Shed in Highland

Well what can one say I am Scottish born and bred, roll on sliced sausage disgusting all bread crumbs taste terrible it is the cheapest sausage you can buy, should be embarrassed selling this to tourists, chicken roll 2 bits of frozen chicken it's just embarrassing, who writes the reviews on here 5 * and says the food is amazing, never 1 star the owners must be ashamed of them self's or should be, I am honest guy I must say, my travels around Scotland are embarrassing, let's get honest here Scotland tourism hospitality attitudes are bad sad for us, it's going to collapse promoting food like this and charging tourist for it is embarrassing, it's well spoken of that owners are saying, cafes. Chips shops etcetera saying they only pass thru you will never see them again, charge and feed them cheap food rubbish it's sad very bad attitudes, (Ullapool was best for food and price) and hospitality,

Arrivée sous le soleil on a pris un fish and chips franchement pas mal pour cette cahute ! Vue au top on était juste bien ! Personnel serviable Le prix du café est abusé !!! 3 pounds pour un américain on n est pas sûr les champs Élysées 😂

Doesn’t look much upon arrival but the food and service speaks for itself. The scampi was some of the best I’ve had. Hotdog, mozzarella sticks and pizza got a thumbs up from the kids. All this with a lovely view across to the mainland. Would definitely return.

This is a great wee place that does the best bacon rolls. Also coffee and a wee lunch. Outside only but worth a visit

We stopped here for lunch as we'd been to Armadale Castle and their cafe was closed. When we saw a takeaway shed we weren't expecting much but when our scampi chips and salad arrived we were really impressed - there must have been 4 different delicious salads on the plate and they were all really nice. We ordered a cake each for dessert and they were lovely too. There are picnic tables to eat at and if the weather is bad they can serve food in takeaway boxes to be eaten undercover. Fantastic views. What a great place!

stopped here when just about everything else was closed on the Peninsula due to staff shortages and other problems and had the most delicious scampi and Japanese prawn mixture with chips with very friendly and attentive service.... extremely good value as well. Earlier by chance one of the the female staff serving had been very helpful in giving us directions on a walk.

I took two clients to the Shed for lunch while running a photography workshop. We enjoyed a tasty, hot meal with generous portions, at reasonable prices, with beautiful views across the Sound of Sleat to Knoydart. I'll definitely be back in future.

Wanted to get a couple of takeaway coffees for the nearby ferry but staff wanted a £10 minimum spend on card. Strange business model these days and with no cashpoints nearby it seems like opportunism to me.

Popped in here and had. Scampi, chips and salad - served outside in the glorious sunshine. And what a surprise we got. The scampi was outstanding - and the salad had everything - even edible flowers. Staff were so friendly too. And the location was amazing. Highly recommend!

Small cafe by the station and we had the scampi and Japanese prawns. Both were very good. We added salad to both and honestly i wasnt expecting much (than lettuce, cucumbers and tomatoes) but it was a proper spread! Also had the ice cream which I collected later (as minimum card payment is £10) It would be tricky for some if they only wanted an ice cream or a drink but had no cash on them.

Great coffee and bacon roll......and an amazing view. Lovely spot to wait for ferry and have breakfast. Highly recommended.

Delicious Japanese prawns and pizza in the sunshine whilst waiting for our ferry to Mallaig. Staff were lovely. Spot on!

I was a little shocked that where the rest of the UK is asking for cash not to be used, and I am using card with no issue to buy my little girl 20p sweets, that there was a minimum spend of £10 for card payments. Even before Covid I had not seen this for a long time. Though the lady did allow me to use my card it was made clear she was not happy about this. Not the best service unfortunately and out dated policies which is a shame.

A good mixture of hot & cold snacks as well as coffee & home made cakes along with the usual ice-cream. What a place to sit and consume your purchases.

Spent a couple of days in Armadale, and sat out watching the world go by, with a coffee and a snack from The Shed. Friendly and efficient service - those writing terrible reviews should be aware - It’s a shed, not a Michelin star restaurant !

We stumbled upon this cafe while waiting for the ferry to Mallaig. The homemade cakes are delicious, especially the caramel apple cake. The coffees were pretty good too. Perfect for the crossing.

