Near the main square so it's excellent location - but Portree is small. Food - visited 2ce mid January for food and drinks. We did not stay here. Staff are welcoming and very friendly. Spoke to us and were happy to have a laugh. Restaurant on one side, bar on the other. Decent amount of tables for food, ABIT smaller at pub side but had large old school fire. Seats are comfy at restaurant but at pub they were solid wood or metal which became uncomfortable after a while. Prices for 2 soups, 2 mains and 4 drinks (2 cokes/2beers) was around £60. Pints were roughly £5.50. Morgan's with lemonade and JD an coke was around £10. They only use bottles or cans as mixers as they don't do draft soft drinks. Food - small winter menu but food is absolutely amazing and great portions. Fish and chips - large haddock with a nice and soft but still crispy batter. Grilled lemon and chips and peas. Steak pie - fantastic portion and the beef melted in your mouth. Chips and varied veg. Had the carrot and ginger soup. Again, good portion with roll. Tasted more carrot than ginger but was still taste and homely. Would Def recommend.
This is a great spot for a meal. They have live entertainment on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, but unfortunately I was not there one of those days. The seafood here is delicious, whether the fish and chips or the catch of the day. Staff are very friendly and accommodating.
Horrid fish and chips only topped by the rude and indifferent staff. The fish is all batter and a small piece of, seemingly, frozen fish. Chips taste like a generic, corporate, flavorless, out of the bag product. I ate only a small amount, sent it back, and got another portion of the same. Ate two bites of that and asked for the bill. I paid and asked to speak to the manager/owner. I was told she wasn’t there. I spoke with the aggressive bartender/server who said this was “the best fish and chips in town”. No apology and no concern about customer satisfaction. Sorry, this is a place that takes advantage of tourists and doesn’t care because they know they’re not sending away a customer who will ever be here again. All around awful; no pride in what they serve nor how they treat people. Unnecessarily poor.
We were looking for a place to eat on a Tuesday evening but Portree was super busy; had already tried 4 or 5 other places to be told they were fully booked or we could wait outside in the line for a table. The last place we tried recommended the Isles Inn as they don't take bookings, it's first come first served. There was already a line when we got there and we were told they had a full waiting list but that it could change in an hour. Luckily there were seats in the bar so we happily took a beer to wait it out. We hadn't even finished our first pint when we got seated in the restaurant. The food was excellent. Fish of the day cooked perfectly with broccoli & potato's and the cajun chicken burger with fries. We finished with the sticky toffee pudding and the toffee pudding Sunday. The service was great, the vibe was delightful and they had live music from 9pm. We were glad we ended up here as it turned out to be a wonderful evening. Would recommend.
Decent pub. I thought the beer tasted nice, but unfortunately could not sample the food due to overcrowding. I watched the World Cup of Rugby which was amusing (not for the locals as Scotland lost). Would happily visit again if I pass back through one day.
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Eilean a'Ch, Portree, IV51