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Dunheanish Guest House
Waterfront
Oban
Restaurant £££Fresh fish comes straight from the fishing boats into the fishmongers below and up into the kitchen. Crabs come from Mull, oysters from Colonsay (small and creamy), handmade cheese
01631 563110 | Visit Website
Sand Villa
The Manor House
Oban
Restaurant £££Head Chef Patrick Freytag and Chef Shaun Squire direct the Manor House's team of four chefs in producing a gourmet menu featuring fresh local fish, game and produce and using fre
01631 562087 | Visit Website
The Old Manse Guesthouse
Piazza
Oban
Restaurant £££Piazza is a pizza/pasta restaurant on a pier in beautiful Oban Bay with spectacular views to Kerrera, Mull and the townscape. The restaurant has a great atmosphere whatever the occ
01631 563628 | Visit Website
Ee-Usk
Oban
Restaurant £££Ee-Usk aim to bring local catches impeccably fresh to your table. All of the shellfish is locally caught and delivered alive to Ee-Usk. All the wet fish is local with the exception
01631 565666 | Visit Website
The Seafood Temple
Oban
Restaurant £££Over the last 25 years, The Oban Seafood hut, also affectionatley known as the seafood shack, has become world renowned for its affordable seafood delicacies. It has grown from str
01631 566000 | Visit Website
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Expand Search: All Oban Eating & Drinking (10)Archie Bouverie's guide:
Oban
Oban is the principle town in Argyll and is the gateway to the Inner Hebrides with ferries leaving regularly to Mull and the smaller islands. Although a relatively small place there are plentiful accommodation options and fish and chips to die for. Easier to access by train than by road, Oban\'s principle claim to fame is for regularly leading the high school league tables with children that file on and off the ferries in the morning and afternoon.