Blas Skye in Highland

Excellent traditional meal - fish and chips, haggis bon bons and sticky coffee pudding. Cooked to perfection and with friendly, welcoming and quirky service! Definitely recommended

We both had amazing cullen skink with a side of chips. The staff were so friendly and chatty. Great atmosphere. We will definitely visit again if we're in the area.

We arrived on a very wet evening to be warmly welcomed. The service was excellent and very quick. The food was first class.

Loved my olive and feta cheese salad at this restaurant. Mixed types of olives with some mint, cucumber, tomatoes, on small sprigs of romaine lettuce and tiny homemade croutons. The restaurant was crowded at lunch, and offered other items including several desserts. Menus are wrapped in Wool plaids from different Scottish family clans. I enjoyed this small roadside cafe very much!

Zeer lekkere vissoep gegeten met een heerlijk zelfgebakken broodje erbij. De bediening was ook zeer aangenaam! Zeer aangenaam verrast dus over de ervaring in dit charmante restaurantje.

Called in to Blas Skye today for Sunday Lunch. Brooke gave us the best welcome as soon as we walked in. Also advised us on the places to visit while we were on Skye. The service was really good, nothing was too much trouble. The Lunch prepared by Chef Stevie was so delicious. The owner Joan was really nice and helpful too. Blas has a friendly relaxed atmosphere, and great views over the road. There is a carpark 2 minutes up the road.

Stopped for lunch on way to Neist Point. We had struggled to find anywhere open at this time of year. Very friendly staff, cosy cafe with a nice log burner. We had homemade soup which was delicious and then a wee cake. All in all a very nice wee cafe.

It was busy. We had a reservation but that was somehow forgotten. But no problem we got seated. Few items weren’t available anymore. But they told up front. The guy behind the counter started for the first time. He was a bit hectic but did his job well. We ordered soup of the day with an extra bread roll And butter curl. And fish and chips. Portion size was decent. The soup was tasty. Pricing was Ok. Nothing special. Just ok for a bite. Don’t expect culinary excellence, but just decent food.

Friendly person took our orders, and was great with refills on beer. But after my third beer, my mom falling asleep at the table, and my dads low blood sugar making him see red….we saw our food get delivered to table beside us. We asked what was going on, please give us the food we ordered an hour ago. Those people sat down 15 minutes ago. Simple to do, just don’t set it in front of them and set it down in front of us. Nope. They took all the food to the back, chatted for 5 minutes, came back out and gave it to them. Our order was lost in the back of house. You clearly knew you f’ed when you brought the food to the back of house, and decided to double down on it. That’s a bit of a mind blowing decision. So I paid full price for our drinks (🙄), and we walked out. Shame.

Seemed like a nice place when we walked in. Until we heard the owner/manager ‘telling off’ a member of staff. It was clearly heard by other customers as their conversations went quiet. Not a professional or respectful way to speak to your staff. Furthermore, the fish and chips were standard and the batter greasy. On the plus side, the young gentleman who came back to our table with extra tomato sauce, was very polite and friendly.

Read the menu details on their website and was excited to read they had gluten free options. Turned up for lunch, hoping for gluten free fish and chips, my favourite, to be told they had no gluten free options! Nobody seemed to have a clue about anything, didn’t offer to double check and had blank looks when I told them their website advertised gluten free options. Very disappointing!

Had a evening meal ,friendly ,clean ,warm welcome when you went in . Price fir drinks adn food good . Food tasty and hot . Enough on the plate .

Stopped in for a cuppa and cake with two dogs and ended up having the Seafood Platter to start, between two of us. Then he had the venison & chilli burger and I had the chicken curry and rice which were both delish. Washed down with a pint of Skye Brewery Craft Ale - very, very nice This is a gem of a place. Great to fine a place that doesn't serve chips with everything and doesn't rip you off. Staff are so nice too. No pictures of main courses as they'd been devoured before I thought about it 😄

Accueil super sympa. Nourriture excellente et prix vraiment très correct. Un petit resto typique où nous reviendrons.

Service rapide et efficace. Une halte pour déjeuner rapidement après la visite du château. Un bon fish and chips et chili.

a gem of a place. We had 2 evening meals there (on different days!). The cullen skink was really tasty and I would recommend a good luck at the today special. The seafood platter I had was excellent.

