John and his wife are working be bakery alone now, due to labor shortages in the area. Hours are…read morefrom 10:00AM - 2:00PM, closed on Sunday. They are only doing carry out for now. Wonderful bread and scones and charming people. I'm going back to sample more.

This is my favorite type of bakery, if you're looking for one with all of the pretty stuff like I…read moresee in the French bakeries, this isn't for you. If you're looking for one that me reminds me of my grandmothers kitchen on the farm, this is your spot. Had a beef pie, shortbread, one with custard and berries, all was outstanding. It may be a bit of a wait, but if that bothers you, you're missing half the fun.

While it is not the Four Seasons, it is clean, well run and relatively quiet. The gentleman at the…read morefront desk is friendly and helpful and the breakfast is hot and decent. What more do you want when visiting the Isle of Skye? Located next to the Co-op grocery store in the picturesque village of Portree, The Caledonian is a good place to drop your bags and go exploring. If you want luxury and high speed WiFi, keep looking but if you want a clean place to sleep, this just may be the place for you.

Stopped in with my wife for lunch…read more My wife has a gluten and dairy allergy, and I've got a tree nut allergy, Alpha-Gal, plus a diabetes kicker. The kitchen was knowledgeable and accommodating--no long explanation required, which is always a good sign. They also had a couple of gluten-free desserts available, which is a bonus worth mentioning. She had the burger, I had the fried chicken sandwich. Both were good. Nothing flashy about the place, but that's not what you're here for. Solid, straightforward lunch spot in Portree. Good for: quick lunch with friends Would return.

This is an adorable coffee and decadent sweets shop. The presentation alone of the treats in the…read morecase is worth the stop.

Fantastic little bakery and cafe along the main street in Dunvegan. Don't waste your time at the…read morebakery down the street...for real. This place was excellent from the latte we ordered to the two different tarts we ordered served warm with cream and berry sauce. Amazing taste, quality and freshness and very friendly staff in a cozy setting. Be aware they only accept cash but you will not be disappointed!

Really cool place to stop by and get a warm drink after taking the Distillery tour a few steps…read moreahead.

Caora Dhubh is a great little coffee shop right across the street from Talisker Distillery. We went…read morehere a few times during our stay in the area. It's certainly the best coffee around, and would hold its own in any major city. The owners are super friendly, and know what they're doing. They've got artisan beans from Edinburgh, a La Marzocco espresso machine, the works. They serve some desserts and chocolates as well. And there are toilets around the corner of the building. There's no seating inside, but there is a bench outside, and plenty of places to sit within walking distance. I really have nothing bad to say about the place. So if you're looking for some decent coffee (I know my wife was after a few days out here on Skye), this is your place!

We got boxed lunches here during a day long tour of the island. The crustless quiche was light,…read moreflavorful, and filling. The goodies of a Blondie brownie and walnut bread were exquisite! Thankfully, I was hiking plenty, and enjoyed both desserts back to back.

This was a place I scoped out before coming into town and had it on my "must-try" list before…read moreleaving Portree/Skye. We walked from our accommodations in town, and it was a lovely little walk on a pleasant autumn day after hiking up to Storr and down to An Corran beach. It was getting awfully close to closing time for them, so I was a bit concerned they might not have much selection, but they absolutely did. We picked up two packets of shortbread and a spicy sweet potato hand pie thing, which we devoured most of on the walk back to our place. We finished the rest of it alongside some other snacks acquired from the Co-op for a very pleasant dinner. It was affordable and the items were well-made.

Portree's a very busy little town full of tourists and also a stopping point for cruise ships. It…read morewas super busy when we arrived. Service was 5 star, the food was excellent and ambiance definitely family.

Great breakfast places for scones, tea, coffee, and several variations of a full Scottish…read morebreakfast. Mine had great black pudding...egg...sausage. Yum. Great selection of teas including chai and lapsang suchang. Terrific place.

Lovely, warm, cosy place for a stop if you're driving the Trotternish peninsula…read more After days of tasty meat pies, sausages, and fish n chips I needed at least one healthy meal. £7 for a delicious combo of soup, bread, brie, and salad. This was also probably the healthiest meal during my 2 week UK trip. Soup was a nice butternut squash which had a nice zing to it...I asked about this, and the owner/chef Ella herself came out to tell me it was coriander. Groovy!

