Absolutely yes!!! We had the Nduja and honey pizza and it was amazing. We also ordered a side salad…read moreand it was so pretty, decorated with edible flowers. The service was also amazing. The only downside was the seating. Not particularly comfortable but it's soon forgotten once I tucked in to my pizza! We really enjoyed our meal here and the next time I'm back in Fort William, I will definitely come back.

Great pizza and salads at Black Isle! This restaurant has a couple of locations and we visited two…read morewhile in Scotland! Food is super fresh and comes out very quickly! I would highly recommend a stop here! Order at the bar and then they'll bring your food out.

As much as I love sit down pizza places, it's sometimes just really nice to go somewhere with cheap…read morebut dependable pizza. This was my first thought when I passed Pizza Mafia. I had likely passed by it before but this is the time I really noticed it was there and made myself stop. Pizza Mafia is a very basic place. They have large slices of pizzas (or you can order a full pizza), hot dogs, and sodas. The place is small and the only seating is in the form of two wood bars on the sides at which you can stand. Neither the limited menu or the lack of furniture should put you off. The pizza is really good and very reasonably priced. I personally ordered two slices and a drink (margherita and one with bell peppers and salami). The slices are clearly off the 20" pizza and can easily make a full meal. I fully admit I actually had to get mine to go and by the time I ate it at the train station it was cold, but the slices were excellent. The margherita wasn't standout, but the they used a nice amount of toppings on the other without overwhelming the crust. The crust was nice and thin without being brittle and the sauce was good. It's not the best pizza I've ever had but it was very good when judged against anything. It was fantastic when compared to other pizzas at its price point. My entire meal cost £4 and to have a third slice would have only cost an additional £1. I don't often eat when I'm in proper Stirling but I'm tempted to drop by Pizza Mafia. Sometimes we just all need a cheap slice... or two, or three.

Fantastic place! It's a tiny little place with outdoor only seating, but the baked items are made…read morefresh each day and you can taste it! It is so delicious! The coffee is good and the barista was so lively and funny. This is not a place to be missed, especially since Manuela's husband built all the little houses- including the working gin distillery!

We LOVED this place . Everything was exceptionally delicious. The lady that served us was very…read morefriendly and even the man in the fish bowl was pleasant. The outdoor eating area was like an attraction in it self and better than some we actually paid for. We loved the wee village. A must stop when in the area.

Surprisingly tasty and affordable lunch at a roadside tourist business. Try the soups! Hot entrees…read morelook solid too, and they processed a big line quite quickly.

Great vegetable pizza and delicious crust! We were later on coming to the restaurant, but they made…read moreus a pizza even though they were closing up. We appreciated the service as well as the tasty pizza!

Nice little cafe, party of 9 of us stopped in for a quick breakfast and coffee. Seemed like a…read morefamily operation, everyone was working well together, quickly served and the food was very tasty. I got the Scottish breakfast, others got pastries, scrambled eggs and toast, beans and toast, avocado toast and everyone really enjoyed their food.

It was pretty crowded when we got there. You order at the counter and grab the food and sit. All…read morethe tables were taken but luckily before our food was ready, we were able to snag the high bar style seating in the window. I ordered a plain Margherita pizza and they had a selection of craft sodas, drinks, beers when you walk in. They also had other random things to buy (cheeses, wines, chocolates, snacks, etc) which took up a lot of room that could have extra tables added in place of. Food came out pretty quickly and I really enjoyed my pizza. I got the lavender lemonade and that was also delicious. This place closes pretty early so mostly just a lunch spot.

My first meal in Scotland and Glencoe Cafe came thru. Situated in a small town off of A82, this…read morecafe, pub, pizzeria, and restaurant has lots of vegetarian options on the menu. While they were out of many of them during our trip, we still thoroughly enjoyed the ones we had. The vegetarian haggis was surprisingly delicious. Having never tasted traditional haggis, this is not a comparison. We enjoyed the flavor and the consistency was a bit crumbly without being too mushy. The vegetarian pizza was solid, although a few too many vegetables included for my personal taste (I prefer pizza with two to three items). And the standard margherita pizza was a winner. The staff was friendly and the view from the deck was nice. If you're looking for a cute lunch stop tucked into the southern edge of the Highlands, Glencoe Cafe is a nice option as you travel through the rolling hills of Scotland.

This charming and cozy little spot seems to be a bit of a social hive in tiny Glencoe. Some would…read morecall it "cramped" rather than "cozy"--the quarters are pretty tight. Given its diminutive size, the cafe has a relatively long menu of panini and other sandwiches, soups, salads, and desserts, with a sharp focus on tea service. Went with a chicken tikka panini, little salad, and darjeeling. It made for a nice lunch stop. Friendly service, as was the case virtually without exception the whole time were in Scotland. In the Glencoe Cafe's mashed-together seating, we U.S. residents of Ohio ended up being surrounded by Michigan folks who were talking about Big 10 football, including a young couple who, as is apparently contractually or maybe even genetically required of almost all U.S. millennials, order all restaurant food by stating which items they want to "do." "Home sweet home," Jeebus. Finally, here's a piece of advice: If you're driving from Edinburgh to the Glen Coe area like we were, and you're thinking about stopping for lunch on the way, consider that once you pass Stirling and a couple of smaller towns just beyond there, dining options are few and far between in this magical area. Although already hungry, we passed up a couple of sketchy-looking (and thronged) tourist cafes on the A82 about an hour before we got to Glencoe, but were glad we did.

