I've been coming to this shop all my life, and when you compare this shop from when I was a kid…read moreit's just a total transformation. The nearest shop that you could compare it to is a Waiterose, it's gone totally upmarket. Great selection to choose from & good display of fresh produce when you compare it to other local places. Lotto available here & free cash machine, bus stop is just across the road. This place is definitely worthy of a 5* plus

One of the more tidier co-op store's it may look small but this shop is well run and well stocked…read morewith grocery's. Lottery machine available here.

The Fruit and Nut Place is a really useful shop selling fresh fruit and vegetables in the wilds of…read moreSkye, far from any big supermarkets. As well as the fresh produce they sell wholefood products - preserves, tinned and dried pulses, cereals and of course nuts of many kinds. The interior is well laid out and it's quite easy to find what you need. There's even a small section with toiletries at one end and a range of herbs and spices. To prevent it all becoming too healthy there are also some chocolate bars of the Green and Black's variety. Service is pretty friendly although you might have to queue as Skye isn't the kind of place where people rush their shopping trips.

Nice to see a business back in this old place, and even better that it's a cafe…read more Over the years I've seen this building as a local corner shop to even a pet supply shop then for it to close and lay empty for years. A group of us drove from the other end of the island just to come here for a coffee and nice coffee it is just as good as some of the best places Glasgow. Large menu display board on the wall, with filled various types of sandwiches, jacket potatoes, salads and some home baking, I doubt that it's all home made as most did have the bought in look. Plenty of parking around the back, free wifi even though I had difficulties logging on. Nice place, I just wish there was more of them around.

Stopped there to grab a coffee and was very much suprised by the quality of the coffee, the range…read moreof products offered, the hospitable atmosphere and the free WiFi. Just a 2 minutes detour from A865 which crosses the island north to south. Give it a try for a quick snack, a proper lunch or a good quality coffee.

Hebridean Smokehouse is located on the Isle of North Uis, in the Outer Hebrideas clean waters that…read moresurround the shores support all the salmon and sea trout they use to make their special peat and beechwood smoked products and the small local inshore fishing fleet land the very best hand dived scallops for them to smoke with locally cut peat. Smoking locally reared and landed fish and shellfish here on North Uist for nearly 30 years. The expert team that has earned Hebridean Smokehouse a reputation for producing the very best smoked salmon - in the words of Prue Leith, "the best in the world". They also have oat cakes, hampers their own flavoured butters, pate's to heberdean wool throws. Mail order available and samples available in store

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.

World's best shortbread, no doubt about it! Thick rounds, with lots of butter, and baked at high…read moretemperature so it stays moist but is also firm on the outside and perfectly crumbly. Worth making a trip to Skye just to try this shortbread!

Italian Tourist: "S'cuse! Do you have, ah, looonch?" Granny:…read more"Sorry, we don't have lunch. We only have drinks, pastries, soups, and sandwiches..." My wife and a got good little laugh at that. For the rest of the world that is plenty to offer for lunch, but for the British, those are just light snacks. The Italians were plenty happy with the offerings. £1.60 for a basic small teapot. Scones come with a lovely ménage trois of tasty jams. My walnut coffee cake is the best coffee cake I'd have ever eaten. The charming grannies that run this place are a delight. Most importantly: your last chance to use the toilet before hiking Neist Point!

Lovely little cafe where I stopped and had grilled cheese with onion and tomato and lentil soup…read more It's a very small town and the other restaurants were closed but I was pleasantly surprised by the quality. The proprietor was lovely and the service exemplary.

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!