia altero un poco el lugar ,me refiero a el horario, apertura del hotel. Anteriormente abría todos los dias,había buen ambiente, digamos un ambiente familiar donde todos se conocen,incluso nosotros después de años de parar en este puerto donde descargamos amenudo y pasamos algunas noches de descanso a veces. Y digo ambiente familiar porque nos conocemos casi todos aunque solo sea de vista,unas docenas de casas,un bar un restaurante, hotel y una gasolinera y 2 supermercados, una iglesia... Correos me parece q cerro,el puesto de policía ya no hay y un banco,un club náutico, un club social y unos efectos navales (tienda) y poco más . Pero lo importante es q para pasar unos días, hacer unas fotos,tomar algo en alguno de los locales y por supuesto probar el ciervo vale la pena venir, lo recomiendo y si es por el verano mejor aún.

(Translated by Google) Small and interesting town, you can enjoy nature in the forest and relax. (Original) Povo pequeno e interessante, da para desfrutar da natureza por o bosque e relaxar.

Ate here as Peets restaurant next door was fully booked. Nothing else open at 7 pm on a Sunday. On entry, we were told that they will not be taking any food orders for the next 20mins. So we sat down and had drinks. Eventually, our order was taken, and food arrived shortly after. My burger was tiny, and in an old stale bun, it was not edible. My partner ordered the scampi, hoping for some local fresh seafood. Unfortunately, to her disappointment, it was frozen and processed. The prices they were charging I expected something half decent but unfortunately not. £16.50 per meal for most items. To top it all off, a man came in with his dog, and it threw up its tripe dinner next to the bar. The owner scooped it up in a carrier bag and passed it over the bar to the bar man. Who disposed of it then continued pouring the drinks without washing his hands.

Beer was cold, food was tasty and warm, what more do you need ?

We went here after dinner at Peet‘s restaurant to soak up the atmosphere, have a couple of bevvies and watch the footie (in which Scotland were sadly hammered by Germany). The bar is modern, light and airy with lots of space. Tables well placed around. Even though this is the place where the locals drink and meet, and we were speaking German we were made to feel welcome, contrary to what some other reviewers have reported. They have a good range of beers and also offer coffee etc. We did not eat there so can say nothing about the food. Would definitely consider dropping in there again on a future trip to Lochinver

Stopped in on our nc500 journey, barman was lovely friendly and accommodating, was a very good experience, chatting to the locals, would definitely come back, didn’t realise they did food, fab array of drinks, but if you visit come here, barman is lovely atmosphere too is chilled locals too are lovely!!

Warm and friendly bar. Pool table and darts. Big windows overlooking the port. Spacious and welcoming.

We drove 20 miles to this place to get a bite to eat after some morning hiking in the hills… the lady behind the bar wasn’t very welcoming and said to go to a different place in the village… we got the message and left… funnily enough the place she suggested were about to close so no help 🤔 1 star cause they were open… for locals🙄

Great classic Scottish Bar. Nice people, darts, pool table, and great whiskey

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Such a wonderful place! The entire house is stylishly furnished with attention to every detail. The garden is so beautifully landscaped. The guys are very warm and lovely! We also had the best and freshest breakfast in all of Scotland, with fresh fruit and herbs from their own garden. Highly recommended! 🌸

Of all the places we stayed during our two weeks in Scotland, The Albannach blew us away. The quality of EVERYTHING was impeccable, from design of the space, to breakfast in the morning, and the friendliness of our hosts. In the rainy season, we loved a hike in the morning followed by a soak in the giant bathtub at the Albannach as well as the outdoor hot tub, yes there was a hot tub and private back yard— this depends on which space you book, but I’m sure each is equally beautiful and unique. The food in the morning was both healthy and perfectly proportioned and served in the incredible sun room filled with plants and with a glorious view of the property and mountains (on a clear day). Fresh fruit, overnight oats, some of the best pancakes this American has ever had, and great omelettes— the menu is varied and feels absolutely fresh. The lovely town of Lochinver is close by and we had great food both nights and were bummed to have not had a chance to try the handmade pies in town. We also grabbed sandwiches for a hike from the local grocery store and purchased a hat and gloves for the very wet and chilly weather from the hardware store. For a small place, it has everything you need. There is great hiking right in town in a park where only minutes into the forest you feel far from civilization and can walk to the beach. And there’s a number of walks right from the Albannach as well as excellent and more intense hiking near by which we prioritized. My only fear in shedding more light on the fabulous gem that is the Albannach is that it will be so booked up that we won’t be able to frequent it again. This place is incredible, you won’t be disappointed.