Ok so the sun was shining. We’d had a good tramp on the moors and we’re needing to eat. And we found a table outside in the sun but this was great. Fish supper was delicious. Really. The fish was creamy, hot, with the taste you only get from fresh fish. Double cooked chips. You got to put Your own salt and vinegar on. Bliss. Could have stayed for another hour.

Excellent food friendly welcoming staff very clean and hospitality highly recommended Les and Wright

A delightful cafe in Dunvegan. Welcoming staff and the best fish & chips we’ve had. Good choice of cakes and lovely coffee.

Happened upon Blas Skye by chance and very pleased we did. The food was superb. We ordered Fish and. Hips, and the Panto Coated Halloumi meals. Husband said the ‘Fish was Really Really Good!’ Smashing large pot of tea with tea leaves rather than tea bags… with multiple hot water top ups made for a leisurely end to our wonderful meal. Staff were really helpful and friendly. A ‘must visit’ if Dunvegan is on your itinerary.

Friendly place, food was delicious, extremely busy so go early, be patient, be kind :) Good kids options, great cakes, nice gin.

A fantastic little gem of a place. Great fish and chips all homemade with fantastic service! Enjoyed a lovely meal sat outside with fantastic views of the mountains! Would highly recommend!

Fantastic find with a great haddock and chips. The tartare sauce was superb. Proper homemade chips, sat out in the sun and almost ordered it again! Do not drive past, stop at Blas!

Driving through Dunvegan on our way to the castle (seat of the MacLeods of course!) we spied this roadside eatery and made a note to drop by on our return. We weren't disappointed! Alan is a salt (and vinegar?) of the earth sort of guy from Glasgow and served us up a rare treat with our three fish & chips portions (or fish suppers as he insisted!) The supper portions were generous and deliciously just right, not too moist or too dry. The batter must be a secret recipe; either way-hit the spot.My two sons and I agree, these were the best haddock fish "suppers" we'd had in ages.

Just had a light snack of Cullen skink which was homemade and tasty. Homemade rocky road was lovely. Very small place. Followed covid 19 rules.

From the young man who served us to the fish fryer who took great pride in his cooking and the young man with beard and moustache...all made us welcome. Lovely food and excellent coffee! The owner should be proud to have such good staff.

Firstly I would like to say the lady who was welcoming people was lovely and couldn't of been nicer! Which made it even harder to say about how bad the food was, we ordered the spicy sausage wrap and Cullen skink... Wow oh wow never had such a bad lunch like it, for somewhere who's name means taste in Gaelic this was the opposite. Thinking a spicy sausage sounded good and maybe homemade. Nope cheap pork sausage with sweet chilli sauce on it! Cullen skink- we couldn't contain ourselfs on how bad it was. Hot milk with potatoes and smoked haddock so thin we thought so asking for marshmallows with it. It's not a hard dish but this was so bad we left it. An older lady next to us ordered it and we had to leave before we could see her reaction, bless her!Luckily we ordered chips with our lunch and headed south.Don't think we will be back unless it's for cake which looked yummy!! Stay clear of the main courses.

We happened across Blas Skye looking for breakfast in Dunvegan. They had just opened and welcomed our family of four and our dog in. We ordered 4 breakfasts and had leaf tea and fresh ground coffee from Inverness Coffee Roasters while we waited. The coffee was delicious. There was fresh water for our dog. Four full Scottish breakfasts then appeared with bacon, sausages, black pudding, haggis, tomato, poached egg & baked beans. The food was great & service excellent. They were part of the Eat Out to Help Out scheme & took card payments. The cafe has outdoor seating and is a small quaint & tastefully decorated space. We loved it & will eat there again. Set us up nicely for the day. And did I mention the coffee was amazing?!

We first went to this cafe for lunch when we arrived in Skye and then returned for dinner. A great decision as we enjoyed delicious food (Skink soup, fish &chips, venison burger, poached salmon &smoked haddock in a cream sauce). Good Friendly service & Covid measures in place. Lovely family meal out in the sunshine looking at a good view.

The fish and chips were so tasty we went back the next day. Very fresh fish, crisp batter and a hearty portion size. It was good weather so we sat on an outside table to eat with a g&t. Lovely

Ordered fish and chips to takeaway. Found multiple hairs in the chips and cooked into the fish batter. Also found what looked like string/cotton..? Absolute waste of money.

Had fish and chips to takeaway after hearing a local say the last time he was there he never even left a chip, after hearing such a statement we had to try. The fish and chips did not disappoint we watched as the fish was dipped in fresh batter and fried there and then. Definitely need to try if you’re looking for amazing fish and chips in Skye.

