Comunn Eachdraidh Nis

One of the Best Places To Visits in North Dell Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. The food here was okay... The soups was supposed to be scotch broth but was definitely either tomato or minestrone. The toasties were nice and the staff were friendly enough, apart from the older woman who was rather rude to us when we first came in. Seemed to be very busy with bus tours so the café can either be rammed full, or pretty dead. UPDATE TO REPLY TO OWNERS COMMENTS: Pretty upsetting to see the owners, or manager not take feedback. My above review was not negative and would of expected a reply such as "We will take on board your feedback and make sure we can do better next time..." Like most others do. Instead you have made an excuse and completely missed what I was trying to say. Really poor customer service and hope you can do better as this is a terrific tourist trap. Additionally, no matter how busy the café is, the frustration of staff should never be taken out on the customers. Having worked in some of the busiest restaurants, bars and cafes in Scotland, I can appreciate that it can get a bit overwhelming, but this should never be an excuse to be rude to patrons. I hope you can take this constructive criticism. Very interesting museum, mostly around the social history of the local area. Worth going to visit, entry is a suggested donation of £3 per person. the on site coffee ☕️ shop. They have an extensive menu, better still the salad and veg is growing behind the museum, can't get any fresher than that. Insightful to Comunn Eachdraidh Nis. A lovely and enriching experience that offered a meaningful glimpse into the local Gaelic community and its heritage. The exhibits and atmosphere reflected genuine care and pride, making the both informative and heartfelt. Absolutely worth stopping by for anyone interested in the culture and history of Lewis. What a find! The Ness Historical Society operates a lovely and a cafe which serves great food. After enjoying our lunch, we wandered through the which covered prehistoric to modern times. It is beautifully kept and very informative, well worth a stop. As an additional bonus for me, there is a well-tended greenhouse and several raised box gardens in the back, showing off mammoth cabbage and other good-looking veg. We loved our here. Excellent, welcoming cafe, well-stocked, quality shop and informative museum. Brought my Dad here as his father was originally from Ness. We thought it was fantastic, items were displayed well and with great thought, the whole place was immaculately clean and the staff were wonderful. The coffee shop was well laid out, menu choices were very good, the staff were lovely and the service was swift. Would highly recommend a to this place. Very good small which shows how the life used to be on the isle of Lewis. Definitely worth a visit. There is also a nice gift shop. Very good with some interesting and unique historic exhibits from the local area. Local guide was extremely helpful. Fascinating history of the Guga hunters, Harris tweed weaving and even a full Decca Navigation exhibit. Some delightful local arts and crafts, with great selection of gifts in the shop. Cafe was good, including good selection of cakes and food. Well worth the visit! Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.