out of all the places we stayed in our 2.5 weeks in Scotland, this was our absolute favorite. it was such a special place to stay in the most beautiful setting. the owners are fantastic, so hospitable and lovely, and the homemade breakfast was to die for. I can’t wait to come back.

This B&B feels like a fairytale. The hosts are incredibly kind and dedicated, going out of their way to make every moment special. Each morning started with a delicious breakfast — served with gentle background music that made waking up an absolute joy. The entire place is tastefully decorated. Everything here is just right. You won’t need to think twice: this is the place to stay.

Our second stay here and it just gets better. The place is magical, the rooms are exquisite, spotlessly clean, beautiful linens and interior, absolute attention to detail, giant tubs and rainfall showers and the views are breathtaking. The garden is stunning and lovingly maintained by Robin and Ballal. The crowning jewel though is the breakfast absolutely delicious locally sourced, seasonal and homegrown, the overnight oats are phenomenal and the Hot smoked salmon hollandaise is another level... not a baked bean in sight perfect...love you guys xx

We had the most amazing stay at The Albannach. The two owners clearly run the business with love and both were lovely to chat to and went above and beyond to make our stay even more special. We had The Byre suite, which is in its own building, has its own private path out to a Loch view, and it's own hot tub and massive bath. I am sure all of the other rooms are lovely, but if this is available pay the little bit extra you will not regret it. The property is a safe and easy 15 minute walk into the village, plenty of decent food in the village (I've posted reviews about the places we ate) and nice walks to do as well (see Albannach's website for some suggestions) Breakfast may be the best I have ever had - Ballal bakes his own sourdough and home fermented kombucha is also on offer. Everything was perfectly tasty and it was an amazing way to start the day, I am veggie and my wife is pescatarian and I couldn't imagine a menu with more incredible options for us. We fell in love with our little house and strongly considered claiming squatters rights so we didn't have to leave, but now we have I couldn't recommend strongly enough that you book to stay as soon as possible.

We had a lovely three night stay. Ballal and Robin are wonderful hosts, so welcoming and friendly, with lots of tips on things to do in the area - you can do some excellent walks right from the house. We stayed in the Kalsoom suite which was pristine, spacious and has lovely views of the hills in the distance. The breakfast is superb and the best we’ve had in the highlands. Would not hesitate to recommend a stay at the Albannach to anyone and hopefully we’ll be back! P.s. ignore the 1 and 3 star reviews that are still listed on Google, they are from when the business was under a previous owner and couldn’t be further from the reality now.

A quite peaceful place. It's also called the magic stone. Perfect for a meditation in silence, because it's not a tourist spot like some others.

A partially rebuilt Broch (family home) 20mins walk North of Clachtoll Beach organised by Historic Assynt. It was a pile of rubble until the group got together raising funds and grants to rebuild the base of what was there. An archaeological dig took place and more can be read in a book recording its findings called 'Clactoll Broch - An Iron Age Home In Assynt' by Historic Assynt. See some of it in pictures attached. It helps explain a lot of what was found and how it tells us about the family way of life in the Iron Age. What a lovely dream to see come true for a fully rebuilt and working Broch on this site in the future. 🤔

Very well preserved, can still see where the next floor would have gone. We didn't know where it was, ended up wondering around a bit looking over cliffs. So highlighted where the broch is in a photo for others.

Clachtoll broch is a ln iron age ruin that has recently been excavated by AOC archeaology and the local community. Since bring excavated much of the brochs interior is now accessible. Cells and stairs penetrate the 5 meter thick drystone walls forming an impressive experience and a worthwhile detour. The broch is accessed by a short walk along the shoreline and is probably the best thing to see in the Clachtoll area. Good on the community there for bringing this place to life.