We visited twice in a week on holiday, its only a small place but well worth a visit for fish and chips which was £12.50 and I had the lunch deal of cullen skink,wrap and coleslaw £8.50.Both were delicious ,the batter on the fish was so crisp .Service was very quick ,you take a menu ,find a seat and go to till and order .The best eating place in Dunvegan ,give it a try!

Really nice food, fresh cooked and generous portions. Fish and chips really good. Light and airy inside. Dogs welcome.

Sitio cutre, oferta mínima, el trato malo. No tenían ni patatas. Calidad mala. La única ventaja es que su horario es más amplio q el resto.

We had lunch here a visit to the castle, and were happy to find a place at all. Welcomed with a warm greeting, felt kind of home-ish because of the small size. Food was OK, nothing special, but at least my panini was better than a similar one that I had in a hotel restaurant in Plockton. They also had baked goodies on offer but we didn't try those.

I can't comment on food quality but having arrived at rhe campsite down the road was told we could get takeaway here and it closed at 8pm. We arrived at 7.50pm and only tea and cakes on offer as too late for food. Wish this had been clearer

Pause repas très conviviale, avec des plats simples, mais frais et bien cuisinés. On y trouve soupe, hamburger, fish and chips, pâtisseries.

Don’t eat here. I recently got a take-away fish and chips to enjoy over the loch. Well that was a mistake! Poor quality fish (frozen), skin and bones in the fillets for myself and my partner, soggy batter, poorly cooked and wedges, not chips. The best bit was the tartar sauce which was probably out of a jar. The worst fish and chips I’ve ever eaten. They need to go back to the drawing board as this is an actual affront to what fish and chips should be.

Wir hatten Fish and Chips und einen Burger. Beides war kaum gewürzt und schmecke sehr fade. We had fish and chips and a burger. Both had been quite tasteless.

Rather a miserable fish and chips, pretty greasy and chips ‘sad’ certainly not justifying £12.50. There is not much competition in Dunvegan and it shows.

After hearing how good the fish and chips are at Blas, we decided to have lunch there. The café is small but light and airy inside. There's additional seating outside for those warm balmy Skye days. The fish and chips were excellent, the tartare sauce was the best I've ever had. The portions were generous so unfortunately no room for the tempting cakes.The lady who served us was super friendly and, despite being busy, took time to ensure everything was ok with our meals.We will definitely call in again.

Had fish and chips. Very greasy and not very tastefull. We smelled like fish and chips for days after our visit. I think good for takeaway.

Cute Café, nicely decorated. However the scone was very very dry and the coffee very watery. The tea was good.

Piacevole sosta in questo piccolo cafè per raggiungere il castello di Dunvegan ,abbiamo pranzato fuori in una bellissima giornata di sole..piatti semplici ma buoni e buon prezzo.

We visited Blas for a take away fish from supper having visited last week and enjoyed it very much. Unfortunately consistency is not their strong point. Last weeks fish supper was freshly cooked, well cooked and well presented. Nice and crisp. Unfortunately the same could not be said this week. The fish wasn’t quite cooked enough meaning the batter was soft and a little soggy in parts. I can only imagine they were hurrying and took the fish from the fryer too soon. We also had battered sausages which were quite disappointing. They looked as though they hadn’t been cooked at all before being battered meaning the resulting sausage was very pale with no colour, quite anemic looking. Very disappointing since last week was such was so nice.

Drove 30 mins to come and try this place out and saw that it advertises for eat in or takeaway so if it was full we were happily going to take away. When we walked in we could see the cafe was full.. the woman working there gave an incredibly fake smile and said 'we are full' whilst shoo'ing us away with her hand. My partner then said that's fine can we order to takeaway. She then sighed and said.. 'well I suppose so' as if it was a massive inconvenience to do something that you heavily advertise online and in your cafe that is available. I then said 'just leave it' and we walked out as I was no way spending a penny in there. I work in hospitality myself and cannot believe this woman didn't even offer us to wait for a table (there was no one queuing) terrible service and will definitely never be back nor recommend this place to anyone.if you're looking for something good we drove to portree and went to the red brick cafe which was a whole different experience, tasty food and amazing service.

After driving for 3 hours to get here we found most restaurants closed or booked. We lucked out though because this little place was open and delicious. The young man that helped us was wonderful. The fish and chips were amazing. The fish is locally sourced and the portion is hardy. My husband and I couldn't finish our plates. I am so happy we stumbled upon this little place. Worth the stop.

