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Café · Lochmaddy
Café at Taigh Chearsabhagh with a seasonal menu built around local producers and fishers.
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Where to eat and drink in The Uists & Benbecula
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Café · Lochmaddy
Café at Taigh Chearsabhagh with a seasonal menu built around local producers and fishers.
Bistro · Berneray
Shop and bistro on Berneray serving freshly prepared local food, with takeaway available.
Hotel bar · Daliburgh
Hotel lounge bar in Daliburgh serving meals and snacks.
Hotel bar · Liniclate
Hotel lounge bar in Benbecula serving meals and snacks.
Hotel bar · Creagorry
Hotel lounge bar at the south end of Benbecula serving meals and snacks.
Café · Kildonan
Café at Kildonan Museum, used by locals and visitors alike.
Hotel restaurant · Lochboisdale
Family-run hotel at the Lochboisdale ferry terminal with a restaurant, a bar and a peat fire.
Inn restaurant · Polochar
Historic inn on the south coast of South Uist whose restaurant focuses on island seafood.
Pub · Claddach Kirkibost
Pub with food on the west side of North Uist, which reports a CAMRA award; tables can be booked online.
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While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Ruined 14th-century tower house, also called Castle Wearie, in the south-west of Benbecula; a scheduled monument.
Large sculpture of the Madonna and Child on the hillside above the A865 in South Uist.
Shell of an early 18th-century house built for the Clanranald chief and said to have burned down in 1715.
The Outer Hebrides
Kisimul Castle, the beach airport and the sands of Vatersay
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Stornoway, the Calanais Stones, blackhouses and the Butt of Lewis
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White beaches, the Bays, Tarbert and the church at Rodel
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