Cafe Sia in Highland

Ordered and picked up a pizza on our way into Skye to take to our cottage. Service was great but pizza was just okay at best.

Used to be a big fan of this cafe but not anymore. last 2 visits were a negative experience. 2nd last visit I became invisible by standing next to the “ wait to be seated” sign. staff were not particularly busy and a polite acknowledgment as they walked to within feet of me would have been the way to go . Waited long enough then walked out. Gave it another go last night , pizza came without the extra topping I ordered . No big deal and so I ate it. Did point it out when the girl came to collect the empty plates. However message came back from the chef that he had indeed put the extra on. Did they think I was at it and lying?! That’s the impression I got . Now chefs are drama -queens and don’t like to be criticised I know but for the message to be relayed back was poor show. Sorry folks I will find somewhere else in future .

Food was alright, pizza crust disintegrated as soon as you touch it, the moment I sat down, the two young men in the kitchen leaned out and I could audibly hear them ridiculing my looks and cursing nonstop, wanted to get up and leave then and there but figured I'd give the food a chance, but those two through the back kept leaning around the corner to peer and laugh at me. Just be decent human beings, you're in the business of hospitality, pathetic hipsters, grow up

Absolutely lovely pizzas, great staff, friendly & attentive, randomly picked as first trip here, but would definitely come back.

Fantastic food here! Open all day so great for us after getting off ferry in Uig - homemade meatballs with delicious tomato sauce were fabulous. Their seafood chowder is also wonderful - We stop here every time we go to the islands each September and it’s consistently very very good. Would highly recommend!

Poor value for money. The soup came with one very small heel of bread, not big enough to support the two pats of butter that came with it, so I asked for another piece. When the bill came, I was stunned to see that I had been charged 3 pounds for the extra piece of bread! It would be good to either serve enough bread in the first place, or inform customers that they will be charged quite a bit for an extra piece. Also it was hard to get the servers’ attention because they were always so busy chatting with each other and looking at their phones. Would not go back.

Great Pizza Lovely thin crust pizza, authentic pizza oven. We visited in a group of seven after hiking for the day, quick service and reasonable prices. Very yummy pizza and cute owner :)

We visited early evening and had a great experience. The staff were very welcoming and friendly and the food was excellent. Great portion sizes, great menu choices and a great selection of local beers to choose from. The place itself is very comfortable and cosy. We can’t recommend enough. I even bought a couple of very unique books, on sale in their reception area.

Just the ticket when camping over the road. Easy get to, comfortable surroundings, friendly staff and decent food - pizzas at any rate. Enjoyed a well earned pizza tea after a long walk and I cycle. The veggie pizza with the Gaelic name is the one!

Great food, staff very friendly and treat you with respect and are always helpful. The young lady from Hexham was brilliant. We’d go back if we were staying longer

Lovely pizza meals and the clam chowder was excellent! The staff are so friendly and welcoming that we went back the following day as well. Highly recommended

Expected decent food but this pizza is world class and so is the coffee. A bit pricy but the quality definitely makes up for it. I’d easily go visit this place again.

We'd been here 5 years ago and it was great. Not so good this time, really tasteless coffee and cauliflower soup just tasted of pepper. Staff aren't the most enthusiastic.

After being turned away by another open but closed establishment I went Siaway in Broadford. Fantastic pizza, fantastic chips, fast courteous service oh and the open sign meant open the Skye curse ‘sorry we’re closed’ didn’t happen here. Fabulous and thoroughly recommended.

Excellent service. Waitress was efficient, cheery and very helpful. We ordered two pizzas which were really tasty and side salads which were basic but nice and fresh. It’s a bit pricey, but you’re in Skye so what do you expect.

Can't fault it at all. Staff very attentive , efficient and friendly to us, food delicious. Fresh mint tea- not a teabag! I don't live here now but as a visitor to the island I have to say Cafe Sia has impressed us.

Fish and chips, homemade tartar sauce and a side of southern fried goujons were cooked to order so we didn't mind waiting thinking it would be nice, tasty and fresh. Bit disappointing though, expected better for the Haddock, really quite greasy, it was edible but nothing special so not sure I would rush back.

Fantastic service and amazing door, I’d highly recommend this place. Nothing was too much trouble for the staff and the pizza is incredible

This review is for Siaway fish and chips, not Cafe Sia. Checked website and arrived 1 hour before closing staff had already locked door and cleaning up. Appreciate low season however either update your website or open the times you say. From speaking to a few locals this is the norm however if a tourist avoid making plans to eat here.

