Ceilidh Place - Highland

Cosy atmosphere and inviting. Friendly and attentive staff and delicious food. We arrived for a late lunch, the venue was busy, but we were seated quickly by a friendly server. She advised as on presenting the menus that there was no monkfish or mussels left (shows how popular they were). Was happy to be informed of this as there’s nothing worse than deciding on something from the menu, then to be told when your order is taken that they don’t have it! There were still plenty of other offerings on menu to suit though. We had Mushroom broth, Squid rings Ceilidh Place burger, all of which were very tasty and perfectly cooked. Reasonable priced for the quality of food compared to other restaurants In Ullapool. Would not hesitate to return again.

Overall I can recommend this place as the food was great, although when I first sat down no one came with a menu for ages. However the service improved when a lovely friendly and helpful girl (I think she was Australian? noticed that none of the other staff were interested and came and made some recommendations and took my order. There is also an impressive bookshop with a very wide range of titles, local, national and international from classics to high end just published. Overall despite the initial lukewarm welcome it was ok.

Good food and nice atmosphere, delicious hot chocolate ! Also has a cute little bookshop. My only criticism is that we had to ask for menus after we had been sat down, no one came to bring them to us.

Busy with good atmosphere. I had booked a table in advance and would recommend doing this. Delicious burger and fries.

After the reviews I read, I found the place somewhat subdued, although it was Sunday night. Our server, though not rude, was probably the least engaging person we’d experienced in Scotland. My husband ordered the pork chop, but they were sold out, so he had the smash burger, which he enjoyed. I had wild mushroom risotto which was delicious.