5/5 WOW. Listen..I take pizza seriously...As Dave Portnoy says "One bite, everybody knows the…read morerules."Staying on Skye and ordered takeaway tonight! I ordered the Glasrach pizza (add jalepenos)! The wood-fired crust was delicious & the sun-blush tomatoes and olives complimented the mozzarella perfectly. Also, grabbed the Berries & Cherries Old Mout Cider to pair with it. This was the perfect meal for a cozy night at our AirBnB w/the beautiful backdrop of Skye Highly recommend!!!

Nice, low-key restaurant focusing on pizza in Broadford, where it's otherwise often hard to find…read morefood that's good and not very fancy. We came here for dinner with the kids after a boat trip to Loch Coruisk in Elgol and we were pleasantly surprised by the experience. The restaurant is very low-key and has an almost American restaurant feel. There's less of an expectation of reservations and things just feel a bit more chill. We sat outside, which wasn't the nicest patio/deck, but you could see a mountain in the distance when you weren't looking at the parking lot. The restaurant focused on pizza including having a variety of specials. The pizzas were all good and my son in particular liked the cheese pizza. The only complaint was that it turns out the margarita pizza was also just the cheese pizza. Fortunatley, my son ate almost all of that leaving us to have the more interesting ones. They also had an above average beer list including beers in bottles from two different breweries on Skye as well as better-than-expected beer from other Islands. I hadn't ever had any beer from Cuillin Brewery before and enjoyed the Pinnacle Ale and the Skull Splitter scotch ale from Orkney Brewery was very good.

Stopped off for a dinner reservation with family as we're visiting from Los Angeles. It's not quite…read morethe same Olive Garden as the states which this one is Mediterranean instead of Italian. A table for 6 and greeted with friendly staff. Morgan, who took very good care of us. She was very friendly, sweet, attentive and quite lovely. Right from the start, it was great. Once seated, it did quite busy as other guest was arriving the same time as we did. Menu wise, quite impressive with an array of dishes. The special did all sounds quite great, especially the surf and turf. Started off with a dozen of the oyster, quite fresh and chilled perfectly. The seafood chowder was oh so great. Full of flavors with chunks of shrimps, mussels and fish served with a thick slice of bread and butter. Onto mains, we had a selections of dishes. The seafood linguine with king prawns, mussels and scallops served in a white sauce. The ragu, with thick pasta. Full of flavors tossed all together for the comforting taste. As well as the chicken presented beautifully served on top of a sauce with chunks of tomato and chorizo. And adding to that was the lamb, served with rice in a curry sauce. Flavors in flavors. And to top everything off, dessert was added. The sticky toffee pudding warmed with the glazed and creams. Tiramisu and cheesecake served with creams. Nice way to end a meal. Overall, very impressed with the meal. Fresh seafood, great service. Cool vibe, Morgan, such a sweet and cool server. Would definitely be back whenever visiting Oban again.

We got the seafood linguini and roasted salmon. Both were okay. Seafood linguini was made in an…read moreincredibly rich cream sauce. Salmon was kind of bland but the paella underneath paired nicely. The staff were very kind but they were incredibly understaffed. We waited for about 30 minutes for our bill. Great atmosphere with the right amount of noise. Warm and cozy! Wouldn't come again or recommend but it wasn't terrible.

One of a few places where a large group has a chance eating without pre-booking, as it gets crazily…read morebusy on Fort William during the high seasons. It's an excellent place to get an energy boost after a hike! The menu has plenty of options (although no haggis sadly), and service is very fast! The prices are probably the best in Fort William, although more expensive than in Wetherspoons in England. If they got your order wrong, they are very happy to replace it, which is amazing!

Good clean place with some nice cask ales on tap. We came…read moreduring Cask Ale week, so got an extra discount off of those beers.

Apparently their dinner schedule is a bit erratic. We were lucky to find them open and get a…read morereservation, which we had to stop by to get because they don't answer the phone. I love salad and found theirs to be teeny tiny. I wanted more than a bite of apple and a bite of beet. I ordered the special mussels. They were large and sweet. I was surprised to tons them bathed in a rich cream sauce as that was not mentioned on the menu description. Didn't taste or see garlic or shallots, just a sprinkling of chive. My husband had a burger with haggis. We ordered a honey ice cream with fresh fruit. Here again, the portion was large but the fruit was barely there. The waitress was charming and attentive. The restaurant is attached to a bar. I think the entire town was there tonight.

Quick and friendly service and a little out-of-the-way place. I had Seabass on top of Arizona with…read moreasparagus and micro greens, my husband had scallops. It's probably one of the best meals we've had on the trip to England and Scotland, can't give this place enough stars