Cuillin Coffee Co. in Highland

We took a chance on the journey to cuillion coffee co after a long drive to the fairy falls on the isle of Skye The coffee shop and camp site is in a amazing location and we were ready for a snack and a coffee We opted for a veggie Pastie and a cup of fresh coffees the staff were very friendly and happy to help With views to die for and good food and excellent coffee we would highly recommend the cuillion coffee co cafe Enjoy 😁

Fantastic site, great staff and the best coffee I've ever had, will be going back next year for longer.

We stopped here for a coffee after visiting the fairy pools, it’s definitely worth the drive. I was hungry do decided to have the bhajee pasty & my husband had a Danish pastry, I thought my pasty would be cold but it was hot (not microwaved), this was definitely the best pasty I’ve ever eaten & I do love a pasty. This kept us going until dinner. If you are camping this would be ideal, you can order bread the day before & pick it up in the morning fresh & hot. The shop has everything you could possibly need. We will definitely return & would go out of our way to come here & I would recommend here to friends & family.

I went as soon as it opened at 8am for coffee and croissant (fresh and warm). The lady serving was cheerful and efficient, coping quickly with the masses of campers who realised they are onto a good thing. The shop also has a good selection of interesting, quality things.

After walking the fairy pools and then the walk to the point at the campsite Our tea, hot chocolates, mochas muffins snd almond croissant were are real bonus The croissant and muffins and drinks were perfect Staff very friendly You can put a bread order in for the next day of staying overnight Toilets were spotless

Both staff members were incredibly rude to all members of our group. When asked for a menu, we were snapped at and told it was “only baked potatoes and soup, we only really do coffee”. Not sure why toasties are not part of a basic “cafe” menu given the limited labour, time and intensive mark up related - ESPECIALLY given fresh bread is cooked on site. LThis is city centre prices for a cafe in the middle of nowhere. We were charged LARGE coffee prices although we were informed only small cups were available, prior to payment. The on-site toilet is marked as ‘out of service’ which I struggled to believe given the time taken deciding where to send me when asked where the alternative toilet was. A long drive for reheated soup and dry over cooked potatoes. The coffee shop has a lot of potential given it’s size and basic premise. For future I’d suggest a basic toastie menu, and perhaps service with a smile, should the staff be up for it that day

While at the Fairy Pools we spotted a sign for the campsite and coffee shop at the end of the road. Due to Covid we weren't allowed to sit indoors but the lady serving us was lovely, chatting with us about our visit to the pools. Hot, coffee and croissant was exactly what was needed after our swim in the cold pools. Lots of gifts and treats on offer to visitors as well as those camping on site. With so few similar places open elsewhere on our trip finding the Cuillin Coffee Shop was a lifesaver.

J'ai adoré cet endroit pour sa simplicité, son rapport qualité/prix et ça fait plaisir de se réchauffer avec un bon café car il peux faire froid à Glenbrittle!

A welcome refuge with great coffee and friendly staff, especially Pete and his girlfriend. No WiFi but you could admire the views!

As we walked from the car on the way to the 'fairy pools' we saw the sign for the cafe & decided to give it a try after our walk. Despite it being about a 10 mile round trip, out of our way as there's nothing else there to see or any other roads out, I have to say our visit was well worth it. I had a flat bread & my wife a pannini - not much choice - but the food was nice & well priced. But what made the visit so worthwhile was the drinks - we both agreed it was the best coffee we'd ever had!!

Strong hot coffee, nice snacks. Some essentials available for purchase. Toilets were clean and no cost.

Feeling a bit hungry and thirsty after visiting the Fairy Pools we were seduced by the advert for the cafe 4 miles down the glen by the beach on Loch Brittle.The first disappointment was that they had run out of milk so no coffees dependent on milk were available. We had to settle for soft drinks. The food range on offer was narrow and the soup and a roll was OK without being in any way special and the bacon roll just didn't meet expectation though there was plenty bacon. The food and drink filled the gap however and wonderful sunshine warmed the body and spirits.

After visiting the fairy pools, we noticed the sign for coffee and cake.We didn’t realise it was a no through road, and we had to rejoin the crowds of people.Views from the campsite are stunning.We had a yummy scone and coffee.Only downside was only full fat milk.Completely turns my stomach I’m afraid but they had no alternative. Seems a shame they don’t offer at least semi-skimmed.

We drove the 9 miles to have a coffee with a view only to find a sign on the door ! Seriously on a Saturday lunchtime !!

While camping here it was so great to have somewhere to sit and plan the day ahead. Great coffee, no milk alternatives (they did say if I had my own they were happy to make me a coffee with it) but they had a delicious vegan cake. The little shop has some great gifts and the staff were all wonderful.Really incredible location nestled in between a beach and the Cuillin range.