There was hardly any topping on the pizza ,was trying to eat our food and 4 members of staff were standing next to us at table 2 gossiping to each other really loudly which is not good if your trying to eat your meal . The girl that served us was very sharp and never made us feel welcome at all . Very overpriced for what you get and rather rude staff . Would give it a miss if your thinking of stopping for food

We were on Skye working for a couple of days at Broadford Hospital. We had worked through lunch and were leaving the hospital around 4pm. We were thirsty and hungry but didn't want to eat too much as we had arranged dinner for 7.30pm elsewhere. Cafe Sia is at the bottom of the road to the hospital so we decided to give it a go and share a pizza between us. Right from the minute we walked in the door we were made to feel very welcome. We were shown to our table and the menu was explained. We asked if it we could share a pizza and were told no problem so we ordered the 12 inch margarita and it arrived in no time at all along with cups of tea and a raspberry milkshake - which was so refreshing and light. The pizza was delicious and authentic as a margarita should be, light and full of flavour from the three toppings—basil, mozzarella, and tomato. The staff were very attentive and friendly. Just a pity we are heading back to Glasgow tomorrow as I'd loved to have gone back again for dinner tomorrow - that will have to be a treat we reserve till next visit.

These guys know how to do pizza. From the welcome we received, to the advice about different beers, to the speed at which our wood fired freshly baked variety of pizzas arrived, I can honestly say, I would come back here in a heartbeat. Well done, don't change a thing!!!

De passage sur l’île de Skye, nous avions vu que Cafe Sia était mentionné et conseillé pour une pause dej sur le pouce. C’était en plus sur la route pour nous. Nous n’avons pas été déçus, les pizzas étaient délicieuses, et le personnel très agréable !

My hubby & I stopped here for a late lunch on the way up to Portree as we were passing through Broadford. My hubby ordered a seafood pizza, which had prawns, mussels, fresh anchovies, smoked salmon, capers, and seaweed. He also had a latte, both of which he said were lovely. I had the veggie pizza with sunblush tomatoes, mushrooms, peppers, olives with vegan cheese - absolutely delicious pizza. I had a pot of earl grey tea with oat milk (I have a dairy intolerance). I would definitely recommend this restaurant, the food was very tasty and the staff were very friendly and efficient. Our bill was £38, which was very reasonable for 2 x woodfire baked 12" Pizzas & drinks.

Called today with my daughter and small grandson for lunch. We ordered pizzas with chips and side salad. The place was busy with only one waitress serving.......the rest were standing around behind the counter! When our food arrived, everything was fine apart from the salad which consisted of only lettuce (which wasn't very fresh) with a pesto dressing - disappointing to say the least! When I complained to the 4 staff standing behind the counter they looked at me as if I had two heads. At a cost of £4.95 for a few bits of lettuce, I told them I thought this was shocking. When I returned to my table, we could hear the staff talking and laughing about my dissatisfaction. I feel that this should have been dealt with in a more professional manner as no apology was offered and my daughter had to ask for this to be deducted from the bill. I have called here many times over the years as we are local to the area but I certainly wont be in a hurry to return.

Amazing service and amazing food. Thank you to Chef Carletto for all he did to assure I could eat safely with my celiac and dairy allergy. 10/10 highly recommend you stop in for food, coffee, drinks. Do not miss out!

This is a special spot for a great pizza . Worth a stop on your way through Skye . We look forward to visiting again soon.

Great pizzas, we ordered ours to takeaway and they came quickly, were lovely and hot and filled us up, would buy again if in the area

This review is for Siaway fish and chips, not cafe Sia. In the past their food was very good but having a late lunch is a bad idea here. The chips were reheated and were hard and dry. The same was true for the burger - hard and no moisture. The bread bun crumbled and very dry. We needed to drink copious amounts of water to be able to swallow the food. I'm hoping this is not the new norm - getting rid of excess food from lunchtime. Always ask if the food is freshly made!

We stopped for lunch here based on Tripadvisor reviews, and it was one of the best meals in Scotland. The pizza is amazing!!! The coffees are also extremely good. They were slammed when we arrived and apologized for being short staffed, but the service was still pretty fast.

