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Café bar · Lerwick
Café bar on Sea Road at the south end of Lerwick, serving food, drinks and coffee.
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Café bar · Lerwick
Café bar on Sea Road at the south end of Lerwick, serving food, drinks and coffee.
Brewery taproom · Lerwick
Craft brewery on the north side of Lerwick with a taproom, tours and a shop, according to its website.
Café bar · Lerwick
Café bar in the Mareel arts centre on Hay's Dock, serving locally made sandwiches, wraps, salads and cakes.
Asian restaurant · Lerwick
Asian restaurant at the north end of Commercial Street.
Restaurant and bar · Lerwick
Restaurant and bar on Commercial Street that says it uses fresh local produce.
Restaurant and bar · Lerwick
Restaurant and bar on North Road in Lerwick.
Café · Bressay
Café on Gunnista Road on Bressay, across the sound from Lerwick; OpenStreetMap records step-free access.
Café bar · Lerwick
Café bar on Commercial Street in the centre of Lerwick.
Indian restaurant and takeaway · Lerwick
Indian restaurant and takeaway on Commercial Road, near the north end of the town centre.
Hotel restaurant · Lerwick
Hotel on South Road with a restaurant and the Club Lounge bar, both with sea views.
Hotel restaurant · Lerwick
Restaurant in the Shetland Hotel near the NorthLink terminal, serving lunches and evening meals with Shetland produce.
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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.
18th-century estate house on Bressay facing Lerwick across Bressay Sound, described by Historic Scotland as unique in Shetland.
Lighthouse at Kirkabister Ness on Bressay, about 4 km south-east of Lerwick, overlooking Bressay Sound.
Island east of Bressay with high seabird cliffs, which visitors can see on boat trips.
Shetland
Prehistoric and Norse sites, the Mousa broch, puffin cliffs and the St Ninian's Isle tombolo
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Shetland's old capital, the Shetland Bus story, Tingwall's law site and Neolithic Stanydale
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Esha Ness cliffs, Ronas Hill, the islands of Yell and Unst, and Britain's most northerly sights
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