The Boatshed at the Royal Hotel Stornoway is a stylish, modern restaurant overlooking Stornoway Harbour and Lews Castle.
Menus at the Boatshed have an emphasis on local seafood with local hand-dived scallops, mussels and sustainable creel caught langoustines being just a few of the dishes prepared by our experienced kitchen team. We also have a varied selection of wines available that will satisfy any wine lover and our experienced staff are always on hand to provide recommendations to match your meal selection.
The Boatshed has enjoyed a great reputation for many years and is one of the most popular restaurants in Stornoway for local residents, as well as visiting guests. The cuisine celebrates traditional Scottish dishes, adding influences from around the world. Our menus change often, reflecting the seasons and the availability of produce, with every dish promising a special dining pleasure.
For more information or to view our menus please see our website www.royalstornoway.co.uk , and for reservations please call us on 01851 702109.
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