We struggle to find a decent cappuccino, not just in Scotland but everywhere in the UK, so when we find one it makes us soooo happy! The coffee was delicious, the froth was the right amount - usually we get a token bit on the top á la flat white - and made by the friendliest barista (it was Mon 17th May) who told me about the coffee blend that the owner roasts & blends himself!

Fish and chips takeaway was outstanding in quality and service. Cafe sia was intending to do pizza takeaway but as it was cold and windy ate in. Everything was excellent. Highly recommended.

Had 2 dinners here, burger sliders for one evening and Over the Sia to Skye pizza the other. Also had 3 hot rolls in the mornings, with bacon, haggis, and mushroom. All was awesome, especially the pizza!

Pizza was awful, the worst dough i have ever eaten and A THEFT: 11 £ for a small 9"pizza and of course not cooked in a wood fire oven as advertised. Also the girls serving in the takeaway hut saw me waiting but couldn't care less and kept on gossiping and complaining about other staff members until they were done while looking at me and seeing i was waiting to be attended. Truly awful, you are better off getting a meal deal in the co-op nearby.

We booked a table for 5:30pm. Inside was Covid compliant with booths being screened off from others. Our server (a young guy) was lovely and cheerful with quick service, checking on us throughout. His cocktails of a passion fruit martini was phenomenal, combined with the haggis balls as a starter and we had two pizzas, the meal was amazing. Pizza dough was fantastic really thin and crispy! Lovely visit and will definitely return!

Stopped to get a full breakfast and a cup of tea didn't really want to do this but it was absolutely horrible once I opened it the sausages where just a pile of slop in the corner absolutely cover in grease and all fallen apart as was th black pudding then I thought well ill eat th bacon so started to eat away then bang two dirty big black hairs then th missis open hers straight away a big hair sitting on top and again looked like mushed up dop food straight in th bin really didn't want to write this but it was an absolute disgrace and a wast of 15 pound

Good coffees and tasty pizzas. Staff polite and helpful. We’ll set up for social distancing. Will definitely revisit.

On our last night on the island we popped in for a chippy carry oot. My hubby had smoked sausage in batter with chips, I opted for scampi. All cooked as you wait. Piping hot, tasty. Chips were lovely. A wee bit expensive but you get what you pay for. Oh, you forgot to put in my pickled egg... LOL. I'll get it next time we are on the island.

Thank you for coming out on such a wet evening but we really enjoyed the doughballs and pizzas! Piping hot, crispy and fantastic flavours, even the spinach, sweetcorn and haggis one! And there they were... gone!

On our way home from a day on Skye, tired, hungry and nearing the 6pm COVID dinner deadline, we stumbled across Sia. Thanks goodness, it was a real gem. Service was great and food delicious - great kids’ slider and homemade chips, fantastic scallops and pizza and a really yummy pumpkin soup and focaccia. Very happy and exactly what we needed! They also have a takeout window and you can at a small table outside. Big thumbs up from us!

Was lucky enough to eat here and the food was amazing. Service great and staff lovely boss Tom is great. Recomend this place. Although it looks like a cafe the food is no way just cafe food quality amazing.

What an amazing find, the pizzas were fantastic, gluten free and dairy free standard options on the menu which was refreshing, so often you have to feel like a freak asking in restaurants!

We arrived late at the nearby campsite and weren't sure where we'd get dinner. We popped in to Sia's not knowing what to expect as it is advertised as a cafe and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal. I had the macaroni cheese and it was delicious. We couldn't fault the service and everyone was adhering to the covid guidelines.We highly recommend this place.

Fantastic 6 cheese pizza and excellent service. I've never reviewed a cafe/restaurant before but have reviewed due to the great food and friendly service! You won't regret a visit. Gerry

Best Pizza I have ever had, six cheeses pizza. Excellent efficient friendly staff. Worth a visit to this retuarant when visiting Skye.

Driven for almost two hours and stopped to get the kids pizza for lunch. Arrived at 11.45 and told pizza was from 12 and to come back then. Ok, no problem, we did. Stood there until about 12.05 and then and then the lady pops her around and tells us to come back in ten mins because apparently they're running late. Any person with customer service skills would have explained the delay and taken our order. Took our business elsewhere.

Had a late lunchtime snack about 2pm. Minestrone Soup. Zucchini Fries as no Mozzarella Fries left. Food nice. Service pleasant but a wee bit slow. Would return.

