Dining out

DINING OUT

9 The Three Chimneys

› Colbost IV55 8ZT

› www.threechimneys.co.uk At The Three Chimneys, you are very much at the fine end of the dining spectrum. It is renowned for its fish, seafood and stunning location.

10 Scorrybreac

› Portree IV51 9DG

› www.scorrybreac.com Seasonal Scottish produce, such as local wild venison and locally caught seafood. Again, it’s fine dining.

11 Loch Bay

› Stein IV55 8GA

› lochbay-restaurant.co.uk The only Michelin-starred restaurant on the island. Look to spend around £45 before any drinks.

12 Kinloch Lodge

› Sleat IV43 8QY

› kinloch-lodge.co.uk

On the shores of Loch na Dal, this fine dining spot is also known for its afternoon teas.

13 The Old School

› Dunvegan IV55 8GU

› oldschoolrestaurant.co.uk A mid-range option serving mains such as beef cooked in Old Bridge beer, or traditional beer-battered haddock.

14 Sea Breezes

› Portree IV51 9DE

› www.seabreezes-skye.co.uk Specialises in seafood, with options for meat-lovers and veggies, too.

15 Red Skye Restaurant

› Breakish IV42 8PY

› redskyerestaurant.co.uk

The focus is on seafood and traditional Scottish dishes. Venison, pork, beef and red lentil burgers are also served.

16 Stein Inn

› Stein IV55 8GA

› www.stein-inn.co.uk

Dating to the 18th century, the Stein Inn serves local produce, including West Coast mussels, venison pie and Scottish salmon. It also offers traditional pub food, and whisky-lovers have no fewer than 130 to choose from.