Stein Inn - Menu

relaxing atmosphere, friendly service and fabulous eating. highly recommended!

Great pub. Food very nice although they forgot my main so had to wait a while. But it was worth waiting for. Nice ales and wide range of Whisky!

Relaxed pub atmosphere, friendly , helpful staff, nice simple menu featuring local shellfish. The Moules frites featuring local mussels literally delivered that evening were delicious .

great christmas eve isst. beautiful atmosphere and a special dish prepared for our vegetarian needs. I always visit when I stay in the opposite, his great place. thank you, people for resting and a great night. the cherry and walnut soup was delish!

on skye in winter is quite everything closed, but the stone inn still served so that we have booked to celebrate our Christmas stay. welcome. great service. great, well cooked food and great drinks. overall we really enjoyed our visit and would highly recommend it.

A lovely quaint Inn right at the shores of the Loch This is a delightful place to eat The staff were extremely friendly and polite and made us very welcome. Unfortunately the chef had a sudden emergency so the menu was limited however the team had pulled together and the food whilst basic was very tasty and flavoursome Well worth a visit

Execrable. Hard to know where to start, but being presented with a menu listing one of the starters as two cheeses and biscuits did not bode well… Soup tasteless, mussels likewise, with frozen chips and two tiny pieces of bread with raw chunks of leek We skipped dessert, as by this time we had managed to be served by an argumentative waiter!

Arrived with a warm welcome but told we would be in the snug as the restaurant was busy, not what we expected. Whilst slightly cosy it was dark, cold and non atmospheric albeit we spoke to some lovely people in their having a drink The menu was limited but we enjoyed our meal. The staff were exceptional and service was excellent and friendly But given the above that’s why we marked some areas lower. Given it was a dreach Hogmanay we would have felt the snug to be better with the fire lite.

We visit the Stein Inn every time we come Skye. This is the first time we have eaten there as we had heard that Paul Rankin was involved in the business. The staff were lovely and the lady who took the order went back to check with the chef re what could be adapted for a gluten free guest. Mussels were delicious and it was good to hear that the artisan sausage was home made and gluten free. However, we were disappointed that if the sausage could be made gluten free why the homemade burger was not gluten free. The chips were described as ‘triple cooked’ but on arrival looked like frozen chips from the local supermarket which had been over cooked instead of the fluffy chunky chips we expec...