Am Fuaran - Highland

At first sight, a lovely Scottish pub with a good decor. We were shown to our table, told there was no seafood today and given the basic menu which consists of 2 steaks, 2 pies and 2 vegetarian options. We were disappointed but ordered 2 pies. But then the blackboard menu came out and was passed around the other 3 tables of diners. On it, langoustines, scampi and haddock!!! We were absolutely baffled. The pies were decent (not worth £21 each though) but they left a bitter taste as we watched those plates of langoustines going to other tables. All we could think was that the other customers were staying on the campsite and were getting special treatment. We had driven 45 minutes to get to that seafood place. If you phone to book, make sure you say you’re on the campsite when they ask, you might be allowed seafood…

We visited for dinner as a family of 4 (two adults and two children) between Christmas New Year while touring the NC500 and staying at the Port A Baigh Campsite which is directly opposite. When we arrived at Port A Baigh it was recommended that we ought to book in advance if we wanted dinner at the restaurant and I’m glad I did as although it was only mid-afternoon they were almost fully booked and only had two times available for us. Only a small pub, the atmosphere was warm and inviting with a roaring fire and plenty of Christmas decorations and lights. Service was amazing and nothing was too much trouble. Although the menu is brief the quality of the food more than makes up for it. My husband had steak chips while I had haddock chips and the children had chicken goujons chips and cheeseburger chips. Puddings were ice-cream for the children, Baileys Cheescake for me and Banoffee Cheesecake for hubby.

Located in a beautiful spot, and directly opposite Port A Bhaigh campsite, which was convenient for us : . The staff were lovely, the food was delicious, the venue is cosy and reasonably priced, can't ask for more really

This is not the easiest place to find, but if you do you will not be disappointed. Excellent food and good service. I had the steak burger, my wife the fish chip, and both were the best we have ever had.

We walked a 6 mile round route to dine at this restaurant, having seen the amazing website and heard great reviews. What happened? There were no apologies, just a sad blackboard on the floor which was easily missable. The staff said nothing. No explanations given. We were served up awful junk food. It tasted as bad i it looked. Presumably straight out the freezer? None of the home grown salad or herb leaves mentioned on the business website. Instead, beige, dry and tasteless “chicken” burger and a glue like stodgy bean burger. Both served with what tasted like oven chips? We also stupidly assumed, as it was a bar next to a campsite, dogs would be welcome. But instead we had to eat outside, where the local collie dog was roaming and kicking off dog fights. The outside eating areas had no cover, not even a tarp, so no protection from the drizzle. Hugely disappointing all round but the staff didn’t seem to care about customer care or satisfaction. Save yourselves the bother, eat elsewhere.