Applecross Inn

Excellent highly recommend. Excellent friendly staff. Must book ahead of your trip to get in! Gorgeous seafood blown away by the quality of the food. Tables outside with excellent views. Lovely spot very much worth a visit. Wry dog friendly too. There is also two vans outside one doing takeaways and ice creams the other bacon rolls first thing ! Very handy for the morning.

Really nice food! Came here a few nights ago on a rainy evening, the website said they were fully booked but the waitress sorted us out a table which was really nice. We got a fish and chips and a burger and it was all really fresh and nice, nicest fish I’ve had for a long time. Staff were lovely and the place itself is really cosy highly recommend if your passing☺️

Have eaten here several times in the last few years and always enjoyed. Booked well in advance for tonight’s meal. Shown in to a back room and sat at a table facing stacked baby high chairs and boxes of breakfast cereal and no other diners - 3 others arrived later. Service was awful and food average. Best bit was taking our drinks outside and enjoying the views. Bookings should not be taken for this back room space. Love Applecross and will come again but would not eat here or recommend for dining. Drinks outside only🥂

Can't speak of the accommodation but the pub grub looked great and the beer is good. Let's be honest the highlight is obviously the journey itself. That said If this place is your destination end, you won't be disappointed.

We got in there after 5 when they were straight out with the dinner/drinks crowd - all those who survived either the coastal road or the mountain pass road. Staff was wonderful in helping us park, unload, check in & get to our room. Great dinner food & drink. Wonderful comradeship between guests exalting their exciting drives.

Fantastic! ||The service was friendly and quick and the food was amazing, great quality ingredients and cooked perfectly. My only disappointment was being too full to try a pudding!||Would definitely recommend. I’m already planning to come back when I’m next in the Highlands.

Although the location is wonderful the rooms are a little dated and do not have TV, not that we wanted one but when you are paying in excess of £200 per night, i would expect one. The food in the restaurant is very average, just basic pub grub with a few seafood options. Overall it was adequate but certainly had no wow factor apart from the location.

Service here is the worst. The price is very steep and cut throat. The bartender thinks he is the only bar keep who knows how to serve at a bar and is filled with ego. The ambience is great but the people who serves want just money and got no patience. If people just want drink and don’t give a damn about service then be my guest…

Come here for the amazing seafood offerings. So much to choose from, but I went with the crab salad appetizer and the fish pie. The crab salad with mango was to DIE for. I'm not usually into mixing fruit with savory food, but they did it to perfection and I could have definitely eaten an entire bowl of just that mix for my entree. The fish pie was good as well, hearty and filling.. so many dishes I wanted to try! Staff was wonderful. Worth a detour for lunch.

The food here is amazing, and if you sit outside the views of the Isle of Skye are unbelievable. The menu is on the wall inside, and on a crowded evening shouldering your way in and picking something off the menu can be frustrating. Once you place your order your worries will fade away though, as you enjoy the view and dine on stellar seafood. It's also fun to see all of the people who end up here--it's a stopover for a lot of folks on roadtrips--great people watching!

This really is a fantastic Inn, it's rustic and real with phenomenal seafood locally caught and served simple, as it should be. Judith Fish is the owner and over the last 32 years she has built a fantastic team. Covid has really restricted the tables available so make sure you book well in advance. Not our first time there and it won't be our last. 5 star + all day long

The Applecross Inn provided a welcome break after our brave/foolhardy adventure traversing the Applecross Pass in a motorhome. It's right on the seafront, and on a good day, it would have been an absolutely stunning setting. The day we were there, it was horizontal rain and blowing a gale, so we hurried inside. The inside is cosy and traditional, and we were given a warm welcome by the friendly bar tender. We'd only popped in for a drink, so I can't comment on the food, apart from saying that it smelt as though there may be a lot of seafood on the menu. The gin selection was impressive, and I happily chose a Gordon Castle, which you don't see in many places. And bonus - fee wi-fi! Having not had signal for hours, this was very welcome as we could upload photos, check online maps and such. I'd have worked my way through a few more of their gin selection, but we had places to get to, so off we went.

Excellent food, amazing service. Try the mango crab salad appetizer. My first experience with Haggis was even delicious! The fish and chips are the best I've ever had and I have travelled all over the UK. Definitely recommend!!! Oh, also the BEST sticky toffee pudding and a new one for me-the Cranekin. Must try.

A B&B located in beautiful Scottish highlands on Applecross bay and with views of Isle of Skye. We did not stay at the inn but had lunch here. The food and service was very good and pricing was moderate. The local lamb stew was excellent and homemade soup was as good. Homemade ice cream was outstanding. The selection of beers, wines and Scottish whiskies was excellent. Worth the hard drive to just to eat here. Next time we plan to stay at the inn.

We had a lovely visit to Applecross and had our lunch at the Applecross Inn. It's an absolutely charming place and the food was SO delicious. One of our party had the langoustine lobster for lunch which is caught fresh by the proprietor of the Inn! Well worth a stop if you are lucky enough to find yourself in the Highlands!