I recently tried BradanisGruth - Traditional Highland Crowdie with Peat Smoked Salmon and Blac…read morePepper, at £4.50 for 140g tub I initially thought expensive, but in fact not. Really lovely with oatie type biscuits. Look forward to purchase other products.

I have had the peat smoked and beech smoked salmon, couldn't get any better. Also the smoked salmon…read morepate is wonderful, but the smoked scallops have to be the best ever. May seem a little expensive, but worth every bite. When ordering on line or on the phone, the staff are very friendly and helpful. Definitely would strongly recommend.

It was a Scottish pub feel with amazing food. People broke out singing and we made lifelong friends!read more

First, we were warmly greeted by patrons, dogs and a bartender. I requested an Irish coffee but she…read morerecommended the local whiskey for a Scottish Coffee- excellent! Our four top was off to the side overlooking their patio and the bay. Our soup of the day and special goat cheese salads were super yummy and large portions. The Chicken burger and chowder were also excellent!

My first visit but I'll definitely be back. I had the baked cod in a saffron sauce with hasselback…read morepotatoes - delicious! Lots of produce locally source which is a winner for me. Trusted favourites have a cool local twist. I'm just sorry they're not open in the evening. Hope that happens soon.

Friendly and enjoyable atmosphere. Massive portions hence good value. Crispy chile chicken is greatread more

Small menu covers good ground in terms of the dietary spectrum, and the service is very friendly…read moreand reasonably quick for a cook-to-order operation with only one person manning the truck :) I had the veggie haggis on a roll, which was delicious, although I must confess to not knowing anything about what real haggis would taste like. My husband is in the same boat on not having tried the traditional haggis, but also liked the veggie haggis. The veggie haggis is vegetarian and, if the butter sauce is omitted, it appears that it can be made vegan (butter sauce is egg-free). The porridge appears to be vegan by default, and the soup of the day for today sounded like it was also vegan or at least vegetarian (vegetables and coconut). The burgers and rolls are meant to be eaten there, and are handed to you partially wrapped in a napkin and a small paper bag that you could open and put the burger in if you needed to transport it, but it is just paper and the grease/oil would eventually make it's way through. They have wooden disposable utensils as well. Great food truck, and a nice place to stop for a view and a bite :) Thank you for having vegetarian options!

Nothing special. Jackfruit was flavorless and the smashburger dry and tasteless with only a slaw to…read moreliberate it and that has nothing special.

Amazing outstanding. Will do again!! Loved the food, the service and ambience. Worth the wait. Esp…read moremussels!

This was the best restaurant I went to in Portree. The pan seared scallops were really delicious…read moreand the butternut squash puree underneath was truly the perfect complement. The sticky toffee pudding was slightly on the sweet side, but still very enjoyable. You have to order either 2 or 3 courses and the price for 2 courses is GBP 35.50. My only reason for giving 4 stars is that I thought it was a bit pricey for the portion sizes. The staff are super friendly, especially the one guy who appeared to be the manager. He was very attentive and made sure I was enjoying my meal. The interior is very nicely decorated with some Scottish-themed decor and plenty of natural light. The restaurant is conveniently located in the center of the town. I know it can get quite busy, but I was fortunate to come for dinner just before 7pm and find a table with no wait. Overall, despite the price, I was very happy with my meal at Cuchullin and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a nice dinner in Portree.

Masses of people come out to hike--or as I should be saying since this is the UK, walk--the…read moreQuiraing, but unless you bring you own food in, there are hardly any restaurants or cafes to sit down for a meal within miles. Among the few is the Kilmartin. It's a modest and plain cafe that's connected to the community center in Staffin. I wouldn't say it qualifies as four-star dining, but given the lack of choices, it got the job done and we were happy to have it available after our Quiraing adventure. We had lunch plates with sandwiches (smoked salmon for me), salad, and chips. Pretty basic, but everything seemed fresh. The cafe has giant picture windows that provides plentiful natural light, but given the generally spectacular and even surreal scenery on the Trotternish Peninsula, the views here are merely pleasant. Call it 3.5 stars

Words cannot describe what an amazing lunch my friend and I had after hiking the Olde Man of Storr…read more The fish and chips was brilliant with a lovely tarter sauce, and my friends sandwich was terrifically cheese and meaty. It was the French fries though that were the absolute BOMB. The server said they were triple cooked? All I know is they were thick and big and crispy yet had potato still inside and a great fried potato flavor. Perfect! Great service, comfortable decor. All in all brilliant.

The food is a solid 4 stars, but the view is 5. Absolutely breathtaking views across the bay. We…read morehad soup (seafood chowder was great) and then split a delicious piece of cake. This was the first latte I ordered in the UK that wasn't just weakly flavored hot milk. Even if there were other places within a 30 minute drive, this would still be my first pick.

With great ocean views the Machair Kitchen maintained the spirit of Harris with honesty and…read moreintegrity by the chefs and waiting team. Loved it.

The best fish and chips. I've never had such delicious fish & chips in the USA. The menu was small…read morethough. It's conveniently located if you are staying in the hotel, or beed a hot meal and drink after hiking. The Fairy pools (strenuous hike) is nearby, so you'll need sustenance afterwards. Service is good, it's a friendly place with sports bar ambiance and a few hundred types of whiskey.

We had lunch on the Isle of Skye after visiting the Fairy Pools…read more Seumas' bar was the most perfect spot it seemed, since it really was the only spot we'd noticed. We were able to find parking, use the facilities and take a spot. After a quick review of the menu and a short discussion the Scot made way to the counter and placed our orders. I got the soup (Stilton and broccoli - I now like that a lot) And he got a burger. We got our cans of coke, which tastes so much better there, and sat at our table. Not long after, our food was delivered. The soup in a large crock with a crusty roll and the burger looked delish. We were most certainly hungry too, since we ate with relish and rarely spoke. We opted to get dessert here, and chose the Sticky Toffee pudding.. It was good, but it tasted as though it had burnt a bit, not bad, but not the best, and it came with a melon ball scoop of ice cream.