Nous avons pris, sur les conseils de notre hôtesse B&B;, deux fish and chips "to take away" ... vraiment très très bons et accueil très sympathique. Bonne adresse

We had dinner here (fish and chip supper etc). It’s a nicely set out place and the “owner/s” are friendly enough, however and sadly don’t expect much change from £40 for two, hence the “poor listing”.

Couldn’t get in old school restaurant as fully booked tried Dunvegan Hotel and it fell flat the food offerings were sparse and decided to get a takeaway from Blas Skye and was pleasantly surprised. If the place was licensed I would have stayed allnight

Be sure to stop and eat at Blais. Family runs this small cafe and offered a wealth of local info along with a hiking map. Classic dishes all good

This spot is close to the castle and we stopped by after a visit. This place had maybe the best fish and chips we have ever had! It took a while because they make it fresh but it is so worth the wait!

Stumbled across this amazing little cafe on the way back from the castle, just what we needed. The food is all made to order so it’s the freshest it can be. My husband had a BLT wrap and soup of the day combo and I had the local venison burger. Our food came and it was just lovely, fresh and very reasonably priced. The staff were lovely and very helpful when it came to telling us how to get to Neist Point.

Probably a bit hit and miss. Service was slow and a bit grumpy. However, the fish and chips and pot of tea when they arrived were very nice

We ate here yesterday, after eating fish and chips in two other local places within a couple of weeks. We cannot fault this place whatsoever. Seriously excellent fish and chips, the batter was perfect, light, crispy & tasty, the fish was wonderful and the rustic chips and garden peas were also hot tasty and served by happy, helpful, efficient, friendly staff. We were served by a younger waitress who was probably only 13 or so, she was super lovely and very professional, the older waitress was also very helpful, nothing was too much bother. Everything was clearly made from scratch, we even popped Our heads round the kitchen door to say thanks to the lovely lady who cooked our supper. There are some comments on here which we feel are way over the top, yes this is a small cafe and yes you have to wait, but being a smaller establishment can sometimes have as many drawbacks as a larger one. The kitchen is tiny, the girls are squeezed behind a cute but small serving area and the tables are close together. I don’t get the reason for complaints referring to this. We were very impressed, why do people often insist on placeing such poor reviews when there is very little wrong. Personally I’d give it another try to those who feel it necessary to berate a wee tea room in a wee village trying to do its best!

Not much I can say about this place.

Thought I’d try this place again as it had been a few years since our last dreadful visit well no change I’m afraid over priced and rubbish rubbish food

This place is awful. When we first went in we were told they weren’t serving food for 30 minutes as it has been so busy - there are 7 tables in total in the restaurant which were not all full and 4 members of staff on at this point. So we left and came back. I asked if they had a card machine before ordering, I was told yes no problem to pay by card. We both ordered the burger - when it arrived it was in an old most likely frozen morning roll, the burger was horrific and must’ve been frozen out a packet, half a spoonful of coleslaw on the side and a cheap cheese slice. The burgers were £11.50 each with cheese. Worth around £3 and they were burger van quality. I had to ask for my drink as they clearly forgot. No one came over to ask if food was ok I would definitely of said NO. My boyfriend was very reluctant to even pay for the meal as it was so bad. THEN we went to pay for the food and was told the card machine isn’t working and to go to the cash machine at the shop next door!!! The machine also charges to withdraw money. Of course we didn’t leave a tip. Oh and to make it even worse it is my boyfriends 21st today!! Worst birthday lunch EVER.

I went in to order 4 sandwiches/wraps to take away along with 4 coffees. They couldn’t serve me because it was not 12 o’clock. It was 11.57.. Is this Scottish hospitality???

I had heard of the great fish and chips around Scotland and tried several. Blas had the BEST fish and chips by far. We also had the cullen skink soup.....AMAZING!!! The atmosphere was cozy, the staff friendly and it was a great place to get souvenirs that were handmade and authentic in lieu of touristy. We will have this place on our list of travel places for next year.

Bel posto a conduzione familiare. Sembra molto curato, attenzione però alle tazze e ai cucchiai da tea che non sono pulitissimi. Buoni fish and chips e hamburger da asporto

Aardige mensen, dat zonder meer. Maar we hebben nog nooit van ons leven zo lang moeten wachten op Fish and Chips bij een TakeAway. We hadden slechts twee klanten voor ons maar toch duurde het bijna 55 minuten. Het eten was redelijk, de patat was vet en de hoeveelheid viel tegen. Kortom geen topper wat ons betreft.

