Pub, restaurant and rooms in the picturesque village of Mallaig.
Situated on the North West coast of Scotland, around 50 miles north of Fort William, lies the Steam Inn. A traditional stone built inn with modern vibes.
The Steam Inn provides freshly prepared local fare from our dedicated professional team. Serving high quality gastro pub food in comfortable surroundings.
The large, private beer garden to the rear is a favourite spot in the Summer months for a bite to eat or a cool refreshment, offering a place of peace and relaxation in a bustling tourist village.
A bit “dreich” outside? You could relax by one of our roaring log fires and sample some fine local malts or a warming bowl of fresh seafood chowder.
Why not stay a while in one of our newly refurbished bedrooms?
Our 6 rooms offer fresh modern décor and are equipped to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
Just passing through?
The Steam Inn is only a 5 minute walk to the Calmac ferry port where you could set sail to the isles of Skye, Eigg, Rhum, Muck or Canna.
For a trip to the remote Knoydart peninsula, “Western isles cruises” is just across the road.
For those who don’t quite have their sea legs, from April til October the Jacobite steam train – made famous by the Harry Potter franchise – runs daily on the Fort William to Mallaig line and gives just enough time for a bite to eat before the return journey.
However your journey, we look forward to welcoming you!.
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Had a great meal here. Wasn't expecting much as it was very quiet while the restaurant across the road was booked out. But I can tell you the quality was excellent and the serving staff were efficient and friendly. The onion rings in the place were awesome proper big home made rings. Delicious. Everybody enjoyed their meal. Steak, pizza, chicken all fantastic and the portions were very generous. One return here without doubt. All I would say is the lighting was very bright could do with toning down a bit to improve the atmosphere but this is just not picking.
Had lunch in the restaurant and found the food to be tasty and the prices reasonable. Only black mark was the ambient music. They had a CD playing (I assume), and it kept jumping and skipping through songs...very annoying!
Had lunch here mid week in October, in the restaurant area. Food was good, girl who served us was very nice. Was very quiet and staff left us to it. The CD was skipping and music was annoying for around 5 songs 😂😂 noone around to tell. Enjoyed my fish n chips though.
Stayed here as an overnight prior to catching the Skye ferry. Staff were very friendly on check-in and in the bar, but didn't seem very happy at breakfast. (Breakfast start time previously advertised as 7.30 but now inconveniently 8.00.). Food in the bar area was good and this area, plus the restaurant, were very busy. Room was functional - pretty much as expected and reasonable value for the price in this part of Scotland.
We walked in on a Wednesday night and were able to get a table without reservation. Dinner was very nice: we ordered sea bass and a burger trio. For dessert grilled pineapple and a Scottish coffee. There was a nice vibe in the restaurant. Crew was thoughtful and pleasant. Would certainly come here again.
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Mallaig, Inverness-Shire, PH41