All the staff wear masks, and despite the fact they are all young people, everybody is following the rules. There are signs all around the place, sanitizers and they even put some Green flowers to make the plastic that separates the tables to look more nice and welcoming.Food is lovely, the Best chunky chips and very good Pizza.However salads are boring, and very small for the price you pay. For £9 i got 3 small pieces of chiken on a small plate full of rucolla. I doubt that People go there for the salads, but maybe other healthy options should be considered.Overall its worth visiting and tasting the lovely food.

Amazing stone baked pizzas - they have some good combinations on the menu or you can create your own. There’s parking just outside and service was nice and prompt.

Large portions however the batter was thick and greasy. Not inspiring I’m afraid. Customers can’t read sign, which says wait outside if you don’t have a mask. Not management fault, but staff are not wearing masks, accept they may all have reasons. However the food wasn’t worth the risk.

We were lucky to get seated here for lunch as we hadn't booked but although there was space, it is obviously very popular. They serve food into the evening and booking is recommended after 5pm. We had small portion meals, the haggis balls, fish finger sandwich and the club sandwich. All dishes arrived quickly and were delicious. Very reasonably priced too Would definitely go back if we are in the area.

We popped in without booking because the guy in the tourist info said that would be OK and we couldn't see anywhere else... but, that's fine before 5pm! After that it's best to book and. with covid precautions, they were fairly busy.This is a pizza specialist and if you do not want pizza the selection is very limited. Thankfully there was a 'specials' menu which is not on the webpage and that had another 3 choices one of which was 'steak'. The staff did not know which steak it was nor asked how I would like it... and did not return to tell me. But I ordered it anyway! My Wife had a fish finger bap which was actually a whole piece of battered fish in a bap. My steak was great! It was served medium rare and was, I think, sirloin. With a great beer and a sparkling water the bill was just over £40.00. Couple of suggestions- better staff training on the menu, get the menus off the table please- trying to read them sideways (they are taped down) is very difficult and actually discriminates against anyone with mobility or sight issues.

Visited recently on the off chance there’d be seafood on the specials menu. I was a bit nervous about eating out as we haven't much but there was sanitiser on entry & details taken/masks worn. Scallops were on the menu, and they were really good! My partner had steak which was tender and tasty. Homemade onion rings and sweet potato fries were good. The cheese board to finish was yummy - really very good local cheeses. The service was fine, the food was great, and we had a lovely night.

My wife and I had a very pleasant meal here recently. The staff were very helpful and the scallops delicious, as was the oak fired pizza. Thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.

We went inside for lunch and the "greeter" was demanding my address as well as my mobile number for track and trace. He was very arrogant and said my address was a legal requirement (which my address isn't). He wanted all of our addresses!, He was also rude to my mother who had forgotten her mask (to get to the table) Clearly does not know the legal requirements around covid 19 and they lost 3 meals as a result. Avoid and go to Deli gasta down the road where the staff are lovely.

We ordered hot drinks to takeaway from a lovely lady in the outside kiosk and then asked whether I could pop in and use the toilet inside ahead of our long journey home. I was told that was not a problem and would just need to sign in for COVID track and trace beforehand and then get the key for the toilet. On entering the cafe I was greeted by a very rude member of staff who stated that the toilets were for sit in customers only and refused to let me (a pregnant woman) use the facilities despite having ordered drinks to takeaway outside. If you are thinking of coming to this cafe - I would avoid at all costs. There are many more places in the Isle of Skye with friendly and welcoming staff so don’t waste your time visiting Cafe Sia.

Staff made us feel we were in the way of their conversations. We had to ask to order after waiting 10 minutes of being ignored. The male in charge was sour faced and rude. AVOID

Good God that Pizza was epic!! Incredible selection of toppings.. Especially for plant eaters like us chunky chips and bartered Zucchini fries equally as tasty! And Service with a smile too Bless you Sia and your wonderful eatery Will be sure to pop in for some haggis balls soon!

First time on Skye. Stopped at CafeSia for a late breakfast. Full breakfasts could only be described as average, with elements missing. Still waiting for those even tho we were assured they were on way. They did however take the cost of one breakfast off our bill. Toilets kept locked but key available from staff, not the cleanest. Wouldn't rush back.

Delicious pizzas all available as vegan options (except the meat, obviously!) with great toppings. I also had a tasty smoothie. The staff were friendly and happily accomodated our 9 month old with a high chair.

