An Tobar — Restaurant in Scotland

Had lunch today which was quite underwhelming. Only 7 other people so can’t say they were rushed off their feet. We both had bland Asparagus & Courgette soup which was flavourless. We asked for some salt as there wasn’t any seasoning in the soup. Also had a Beetroot, Goats Cheese ( I think ) and hummus toasted sandwich which had hardly any filling. It also was devoid of flavour, couldn’t even taste any hummus. Didn’t bother with drinks. To be fair to An Tobar we have eaten there quite a bit over the time we’ve lived here and usually have great food but unfortunately today was an expensive disappointment. Your comments would be...

I had been to Tobermory many times but never explored the upper street, tye walk up the steep hill was very worthwhile as we discovered An Tobar gallery. They had an exhibition of work from the Glasgow Print Studio which was amazing. Really inventive works all with amazing views out the windows across Tobermory Bay. We didn't eat any food but were served the most delicious coffee all in a relaxed and colourful environment. The staff were also very friendly and happy to chat to us, so worth the walk...

Community hub with a small café. Some local art is on display and available for purchase. Hot drinks with plant milk were available; however, there were no lunch options and only three cakes on offer, none of which were vegan. Staff were friendly and apologetic, stating they had previously offered vegan cake but had difficulty sourcing ingredients locally. I did find vegan cake in much more remote locations on Mull, though. A shame—being the only veggie place on the island, I would’ve liked...