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.

Cute little breakfast place just by the Portree Harbour. They have windows where you can look out…read moreover the water and the skyline and see the boats coming in. Snag a table by the window if you can. The decor is super cute! Lots of little hanging items, they have a spoon chandelier and some glass pieces as a mobile. They also have cute little cows for salt and pepper shakers. Cups are adorable too, overall this place stands out for atmosphere and coffee The staff comes over to the table to take your order. I have to say the coffee here is outstanding, they also have different daily specials here on the blackboard and they do have pastries that you can grab and go. They also have free wifi. You do have to go to the counter and pay once you're done The full breakfast was just ok and the scotch pie the same- the food was good but I wouldnt say great. It is fresh and filling, no matter! This place is a great option in Portree.

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.

If you have the privilege to be on the Isle of Skye, stop by this sweet, tiny, cafe. Inside is only…read morea counter and a mini gift shop. The owner makes a lovely latte, that pairs well with a baked item. My friend and I shared one of their incredible brownies, studded with chocolate chips and dusted with powered sugar. The views cannot be beat.

What a pleasant visit to this cafe. We were cold and exhausted from our hike and we passed this…read moreplace and stopped. So amazing. Very cozy and great fresh baked cakes with lots of drink options. The view is stunning. Sit by the window and you wont need anything else! Good coffee and view! Parking is small- only room for 5 parking spots!

5/5 WOW. Listen..I take pizza seriously...As Dave Portnoy says "One bite, everybody knows the…read morerules."Staying on Skye and ordered takeaway tonight! I ordered the Glasrach pizza (add jalepenos)! The wood-fired crust was delicious & the sun-blush tomatoes and olives complimented the mozzarella perfectly. Also, grabbed the Berries & Cherries Old Mout Cider to pair with it. This was the perfect meal for a cozy night at our AirBnB w/the beautiful backdrop of Skye Highly recommend!!!

Nice, low-key restaurant focusing on pizza in Broadford, where it's otherwise often hard to find…read morefood that's good and not very fancy. We came here for dinner with the kids after a boat trip to Loch Coruisk in Elgol and we were pleasantly surprised by the experience. The restaurant is very low-key and has an almost American restaurant feel. There's less of an expectation of reservations and things just feel a bit more chill. We sat outside, which wasn't the nicest patio/deck, but you could see a mountain in the distance when you weren't looking at the parking lot. The restaurant focused on pizza including having a variety of specials. The pizzas were all good and my son in particular liked the cheese pizza. The only complaint was that it turns out the margarita pizza was also just the cheese pizza. Fortunatley, my son ate almost all of that leaving us to have the more interesting ones. They also had an above average beer list including beers in bottles from two different breweries on Skye as well as better-than-expected beer from other Islands. I hadn't ever had any beer from Cuillin Brewery before and enjoyed the Pinnacle Ale and the Skull Splitter scotch ale from Orkney Brewery was very good.

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. "

After we were finished with our activities, we came here for a late lunch. It was quite busy, but…read moreluckily we were seated without much of a wait. We shared two items. We went with the (four) langoustines as a starter and calamari as a main (which comes with a salad and chips). The salad was light and refreshing. The langoustines with garlic butter was yummy as was the crispy calamari. I also eyed our neighboring table's fish & chips. Overall, a nice lunch spot with delicious seafood.

This is recommendations from our host. Own of the best meals I had in Skye. It opens 11-9pm and…read moreseafood is very fresh. We tried scallops and langoustines (I ordered two: garlic and sweet chili sauce). Scallops were very fresh and soft. Sweet chili sauce langoustines were very tasteful. Loved all!

Bog Myrtle Café feels like stepping into the coziest corner of Scotland. The room is filled with…read morebooks, flowers, and soft light from mismatched lamps, and every table looks like it was set by someone's sweet, artsy grandmother. The food was the highlight. The bacon and egg sourdough waffles were crisp and flavorful, and the cheddar chive scone was warm, flaky, and outrageously good. You can tell they actually care about what comes out of the kitchen. The coffee, though, didn't quite live up to the rest. My cappuccino lost its foam almost instantly, and the americano tasted more like basic drip coffee. Not terrible, just underwhelming compared to everything else. Still, the atmosphere, friendly service, and incredible food make this place worth coming back to. I'd just skip the cappuccino next time and stick to what they do best.

Small menu but AMAZING food! Had savory porridge, Turkish eggs, pistachio latte, and sea salt…read morechocolate cookies and raved about everything. Be prepared for a smaller spot, so you may have a wait or split a larger group, but a well recommended spot.

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.

Nice gallery with artists there and available. A pleasant roadside spot to stretch with easy…read moreparking available. In the heart of what seems to have quickly become a quite hoity toity enclave

My brothers and I were hoping to find some locally made souvenirs during our trip in Scotland…read more While we were on Skye we came across a booklet of local artists, saw Ellishadder Gallery's page, and decided to drive there en route to a hike we had planned up north. This business is operated out of the artist's beautiful home. She has a studio where she displays her work (pillows, blankets, etc) and the loom she uses to weave these. She also runs a cafe from her home. When we arrived she showed us how the loom works, and my brothers both ordered coffees (and were pleased that she brought out two french presses instead of the instant coffee they'd been getting everywhere else in Scotland). I ended up buying a pillow from her and my brother got a blanket. If you bought something similar in the states the pricing would be very comparable. We stuck around and chatted with Maggie (owner and operator) for awhile. It's a little off the beaten path, we were the only ones there at the time. It was a great stop and I'm really glad we dropped by.