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Shetland Islands

Hill lamb, Vidlin mussels and haddock.

Shetland's restaurants cook what the islands land and grow, and they're happy to tell you where it came from. On Commercial Street in Lerwick, a family kitchen changes its menu with the season, guided by local crofters, fishermen and bakers. Half an hour north at Brae, Britain's most northerly chip shop fries haddock and cod from Shetland ports, with Vidlin mussels and hand-dived scallops besides. Beyond Walls, at the end of a single-track road, a laird's house of 1759 cooks the day's fish and lamb from the hill. Book ahead for dinner, and especially for the house out west.

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Restaurant of the day14 hours ago

No88 Kitchen and Bar.

A family restaurant on Commercial Street, Lerwick, cooking Shetland's own produce, with cocktails and island beer.

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Shetland IslandsNo88 Kitchen and BarRestaurant

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Shetland IslandsBurrastow HouseRestaurant

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From our guide3 hours ago

Burrastow House.

Burrastow stands on its own at the end of a single-track road beyond Walls, a laird's house of 1759 looking across the water to the island of Vaila. The kitchen cooks what Shetland gives it, from fish landed that day to lamb from the hill and vegetables from the garden. Dinner is served in a dining room with a fire and only a few tables, so you will need to book. Enjoy the drive out, as the houses stop and the sea appears on three sides. There are rooms if you would rather stay the night.

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