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Loch Bay Seafood Restaurant, Stein

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Lochbay Seafood Restaurant

The Loch Bay Seafood Restaurant in Stein is the place on Skye to eat fish. Run in a very hands-on way by David and Alison Wilkinson, the Loch Bay serves the best and freshest of local fish. All of it is cooked and served with expert simplicity. There's not a jus, coulis or 'foam' to be seen.

Fresh giant langoustine and local oysters are the stars of the shellfish show, backed by scallops and mussels, crabs and lobster. The white fish menu follows whatever has been landed in Mallaig. Most often you will have a choice of halibut, hake, plaice and Dover sole, with regular guest appearances from such as turbot or sea bass.

To go with the fish your choice is salad or veg, with new potatoes or chips. My advice? Chips every time. They know just how to make them here. They're delicious.

The wine list is short, well selected and good value. Puddings are well worth finding some space for. Service is first class.

The Loch Bay is open for lunch and dinner five days a week (Tuesday to Saturday), from Easter till October - and then usually for a week over the New Year holiday. It's a small and very popular restaurant, so booking is important. 01470 592235.

You will find it on the seafront here, just before the jetty.

 

 

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There are no towns or cities on Skye.
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