Stopped off for a quick breakfast while travelling through Broadford. Nice food and speedy service. Well worth a visit !

Placed a takeaway order, a mistake was made during processing at their end. Mistake was dealt with superbly by the young lady at the window, and the duty manager. Was rectified within a reasonable time, and the food was good quality and worth the wait. All establishments are not just good because of their food, but by how they treat a customer, and they were great with both aspects. Well worth a visit.

We found Cafe Sia after a recommendation from the lady in the shop at Kyleakin and we were glad we went. Very quick, efficient, Covid-conscious service, the food was super-tasty and sensibly priced, and the strong coffee helped us along on our drive up to Torridon! Well worth popping in if you’re peckish and have half an hour to kill.

Visited twice during camping trip to Skye. Pizza in the evening was very tasty, mine was seafood including smoked salmon- a nice west highland twist on it. Scottish breakfast 2 days later was magnificent, especially Tattie Scones and haggis. And the coffee is dynamite- very powerful. Staff were helpful, friendly, efficient and followed the covid rules properly too. 5 stars well deserved

Popped in for lunch last Saturday staff were friendly and efficient in these covid times. Food was good the veggie pizza excellent.

Unfortunately fish and chips were not very good. The fish did not seem fresh nor did the chips. Sorry would not recommend.

Loved this place. We had an absolutely delicious (spicy) pizza, a really fresh salad and great chips - efficient and charming service , very clean, really nice atmosphere -while being covid sensitive, and all facilities available and very clean. Can't wait to come back . The coffee you get at the take away is unbelievably good as well.

We visited Cafe Sia restaurant for meal on our last night in Skye. We have since tried to contact the owner by email to tell him about our experience but have had no reply so decided to review here. The food itself was fine, but it was a terrible service experience. We were told the toilets were closed because 'the police told them to', meaning there are no facilities available for customers eating and drinking and obviously no hand washing. Some customers were disregarding the closed sign on the toilets and were going in anyway, but we decided against doing that knowing that the toilets wouldn't have been cleaned by staff if they were 'closed'.We had to get replacement cutlery because a knife was dirty, which normally wouldn't be an issue but at the moment you would hope cleanliness would be a number one priority. We were basically told off by a waitress (who was quite rude throughout) for not wearing our masks for the 2 metre walk to our table. We then watched all staff constantly fiddling with their masks and touching their faces whilst serving us food and drink- not ideal. Overall we were very disappointed with the service after having enjoyed our takeaway food earlier in our holiday. We felt the story about the police telling them to close the toilets was made up and an excuse for them to not have to keep them clean. Would recommend avoiding this restaurant.

This was a disappointing visit. The staff were rude and they did not allow use of the toilets - if this is the case, should they be open? I understand there are restrictions with COVID19 however a bathroom should still be available for use for all customers whether dining inside or outside as they are still paying customers on the cafe premises.

Gobsmacking, glorious pizza served by Chris and Zack. Many options available for all your dietary requirements. Thank you for a lovely time in Skye.

Doesn't look much from the outside, beautiful inside and the food is amazing. We had pizza, sliders, coffee, milkshakes. Absolutely beautiful.

This is our 3rd visit to cafe Sia - we reluctantly tried it again after a very oily pizza last year.We both had the magritte with added pineapple and sweetcorn - very sparing with the pineapple and sweetcorn for 60p per side.Very friendly young team, attentive to all covid procedures too.Will give it another try but not sure when!

Having landed at our hotel at 9pm after more that 12 hours of exploring Skye, we were very hungry and all of the local restaurants had stopped serving - except Cafe Sia! Spotted this place as we drove past to our hotel and called on the off chance that they could feed us. Not only did they squeeze us in for two takeaway pizzas at 9:45pm but they also had vegan options!! Amazing!! Not only that but the pizzas were made from scratch and delicious.

Wood fired pizza my arse.The ovens are clearly electric, you can see them.The price quality ratio makes the pizza extortionate.Relatively expensive and dreadful quality. The dough wasn’t properly proven and so ended up much more like an unleavened bread or cracker with far too much cheese on. The service is like a parody of surly teenage service. If you can get them to notice you over their friends they just stare at you gormlessly before eventually grunting.

