Fantastic place! It's a tiny little place with outdoor only seating, but the baked items are made…read morefresh each day and you can taste it! It is so delicious! The coffee is good and the barista was so lively and funny. This is not a place to be missed, especially since Manuela's husband built all the little houses- including the working gin distillery!

We LOVED this place . Everything was exceptionally delicious. The lady that served us was very…read morefriendly and even the man in the fish bowl was pleasant. The outdoor eating area was like an attraction in it self and better than some we actually paid for. We loved the wee village. A must stop when in the area.

As bakeries in touristy spots go, Mackenzie's is worth a trip. The tasty jammy dodger works as a…read moresnack AND a souvenir since it's shaped like the Isle of Skye. I didn't have high expectations for the almond sponge but it was quite good. The chocolate sponge was my least favorite but had exceptional frosting and was topped with chocolate shavings. The highlight of our bakery pillage? The excellent brownie. The strawberry tart looked good and I had some regrets not getting it. Everything was fairly priced.

This was our favorite place to eat in Portree, we ended up getting breakfast here both days we…read morestayed. One bite and I knew they were abnormally good, when I went back inside the cozy interior to take photos I noticed all the awards and plaques they have along the back wall. This is an odd gauge but both days there was a large amount of French and Italian tourists eating here and my stereotype is they are super picky about bread and pastries so I knew it was good. There was a constant line of people but they were quick in grabbing and heating the pastries and making coffee. Our favorite was the bacon and cheese turnover. Had it both days and delicious both times with a nice crunchy and flaky crust and quality bacon and cheese used. We did not repeat the sausage pasty because it tasted under seasoned. They have a "spicy chicken" turnover that had sugar added to the hot sauce to soften the heat, I would call it very mild so don't be scared to order it if you can't eat spicy. This may not be appealing but both days the bags they gave use the pastries in immediately started showing oil stains from the butter they used. The portion sizes are great so I didn't feel too stuffed after eating one of these for breakfast.

Excellent service and amazing pastries and bread! Upstairs provides a gallery with art from local…read moreartists. Their tea selection is also amazing and come in little jars for customers to purchase! One of those cafes you can sit, read, drink and relax for hours. Love that this cafe showcases local food and art!

Came around 4pm and they said they were closed. Hours say they close at 5pm. Update your hours…read more People take time out of their day to make the drive out to experience your pastries and baked goods.

So what would you like to start with? Sponge cake, jam, cup cakes, biscuits, tarts, slab cake,…read morescones, oat cakes, bread or maybe your looking for a special occasion cake? Also selling soup and sandwiches to take away as well as lunch boxes this bakery is amazing They even make gluten-free, egg-free and sugar-free goods so it's all good in this slice of heaven. This lovely wee place in Inverness is well worth a visit.

This is my favorite type of bakery, if you're looking for one with all of the pretty stuff like I…read moresee in the French bakeries, this isn't for you. If you're looking for one that me reminds me of my grandmothers kitchen on the farm, this is your spot. Had a beef pie, shortbread, one with custard and berries, all was outstanding. It may be a bit of a wait, but if that bothers you, you're missing half the fun.

I was actually so excited to try this bakery but was disappointed. Lady up in the front seemed…read moreirritated and didn't bother much with recommendations. When my husband and I asked questions about some of the baked items, we were responded to with short one-word answers. This seems to be common if you're Hispanic looking around here. lol We got a sausage roll, chive and cheese pocket thingie and a glazed cinnamon roll thing. 3 stars were for the good coffee, tasty baked goods, and how cute the outside of the bakery looks. My husband and I also love history and have loved getting to learn all about the history of the lands and the people who live here - we tried to ask more about the history of the bakery since it claims to be the oldest bakery and she just responded with the driest tone "indeed it is the oldest bakery". LOL

Precious little coffee shop and bakery. Multiple options GF and DF and bonus points for book…read moreexchange and art for sale!

Absolutely the best hot chocolate I have ever had in my life!! The coffee was delicious and the…read morebaked goods all looked gorgeous! Definitely a great spot to stop and have a treat.

Wow, wow wow wow this is the best bakery ever. The pastries are so delicious; prices for great and…read morethe people are so nice. Every time I come to Dingwall I always stop here. Sometimes I even come to Dingwall just to get their baked goods.

+ amazing pasteries…read more + nice seating available + hot pies and pizza + great prices - closes at 4:15 PM

This is an adorable coffee and decadent sweets shop. The presentation alone of the treats in the…read morecase is worth the stop.

Fantastic little bakery and cafe along the main street in Dunvegan. Don't waste your time at the…read morebakery down the street...for real. This place was excellent from the latte we ordered to the two different tarts we ordered served warm with cream and berry sauce. Amazing taste, quality and freshness and very friendly staff in a cozy setting. Be aware they only accept cash but you will not be disappointed!

Seek no further, Harry Gow is undoubtedly one of the best bakeries in Inverness! Everyday, fresh…read morebatches of savory pies, filled rolls, hot sandwiches, seasonal homemade soups and variety of pastries are made from scratch with Scotland's earthly ingredients in nearby Harry Gow HQ - Smithton Industrial Estate, where all the magic happens... They are then delivered to dozens of other locations all over Scotland, so that everyone gets to enjoy these heavenly treats. With five generations of baking tradition, Harry Gow is not only a household name in Scotland, but also recognized as first ever Scottish Baker of the Year.

It's a bakers that sells great cakes and lovely fresh rolls and bread. You are served quickly and…read moreefficiently by the staff. They also do a mean hot sausage roll. There are lots of Harry Gow's in Inverness.

A very busy and joyful little restaurant with a little shop full of goodies. Our paninis were tasty…read moreand they made nice efforts to put strawberries and blueberries in the salad. They also have gluten free panini bread and a few cakes. All of which was good. The view is splendid and they have a lovely bird feeder always full of birds. We each had a soup and a panini and that was the perfect amount!

What an ignorant and arrogant pig the guy that owns this is. I arrived in a group of five and…read morecommitted the sun of leaving the outside door open to allow the fifth member of our group to come in from the car park. As we walked across the cafe floor, the owner shouted at us (in front of other customers), "WHICH ONE OF YOU IS CALLED JESUS?" sarcastically referring to the door being open. When I explained that there was a fifth person coming in, no apology was made by this idiot. Not content with his initial attempts to alienate his customers I then discovered after we left that he'd asked another member of our group (who went to the till to pay), if "JESUS WAS STILL UPSET?" And people wonder why their businesses don't flourish? I can't say I was surprised to find other reviews on here describing the owner as having an 'attitude'; the fact of the matter is, he does. I suspect that, even if he saw this review, his arrogance would prevent him from taking anything onboard about how to speak to customers so I hope that this post serves a purpose by maybe encouraging people to try elsewhere and give their money to other nearby cafes that are more deserving of their custom.