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Scotland, United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 British food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Isle of Lewis
Best British restaurants nearby. Discover the best British food in Isle of Lewis. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for British restaurants near you.. A visit to the Isle of Lewis is like stepping into the pages of a Scottish fairy tale. Everywhere you look, medieval structures remind you of the island’s remarkable history. The legendary Callanish Standing Stones poke up from the ground like a strange and massive stone city. The Blackhouse, the Shawbost Norse Mill and Kiln, and the Carloway Broch all offer insight into what life on Lewis used to look like. Cheerful Stornoway boasts a charming, colorful harbor and several lovely restaurants and pubs.
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10. Solas Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By AlSmith999
Went on a Sunday which was probably our biggest mistake as it was clearly the regular chefâs day off!! Very poor quantity & quality with 5 attempts to get us edible starter. First were cold then haggis was rock solid....We decided then to have an appropriate Eaton mess for dessert & cut our lossesThere was no charge for the poor starters but still left us decidedly unhappy
9. The Crown Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By simonsarum
It's rare to be in a new town and fall upon exactly what you hoped would be waiting for you for lunch! The bar served excellent local beer. The restaurant - with a spectacular view of the harbour - was spacious and well-patronised by local people and visitors of all ages. All the staff were young and charming, welcoming and professional. We started with local mussels - probably the best we have ever eaten anywhere including at home! Followed by a large helping of delicious local haggis, black pudding and chips. A cup of really good coffee rounded off a very special meal.
8. The Edge Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 58 reviews
A family friendly, small cafe on The Edge of the world! Come visit me for home cooked, to order, light meals or full meals.
Reviewed By griff2810
On a wonderful winters day after walking for about 3 miles we happened upon The Edge Cafe.We were the only visitors there that day and Fiona made us feel very welcome.I fancied a cheese toastie and the nearest Fiona could make was cheese on toast, simple, but just what I wanted.My partner enjoyed homemade celery soup with home made bread.A large pot of coffee was served with no end of refills.We chatted with Fiona, Fiona's daughter and Fiona's friend and, before long, nearly two hours had passed.We purchased some locally made goods before heading for the door.Fiona very kindly offered us a lift to our car which was about two miles away, and, as the weather was closing in, we accepted.Thank you Fiona and friends for making our stay in your part of the world that little bit special.
7. An Lanntair
Overall Ratings
4 based on 384 reviews
An Lanntair is open from 10am Monday to Saturday for Breakfast, lunch, dinners, snacks and drinks. We have daily menu celebrating local food such as fresh seafood and black pudding. We also have vegetarian and gluten free options. Through the day AN Lannt
Reviewed By TWOWILLS
Our holiday rental was two minutes away from here so handy for a quick lunch which we did a few times. Lovely big bowl of soup.Also had what they call Large Plates one night at 6pm along with a bottle of wine. Advisable to book in advance as v busy.Enjoyed and would recommend
6. Loch Croistean Coffee Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 154 reviews
Loch Croistean Coffee Shop/Restaurant serves home cooked food in a relaxed setting. From 12 noon to 8pm we offer a menu of the day, light meals and home baking. Plus on Friday and Saturday evenings you can book our popular 4-course home-style dinner. Our
Reviewed By oddyball
We booked quite late on after a long day walking and site seeing, the setting is in an old school which is really an amazing place to sit and eat, the menu was pretty reasonable as are the prices. Everything homemade the bread was especially delicious. Marianne was great from booking until we left made us feel relaxed, so much so after our meal we sat with a drink reading some of the books on offer in the shelf. Recommend if in the Area!
5. HS-1 Cafe Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 747 reviews
Reviewed By nickle98
We rushed off the ferry to have a bite before closing and found the HS-1 on Trip Advisor. My Mrs had a burger and I had the mussels in white wine. Dear God, I could have dived in and swum in that sauce, it was absolutely delicious! This is a nice little place for a bite, but wow, those mussels!!!
4. The Boatshed Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 467 reviews
Reviewed By Jenny B
Due to bad weather and cancelled ferries the opportunity arose to visit The Boatshed not once, but twice at the end of our Lewis holiday. It's classic styling is very comfortable, and the fact it's casual makes it a winner for us. The locally sourced food was delicious on both nights and the ambiance makes it a pleasure to stay and have relaxed meal. The staff are friendly and helpful, a special thanks to Richard who was especially excellent and was everything a great waiter should be. We look forward to another holiday here and being able to go back.
3. Uig Community Centre Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By Mike D
Brilliant locally produced food and lovely hot drinks...a lovely place with helpful staff an a friendly atmosphere
Where to Eat in Isle of Lewis: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Digby Chick
Overall Ratings
4 based on 880 reviews
Reviewed By greenstOat24
This is a serious food destination. Magnificent fresh fish and shellfish, served in a delightful dining room. There is a small bar near the entry door, where we enjoyed pre-dinner drinks. Banquette seating in the dining area wa scomfortable and intimate. The food was excellent; fresh scallops, firm fresh turbot and a wodnerfaul haunch of venison typified the offerings. So good that we did it two nights running, just to savour the range of food available.
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1. Uig Sands Restaurant
Overall Ratings
5 based on 137 reviews
Uig Sands Restaurant is located on the west coast of the Isle of Lewis overlooking the beach. A family-run, new-build restaurant. We serve fresh and local food where possible with an emphasis on local seafood and fish. Most diets catered for but please ch
Reviewed By rumpuscat
We moved to the island last year after several holidays here. We really don't want Sunday opening to become widespread on the island but there is room for a bit of relaxation of the Sunday shutdown. Well done Uig Sands for providing a welcome oasis!Our first visit today - set in stunning scenery, this attractive modern building has a welcoming interior and a relaxed ambience. The chairs were comfortable, the table a good height and the cutlery wasn't stuff to go gardening with. The printed menu is sparse - most of the good stuff is on the specials board as you would expect from a restaurant specialising in seafood. Langoustines, lobster, scallops and mussels today amongst other stuff.I had the smoked salmon because I'd heard how good it was and wanted to try it. My husband was going to have the burger but treated himself to lobster instead. Both dishes were very much enjoyed and we moved on to dessert. I had the blueberry semi-freddo (yummy) and OH the caramelised pineapple which he enjoyed.With drinks, 2 beers for him and 2 wines for me, £65-ish. Great food, good value for money, excellent service and a great view. Back soon. we've been back since I wrote the above and forgot to post it. Our opinions haven't changed.Hi, thank you so much for visiting and also taking the time to leave a review: itâs really appreciated by us all. We have just closed for the winter, opening a little around Christmas and then again from mid-February. Hopefully see you again. With best wishes from us all
Where to eat Seafood food in Isle of Lewis: The Best Restaurants and Bars