This is the type of place that gets Scottish tourism a bad name. Advertises itself as a Fish and Chips place - two fish items on menu - didn’t have one of them (fish cakes) and then ran out of chips! Sit in expensive for very low grade food - the fish was very small, over fried, chips terrible and an undressed spoonful of 1970’s salad. Times three with a £2+ for each can of sprite and you have just spent £45 on something dreadful

Staff very friendly and attentive, food great and very reasonably priced, can sit in or take away, outside have small tables with great views, def recommend a visit 👍🏻 HI GIRLS 😁

Nice menu for lunch, staff friendly and attentive, delicious soup just very small bowl Negative was no gluten free bread or oatcakes and no soya milk Fish and chips family had looked good but quiet expensive

There where not many places that you could have a lunch here. The food was okey. Fish and chips and hamburger for us. The fish and chips where great but the tartar sauce was awful. Hamburger was okey. Pretty long wait for the food compared to what we got used to in Scotland.

Had the fish and chips takeaway and burgers for the kids. Fish was fantastic and chips were very nice too. Boys thoroughly enjoyed their burgers. Well worth a visit.

charming, home cooking and reasonably priced,clean and well run. friend;y staff.a good example set compared to some in the area

We went for fish and chips, but were told we would have to eat in. We were charged £30 for 2 fish suppers plus soft drinks, which we found to be bad value for what we were served. I’m afraid I couldn’t recommend based on our experience.

When you feel like a nice soup on a wet and windy afternoon on Skye don’t go here. From the less than friendly woman who carried on cleaning the counter ignoring me while I waited to order, to the young waitress who announced loudly to...

Only stopped in here for quick coffee to escape bad weather. Had a black coffee. It was nice and strong! Only 3 stars as there was a £10 minimum card spend and the only place to get cash charges £1.75. Minimum card spends should be extinct in 2018!

Ce petit café à la décoration très charmante est parfait si vous avez un petit creux ou une envie sucrée.

We enjoyed a lunch here. Lovely welcome to us and the dog. Good food too at reasonable prices. Wired internet policy though. They need to skip that.

Lovely fish and chips and great service. Highly recommended to anyone visiting the area. Usually only open during the day, however the owner informed us they would be open in the evenings in a couple weeks.

Called in today for lunch. Food was lovely and the staff were so lovely and kind would call back if we are ever in skye again!

cullen skink was thin & insipid. wifes scone was lovely as was her lavender tea. only taking cash that day so couldnt buy any gifts felf that the cafe needed a good clean , tidy up.

Had a toastie here one afternoon and it was lovely. We sat outside - (very warm and sunny) with the dog. They brought my dog a treat which was very nice of them. Food was very nice and service was great! Thank you

Un misto tra bar, caffè e ristorante, ottimo per un boccone al volo. Non c'è un'ampia scelta di piatti a disposizione, le portate offerte si contano sulle dita di una mano, in compenso Fish and Chips molto buono.

Un piccolo locale, con un menù limitato, tra fish & chips, hamburger e zuppa del giorno. Prezzi nella media.

We saw this place and thought great. It looked really good from the outside.

Este lugar se anunciaba que hasta las 7 de la tarde. Fuimos en 6:40 ya estábamos en la zona. Aunque estaban sirviendo alguien, me dijeron que estaban cerrados porque estaba "vacío". Para mí, esta es una actitud terrible y perdimos bastante una orden como resultado....

Visitado 25 / 7 / 17, una decoración preciosa, estaba muy decepcionado no había pescado a la izquierda en 5. 30, abierto hasta las 7. Pero diciendo que tenía una increíble hamburguesa de venado, el servicio era bueno aparte de la Gomera Cullen viniendo en...

Fuimos a Blas para almuerzo y tenía un mal cullen gomera. Torta de zanahoria fue yammy, pero podría haber hecho sin el aguado café. Es un lugar encantador con un ambiente genuino.

El lugar es bastante característico, y sobre todo DIFERENTE DE LOS GRANDES RESTAURANTES DE RUIDO TURÍSTICO. Además, aquí tuvimos la oportunidad de probar el venado reunirá por primera vez y… Nos gustó! Pero… la hamburguesa en sí tenía mucho pan, y los ingredientes en "desconectado",...