Only real place to stop if travelling north/south en-route in Skye. We had coffee and pancakes. The coffee was served soon after we arrived but was finished before after a long wait the pancakes arrived. Although home made and large the serving of yogurt and fruit puree were not large enough for size of pancakes.With Covid there is only one toilet in use, however it doesn't seem to get cleaned and the bin was overflowing.

Thin crust base and a distinct lack of quality toppings. Base was a little undercooked and the toppings were bland but not so bad it couldn’t be eaten. The restaurant is well segregated for Covid but I question the effectiveness of the cleaning, I also noticed they continually touch their masks and then serve food & drinks but I’ve noticed that in most restaurants. As is the case in most Skye restaurants, it’s expensive for pretty average food.

Food and drink was fine. However we dined in and when I inquired where the toilets were, I was advised that they were closed and was told to use the public loos a 10 minute walk away! The waiter didn’t even apologise or offer an explanation. I think this is poor during a corona outbreak where people are eating finger food with just a pizza cutter provided. Using sanitiser is not an alternative for washing hands!!!

Just visited Cafe Asia’s takeaway. The 9” pizza was more like 7”, not big enough for a child let alone an adult. And no toilets.

Unbelievable service. The worst service I have ever experienced. Waited 45 minutes for our breakfast to come out. Rude lady said they were busy when I asked when our food was coming. They served others before us. Porridge was drowning in honey so could not even enjoy it and I absolutely love porridge. They should have put the honey separately. Ciabbatta was burnt. Poached egg was hard as rock. Supposed to be runny egg. They played terrible music in the background. So there was no pleasant atmosphere. Staff were loud and singing uncomfortably. Would never recommend or go there again. Regards John from London

Ordered three takeaway pizzas from cafe sia, and generally we were impressed, nice thin base with a decent amount of toppings on, and they tasted good too. Only things to note were that - friends that went into the restaurant to use the toilet commented that the music wasn't particularly family friendly and I order the deamon pizza....which is spicy....so spicy infact that after completing the first slice I started to sweat, the sweat stung my forehead and then ran into my eyes, which also stung... however it did taste nice and I powered on and completed the pizza. When finished my stomach felt like I had eaten lava and my voice had gone croaky...anyway my symptoms improved as we drove home and it wasn't until I visited the toilet the next day that I realised just how hot it was...I cried, this is first time I have cried in a very long time....so to summarise, pizza tasted good, restaurant music has swearing in it and the deamon pizza is very very very spicey.

I liked this place. I only had coffee but husband ate and liked his food. It’s lovely and clean. Staff are nice. I enjoyed the Metallica music but must say I don’t think it suits the type of place it is or the other diners that had been in.

Just avoid, the outside staff were passive aggressive, felt like they were unhappy having customers, Simple questions were answered so rudely. Waited a while for our pizza when it was just us ordering, we ordered the Deamham pizza and did not taste the chilli oil and there were no peppers, the sauce and toppings were minimal and unappetising. Completely disappointed and horrible service from the staff. I don’t usually leave reviews but it was that bad. Waste of money and was not a good ending of our trip to Skye

We passed Cafe Sia the day before our visit when we arrived on the island, the weather was hot & people were sitting inside and out, also queuing to enter which we took as a good sign. We visited the following day in the pouring rain arriving about 1300, we were seated inside straight away and the COVID-19 restrictions explained. After much deliberation of the menu choices we placed our food & drinks order with staff who were very helpful (3 x pizza, dough balls and Halloumi sticks). Our food arrived quickly, was piping hot and delicious. Daughter informs me her milkshake was amazing & served in a metal milkshake holder. We didn’t have room for dessert. On leaving a queue was already forming & the Sia take away was busy. We would definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone visiting the island and would visit again if we have the opportunity.

Pizza is tasteless, nothing to do with "Italian" pizza. Waiters don't bring you plate or napkin, even after reminding them. You end up leaving a mess on the table

No one seems to know what they are doing with eating inside or outside staff are unhelpful and don't know what they are doing

Stopped in for a quick lunch on way down to Elgol. Mistimed things a bit so had to convert to a takeaway - but staff were really accomodating. The seafood pizza was excellent. Will call again hopefully wit ha bit more time next time.

I visited Cafe Sia recently and had the best pizza ever. Cooked by Jacob, the base was thin and crispy, and the toppings were generous. I had the vegetarian option but with a helping of Scottish venison salami which is far nicer than the usual salami served on pizzas. Everything was cooked to perfection.All the staff were friendly and helpful and had made great efforts with managing the Covid rules as required.I will be back!