A few bites from our experience review: "After the long hike…read moreto Quirlang, we were tired and wet. A small, local café near the sea sounded like a perfect spot to eat and warm up." "The souvenir shop within the cafe (or vice-versa?) had a second purpose - entertaining guests while they waited for their meals." "Smokey light air outside with hints of sea salt brought in a feeling of a small town. "

Lovely place in this quaint little town ! Excellent food , service and ambiance ! People here are…read morekind and lovely. Food is really fresh and made to order. Desserts are also great. The view from the restaurant is really nice and I can't recommend a better place than this.

I have to believe that the only reason this place is still in business is because there are enough…read moretourists that will eat here when there is literally nowhere else to go. Six items were on the menu: a soup of the day (rice and chicken) with bread, a ham and cheese sandwich, a chicken/bacon/sweetcorn sandwich (check the TripAdviser reviews if you want to hear more about that one), a vegan cheese and pickle sandwich, a pulled pork wrap, and a falafel/mango chutney wrap. Five pages of the six-page menu were drinks, coffee, and alcohol. This is not a food place. It looks like one. Based on old reviews and photos, maybe it used to be one. I did come in the afternoon, so maybe it's better for breakfast. Or maybe not. For the amount and quality of sandwich I got for 5 quid, I should have just gotten a meal deal at the co-op. Genuinely, a meal deal sandwich would have been better quality. My ham and cheese did have both ingredients, but the cheese was shredded and the ham was very thin-sliced and overwhelmed by the cheese. My guess is that it's made to be toasted, hence the shredded cheese, and that was an option for 20 pence-- but why on God's green Earth would you serve a cold sandwich with shredded cheese? The bread was bland and basic-- fine if you're making yourself something at home, but not something worth paying for at all. (Again, it was like a meal deal sandwich. But worse. I would never disrespect a meal deal sandwich like this.) Based on the service (or lack thereof) we received from the very beginning, I should have listened to my intuition and gotten up to find somewhere better. The wait staff are called that, I assume, because they will wait ten minutes for you to ask them if they can take your order, only to be repeatedly rude to you when you politely ask for the bare minimum amount of service. Full disclosure: I have worked in food service before. I sympathize with anyone who has to deal with customers. But when we weren't served, and went up to ask if our order could be taken, we were snapped at and told to go back to our table. No "apologies, someone will be there shortly". Not even a "sorry for the wait, we're very busy right now". Just "go back to your table". So we did. Which was a huge mistake. I've lived in Scotland for more than a year and I don't know if I've ever had a meal that depressing since living here. And I've made Pasta in Sauce at 3am with just water because I ran out of milk. I won't be too hard on our table's waiter because he was very young and inexperienced, and I expect he's received minimal, if any, training on how to wait tables. I honestly felt bad for him. He looked as though he would rather be anywhere else. In that way I felt a real connection to the wait staff; in fact, it was the only time I actually felt truly seen by them. I, too, would rather have been anywhere else. But that's not necessarily the vibe you want to be getting when you walk into a place. This place would be better off selling ready-made, takeaway sandwiches rather than masquerading as a restaurant and disappointing us at every turn. Seriously. Not to quote other media in a literal Yelp review, but my expectations were low and I was still let down. The only saving grace of this place was that it was clean and had wifi that was strong enough for me to send this picture of my sandwich to my friends and go "????????". Also there were two very cute dogs outside, although I don't believe they were hired by the restaurant. If you're desperate for food and don't really mind what you're spending money on, then this place is fine. Like I said, at least it's clean and has decent wifi. But I would not waste my time here twice.

The two of us were seated on a first come first served policy at a 6-top table (the only table…read moreavailable) with the understanding that they might need to seat another couple at the far end. Fine. No problem. We settled in and ordered. Then a girl that seemed to have an inflated sense of self importance came over and insisted that we pack up and move to a newly opened 2-top. I found it very unsettling. If a party of 6 were to come looking for a table they surely would have understood, due to their party size, that they would need to wait 10-15 minutes. Sure enough, 2 different 6-tops opened within 10 minutes after we moved to our new seat. There was no need to treat us so rudely.