Serves meat, vegan options available. Family-run seasonal and mostly organic cafe with traditional/local pies. A small menu that includes at least 1 vegetarian pie and 1 vegan tart (open/faced pie) in addition to other vegan and vegetarian choices. Pies can be purchased alone or with a combo of potato wedges or salads. Salads range from fresh greens to rice pilaf, etc. A cozy cafe with a homey atmosphere. Located on the Trotternish Peninsula in the northeast, 16 miles north of Portree on the A855 and 4 miles South of Staffin. Glenview is in the township of Culnacnoc and can be seen from the road. Confirmed closed, Jan 2019.
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Glenview, Culnacnoc, Isle Of Skye, Scotland, IV51 9JH
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Last update on 05 Jan 2019 by 2GrayDogs
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6 Reviews
First Review by Raqui
KarouAuri
Points +123
Glad there was a vegan option but meh - Edit
There was just one vegan option on the menu and it was a polenta tart with red pepper, mushroom and pesto. Unfortunately, it was pretty boring and bland :( no vegan desert. the vegetarian options on the menu looked better to be fair, but they should up their vegan game really. Also! The coffee was not fresh, real coffee. Tasted like cappuccino powder you add water to. Kind of disappointing overall. Cute place with potential though.
Read morePros: At least some vegan food I guess, Adorable decor
Cons: Bland, Poor choice, Bad coffee
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ClareBurgess
Points +24
Med inspired tart on Skye - Edit
Delicious vegan tart with a polenta base, roast veg and pesto. Lovely little craft shop inside. Friendly service. Dogs are welcome on the benches outside. Chips and home made ketchup are incredible!
Read morePros: Tasty, creative pie
Cons: In one vegan option
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VeganEdge
Points +46
vegan pie - Edit
only one vegan option but it was really good. also free wi-fi and friendly service.
Read morePros: vegan option
Cons: only 1 vegan option
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2GrayDogs
Points +171
You must go to Skye Pie! - Edit
While I was a tad hesitant to visit since there weren't a ton of vegan options, I was still intrigued. I am so glad we stopped. This was our favorite meal of the trip! We loved the vegan pie, salad and potato wedges. Some of the soup specials were vegan too. It was all wonderfully seasoned and delightful (and we're picky since we love to cook). If you're vegetarian there were a few more options. If you're on Skye, please make an effort to visit (on your way to Kilt Rock!)!! I can't say enough good things about this charming restaurant.
Read morePros: Knitting while you wait!, Friendly service, Local produce
Cons: Hard to find (look for tiny sign!)
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Marianne1967
Points +2069
nice creative place to visit! - Edit
We went here on a rainy day and had to wait 15 minutes until at 12 o'clock all new pies were fresh out of the oven. There is only one vegan pie, which is quite nice for me and my husband finds it delicious. We had it with beans and wedges. The homemade wedges were very good. They have soymilk, unfortunately no sweet treats today. The restaurant has different rooms. You are invited to do something creative like sewing your name on paper and hang it on the cyclingwheels which are hanging on the sealing in one room. There were also vegetarian choices, see my photo of the menu.
Read morePros: friendly staff, lovely creative interior, you can order soymilk in your coffee/tea
Cons: one choice of pie for vegans, no choice of sweet treat/dessert for vegans
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Raqui
Points +26
Great local and organic option! - Edit
There are slim pickings on Isle of Skye for Vegetarians and especially vegans. This cute little pie cafe not only has both options clearly marked, but my vegan savory tart was fantastic. It tasted fresh, natural, wholesome and well balanced without fake meat or fake cheese. I have paid $20+ for similar dishes in New York, Portland and LA. This was hands down the best vegan meal I've had in Scotland.
Read moreThe cafe is run by a family, the husband is the chef and wife runs the front. The atmosphere is charming and cozy.
The menu is very, very small and ever changing but I believe the vegan and veg option is constantly available, if ingredients change. Other options are very local meat centric, so if it bothers you to frequent a place that serves unusual local meat, this may not be for you.
They also serve teas and coffee and beer and wine.
To find to place, head north past Potree and Old Man Storr. Just before you reach Staffin and the turn for the Quiraing you'll see a small sign on the left with plenty of parking and a white two story building down a slope.
If you want a healthy local experience (not chips and iceberg in a pub) go here!
Pros: Healthy and hearty, Local and organic, Cozy and sweet
Cons: Serves Scottish style meats in pies
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