The Shed makes the best chips and a delicious Chicken burger. The coleslaw in the burger was absolutely fantastic, I'd probably be able to happily sit and eat an entire bowl of it it was that good. Next time I'm on Skye I will be returning to the Shed for the coleslaw alone.

I had the fresh crab salad which was delicious. My partner had the fish and chips, which was nice, but almost looked like an over fish rather than freshly battered? We enjoyed the food, but it was a little over-priced.

My husband and I picked up 2 orders of Fish and Chips for Takeaway. This is a small stand with some seats outdoor. Great stop before getting on or off the boat. Our fish was very good and quite tasty. The service was quick and efficient.

We've been here before in Summer when you can sit outside, but when the rain is coming sideways you have to be inside, which is tiny. However, everyone (staff and customers) seems to be friendly and nobody minds sharing tables, so it worked OK. Chips were good. As others have said, no butter on the top slice of the ham roll, but there was free mayonnaise so spread some on. The snacks seemed good value and the coffee was good.

The meal was excellent, came quickly, in a very friendly atmosphere. There are only three tables but we were happy to come back in 20 minutes. We were served very quickly. Also, we were allowed to bring our wee dog in.

Small cafe and service hatch with an extensive snack/meal menu. We had coffee and bacon sandwiches which were delicious as we sat and watched a ferry embark

Just off the Ferry, we traveled for 15 minutes looking for a suitable lunch place, only to return to the Ferry landing and stopped in at the Shed. This is home cooking! The Fish and Chips were fresh from a local catch. Not sure if the serve them all the time, but I'd reccommend this place for lunch no matter. It's very small, but they clearly care about the quality their food. And it's inexpensive :)

Food was good enough, but the blond young lady who attended us was extremely rude and unwelcoming, to the point that it seemed that she was annoyed because we ordered (to take away, so we weren't even going to cause a mess). As a foreigner, one will get the wrong impression of Scottish people if served this way. Very bad experience.

After seeing reviews thought I would give this place a try. Delighted I held off stopping somewhere else as was worth the extra miles on bike. Coffee was first class and I do like a good coffee. Amazing seafood pizza with greasy muscles, crab claws, prawns (2types) and squid. Service first class and they even let me charge my phone. Thank you for a wonderful lunch and look forward to returning one day.

As we were waiting for the ferry we thought we would have a coffee at The Shed. What a good move ! We enjoyed a bra cup of coffee and a delicious chocolate cake. All served by cheery ladies. And talk about views..... amazing.Top spot !

Waiting for the ferry, we weren't expecting anything great. Wrong! Excellent service and fantastic fish and chips, very fresh and beautifully cooked. Well done, we will be back if ever in that neck of the woods again.

Waiting for the ferry and didn’t have long. Quickly received two really lovely Tuna salads. Fresh, varied ingredients. Definitely above average. It was very busy and they were working flat out. Some grumpy folk had no patience and I felt for the staff.

Busy little place serving really good food. Ice cream huge portions. When a nice sunny day nice to sit out on the benches outside. Good value, friendly service.

Thank goodness for The Shed, after 4 days of lousy coffee and overpriced food we finally found a more than decent cafe. Best cappuccino all week, fab crispy bacon roll all at decent prices, served quickly outside in the sun. A lovely end to our trip to Skye.

Bacon was microwaved, roll was one of the frozen ones you just defrost and the service was far from pleasant!

I've been here a number of times while staying on Sleat, to have lunch or ice cream. It's small, but charming, with a great view across the water to the mainland, and the food is really, really good. The menu is based upon locally sourced ingredients, included freshly picked salad greens and terrific local seafood. My most recent meal there was memorable; a composed salad of fresh greens and flowers, fresh diced and marinated beets, and potato salad, covered with a generous portion of locally smoked trout, all accompanied by a choice of homemade dressings. A stroll out to the end of the pier to The Leather Shop makes for a perfect ending to the meal. Highly recommended.

arriving between meal times we ate here and loved it. the fish and chips were to die for. The staff was very friendly and efficient

C'est cher et très à l'étroit mais bien pratique pour attendre le bateau ... le vent souffle pas mal dehors et la place sont restreintes dedans, dommage.

