The green 'Tobermory Stores' sign over the shop window, a painted mural below.
Isle of Mull

Tobermory Stores

An independent grocer and delicatessen on Tobermory's Main Street, with Mull produce and food to take away.

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Welcome

Tobermory Stores is a local, independent grocer and delicatessen at the end of Tobermory's Main Street, in a pale blue building under a green sign.

It sells a wide range of the Isle of Mull's own produce, from local meat and cheese to biscuits and shortbread, alongside Scottish and British family brands with a long history, and it has plenty of organic, fair trade, vegan and gluten-free food.

It is also the place to stock up for a day out: it makes filled breakfast rolls, sandwiches and salad boxes, coffee, cakes and snacks, hot and cold food to take away all day, and packed lunches and deli boxes. It opens early, at 7am from Monday to Saturday, and later on Sunday; hours can change with the season, so check if you are going late. The painted harbour front, the pier and the whale centre are all a short walk along Main Street.

Round the cornerThe GalleonA family-run bistro up the brae from Tobermory's Main Street, with menus that change with the island's larder.1 min by roadSee itInside The Galleon: white walls, a high ceiling with a round window, tables and a staircase.
Before you go

Google gives Monday to Saturday 7am to 6pm and Sunday 9am to 4pm; the Tobermory site's page gives later hours, so check if you are going late.

60 Main Street. Telephone 01688 302808.

Getting there
CalMac ferry: Oban to Craignure (50 minutes), Lochaline to Fishnish, or Kilchoan to Tobermory.
Hours
Mon to Sat from 07:00; Sunday shorter.
Where
60 Main Street, Tobermory.

Opening hours

Their website
Monday
7am–6pm
Tuesday
7am–6pm
Wednesday
7am–6pm
Thursday
7am–6pm
Friday
7am–6pm
Saturday
7am–6pm
Sunday
9am–4pm
Stay nearby

Places to stay near the shop, and when each is next free.

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