Grand Seafood platter what a treat. Excellent value for money. No frills eating. Even on a very wet day the queues tell the story. A great way to meet other people from across the world. Quality variety and quantity.

A great place to visit to taste the delights of Oban. It's very popular and can be long queues so get there early. So much choice at very reasonable prices. We tried the oysters, mussels, crab sandwich an the platter . Superb and a must...visit.More

We bought sandwiches and a platter to eat on the Ferry to Barra. Good selection. Well packaged for the journey. It's no frills quality and good value.

A hut on the ferry terminal with a view of the bay and the town. Wooden seats and benches. Dog friendly, sitting under the tables. Leave your leftovers on the table, don't worry about the mess, but totally Covid-safe. Listen to an Andy monologue while...he steams your mussels. You may not fully understand it but his mussels are out of this world. Order the scallops. Definitely. Relish that butter. Listen carefully for your number. Do not lose your ticket or a server in waterproofs and wellies will not hand over the most wonderful seafood from the waters in front of you. If you're in Oban, there are no excuses. If you haven't been to Oban, the Seafood Hut is worth the visit alone. But it is a hut. On the ferry terminal. We visited on a Wednesday in September with not many around, apparently queues are more common place. And honestly didn't see a seagull and I've been to Whitby.More

passed this seafood hut a few times and every time queues waiting to be served seems to be most popular shop in the area

Fresh seafood at reasonable orices. The platters are good with a wide selection of seafood, however, favourite dishes are the scallops (large chipmunks ones) and also the fresh mussels cooked to order.

Adjust your expectations - the clue is in the name 'a hut'. To see that some are 'complaining about the seagulls' suggests some Southern sensibilities. Not everything represents a moment of glory - scallops aren't seared, and come without roe... probably a bit smaller. However,...the Oysters are a revelation. Huge and scrumptious. Mussels were very good too. I doubt the staff there read our Tripadvisor reviews... it's been the same business model for probably the last 30 years, and long may it continue. Only SMALL thing would be to reduce on some of the single use plastic/ polystyrene waste where possible. Only oysters served on metal platter. The men shucking oysters are faultlessly polite and friendly.More