Location: Morar
Top Restaurants in Morar
Most Popular Seafood food in Morar, Mallaig, Scotland
Discover Restaurants offering the best Seafood food in Morar, Mallaig, Scotland. Morar is a small village on the west coast of Scotland, 3 miles south of Mallaig. The name Morar is also applied to the northern part of the peninsula containing the village, though North Morar is more usual.
Things to do in Morar
9. Knoydart River Cottage
Overall Ratings
5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Roger_and_Kate
We were not staying at the River Cottage but on 2 nights per week (wed and sat) they also accept non-residents. Booking well in advance is essential. The menu is usually themed, in our case it was Moroccan night. 3 courses plus tea/coffee, with a choice of 2 mains (chosen in advance). The dessert is a buffet with three choices plus cheese board. All for £29 per person plus drinks. There were around 18 people eating in the very modern surroundings with great views outside. Staff were excellent, attentive and very friendly. The food was simply superb. The starter was a sharing medley of breads, dips, fish and meat. We could have carried on eating it all night. The mains were slow cooked lamb (like a tagine) or a seafood platter. Both excellent. Finally the dessert buffet was a refreshingly different format - serve yourself means you can whatever portion size you feel like and can see exactly what youâre getting.Our only regret is that we canât go back before we leave.
8. The Lookout Knoydart
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By wineshark
A very pleasant, bright atmosphere and attentive staff helped make this a very enjoyable evening. The dishes were quite good, with emphasis on the seafood, of course, and the only difficulty encountered was a somewhat lengthy wait for our entrees. Fair pricing and a welcoming oasis on the Knoydart peninsula!
7. Crofter's Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 182 reviews
Fresh Local Produce cooked by our team of chefs showcasing the best of local ingredients and produce in a relaxed pub atmosphere.
Reviewed By threeshoes
Tonight was ceilidh night, after the village's Highland Games, and this place was busy! But the staff managed the situation, produced good beer (Whiteout and Happy Chappie) while we waited for a delicious meal: Belly of Pork with mustard mash, three different carrots and fantastic garlicky cabbage and apple sauce; my wife had Cullen Skink (very good) and hot salmon salad (yum!). We both had cheesecake and raspberry for dessert. A very well served and delicious meal, thanks chaps!
6. The Fishmarket Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 406 reviews
Reviewed By Maverijk
Wonderful seafood and excellent service: so disappointed to see that the business is for sale. The langoustines were so fresh and delicious and the haddock was superb. Highly recommended as long as the existing management and staff remain in place.
5. The Terrace Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Newly opened in 2016 we serve delicious local cuisine in the Terrace, indoor and out. Come and sample some excellent food matched with a extensive selection of wine. There is a choice of almost 300 malt whiskeys and 20 gins, you can enjoy in front of the
Reviewed By ScottishDreamTours
We have started stopping here for afternoon tea as part of our Scottish Islands Small Group Tours and we have fallen in love with the place. Excellent service and beautiful food. The Chef definitely knows what he is doing and whipped us up some delicious treats and scones to die for! We always feel special here and love how well looked after we are. I can't wait for a return visit and I highly recommend stopping here!Thank you so much for taking time to review out restaurant. We are so pleased you have henjoyed your visits, and we look forward to welcoming you back againRegardsThe Terrace Team
4. The Steam Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 840 reviews
Reviewed By lasvegas-marmalade
Although a little shabby around the edges, the staff were friendly and we had a lovely meal. Unfortunately the open fire was beside our table and it would have given a better impression if it had been cleaned out and reset rather than a grate of ashes with paper and sticks lying on the hearth.
3. Chlachain Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 772 reviews
Reviewed By SCWfromMI
My husband and I had the good fortune to visit this restaurant twice, once in June and again in August, also once for lunch and once for dinner. Both times the staff was excellent and food delicious. My husband has a seafood allergy and finding a place with good non-seafood options can be challenging in the area. This place, I can highly recommend.
2. The Cabin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 300 reviews
Reviewed By alleescats
Lovely little restaurant. Excellent friendly service. Good reasonably priced menu. Salmon fishcakes were tasty and the cheesecake was the best.Even when a large group of 16 came in - the staff were unflustered, calm and friendly! and still delivered quick service.Fully recommend a visit.
What to do and see in Morar, United Kingdom (UK): The Best Places and Tips
1. Cornerstone Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 859 reviews
Reviewed By Clivel_98
We reached Mallaig on the Jacobite Express steam train. Reaching this upstairs restaurant, we were asked if we were on the train so that they could make sure that we were served with plenty of time to get back.A short but varied menu with a couple of specials is matched with a much longer drinks menu, including some craft beers.My wife had the Cullen Skink (a Scottish broth of smoked and plain fish with potato in a creamy sauce) while I had sea bass with crispy capers, mussels (in the shell) and samphire in a lovely sauce, with chips in a separate bowl.We both finished off with a lemon posset served with fresh strawberries, strawberry ice cream and ginger crumb.Everything was fantastic: itâs not often you get fish cooked such that not only is the skin edible, but that it would be a crime not to eat it, as it was so delicious.Run by a lovely family, service is efficient and friendly.A definite hit.
