An Tigh Seinnse
A small pub at the harbour in Portnahaven, at the southwest tip of the island. Reopened under a new team, it is praised for its scallops and lobster, and seals are often spotted by the harbour.
Located on Queen Street in the fishing village of Portnahaven at the tip of the Rinns peninsula. The Gaelic name means 'House of Song.' This traditional harbourside pub often has a fireplace and live music, and seals are frequently seen in the bay in front of it. Since reopening under a new team it has earned excellent reviews (4.9 on TripAdvisor). It serves fresh local seafood and homestyle dishes, including scallops, crab claws, half or whole lobster, fish and chips, and haggis with neeps and tatties. The pub is very small and busy all year, so booking is essential. On weekdays the kitchen closes around 20:00. It is about 20 minutes' drive from Bruichladdich.
Opening hours
Food served all day; on weekdays the kitchen closes around 20:00
Nearby sights
- Portnahaven & Port Wemyss
- Machir Bay
- Kilchoman Old Parish Church & Cross
- Kilchoman Distillery
- Saligo Bay
- Port Charlotte
- Museum of Islay Life
- Bruichladdich Distillery