Waiting for a ferry wanted a quick tea but ended up having a quick snack and sitting outside watching the ferry arrive.. Great to relax before joining the ferry .You can be sure not to miss the ferry from here!

Piccolo chiosco in riva al mare, di fronte agli imbarchi. Qualità buona, scelta un po’ limitata.

Have eaten here frequently over the years. This is a little gem of a place, and its amazing how much they can offer from such a small space.

Good food and great for a snack stop if like us you've just came off the ferry from Mallaig. There is a nearby car park which is separate from the queue lines for those waiting to get on the ferry.

I believe they open to accommodate passengers who travel both ways on the Caledonian MacBrayne Ferries either to Mallaig or to Armadale

Great little cafe - dropped in while waiting for ferry to Mallaig after a nice visit to Skye. Straightforward and good value.

Stopped her for a cooling ice cream on our recent trip to Skye. Great place to sit with views across the water and the ferries arriving from Mallaig.

We ate here a couple of times during our stay on Skye. The food is basic, simple fare. While not exceptional, it makes a nice stop if you are awaiting the ferry. The ladies working here are very friendly and attentive.

Right on sea front at Armadale lots of outside seating with lovely views across to mainland watched rain falling in distance on warm sunny afternoon . Home made friut shortcake was lovely and burgers looked nice but only stopped for tea and cake today .

We came here twice and enjoyed our visit on both occasions, the staff are very friendly and very quick. The ice cream is one of the best I have ever had, especially when you can sit outside in the sun and look at the views. The bacon rolls for breakfast are very tasty. Can't wait to go back.

Even snel hier geluncht en koffie gedronken voordat we de ferry op gingen. Prima lunch, simpel maar wel lekker. Als je met de ferry gaat een aanrader. Weinig zitplaatsen binnen, maar we hadden geluk.

Der „Schuppen“ liegt gleich rechts neben dem Fährterminal. Es ist der ideale Ort um das Treiben am Hafen zu beobachten. Bei schönem Wetter ein Traum. Dazu einen Irn Bru und ein paar Chips. Was kann das maritime Herz mehr wollen?

Offerings are fairly basic but hit the mark. Hot dogs, chicken burgers ,chips, fish were all fine. Coffee was above average. Homemade soup delicious. Outstanding views over to mallaig. The cafe is small but has tables outside.

This little cafe is adjacent to the Armadale ferry terminal where you catch the ferry to Mallaig. Great view and a good cup of tea and very tasty almond and chocolate slice Staff were friendly. Not many seats inside you can get a meal here...

This little place is adjacent to the ferry terminal where you catch the ferry to Mallaig. We were on a trip around the island and stopped here for a beautiful view and a great cup of tea and coffee sitting in the sunshine watching people...

Near the ferry and a lovely cafe sit in or take away. Inside and outside seating overlooking back to Mallaig. A really lovely spot and it's a wonderful shed! Boardwalk decking overlooking the waters edge is so relaxing and wonderful feel to the place. Food...

one of the best ice creams we have had. it was the whippy ones from a machine & I normally don't like them, but after a taste of my husbands I had to have one too.... only regret was getting a kids sized one, should...

Nice setting watching the ferry's go in and out. Waitress was incredibly rude to me and my family as if we were an inconvenience. Overpriced place at £2.75 for a tinned hot dog and plain butter with no bun or onions and the same price...

A lovely sunny, hot day in Skye and this place to sit outside and have lunch.

OK the UK do not know how to do a good expresso. Having said that this place offers hot expresso...

Pile devant l'embarcadère (ou le débarcadère, c'est selon) du ferry de Mallaig, ce petit café sert des boissons chaudes et...

Esta joya en forma de altas Palace tiene una buena selección de comida. Sin embargo, siempre ha sido un gran lugar para escapar de un café o un helado para mí. La ubicación es de primera clase, un servicio cálido y acogedor. Tiene un chill...

