Da Haaf - Speisekarte

We booked for lunch. Lovely views. The Cullen Skink was fabulous and heartily recommended. The staff were very friendly. Would absolutely go again.

Along the Bay from the museum and castle, easy to find in the NA Fisheries Collage. Wonderful Cullen Skink soup and superb fish dishes. Staff very helpful.

Had lunch here today and it was superb! The Cullen skink was chock full of flavour and the fishcakes to die for. If you're in Scalloway, definitely give this place a try Speisekarte ansehen

This is a wonderful friendly restaurant with excellent food and superb views over Scalloway harbour. We were there on a Friday night and it was packed with local folk always a good sign.

The restaurant has a welcoming ambiance with no unnecessary complications. They serve delicious seafood dishes, whether you prefer classic fish and chips or something more unique. We tried the mussel fritters and seafood ramen, both of which were excellent. The staff provided friendly service and were very accommodating with our young children.

E-mailed to reserve window table.on arrival we were shown to table no where near window.ordered food from very standard menu.food arrived quickly.fish and chips were ok but quite small for the high price.monktail scampi again ok but small portion for the price.£32 for two meals and NO drinks.serving staffs jumper sleeves too long and getting in the way.dont recommend for a special meal. Speisekarte ansehen

Had the afternoon of from work so decided to take my mother out for lunch and after a quick look on trip advisor I found Da Haff restaurant at the nautical college in Scalloway and thought I would give if a shot and I'm glad I did, so I decided to give the fish cakes ago and boy were they good probably the best fish cakes iv had from a restaurant lovely and light with a brilliant ratio of fish to potato (as other place iv had fish cake tend to put far too much potato over fish and they end up to heavy)with a side of chips and cheese and my mother had fish and chips which she said was lovely as well but it could of been better if the chips were home made and not bought in.

I turned up a little early for a lunch reservation and was made to feel very welcome. The ladies who looked after me explained they had reserved a nice window table so they checked if I wanted to wait until that was free : I did. They made sure I was comfy whilst waiting and ensured I had water to hand during that time. These things are simple. Ut often neglected by even the grandest of places.Once ensconced in a lovely spot, I enjoyed a bowl of cullen skink with a home made bannock. It was just perfect, and filling enough as a main meal. But I did manage a very toothsome icecream sundae. Excellent all round in terms of price, service, view and quality of food.Hope to go again fairly soon...

This is a very unlikely location for a restaurant, out of town and in the rather modern looking complex of the NAFC Marine Centre. We had eaten in Da Haaf in 2010 on our first holiday to Shetland and enjoyed the food so much, we decided to try it again this year. The restaurant is also open for dinner on Friday and Saturday evenings from 5:30pm onwards. Upon our arrival we received a very friendly welcome, were shown to our table by the window overlooking Scallaway and immediately offered drinks. We had phoned in advantage to enquiry about vegetarian options and were not disappointed. Both meals were very tasty! The chips and fresh halibut are to die for! The vegetarian option was delicious... Speisekarte ansehen