Top 5 Places to Eat in Isle of Mull

Written by Graham Smith, Hannah McKinsey, Jake Evans, Karen Price
28/08/2025
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The Isle of Mull offers a compelling culinary journey, deeply rooted in its abundant local produce, particularly fresh seafood and quality meats, catering to discerning foodies, couples, and families alike.

1. An Cala Ciuin

Cuisine: Modern Scottish Fine Dining

An Cala Ciuin, situated above the Mishnish Hotel, offers an exquisite fine dining experience. The tasting menu, crafted by Chef Ross Caithness, presents a bold yet elegant fusion of Scottish ingredients with global influences. Guests can savour expertly prepared Isle of Mull langoustine, local venison, and other seasonal delights, all presented with artistic flair in an unpretentious setting. It is an ideal choice for a memorable occasion.

Price: ££££ (approximately £80+ per person for tasting menu, excluding drinks / ~$100+ USD)

Getting There: Located directly on Tobermory's main harbourfront, within easy walking distance of most central accommodations.

2. Cafe Fish

Cuisine: Fresh Seafood

Perched on the pier with captivating views over Tobermory Bay, Cafe Fish is renowned for serving some of the freshest seafood on the island. The extensive menu features daily catches, including succulent mussels, oak-smoked salmon, and the signature Café Fish Tom Yam. The welcoming atmosphere and commitment to quality make it a must-visit for seafood lovers.

Price: £££ (approximately £20-£40 per main dish / ~$25-$50 USD)

Getting There: Found on The Pier in Tobermory, it is easily accessible on foot from the harbourfront.

3. Macgochans

Cuisine: Contemporary Scottish Pub Fare

As a vibrant social hub on Tobermory's harbour, Macgochans provides a lively and welcoming atmosphere. The menu showcases contemporary Scottish dishes, highlighting local produce such as Glengorm beef, Inverlussa mussels, and Isle of Mull king scallops. With a focus on catering to families, live music, and outdoor seating with sea views, it's a fantastic spot for a relaxed meal or an evening out.

Price: ££ (approximately £15-£25 per main dish / ~$20-$30 USD)

Getting There: Situated on Tobermory's Ledaig, alongside the picturesque harbour, it is well within walking distance of central Tobermory.

4. The Glass Barn (Isle of Mull Cheese)

Cuisine: Cafe & Farm Shop

Set within Sgriob-ruadh Farm, the home of Isle of Mull cheese, The Glass Barn offers a unique cafe experience amidst a working farm. Guests can enjoy delicious light lunches, home-baked goods, and coffee, all crafted using local produce, including their renowned cheeses, meats, and gin made on-site. The setting is beautiful and allows for farm tours, making it an engaging and casual stop.

Price: £ (approximately £5-£15 per person for light meal / ~$7-$20 USD)

Getting There: Located at Sgriob-ruadh Farm, approximately a 5-minute drive from Tobermory. A taxi would be the most convenient option, with costs varying depending on distance.

5. Tobermory Bakery & Tea Room

Cuisine: Bakery & Cafe

Distinguished by its cheerful blue facade on the seafront, Tobermory Bakery & Tea Room is a local favourite for affordable and delicious sustenance. It offers a wide selection of freshly baked goods, sandwiches, hearty soups, and a variety of cakes and pastries, alongside local cheeses. It's an excellent spot for a quick, casual breakfast or lunch.

Price: £ (approximately £3-£10 per person for snack/light lunch / ~$4-$13 USD)

Getting There: Positioned prominently on the main street of Tobermory's harbourfront, easily accessible on foot.

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