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Top 10 restaurants in Edinbane, United Kingdom (UK)
Edinbane in United Kingdom (UK), from Europe region, is best know for Reservations. Discover best restaurants in Edinbane with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
1. Loch Bay Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 594 reviews
An intimate and contemporary Scottish restaurant with classic French influences in the beautiful fishing village of Stein, Isle of Skye.
Reviewed By Mkhulujo - Phalaborwa
What a step up from our last visit. A thoroughly fine dining experience with excellent service. The change of ownership has produced a wondrous transformation from pretend to real fine dining. With the current set up this is really something to enjoy if you're in this neck of the woods. Highly highly recommended.
2. The Three Chimneys
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
The Three Chimneys Restaurant is one of Scotland's most iconic restaurants, set in a stunning location beside the sea in the north west corner of the Isle of Skye. Colbost is situated on the shores of Loch Dunvegan, a wide sea loch that opens into The Minch, the narrow stretch of sea between Skye and the Outer Hebrides. The views are stunning whatever the time of year. The Three Chimneys is famous for specialising in the freshest local produce including wonderful seafood from the immediate coastal waters. the restaurant has been owned by husband and wife, Eddie and Shirley Spear. The couple bought the traditional stone-walled croft house in 1984 and developed the business into what it is today, with an amazing worldwide reputation. The Three Chimneys has won countless awards and accolades. Head Chef, Scott Davies and his Brigade of young chefs are passionate about preparing and cooking the finest local ingredients. Waitrose Good Food Guide UK Restaurant of the Year 2018.
Reviewed By Mandy W - Fareham, United Kingdom
We booked dinner for 5 friends and were not disappointed from start to finish. We had pre dinner drinks in the lounge with wonderful accompanying snacks. Dinner was superb with excellent service and great recommendations on matching wines. A very warm, friendly & relaxing atmosphere...MoreThank you Mandy W for a warm and friendly review of your evening with us. Greatly appreciated.
3. The Old School Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
We are a family run business in our 30th year of trade, serving seafood and other locally grown and harvested produce, Scottish Meat and Game, craft Scottish Beers, wines and spirits. We are open from Mon-Thursday for light lunches, Sunday Lunch for a 2/3 course menu, and 7 nights a week from 6pm.
Reviewed By Peregrina83 - London, United Kingdom
Definitely one of the best meal we've had in Scotland, and definitely an "old school" restaurants. No-fuss, high-quality, delicious traditional Scottish food (including the best Cranachan of our trip) and very good service. We had a lovely night - definitely recommended.
4. Sea Breezes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By JAYCEE9DERBY - DERBY
Without doubt this was a tasty meal but it was probably not quite as good as I had hoped. I had been assured that this restaurant was “superb” but to be honest, my mum cooks as well as this.
It was disappointing not to find any Cullen skink on the menu. Instead, I had the chowder for a starter. Strangely, It defied my understanding of chowder because it didn’t seem to contain either milk or cream: it was a rather thin tomato broth. All the same, it was well-seasoned and satisfying. I then followed with the sea bass, which was sadly lacking a really nice, crisp skin.
The dessert menu was not at all tempting which made it easy to preserve my waist-line, hopefully, by stopping short of dessert. In my view, what the restaurant was lacking in its variety of desserts, it made up for in the price of those desserts. Any place where I can easily resist dessert isn’t worth the effort. Still, I shouldn’t be unfair: a seafood restaurant isn’t going to excel at desserts so, no surprise there.
Overall this was a reasonably satisfying meal but not a great one. The restaurant is quite small and intimate and has a nice atmosphere. Service is very friendly and “relaxed” if a little too slow. I fully expected it to be expensive (and it is) because there’s a perception that fish is costly plus this is a harbour-side restaurant in a picturesque location. However, I wouldn’t say it was either very special or very good value for money.
5. The Isle of Skye Baking Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 275 reviews
Food shop with seats - contemporary bakery specialising in artisan bread, shortbread and oatcakes. All food is available in compostible containers for take away or take a seat! Wood burning stove in winter, free parking, child friendly area. Viewing window to watch the bakery in production. Excellent coffee, homemade soups, filled lunch breads and patisserie.
Reviewed By Ceciliqe - Copenhagen, Denmark
It is a little walk away from Portree center, but they make excellent bread. We bought our lunch from here. It is very very good and I will definitely recommend the place!
Upstairs there is some sort of art store with many interesting things. Everyone in my family bought something from there.
6. Edinbane Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 932 reviews
Reviewed By LondonScottsdale - London
The best meal on Skye since we were here last (and that includes two very highly rated establishments) Christmas menu excellent with superb Turkey dish and all the trimmings. Also a fantastic featherblade of beef. Finished off with
excellent Pannacotta. Great consistency and very friendly helpful local staff - other restaurants could learn from the recruitment and training of staff here
7. Jann's Cakes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 460 reviews
A high quality organic cake shop selling our own handmade organic cakes and chocolates.
Reviewed By LondonScottsdale - London
Limited Seating for our Toasted Sandwich and Coffee - we called in as we were using the nearby toilets - why does a restaurant serving hot food not have an accessible WC.
Toasted Scottish Cheddar Sandwich seemed to be stringy Mozzarella and accompanied by some stale crisps - £6.00 very expensive
How can they charge London prices for a curry with rice - £17.50 would get me a curry in a very good London Indian restaurant
Might help if they used local staff
8. Dunvegan Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By RoryMorty - Giessen, Germany
Really convenient confectioner in Dunvegan, where we were staying at The Tide B&B. The confectionery was always good, and well-priced. There is limited Seating, so, you might battle for a seat/table, but this did not impact us, as our orders were always take-aways.
9. Mor Books & the Windrush Cafe Studio
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By Ted B - Manchester, United Kingdom
Book shop,antiquities and a small friendly cafe. Pop in and have a browse. Great choice of coffees. Soft drinks too.
10. The Ferry Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 128 reviews
The Ferry Inn is a newly refurbished 19th century family-run inn located in the beautiful fishing village of Uig in the North of the Isle of Skye. Both lively and stylish, the Inn currently has a bar and 4 boutique ensuite rooms and is centrally positioned on the southwest-facing Uig Bay, with a fantastic view towards the Waternish peninsula.
Reviewed By Admiral_Snarkington - Glasgow, United Kingdom
We stopped at the Ferry Inn at the recommendation of our hosts, & they were spot on. The owner clearly takes great pride in what he does, & the food is amazing! The beer selection is great & the service fantastic. Highly recommend giving them a shot if you are in the area, you will not be sorry!
