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Eat Drink Hebrides - Scarista House

Scarista, Scaristabheag, Isle of Harris, Outer Hebrides, HS3 3HX

Type:Eat Drink Hebrides

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Scarista House prawns on dinner plate
  • Scarista House prawns on dinner plate
  • Eat Drink Hebrides - Scarista House prawns on plates
  • Eat Drink Hebrides - Scarista House owners in kitchen
  • Eat Drink Hebrides - Scarista House desserts
  • Eat Drink Hebrides - Scarista House fresh vegetables
  • Eat Drink Hebrides - Scarista House cheese board
  • Eat Drink Hebrides - Scarista House views
  • Eat Drink Hebrides - Scarista House dinner table with candle
  • Eat Drink Hebrides - Scarista House owners at gate
  • Eat Drink Hebrides - Scarista House side of property
  • Eat Drink Hebrides - Scarista House dinner plates
  • Eat Drink Hebrides - Scarista House breakfast buffet

About

There has been a tradition of hospitality at Scarista House for a couple of hundred years. In former times the minister who lived in this Georgian manse would have played host to visitors to his church; now it is a comfortable small hotel and restaurant. We serve a set menu, but with notice we can provide for most dietary needs and we take particular care to cater for vegetarians. We aim for natural, skilled cooking of the ingredients most immediately available, especially the Hebrides’ fish, shellfish, lamb, beef and game. We use organic, wild or home-produced ingredients as much as possible. Bread, cakes, biscuits and ice-creams are made by us. In recognition of the care that we take in sourcing and preparing our food, we are the only restaurant from the Outer Hebrides to be featured in Alastair Sawday’s Eat Slow Britain. We are also listed in the Michelin Guide; the Good Food Guide; the Good Hotel Guide; Alastair Sawday’s Special Places to Stay; and Scotland the Best. We are one of the The Times top 10 best places to eat by the sea in the UK. We have an interesting list of about 80 wines with prices from £15 to £140.

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Awards

  • Other AwardsGold Listing Gold Listing 2013
  • Other AwardsOuter Hebrides Tourism Member Outer Hebrides Tourism Member 2020
  • Other AwardsWTTC Safe Travels WTTC Safe Travels 2021

Opening Times

March - December (29 Mar 2025 - 25 Oct 2025)
Monday - SundayOpen

* Dinner served at 7.30pm

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