Ahh, where do I start? Now, it's worth noting that we visited back in August 2008 during our first ever stay on the Island. Finding a place to eat was difficult so on Wednesday afternoon we spotted JJ's on the way back to our cottage so popped in to book for Thursday evening. The rather plump but friendly lady/owner said... More

One year ago there wer 6 lovely guys having a trip around the beautiful isle skye. They was on their bikes and started to rain a lot....It was a big,huge storm!!!!!!!! Theese 6 guys asked for hospitality in this "sort of place" . Just to get a bit hot e dry. Asked for information.Asked for HELP. People in the restaurant... More

We came across JJ's Bistro quite by chance when visiting Skye on holiday. We were staying at a nearby location and were looking for something 'we could eat'! It was a home from home in every sense of the word and the chat was great. The food is cooked with the best of ingredients - all local and organic. We... More

once again i visited JJ's bistro, the menu has changed, and so has the decor, the owners are not afraid to make changes here, not like other restaurants i have visited where the colour scheme hasn't changed in 15 years... yes the menu is large, which had initially worried me, but i can definitely say that all of the dishes... More

We went to JJs our first night on the Isle of Skye, The welcome was warm & friendly, sort of welcome home we missed you kind of thing, but not over powering, we were offered the wine list which was very reasonably priced, and the menu. To say JJs has everything for any occasion be it a none fussy meal... More

One thing is excellent here, the view from the window is amazing - in clear weather. Unfortunately, as a restaurant JJ's isn't so good. The menu is enormous, which is rarely a good sign, and they can't decide what they want to be. Part tea shop, part local fish, part international cuisine served on cramped tables in what could be... More