Such friendly and welcoming staff. Yellow Hare is located right by the ferry dock and was a great…read morehelp is directing us to what we needed. The coffee and food was excellent as well!

One of the two hotels in this area. Simple hotel, comfortable room, very clean, and quiet…read more Food at restaurant is locally sourced. Ok price, Hotel located on the road toward the light house. (Dinner £20 pers pers, room £40 ).

Not impressed. We got sandwiches take-away, and they were just not very good. Stopped here after…read morethe ferry ride and before we took the steam train to Fort William. We had 45 minutes, and we thought some hot sandwiches would be better than cold food from the market. They were out of panini's (for which we'd asked) but did toasties (I'm assuming the bread is different - otherwise they seemed the same). I opted for the special roast beef roll and wish I hadn't. It had flavorless horseradish sauce, and the roast beef was on par with week old leftover roast. Terrible. The family was also not impressed with the toasties (ham and cheese, and chicken). "Just ok". They seemed to be out of lots of stuff. I can understand being out of some breakfast breads (they were out of a lot), but at 1:00 pm I'd think they would have their sandwiches. It may be good for coffee (as in other review), but if you're looking for a quick bite before the ferry or train I'd look elsewhere.

Very cozy spot for a nice hot cup, and relax. Very friendly and homelike. Free WiFi makes a nice…read morespot to hang for a bit. My coffee was excellent!

A great place to grab lunch or a beer while waiting for the ferry. I had a beef stroganoff pie and…read morepastie and it was delicious. The staff were very polite and friendly!

The food was out of this world! The Cullen Skink is the best we've had; and the Venison bagel…read moredelicious. The atmosphere is relaxed and the view is stunning. The employees are very welcoming and friendly.

An Crubh was a great introduction to the Isle of Skye, just a few miles north after we arrived on…read morethe ferry from Mallaig. It is a real anchor for the local community- good for travelers but not a tourist trap. We purchased maps and got great local information. The staff throughout the center were attentive and very helpful. The cafe offered a good selection of coffee/cappuccino, soups and sandwiches, and dessert/snacks. Specials and other lunch fare was available. Seating was bright and airy, with great views out the large picture windows. The general store has staples, fresh breads, fruits, vegetables, and local specialty products. The Post Office was a surprising plus- a great help for travelers. The meeting space is open and inviting- a great addition to the local community.