Piccolo, ma accogliente e ben fornito. Ci è stata proposta una buona scelta sia di dolce che di salato. I...

We arrived after long day of driving and hiccups with our accomodation to find this lovely spot and were made very welcome. Food was plentiful and very tasty. Service was excellent.

This tiny cafe is right on the water's edge looking over the sea from Skye. A stone's throw from the ferry pier, there was a wonderfully friendly, homely and chatty welcome. We ordered a freshly made chicken burger which was light, crunchy and very tasty. The whole experience was very warm and cosy.

Popped in here for a cup of coffee and a bacon roll after a very chilly crossing on the early morning ferry from Mallaig. Very nice it was too. It's only a very small place with 2 or 3 tables inside but, I managed to get a table no problem. They do take-away as well from the hatch outside. Friendly staff, and good service.

A lovely cup of tea served by a friendly lady. A very small cafe at Armadale but very friendly, lovely place for a chat whilst waiting to board the Lord of the Isles.

This is a tiny place to have something to eat while waiting for your ferry. Good choice of snacks and meals to either eat in or take away. With the rain pouring down we welcomed being inside and warm. Good food and nice people.

What a wasted opportunity for a business! How can you spoil a cheese salad sandwich? Easy, all you have to do is not bother to butter the top of the teacake but put a lump of the cheapest margarine available on the bottom. It was approx 1/8 th of an inch thick. I felt sick. Also we didn't get the water for the dog that was promised. Cup of tea was like dish water too. Hubby's tuna sandwich was exactly the same. If you can't make a simple sandwich you are in the wrong job.

Popped in here on a drive round to Armadale great coffee really friendly service well recommended. Great views over the sea would imagine in summer it is packed with people waiting for the ferry seats about 10 inside but tables outside too, too cold in February for that though

Popped in here whilst waiting for our ferry to Mallaig. It was mid-afternoon so we just had a bowl of soup with a roll. Very tasty and homemade. Staff were very pleasant and chatty. Was even able to buy a cup of soup to take back to our accommodation to use in a recipe. Good value for money and lovely location.

Semplice baretto per chi è in attesa del ferry per Mallaig. Propone caffè e dolci, ma anche hamburger e piatti veloci. Prezzi modici, nulla di particolare.

Good Food Good Service and Good Value,whether you are using the Ferry service or just sight seeing a warming snack is always welcome.Also they have a very friendly Robin that visits the fast food area and is hand fed

We went having arrived on the ferry. You'd miss this place if you weren't looking for it. I can only speak for the salad - but it was WOW. To match the view. Not cheap, but absolutely worth it.

This is a lovely place to enjoy lunch outside if the weather is good, looking out to sea and islands beyond. The fresh fish salads were excellent with unusual salad garnishes, service is friendly and swift.

we only had an ice cream but the staff were lovely and friendly. Great place to watch the world go by.

This place is small but serves good quick food and drink and does it with a smile. It looks more like a conservatory than a restaurant but there are places to sit both inside and out. Service is quick. Prices are right. There's a good selection of freshly prepared food and it's tasty and you are right next to the ferry. We will be calling again next time we are at the ferry.

Lovley coffee and cake served with a smile! Also would like to recommend a tub of Fabulous Ice Cream! YUmMiE

This place is in a great wee spot but the food is horrid. My granddaughter had a hot chocolate which she described as a mug of mud!. Her hot dog was no better and my husband had scampi which tasted like the fat in the fryer hadn't been changed for years - well probably weeks or months! It is expensive and sorry just not worth the money. It could be good with a bit of imagination and a wee drop in price - daylight robbery!

Have a nice tea and some coffee here , a great wee spot to pass an hour or so waiting on the mallaig ferry.

To quote Elizabeth B "Gorgeous Hot Chocolate" is one of the biggest overstatements. If you happy to drink cheap nasty watery hot chocolate then by all means come here. I would recommend anyone who wants to enjoy their hot beverage to go the Skye farm shop where you will get good service and a decent quality hot drink. The farm shop have a 'real' coffee machine and use fresh beans. The Shed as the name suggests a shed...probably from the nearest B&Q. The cafe if you can call it that is more a burger van with the prices of a top city restaurant. I'm not sure how they came up with their pricing strategy but the prices in no way reflect quality. For example one watery hot chocolate is £3.65 with no cream or marshmallows. Their food menu is just as expensive with prices up to £20!

