Café Canna

Stunning view, great food and friendly and efficient service. Had an early meal so got the sun on the table on the shore. Think my OH is posting a similar review! Great food for vegetarians too. I'm not a vegetarian but chose vegetarian tonight ..dulse, crispy dulse, beetroot fritters in laksa and more. Delicious

Café Canna is a picturesque café on the stunning Hebridean Isle of Canna, Scotland.It can only be reached by boat from the Outer Hebrides, Skye, Mull, etc. It is located in a magnificent spot, and on the island, there are magnificent and charming puffins visible from the boat. The seafood lunch is very good, and the staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. After lunch, a beautiful walk to the little church . A unique place, highly recommended.

A little café close to the ferry port on the Isle of Canna. Friendly staff and good food. Mostly local produce used for the food. 😊

It is well worth the effort of getting to Canna and the Canna Cafe. Stopped her for a delightful lunch - soup and ploughmans - perfect Scottish fair. Potato salad is heavenly and delicious bread and pickle. And did I mention the beer - do try a pint of The Jack, very nice local Pale Ale. You do need to book ahead for dinner so that you don’t miss out.

A great little place with an amazing outlook. Had the fresh crab and a seaweed starter that was apparently foraged about 200 yards away. The evening progressed into one of those rare magical ones where four guys working on the new hub, a fellow traveller, Gareth and his assistant and I were toasting the (ironically hardly visible) northern lights outside then he put on the Northern Lights of Old Aberdeen for a sing song that progressed to Runrig. Then a lift home (to caravan and campsite respectively) for fellow traveller and me from one of the teetotal guys. Best night on my Small Isles island hop. Great to meet you, hub-guys!

Absolutely magnificent place. If you are visiting Canna it is The Must. Gareth, The Chef, is a magician. I mean the food he cook is absolutely fantastic. We took all four starters to share between my crew. All was delicious. Gareth responsibly forage some species of local seaweed for his outstanding salads. And take only local lobsters, crabs and langoustines for the seafood platter. If you are an ale lover bear in mind that from this season Gareth even brew his own craft ale. It is literally mind blowing 😎

Hard to believe this great cafe is here! Stopped over during a boat tour and had a wonderful warm hot chocolate and a beer overlooking the harbour. Loved it! The self serve kiosk was fantastic too for a snack.

Absolute gem with amazing views overlooking the harbour with sailboats. Although kinda hidden, it's definitely a must visit! Or anything else from the menu :) We recommend a seafood platter (has to be ordered in advance though), crab ravioli or pies. The majority of the ingredients are also locally sourced.