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Salar Smokehouse

Lochcarnan, Isle Of South Uist, Outer Hebrides, HS8 5PD

Type:Producers & Specialist Shops

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About

Salar Smokehouse opened as a small business in South Uist in about 1987, with the original owner designing and building his own unique kilns.

We are fortunate to be located in one of the most beautiful and unspoilt locations in the world where community and culture are still prominent, On a daily basis we are surrounded by fantastic scenery, an abundance of wild life, including sea eagles, otters, and wild deer.

Our award winning Flaky Smoked Salmon has won numerous awards since it was first produced on the premises and we aim to continue to build on past successes.

In 2015 the opportunity arose for the company to be purchased by Iain MacRury who will continue the legacy with a back to basics approach and the relaunching the famous Salar brand.

Today Salar employs a team of 6 dedicated and highly skilled local people all year round and also employs seasonal staff during peak times throughout the year. The high standard and quality of our original Flaky product enjoyed worldwide is a testament to the dedication and skills of our team who are all multi skilled and take pride in producing only the finest quality smoked salmon to offer the ultimate customer experience.

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Awards

  • Other AwardsGold Listing Gold Listing 2013
  • Other AwardsOuter Hebrides Tourism Member Outer Hebrides Tourism Member 2020

Opening Times

* Monday to Friday - 09:00-17:00, Saturday 10:00 - 15:00
April 1st to August 31st , Open on Sunday - 12:00-16:00

What's Nearby

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  3. Located in the northern end of South Uist, Loch Sgioport is a great placee to spot…

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  4. 24th June 1746. Neil realises that they are on a small island instead of being on the…

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  5. Loch Bee is a very large brackish loch which stretches from the west side of South Uist…

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  12. Frequently seen above the surrounding hills.

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