Piccolo bar all'arrivo del traghetto da Mallaig. Poca scelta di cibi, comunque buoni, ma giusta per una sosta veloce. La posizione sul mare permette di godersi un panorama bellissimo comodamente seduti ai tavolini all'aperto.

The Shed is on the pier overlooking the sea and on the day we visited with the sun shining on the water and the opportunity to sit outside in the sunshine it was wonderful.The hot chocolate was excellent, if expensive at £3.65 for a small cardboard cup.

Friendly staff in a very cosy cafe...only 4 tables inside, more seating outside on the deck to see the views. Reasonably cheap and fast service if waiting for the ferry. Great views. Definitely worth a visit while waiting for the boat!!!

A colleague told me about this cafe as a place for lunch when waiting for the ferry. It hit the spot in terms of a plate of soup and a coffee however, it really is just a small cafe. A friend asked whether the soup was homemade and we were told it was 'bought in'. There was also a strong smell of fat which wasn't too nice given the lovely fresh air outside. I would stop there again if waiting for the ferry and in need of refuelling but a I can't help feeling so much more could be made of this as a quirky cafe with home baking, fresh shops and home baking.

Arriving on an earlier ferry than planned we killed some time waiting for our hire car at this cafe, and also had fish and chips. Lovely staff, delicious food. We fluked the sunshine so sat on the deck and admired the view. It's not well signed, so with the ferry terminal to our back and looking up hill it's the small building above the rocks (and below the clothing and knick knacks shop) that looks like a conservatory-cum-shed, with the deck on two sides.

Great meal and friendly staff great ice cream. Had a few seats in the place it was a very nice place I would definitely recommend it to anyone will be back soon

I grabbed a cup of coffee while awaiting the ferry. But it wasn't just a cup of coffee; it was extraordinarily good. It made me want to return to try other things on their menu.

Me encanta que en cualquier bar, café o quiosco puedas tomar una sopa. Este fue el caso en este barecito sin pretensiones donde comí una estupenda sopa de champiñones. La ubicación esta estupenda te permite tomar algo frente al mar pero resguardado si hace viento o llueve (como fue nuestro caso) o disfrutar de un helado en las mesas de la terraza.

small number of internal seats but takeaway and outdoor service from hatch. As it was raining we went inside. I had great soup and bread and my mates had large piee of homemade cake. Only place near the terminal for food and drink . friendly staff and fast service

Right next to the ferry terminal, so handy when waiting.No greeting when I had deigned to go inside to ask for a coffee to drink outside, I was told rather abruptly to order at the outside window. This I had to do only to be served by the same "lady". Coffee not good.The sauce and vinegar could do with a wipe down. £18 for a salad, only if your daft.Wait until your on the boat.

This is the smallest café I've ever come across - only three tables inside, each seating about four people, plus additional seating outside on a wooden terrace. We peeped in through the door and saw that all the tables were occupied, unsurprising given that the ferry to Mallaig was due to dock soon.On seeing us starting to back out, a kind lady and her husband (from Seattle) beckoned us to come on in and join them at their table. While having a great chat to them we enjoyed some good coffee and then set about consuming two excellent bacon baps. After about 15 minutes everyone emptied out to catch the ferry to Mallaig and we had the place to ourselves. In addition to enjoying good refreshment, good company and a stunning view of the Scottish mainland, the service was very warm, friendly, helpful and efficient. We're really glad we popped in!Big thanks to the lovely couple from Seattle who invited us in to share their table - THANK YOU. :-)

We regularly stop here when visiting Skye. Ice cream brill and yesterday kids had the chicken burgers and chips which were delicious. I had the salad bowl which was equally superb. The bacon roll was yum. We think this place is fabulous, try it, you won't be disappointed.

A tiny place next to the ferry pier at Armadale with a stunning view and simple, cheap good value food - serve with a smile and a chat!

