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Fisherman’s Pier Fish and Chips

A silver fish and chip trailer on Tobermory's harbour front, open every day from noon to 8pm.

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Fisherman's Pier is a fish and chip trailer on the harbour front in Tobermory, a silver van with its lit hatch and chalkboard menu parked by the stone clock tower, looking out on the moored boats and the town's brightly painted houses.

The lettering on its side promises fresh fish and chips, and the board has run to haddock, scampi and salmon.

It opens every day from noon to 8pm, for lunch or an early supper, and it is a takeaway: fish and chips to eat by the water, looking out over the bay and the boats. The Hebridean Whale Centre is on Main Street along the same harbour front, a good place to learn what swims in the sea you are looking at. Telephone ahead on 07392 969365 if you want to check it is open.

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Before you go

Open every day from 12 noon to 8pm.

It stands on the harbour front in Tobermory by the clock tower. Telephone 07392 969365.

Getting there
CalMac ferry: Oban to Craignure (50 minutes), Lochaline to Fishnish, or Kilchoan to Tobermory.
Hours
Daily, 12:00 to 20:00.
Where
Tobermory harbour front, by the clock tower.

Opening hours

Monday
noon–8pm
Tuesday
noon–8pm
Wednesday
noon–8pm
Thursday
noon–8pm
Friday
noon–8pm
Saturday
noon–8pm
Sunday
noon–8pm

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Where it is

The harbour front, Tobermory, Isle of Mull.

Close byOn Tobermory's harbour front.
  1. The blue front of the Hebridean Whale Centre on Tobermory's Main Street.Hebridean Whale CentreThe Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust's free centre on Tobermory's harbour front, with exhibitions, sightings and talks.Under a mile 1 min by road
  2. Inside The Galleon: white walls, a high ceiling with a round window, tables and a staircase.The GalleonA family-run bistro up the brae from Tobermory's Main Street, with menus that change with the island's larder.Under a mile 1 min by road
  3. The blue front of Brown's on Tobermory's Main Street, a rally car parked outside.Brown's TobermoryA long-established family shop on Tobermory's Main Street selling hardware, kitchenware, wines and malt whisky.Under a mile 1 min by road
  4. Diners at a table by the bright windows of Café Fish, painted fish on the walls.Café FishA seafood restaurant on the upper floor of Tobermory's pier, fed daily by its own fishing boat, the Highlander.Under a mile 1 min by road
  5. A main course at An Cala Ciùin in Tobermory, with asparagus, a potato, a small tart topped with wild garlic flowers and a dark sauce on a grey stone plate.An Cala CiùinA fine dining restaurant on the first floor of the Mishnish Hotel in Tobermory, with tasting menus built on Mull's own produce.Under a mile as the crow flies
  6. Dùn Ara's crag across a green field, the sea and hills beyond under a blue sky.Dùn AraThe ruined stronghold of the MacKinnons on a rocky crag on Mull's north coast, reached on foot from Glengorm.6 miles 14 min by road
Directions
The green 'Tobermory Stores' sign over the shop window, a painted mural below.ShoppingTobermory StoresA step away
The whitewashed front of the Tobermory Distillery visitor centre, painted with the year 1798 and bottles.ToursTobermory distillery0.3 miles
Colourful waterfront houses at Tobermory reflected in still harbour waterAttractionsTobermory0.4 miles
ShoppingIsle of Mull Cheese, Sgriob-ruadh0.8 miles
AttractionsRubha nan Gall Lighthouse0.9 miles
A tall waterfall pouring over dark rock in Aros Park, a burn tumbling through boulders below among trees.AttractionsAros Park Waterfalls1.6 miles
Inside the Glass Barn: tables under a glass roof covered in a green vine, the fields beyond the windows.CafeThe Glass Barn4.5 miles
The dining room at Ar Bòrd in Dervaig, a table laid for dinner on a herringbone rug, with a pine dresser, a bookcase and windows looking out on green fields.RestaurantsAr Bòrd4.9 miles
AttractionsLoch Torr Wildlife Hide5.2 miles

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Stay nearby

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The house's gabled wing with a decked terrace and two chairs, solar panels along the roof, seen across a grassy slope.Borradill House
  • Sleeps 6
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  • 8 miles from Fisherman's Pier
Free 22–25 NovBorradill Cottage, ArdnamurchanBorradill Cottage
  • Sleeps 4
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  • 8 miles from Fisherman's Pier
Free 15–18 NovGlenhurich Lodge, white-harled with dormer windows, at the end of its track behind a beech hedge, snow on the hills beyond.Glenhurich Lodge
  • Sleeps 11
  • In Glenhurich
  • 20 miles from Fisherman's Pier
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