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Scotland, United Kingdom Food Guide: 7 British food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Kyleakin
Find out what British restaurants to try in Kyleakin. Kyleakin (/kaɪlˈɑːkɪn/; Scottish Gaelic: Caol Àcain) is a village situated on the east coast of the Isle of Skye in the Inner Hebrides, Scotland. The village is along the strait of Kyle Akin opposite the northwest Scottish mainland town of Kyle of Lochalsh. Kyleakin is within the parish of Strath.
Restaurants in Kyleakin
7. Claymore Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 742 reviews
Reviewed By Mike L
We visit this area a lot with work, and the Claymore is one of our favourites. Tonight was busy, and the service was slow, but thatâs OK and understandable. However the food was appalling and overpriced, not seen that here before. The mussel broth was bland and watery, my chicken was cremated and inedible dumped on frozen chips with a few uninspiring lettuce leaves. We had 3 pints, 3 cokes and the bill was £103 for 3 of us with no desserts. Not good.
6. Restaurant at Kinloch Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 481 reviews
Food is the crowning part of the Kinloch experience. Feeding you well at every opportunity is something we take extremely seriously. Claire Macdonald started the kitchens at Kinloch with a mission to make the most of the wonderful local produce on offer.
Reviewed By Jeff216
Iâve been fortunate enough to eat in a few high class restaurants in my time and can certainly applaud this one. The chef is inventive with his food and never fails to deliver the quality and taste expected of this caliber of restaurant.Thoroughly recommended
5. Red Skye Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1041 reviews
Located in the Old Schoolhouse building in Breakish only 6 miles over the bridge in the beautiful Isle of Skye, Red Skye Restaurant aims to provide a wonderfully relaxed yet creative dining experience. Open 6 days per week from March till October with exc
Reviewed By M G
We called in for lunch having prebooked (which is advisable). The restaurant was busy, and whilst our order was taken promptly by a very good hostess/waitress, we had to wait around 40 minutes for our food to arrive. The kitchen is small and only staffed by one person as far as we could see, and this limits the speed of output if it is busy. We had a main course and dessert. Beef blade as a main course was very tasty, and the burgers are of a good quality, but only a meagre serving of chips was forthcoming. The lack of green vegetables was a disadvantage. Belgium chocolate mousse as a dessert was good, but overpriced. There is a good selection of local beers and also a wine list/menu, but all drinks are expensive.
4. Saucy Mary's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 430 reviews
Pub Food
Reviewed By S P
The best thing about this place was that it was nice and toasty warm, and the waitress was nice. The person behind the counter taking orders was curt (putting it nicely), and was acting exasperated at the non-English speakers that were placing their orders. My soup was terrible, like someone had dumped a handful of sugar in it. My daughter's bolognese was edible, and my husband's fish was fresh and well prepared.
3. King Haakon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
Reviewed By Holi-Ray
Visited the King Haakon on our hiking trip around Skye. Great views of the Skye bridge and the Kyle Akin.This is a popular bar and restaurant so grab a table when you get the chance. Sports shown on numerous screens around the bar so can get noisy depending what games are showing. If the bar is too busy or too noisy, they also have the adjacent restaurant to choose from as an alternative option.Sevice is attentive and efficient no matter how busy they were and food is great value pub style grub with a decent selection of beers to choose from.
2. Castle Moil Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 261 reviews
Reviewed By DonkScotland
There are not many places one can return to after 50 years and find them much as you remembered - but in the best of ways. Stopped in here for coffee after a week on nearby Raasay, and while it's been well maintained, the layout and feel of the hotel hadn't really changed much from my student days when, working in a nearby guest house for the summer, I spent quite a bit of off duty time with some of the local young people who'd befriended my colleague and me - granted more often in the bar!Warmly welcomed, we enjoyed a good cup of coffee and an outstanding slice of gluten free/vegetarian chocolate orange tart - with the bonus of a chat with the cheery waitress, who was kept busy with minibus travellers popping in. It's a great location too, so don't just come off the bridge and turn north, or you'll miss this unpretentious, friendly and well run restaurant, as well as the views and the story of Eilean Ban (the lighthouse island) where Gavin Maxwell (Ring of Bright Water) lived with his otters. Happy memories!
Kyleakin Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Kyleakin
1. Harry's Coffee Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By thesingletraveller
Came here as I was staying in Kyleakin . What a great place sat outside in the sunshine with my friend who I had meet up with . Would certainly recommend it
Where to eat Scottish food in Kyleakin: The Best Restaurants and Bars
