The Isle Of Skye Baking Company

Thanks for the great coffee, quiche, sandwich and delicious frangipanes Barry Liza! I really liked the gallery too.

Best scones I’ve ever had! This bakery is owned by a cute family and we really had a lovely time there. You should definitely add it to your Skye bucket list!

The Isle of Skye Baking Company is closed (see picture posted to door). We were disappointed to drive over to the Isle of Skye Baking Company to find that they are closed.

Yummy baked good! A great selection of gluten free and vegan options (ingredients listed which is really helpful for any dietary requirements). The chap that served us was very friendly too! Would recommend.

We bought two lunch breads at the ‘Thunder in the Glen’ to have when we got home. We heated them up but found them to be 3” to 4” of bread with very little filling. Disappointing; too much bread not enough filling.

The only do take away, and also happens to be an art shop. It is open Wednesday to Friday: 10am – 4:15pm. There is also a wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park. Only scones were available and choices very limited. Looks like they have not fully recovered from Covid as potential is massive for them

Sorry to give you 2 stars but your lunch bread is not good. I had the Brie and tomato (2 thin slices of tasteless tomato and a thin slice of brie), my husband had the breakfast lunch bread. Hardly any filling in them at all. When you purchase one you expect it to be filled, but only one part of it is. I would reckon 4/5ths is bread and 1/5 (if that) is the filling. Be more generous please!

This place is amazing.. even though it's not in the center of Portree, it is totally worth the visit. I can't eat gluten and here I found so many gluten free options. Cakes, pastries, beverages,.. there are some tables and you can eat there as well. I got the gluten free carrot cake (first time I tried it and it was delicious) and a chocolate cake.. they both were awesome, definitely recommended!

My friend and I stopped here for some quick lunch whilst on our trip around the Isle of Skye, so we didn't check out the upstairs which has an art gallery, but you could see some paintings on the wall on the ground floor where they serve the food. We both ordered the soup of the day which comes with bread. On this particular day it was leek and potato soup, which was mostly smooth with little chunks of potatoes, and it came with 2 slices of bread, one was brown bread and the other was corn bread, and a bit of butter on the side. This soup exceeded expectations — it was very yummy and the bread was fluffy. We also had 2 slices of cake, a coffee cake and a peanut butter cake. They were OK, but...