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Both myself and son like seafood so booked here as our first meal on Islay. The service was excellent and we asked if we could have the mussels that wasn't on the starters but was as a main as starter portion. Very accommodating and really nice. The fish pie main and cheese board was both mega. Was
A very good example of "don't judge a book by its cover". I can highly recommend it - and by the way - good quality is never cheap. We had a perfect meal here with Scallops as starter and fish pie as main dishes. Both were perfect and with the very good service enjoyed a great evening.
Small, cozy and good restaurant with a very kind and service minded staff. 😀 The food was good and very tasty, but it was a bit expensive and the portion sizes was diffident from dish to dish. All in all I will definitely recommend it when you are visiting Islay - but remember to book a table in adv
Beautiful place. Very simple and quirky. The lady manager was super nice to me.
Suggesting options and offerings extra things [props to her that she did a good job].
I had two 1st courses and 1 main.
Everything was delicious, homemade, and very simple comfy food.
The flavours were really great too.
Great food, location and service. I had the seafood plate and my wife had the fish pie, both were delicious as were the lemon posset and baked lemon cheesecake we finished with. Definitely pre-book.
Our group had a v good experience here, especially on the service aspect (Lauren was very helpful). I ordered the scallop burger - quite an unusual dish, but tasty. The ambience of the place is also nice.
We have had dinner here twice during our holidays on Islay and it is amazing. The seafood stew, the soup and the beef steak were really delicious! The service is really nice and the place is outstanding. It is by far the best restaurant to eat on Islay. We hope to come back soon again!
A nice location with ok cuisine.
The scalops were great, but 15gbp for 3 scallops is quite pricey, the fish pie was good and the desert (salted caramel brownie) was excellent.
The cullen sink was wattery and the seafood stew was highly underspiced + had really little protein (5 mussels and a bit of
Great quality of food but like most quality places these days, quite expensive. Having said that, some choices (not the "caught today" platters or lobster) were well priced. We had a sea food plate at £40 and shared it. Made a good and substantial starter. The dish stew was stuffed with fish. Excell
Absolutely delicious. You have to book a table due to restricted number but it is no problem if you plan in time. Lovely staff and very nice seafood. Highly recommended. We will be back.
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