Am Fuaran - Menu

This pub is excellent, with a friendly and knowledgeable bartender named Andrew. I highly recommend paying a visit as the views are stunning.

excellent local seafood and rib-eye steak. big fat scallops. everything perfectly cooked. super friendly, helpful staff. very practical for the campsite

This cozy pub is absolutely lovely with a very friendly atmosphere. The staff were all wonderful and we enjoyed a fantastic meal that was well worth the price. I highly recommend stopping by for a visit. View menu

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

Brilliant Scottish bar and restaurant. Fabulous sea food. Wonderful views over The Summer Isles. Not to be missed. We will visit again. Owner David is also a keen fisherman and has a boat on Loch Oscaig. July 2019 caught first salmon of the Loch Oscaig season.

A great pub right opposite of the campsite. Even through there was a little mix up with our takeaway (it was so busy when we came! charming bartender handled the situation very well. There was a really good selection of drinks and the food was delicious. Veggie burger was a 10/10! We will come back! View menu

Wow, I was truly impressed by this restaurant! We were originally planning to camp nearby, but after seeing the positive reviews for this place to eat and feeling reassured about its safety, we gave it a try. We were greeted warmly by the staff and received excellent service throughout the evening. The locally caught seafood was outstanding, as was the steak and ale cake. The decor of the restaurant was also fantastic, with candles and mood lighting creating a stunning atmosphere. There were also many interesting things on the walls and around the restaurant to admire. Overall, I can't recommend this place enough - it was one of the best dining experiences I had while traveling along the NC5...

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 tha...

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 hus... View menu