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Café · Portree
Café on Quay Street in Portree, listed with vegetarian options.
- Quay Street, Portree
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Where to eat and drink in Isle of Skye: Portree & Dunvegan
Food & drink
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Café · Portree
Café on Quay Street in Portree, listed with vegetarian options.
Indian restaurant · Dunvegan
Indian restaurant in Dunvegan serving curries, biryanis and seafood, per its website.
Café · Dunvegan
Café at The Tables guest house near Dunvegan.
Pizza takeaway · Portree
Wood-fired pizza takeaway on Struan Road in Portree, according to its website.
Pizzeria · Portree
Pizzeria on The Green in Portree, part of a small café and takeaway group.
Restaurant · Portree
Restaurant above the harbour on Bosville Terrace in Portree, according to its website.
Indian restaurant · Portree
Indian restaurant on Bank Street in Portree, listed with vegetarian options.
Café · Portree
Café on Wentworth Street in Portree.
Seafood restaurant · Portree
Seafood restaurant on Quay Street in Portree, which says its meals are homemade.
Restaurant · Dunvegan
Restaurant in Dunvegan using local produce, according to its website.
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While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Whisky distillery at Teangue in Sleat, the second licensed distillery on Skye.
Viewpoint at the most westerly point of Skye, with a lighthouse that has stood there since 1909.
Iron Age broch on the west coast, about 1 km north-west of the village of Struan.
The Scottish Highlands
Mountains, ancient pine forest, steam trains and wildlife around Strathspey
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Harbour town and ferry gateway to Mull, Kerrera and the Inner Hebrides
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A peninsula of Pictish stones, Cromarty and dolphin-watching, with whisky country to the north
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