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Get a real taste of the Outer Hebrides with Eat Drink Hebrides, the official food and drink trail of the Outer Hebrides.
With an abundance of fresh local produce, Eat Drink Hebrides is a self-guided journey through the islands and you can download our EAT DRINK HEBRIDES GUIDE. This Hebridean food trail will lead you to the best places to find food and drink famed within the Outer Hebrides. The range of different flavours flowing through the islands will allow you to discover the landscapes, people and culture that make the Outer Hebrides so unique.
Food and drink from the unspoiled islands of the Outer Hebrides is something to savour and this food trail will lead you straight there. With unique produce famed across the islands, the Eat Drink Hebrides Trail will point you towards the best places to eat, where to see produce being made and also where you can shop for it yourself in the Outer Hebrides.
Whether you’re searching for seafood freshly caught in the clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean, experiencing a taste of life on the croft with locally produced foods or looking for something a bit stronger with a spirited visit to a whisky (or gin) distillery – the Outer Hebrides has something for everyone.
Or if you fancy getting off the beaten track and going a bit wild, the Outer Hebrides is an excellent place to experience wild foods. From rich venison, hand-dived seafood to sustainably harvested goose meat you will find it here to eat in the Outer Hebrides.
And if you want to go really wild, there are lots of foraging opportunites in the Outer Hebrides! Download our FORAGING GUIDE by Fiona Bird, our local foraging expert.
Check out our TASTE OF THE OUTER HEBRIDES EBOOK you’ll get a taste of what there is to discover, from must-visit restaurants to local produce, street food to foraging experiences, ‘food with a view’ and the people and stories behind the plate. Plus some of our favourite recipes!
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The first distillery in Harris has opened it's doors. The Harris Distillery is a working distillery that welcomes guests. Join us on a tour of the distillery, sit by the peat fire or enjoy the…
Near key local attractions. An imaginative menu featuring the best of local Hebridean produce, the Borrodale Hotel is a perfect place to relax.
If you’re looking for a relaxed and casual dining experience then look no further than HS1. Located in Stornoway town centre with views across Stornoway Marina towards Lews Castle and its grounds,…
Exclusively from Bakkafrost Scotland, Native Hebridean Salmon are a truly unique breed, descending from the wild salmon of rugged and remote North Uist in the Outer Hebrides and raised on the…
Comfortable, elegant small hotel and restaurant in a remote location overlooking one of the most beautiful beaches on the south west coast of Harris.
Find the best of fresh produce, prepared and creatively presented at the Boatshed. Fabulous value early dinners and a la carte menus include local seafood and meats from traditional local butchers…
Lochmaddy Bay Prawns 2GO
Enjoy Hebridean products served in our daily light lunch menu.
Loomshed Hebridean Brewery on the road out of Tarbert towards Scalpay.
We are a perfect half-way point for cyclists and walkers we offer light snacks, homebaking, teas and coffee. We serve them within an artistic experience of original, affordable paintings, prints,…
Discover the spirit of Lewis - Mint, wild thyme, rhubarb root and heather blended with Isle of Lewis water create a light and refreshing gin.
We are awaiting information from Stornoway Golf Club.
Opened in 2017 as a multi-purpose site, you’ll find a place to eat and drink in the privately run Talla na Mara Restaurant, purchase handcrafted souvenirs from the foyer gallery, visit the open…
The largest arts facility in the Outer Hebrides and comprises a gallery, performance space/cinema, education room, bar/restaurant and gift shop. It has won many awards including a Come to Britain…
Good food and friendly service is the key to success at our family friendly restaurant. Eleven is well know for its wide menu choices available with both traditional Scottish dishes and those with a…
Dine in our lounge bar or conservatory to relax or view the beautiful seascape and wildlife. We offer cafe treats or a choice of tasty food dishes.
We are awaiting information from this business. In the mean-time you can check out their website
An independently owned Delicatessen & Speciality Food Store in Stornoway centre. Freshly prepared Coffee / Sandwiches / Salads made by friendly staff. Cheesemonger, Whole Foods, World Foods, Local…
You can find us in the modernist Harris and Lewis Smokehouse building on Sandwick Rd. Stornoway
Community local produce shop selling quality products from Barra & Vatersay including fish, meat, bread, jams and chutneys, eggs, home baking and much more. Also stocks wholefood, books, wool & craft…
There’s a refined, yet relaxed atmosphere at Cleaver (formerly Solas). Contemporary dishes include a fusion of traditional Scottish recipes, French classic cuisine and world specialties – prepared…
Our smokehouse is located in the beautiful scenic bays of Lochcarnan on the eastern shores of the Isle of South Uist in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, our approach is simple, heritage, tradition and…
The PierHouse Restaurant offers fresh local produce in a stylish, comfortable setting. From breakfast to dinner, there is plenty to choose from.
Located close to the shoreline, dine here to taste some traditional and contemporary dishes from a tempting menu that features some of the best Hebridean produce.
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Isle Of South Uist
Along the west coast of South Uist is an approx. 20 mile strip of stunning white beach and machair.
Eriskay, Isle of South Uist
Common Seals can be found in small numbers and usually present themselves on the rocks.
Isle Of South Uist
Along the west coast of South Uist is an approx. 20 mile strip of stunning white beach and machair. Acces can be gained at Frobost.
Isle of South Uist
Tigh na Mara Art and Antiques Gallery is by the sea at East Kilbride on the south coast of South Uist. Run by artist Amanda Rae and features local artists and makers.
Isle Of South Uist
South Uist War Memorial
Isle of Lewis
The Traigh Mhor is a mile long sandy beach at North Tolsta in the unspoilt north east part of the Isle of Lewis
Isle Of South Uist
20th June 1746. News arrives that the notorious Capt Scott has landed on Barra and is on his way to Uist. The Prince and his party cross over to the north side of the loch but further news induces more panic!
Isle Of Harris
The observatory is a purpose built hide perched in the interior of the rugged North Harris hills commanding spectacular views over the territory of a pair of golden eagles.
Isle of Harris
Designed by John R. Coleman Architects, it occupies a strategic position in Tarbert, visible to everyone arriving there.
Isle Of Lewis
North Rona is an uninhabited, isolated island 44 miles in the open sea north of the Butt of Lewis, and is seldom visited except by occasional private vessels. But its isolation has preserved the archaeological sites of the island in a relatively undi
Isle of Lewis
Tall, slim stems with pale blue flowers
Isle of Lewis
One of the largest fish seen in the waters around the Outer Hebrides.
Isle Of North Uist
Corn Bunting is our largest bunting. Dull streaked brown, with paler underparts, a jangley song and is most usually seen perched on a wire or post.
Isle of Harris
Translated from Gaelic, Talla na Mara means the Centre by the sea. Overlooking Niseabost beach, the Centre boasts one of the most photographed locations in the Outer Hebrides.
Isle of Barra
Ophioglossum vulgatum.- Very small fern 3cm tall
Isle Of South Uist
Along the west coast of South Uist is an approx. 20 mile strip of stunning white beaches and machair.
Isle of Barra
Built in 2000 for Barra & Vatersay Housing Association (now part of HHP) by Ben Tindall Architects following extensive community consultation. ]
Isle of North Uist
A large seal with a forehead and less spots than the Harbour Seal. Males can be up to 3.3 metres in length and females around 2 metres.
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