Good coffee, fabulous fresh croissants for breakfast....And not overpriced either! Shame they shut at 6 but at least they open at 8

We set out to find this place as the midpoint destination while out road biking. I’d stayed at the campsite several years ago, and was delighted to see its been tidied up and brought to modern standards. We were welcomed in by friendly Australian hosts who provided us with hot coffee and delicious cake, in stunning surroundings and great chat! Clean toilets too! Highly recommended to any Skye adventurer looking for warm comforts on a drizzly wet day.

Great coffee but even greater staff ! The season 2018 has started with new staff but fantastic people ..... if I were in charge I'd do my best to please the staff And keep them happy and working for me ........the expression "you just can't get decent staff " that's because there all working at Cullin coffee and glen brittle camp site . Well done folks .

Saw this place a fancied something warm. Coffee's were excellent but the staff made us both feel really welcome evern if it was just two cups of coffee. It was wet outside but nice and warm in the coffee shop- You do need to go right to the end of the road for this place

Ottimi i cookies e i muffii, al limone, ai mirtilli o al cioccolato.

This is just excellent coffee anytime. We had ours with a bite of morning pastries and there is no doubt it made the entire experience better. Wish we could get the bean in Colorado.

When you vist kilt rock on a cold windy day, its great to be able to get a hot drink or food , from a nice friendly staff

After a long walk and being caught in the inevitable rain showers of this area to step inside this little haven was a delight, the amazing continental coffee machine makes the most delicious concoctions to recharge the batteries and refresh you on your way

If you're the kind of camper who likes a really decent coffee in the morning, Glenbrittle has you covered. Enjoy!

Petit café au bout d'une route, au fond d'un camping, parfait pour les routards ou quand on ne cherche rien d'autre qu'un endroit chaleureux et convivial, au milieu du matériel de campeur et du nécessaire de survie, pour prendre une bonne collation.

Park here and walked up the path of the fairy pools last her and this lovely guy had hot coffee waiting on our return. When back in March this year, no coffee man. Will be back in June, hope he is there then.

Fabulous location and I was able to get some wonderful artisan homemade bread and a pastry to enjoy whilst watching sunset over the beach from my van. Surprisingly wide range of choice for such a remote spot. Highly recommended and worth the effort of driving down.

Stopped in here when we came to check out Glenbrittle beach. The coffee was decent but they forgot to put the blueberry muffin we purchased into our bag and we didn't notice until we were far away :(

Wo es eigentlich nichts gibt, ist ein überraschend guter Kaffee schon recht viel.

A great place for a walk on the beach to breath the lovely sea air. Safe swimming for children and good coffee in the campsite cafe.

My wife and I passed a strenuous 3 hours or so walking from the Glen Brittle campsite along the headland and, having forgotten to take a flask of coffee, were dying for a drink when we wearily trudged back to the little camp shop. There John and Kirstin provide a service second to none and the coffee and cookies (home made by John) were just what we needed. They are so friendly and helpful; while we were there they managed to find a bar of soap for a sweaty walker in need! If you travel this far for a walk you must pop in. And the on site loos are absolutely spotless!

What a find. Gorgeous coffee in a stunning location by the Cuillins, just when you think you've cycled to a deserted dead end - nice staff too.

Caffeine on wheels! Great espresso, friendly service, biodegradable cups. Don't I wish there was one of these trucks at the end of every hike.

On a very windy and wet day at Fairy Pools - this little van was very welcome on our return from being blown away. Very tasty coffee, and super friendly service.

It's really hidden away but worth seeking out. Great hot chocolate and you can drink it on the great black sand beach which is adjacent.

A friend recommended this place to me, and I am glad she did. You could be forgiven if you couldn't find the shop, as it is not clearly visible from the "main road", but go through the campsite and there it sits. I had a hot chocolate which was delicious, and my other half had a latte. We also indulged ourselves with a very tasty slice of millionaire shortbread.

This little coffee place is part of the Glenbrittle campsite but also welcomes non residents. It is run with a lot of passion and friendliness. Loved that. The coffee is made with "the real deal" italian style coffee steamer. It was a bit weaker than I normally like it, but nonetheless great, especially keeping in mind how remote this place is. They also offer some sweet treat such as brownies ot almond croissants. If you want to enjoy an espresso or a latte in a calm area with beautiful views, this is the place to visit.

Who would have imagined that the best coffee we've had in Scotland would be found in the shadow of the Cuillens at a camp store? That's exactly what we discovered. The lattes were delicious- so rich and decadent you might want to use a spoon!. A tremendous treat after a walk to the Fairy Pools or anywhere else you might go on the Isle of Skye.

The Coffee and Hot chocolate at this campsite is fantastic, the staff are very friendly and great atmosphere too, will be returning for the best hot chocolate on the island.