We had a lovely evening meal here on our recent visit to Skye. Staff are friendly and attentive. Food is lovely and the wine and cocktails are delicious.Would definitely recommend and should we find ourselves visiting Skye again we will definitely be back here for another meal.Great value for money too.

My sister and I called in for a pizza last week. I had the cheese, cheese and more cheese one and she had a veggie pizza with salami (don't ask). Both were served quickly and piping hot. They were great. Tasty crispy base and lots of topping. The Strathdon Blue cheese on mine was fab. Best I've had from them. I understand that Jacob was the chef that night. Well done Jacob. Great service as well from Amy and Kian.

Each year, we visit Cafe Sia in some way - breakfast, evening meal, coffee and have up until now been happy with the experience. This year, during COVID easing, we decided to order 4 takeaway pizzas - pepperoni x 3 plus one margherita. Around the £10-£12 mark each. 3 out of the 4 pizzas were close to burnt. One was burnt and returned - how theses pizzas got out to customers I really don't know. These pizzas were bettered by the local Co-op supermarket's pizzas 3 nights before, at £3.50 each. The pizzas were very crispy, in fact over-crispy. Pizzas should be soft, succulent and melt in your mouth. These pizzas presented all the ingredients congealed together into one. We're not pizza snobs but come on, at £11.95 you guys need to improve your game. Quality of pizza is unacceptable at this price. It's a bad day when a whole family say the local supermarket pizzas are better. It's time for you to change your pizza base flour. There is no competition for you in Skye, but don't think you can continue to serve this year's pizzas at those prices for much longer. That's bad customer service and takes customer loyalty for granted. Not good.

We had dinner here and loved it, food was great, nice clean place with plenty parking outside. Home made pizzas done on the Italian wood fired oven. Drinks served from frosted glasses, really nice place highly recommend.

Arrived in Skye from Aberdeen and was searching for a place to eat close to our hotel in Broadford. With other resteraunts closed Cafe Sia managed to squeeze us and our 8 month old son in for a reservation at a convenient time.Despite Covid Restrictions, the service was as good as expected, and the food was excellent! Highly recommend booking as this appeared a popular venue and some people were turned away from sit in to the take away option.Very impressed how accommodating they were with young children, despite the changing facility floor being damp. But given what is going on we were very impressed overall.Thanks again to the staff who went above and beyond in this strange times to offer both excellent service and food

Good meat and vegan options for both pizza and full breakfasts. Cafe well used by locals and visitors. Excellent coffee. Service can be a bit chaotic in the summmer because it is so busy and young seasonal staff are learning on the job; but they are lovely.

Great Pizza on the way. Stop here twice already and planing always when visiting Skye with Family or Friends. Would recommend to anyone who is looking out for a good food on the way. Try the Zucchini fries, something unusual but still great 🤤

Stopped off on Skye for fried haggis balls and sweet potato chips with a cuppa, would have been 5 stars but not dog friendly but food and service Brilliant

Went for dinner, cosy , welcoming atmosphere on a cold March evening. Everything looked amazing and caters for allergies lots of GF options ( which my daughter would appreciate) Hubby had steak special , braised melt in the mouth. I had F & C , best ever even better than Whitby!!!Most of the fare locally sourced . Definitely a must visit if you go to Skye, even if it’s just for a coffee ..

Me and my husband met a friend for a chat on a very wet day. I had never met my friend in person but been Facebook friends for 6 years. We were visiting Skye and my friend lived there. We arranged to meet at that cafe. Plenty off road parking lovely cafe / restaurant. Nice warm welcome. Turns out we spent four and a half hours chatting drinking coffees teas and milkshakes. We were never rushed or felt in the way. We will definitely be back

We visited this place on one of the rainy march afternoons, nice pizza and good beer, also I really like the music there :)

Pit stop following short walk in Braodford before return south. Reasonably good coffee and good fruit smoothie. Would return.

I 'found' this cafe on way home from the Western Isles after one of the worst ferry trips I've ever had. However, I was starving, it was easy to park and so I stopped for lunch, and I suspect I shall be stopping here many times again in the future. The cafe was very busy and service was correspondingly a tad slow but this did not detract from the excellent grub! The coffee was very good and I opted for the trio of 'mini' burgers. I was not disappointed.Overall a gem of a cafe in a beautiful setting. Highly recommended.