Pour un dîner léger avant 19h00, nous avons opté pour la Cullen Skink avec toasts. Avant 17h00, il est possible de commander une formule soupe et toast pour 6,75£ accompagnée d'un thé (2,00£ ou 2,60£ en fonction du thé), idéal pour un brunch !

Stopped here for afternoon tea. The only scones left were cheese. We sat outside at a dirty table. The tea was awful it had far too much tea in the pot. The scones were hard and dry. Butter portion was so small it didn't cover half a scone. They were tasteless and stale. Staff were having there own lunch/tea an were not interested in serving us.Wished we had stopped at the one further along the road.

The tomato and basil soup was excellent. Great fresh taste. They were running a special with a toasted sandwiche of cranberry and brie, yum. Hospitality and greeting wonderful.

Stopped here for fish and chips at the end of the day and was treated to a delicious serving of Cod and chips, together with coffee. The young lad was apologetic and said we may have to wait a while, nevertheless it wasn't too long we had to wait. He was on his own and was worn out after a very busy day. It was a Bank Holiday and they could have done with more staff. They also do take-away. Good food, well recommended.

We came here after visiting Dunvegan castle and after moving on from a nearby excessively expensive establishment, to be greeted by an overloaded young man having to cope working with only one other staff member on a particularly busy afternoon . Despite many difficulties he did admirably well, serving us an excellent selection of snack foods with good nature- we sat in the rare Skye sunshine and had a wonderful afternoon

Very busy hot afternoon, fancy restaurant up the road empty, Blas totally full! Not enough staff to cope in Blas, only 2, but they tried valiantly and when our meal finally arrived it was great. Good effort under the circumstances..

Great little out-of-the-way place on Skye! There was a lovely girl waitressing who was very friendly and helpful, and the Cullen Skink in particular was delicious. Great family-run feel to it!

Ce salon de thé propose un peu de restauration à la mi journée. Dans une décoration très claire, avec des produits locaux proposés à la vente, le service est très sympathique et rapide. Nous avons mangé une soupe excellente, puis un thé avec des scones. Tout cela est servi dans une vaisselle gentiment rétro. Une adresse à retenir.

We did and we weren't disappointed. It was a very tasty, perhaps lighter version, of the Cullin Skink we had in Cullin, but we thought it was the best ever.Dropped in for a quick lunch while we were on a day tour on Skye. The service and the food could not be faulted. For a small establishment we were pleasantly surprised. And the tea was actually hot which was an added bonus.

Very friendly and welcoming fantastic home made soup lovely coffee and cake, the beginning of the season so not very busy

We stopped here for a cup of tea and a scone.There were only another couple in, and they had the menu, it was then passed to us, and when another couple came in, they got it next!!Our scones were fine, however one small dish of jam for 2 scones, hardly gave them a covering.I thought it a bit overpriced at £8.40 for 2 teas and 2 scones.

We ate there last Monday around lunchtime , very small menu& everything we asked for from the menu was available . I got a toasted sandwich which consisted of just cheese& tomato tho I asked for ham in it. One bite &couldn't eat it , cheap cheese tasted horrible , also got chips that were raw . I think the sandwich was over 6pounds which was a joke for cheese& tomato& 2slices of bread , my wife got soup that wasn't much better no taste. Did not want to pay for this food but I'm not one to complain but his must of been an off day because it wasn't good at all

Had the fish and chips and it was good. Lovely little establishment to pop in and have lunch at. The staff was very friendly and we chatted qla but after our meal. Not terribly busy but there were full tables about.

We were looking for somewhere for a light lunch in Dunvegan and we liked the quirky look of this cafe. The menu looked like just what we wanted, but as we walked towards one of the vacant tables a member of staff informed us that the kitchen was already too busy to take another order due to a large party - a party of 8 who were the only other people in the cafe. This was before we'd even said what we wanted, for all she knew we would have been happy with some drinks and cake, but she didn't even give us that option. Unfortunately this rather blunt and rude attitude left a bad taste in our mouths - we were given little choice but to go elsewhere. It seems like a crazy way to do business.

Recently on holiday on the west, visited Blas to be greeted by friendly local staff & goods made in Skye. Also at rear of shop/cafe a fine array of Tartan Company goods from bags to blankets & cushions to smaller items.. Had a cup of tea & blether with friendly staff, great selection of food - from sandwiches to hot food, all which looked very inviting; board on outside saying Takeaway Fish & Chips available; seating available on outside too should you be lucky enough to enjoy some Skye sunshine ☀️.Forgot to take pictures, till next time & then I'll update you more