Restaurant recommendations

We were just in Portree and enjoyed the food at Dulse & Brose at The Bosville. In Glasgow we had a great meal at the Ox and Finch which is in the West End. They do small plates and have a varied menu.

Ullapool --- I can tell you for certain that right now getting a table to dine in at a restaurant probably requires a reservation. Two restaurants closed at the end of last season (The Frigate & Morefield Motel) and so it's a bit of a challenge. There is also a shortage of workers so some places are altering the days & times they are open and modifying their menu. Your best bet is to google Places to Eat in Ullapool and plan accordingly. Now in October things are a bit quieter so you may be fine just walking in.
Restaurants I like:
The Ceilidh Place - (0) 1854 612103 (Add +44 and drop the 0 if calling from the States)
Lunch 12 noon - 3pm Dinner 5pm - 8:30pm
You need to phone to make a reservation

The Arch Inn - (0) 1854 612454
Lunch 12noon - 2pm Dinner 5:30 - 9pm (Wednesday - Sunday)
They have an online "Book a Table" or you can phone them if that's easier.

There are many other good places you can also try.

Takeaway:

The Seafood Shack has been voted the best seafood takeaway in the North Coast 500 (12 noon - 6pm - Everyday & they've added a tent with tables for people to use especially if the weather is dicey).
Other places offer Chinese, Indian, soups, salads & sandwiches and much more.
There is a new pizza takeaway place, The Oak and Grain. The pizza is delicious! They are on Facebook.
The West Coast Delicatessen is offering a Graze Box & a Banquet Box to help alleviate the dining situation. The boxes are for 2 people and look amazing. You can take a look at what is included on their website www.westcoastdeli.co.uk

I'm certain you will find something to your liking. I hope this helps.

Inverness- We liked The Mustard Seed for dinner and Rendezvous Cafe for breakfast.