Really did a lot of work to this. Stepping back thousands of years and you can feel it. Amazing wee spot. Worth a walk to see it and the views.

Can’t get to it as in a private field. Just seen from top of a hill, not worth a trip at all.

This is really good example of a Broch featuring intact chambers within the double walls and a short section of stairway. There is also a bowl in the interior cut from incongruous rock. Nearby is a large split rock formation, small fisheries museum and great beaches.

We had fish and chips ( one kids portion which is £8.50 ) and the other main meal £16.95 . Comparing to the other restaurants nearby this one is cheaper and affordable. The fish and chips were quite nice but surprisingly both meals were almost same size. The chips in large meal is bit more . Service is nice . If you are not that very big eater go for the kids meal which is cheaper and will fill your tummy no matter. Add on takeaway haddock is priced at £9.95 small and 12.95 normal size . Cheers! Overall the restaurant is nice and the staffs are really good , welcoming and polite.

An Cala Cafe and Bunkhouse is housed in what was the Fishermen's Mission. We went in for lunch. We had fresh crab, salad, and new potatoes. The crab was real proper crab, not the type you get in tins, and there was a large amount. It was absolutely gorgeous. The salad was light and had a nice dressing. For dessert, we had a lovely cheesecake. An excellent meal at a reasonable price. If in the area in the future, we will call in again and recommend it it to others.

Our ideal cafe - one where all of our picky children can find something they think they'll enjoy and then finish it off. On this occasion the turkey bap, fish and chips, sausage and chips and cajun chicken burger all went down very well. Reasonably priced and - importantly (and not to be taken for granted in this part of the world) - still open at 6pm. Service was relaxed as was the atmosphere. Perfect after our boat trip with North Coast Sea Tours.

Great food well cooked fresh produce, very reasonable priced. Friendly pleasant staff. Would definitely use again if in the area.

Absolutely lovely service, we got stranded in Lochinver for half a day and it was so nice to have a place to go to have some coffee and a meal. The people were extremely nice and the food was good. Cannot recommend enough!

Excellent battered hake and chips. Nice thin crispy batter and generous serve of fish. Was very happy to be able to swap those awful mushy peas with a salad. One of the best fish dinners I have had in the UK.

Had a great lunch in Lochinver at the An Cala cafe. Fresh salmon sandwich and tasty salad. First time to try teardrop pepper, lush!

This is a great restaurant, one I would highly recommend, We had the shared seafood platter with some great starters. Staff were so lovely, food was on point and the atmosphere was lively. Had a great night! Most enjoyable!

Came here for a birthday meal with my partner and we were blown away! Absolutely fantastic food and great service all round. HIGHLY recommend the seared king scallops with pork scratching, chorizo oil and cauliflower puree!

Nice restaurant, nice staff, we pre booked on the website it was easy. Fish and chips were good we couldn't eat anything afterwards. A woman near us was having trouble with her order of mussels near us and the staff really went above and beyond for her so I give this place a 5/5

Fantastic atmosphere, great choices on the menu and the food was amazing. Salmon bruschetta, langoustines and then the toasted marshmallow dessert all were fabulous!!

Food was excellent. Staff brilliant. We booked the restaurant about 2 months before we visited. Nearer the date of our visit, we noticed the restaurant was closed for holidays. When we phoned, the owner advised that they were honouring our booking and that of another party of 7. Despite us stating we would arrange something else, they insisted. This attitude of the restaurant was further enhanced by the visit . The food, service and staff were excellent.

Great find in a small fishing village. Would advise you to book in the evening. Lovely staff, very friendly and professional. The food is freshly cooked, good sized portions, hot food, warm plates. Scallops the best I have eaten in a long time. Venison sausage recommend too.

Full up even in late October - testimony to well-deserved reputation. I agree with the many favourable reviews of food and service. Despite being busy it was quiet enough to be able to talk comfortably. My one quibble: I would have liked more vegetarian options for the main courses.