The food at The Three Chimneys is what the restaurant’s reputation is most famous for – and rightly so! Although dishes are creative, modern and exciting in concept, they often have a traditional twist associated with Scotland’s amazing culinary heritage. Great flavour, fine cooking and delicious texture are always of paramount consideration for the chefs, but the genuine quality and seasonal freshness of the ingredients rarely fails to delight those tasting the finished dish when it is served to the table.

It is rare that the food in any restaurant truly reflects its location quite as much as it does at The Three Chimneys on the Isle of Skye and this is something that has contributed to the restaurant’s popularity over two decades. The restaurant may be remote, but it is definitely a "must-go" Scottish food experience.

Prime white fish and shellfish of every kind sparkling fresh from the cold, clear waters that surround Skye’s rocky shore; a wonderful selection of vegetables, salad leaves, herbs, mushrooms and soft fruits from the island’s working crofts and gardens; Skye lamb and Highlander beef reared and naturally grazed in the island’s glens, as well as wild venison from the high hills; these are all regular features on the daily changing menu. Handmade cheeses, free-range eggs, dairy products and locally made tablet and chocolates are also used alongside the wonderful selection of breads, oatcakes and traditional bakery made every day in the kitchen. You will find the names of our local suppliers on www.tastelocal.co.uk.

The Three Chimneys currently holds the Best Taste of Local Food Award for the 2nd year in succession. This is awarded by the food producers in Skye and Lochalsh in recognition of the support given by the area’s restaurants and retailers to local growers and suppliers. The restaurant is also a founding member of the Scotch Beef Club and continues to support the work of the Scottish Quality Beef and Lamb Association.