That the daily seafood special is caught by the owner speaks volumes. Snug, welcoming Tigh Ned's has been here since 1897 dishing up inexpensive sandwiches, cottage pie and, of course, fish and chips. They're best enjoyed in Ned's harbour-view beer garden or inside listening to lively trad tunes (weekends, June to August).
Tigh Ned
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