Was quite shocked at the food here, when I visited in November. I ate here 4 months previously, and had lovely fish and chips. I ordered fish and chips to take out, on this occasion. It was £5 for the fish, and £3 for the chips - quite pricey for a takeaway, but as it was good last time, I went with it. When I picked up the polystyrene container, it weighed virtually nothing. I opened it, thinking it may be empty, or only a fish, or just chips inside. Only a few chips in there and a skinny, very small rectangular piece of fish. Bit into the fish, which was virtually empty - less than 1cm of fish in it, and about the same in batter either side. It was clearly just a cheap, frozen portion of fish. Very annoyed, actually - felt completely ripped off. Chips were soggy, so fed them to the dog. I realise that in the winter, these places still have their overheads to pay. However, serving cheap crap food at exorbitant prices is not the way to get repeat business. I will not be going back, that's for sure.

Located right beside the pier at Armadale, this place has to be one of the most picturesque settings for a coffee. Looking out towards Knoydart on a beautiful sunny morning in October, we enjoyed our tea, coffee and ice cream. Given that it was a Friday morning in October there were a good few people there, so I imagine this would be a really busy spot in the summer.

We wanted a coffee and tea and thought that this looked to be a nice place to have it, in a nice location by the shore.However the staff were abrupt and rude and worst of all the tea and coffee was abysmal. They need to clean their equipment.

Had the freshest, crispy battered chips at the shed on the pier. Chips were ok, but well out shon by the fish.

visited here today and had great fish and chips,sat outside in lovely sunshine.Inside has 3 tables at most.Other diners were having soup which looked and smelled great.Very busy as we were there just before ferry arrived but service was quick and friendly.finished off with great icecreams in the sunshine.

The Shed is a real surprise. It looks like a tacky canteen style hut but it actually contains excellent food. Shed is located next to the Armadale-Mallaig ferry and makes for a great stop to eat on that route or indeed a good stop for those who happen to be in the area.The Shed is small. There are a couple of tables inside so indoor seating cannot be guaranteed. The decor is simple and unimposing. It is comfortable enough. Those sitting inside will never be more than a few feet away from those running The Shed so it is simple enough to get their attention and it feels almost as though the customer is a part of the conversation going on behind the counter.There is more seating outside with views to the ferry and across the Sound of Sleat towards Mallaig. If it isn't too wet then these are the favoured places to be.Takeaway is popular, ordered at the other side of The Shed. Many people seem to want just a coffee or just an ice cream.For those prepared to get stuck into a proper meal, The Shed is a pleasant surprise. There are three vegetarian options in this little place. It also serves seafood and more fast food options like burger and pizza but the better options are not the fast food ones.The more adventurous options come with excellent accompaniment. A range of beautifully fresh salad and herbs will appeal to any taste. Such a fine bonus to have simple food made so well thanks to the fresh and tasty adornment.Price like everywhere on Skye is a little higher than elsewhere. Given the quality, the value is good.

What a fantastic location. Sadly the promise of great sandwiches are destroyed by the use of the most terrible bread rolls, the crab is to die for, other aspects are great, however, more attention to the detail would give you a much better return. I hope this message is taken seriously.

I was here today for the first time, and had a chicken burger and chips. I had it as a take-away, but the seating area inside looks like a very inviting place to sit, with a nice view out to sea. I will definitely be back to have a sit-in meal next time. Their are also tables outside.I can honeslty say that it was probably the best chicken burger and chips I've ever had. It was a good quality chicken burger in a nice soft burger bun with nice salad, and the chips were first-rate french-fry style chips.They also have a selection of Fentiman's soft drinks which are great. I had the Curiosity Cola.Can't wait to go back!

Quick to order. Fresh proper scampi. Best and only place to eat while waiting on the Ferry. Lovely staff and beautiful food at a food price. Go the Shed!!

The shed is a tiny restaurant with only three tables inside but lots of extra seating outside. We ordered a scampi and a Japanese style tempura prawns. The food came very quickly and was delicious. Both dishes came with chips and salad, and the salad was excellent, including spiced cous cous, edible flowers and home grown herbs.