Fabulous find! In addition to many lovely teas, scones, & cakes, they had a delicious soup of the…read moreday (butternut squash/sweet potato) which I paired with a nummy egg mayo sandwich for lunch. The decor was also charming & bright with polka dot table cloths & other cute items on a hutch. Sweet without being too kitschy. Wish I had taken a photo!

This is a lovely little cafe with a bright and friendly interior. They sell some delicious cakes…read moreand it's a great place to escape the cold. The lunch menu consists of the usual sandwiches and baked potatoes but they usually have daily specials also.

Absolutely delicious. Wonderful spot with great views. Binoculars at each window table so you can…read morebird watch. The daily soup is always gluten-free and vegan. I had potato leek soup with gluten-free bread. The staff were kind, generous and helpful even when the place was packed, they took the time to be present with each customer. Hope to come again very soon!

Cute cafe with a fantastic view and location. Hit and miss food…read more Came here after hiking out to the Brough of Birsay on a windy, cold, wet summer day. The location was fantastic and the view was also hard to beat. It was a bit annoying how late they opened since we had to do the hike early to time it with the tides, but that's not their fault. We got tea, a salmon roll and a quiche. The salmon roll was very good and the highlight of the meal. The quiche and tea weren't really up to what you'd hope for. The quiche was over-done and thus a big chewy and dry. The loose leaf tea selection was really limited and then not particularly impressive. Probably a three star cafe except for the location and view, but the location and view are probably a big part of the point.

After a long visit to Duncansby Head we were passing the Castle of Mey - a very picturesque Castle…read morewith a big history. We didn't plan on visiting the castle, mostly because we were running late (closes at 4pm). But since we just arrived shortly after 4pm the Tearoom was still open (until 5pm), a good opportunity to take a quick break and have some tea and snacks. The staff here was extremely friendly and it was nice chatting with them (mostly about or English Bulldog who was travelling with us). There is a good number of seats inside, but since we wanted to enjoy the views of the castle and countryside we took a seat outside, where dogs are welcome as well. We ordered some tea and scones (and some Lemonade for my thirst). Tea was good, but especially the Scones with the clotted cream were a treat! And nice strawberry jam to go with. We very much enjoyed our visit here. So, if you are visiting the castle, be sure to plan some extra time for a quick break at the tearoom!

Absolutely stunning this little castle, small cosy rooms inside beautifully kept, this is well…read moreworth a visit. And there are lovely gardens to see and walk around, also a farm with pigs, chickens and lots of animals the kids will enjoy seeing. And when you've done all that there is a great cafe serving fresh and home made food. Enjoy your day.

A bit like a travel back in time. Deep in Caithness, a wonderful, under - rated area, an old time…read moretea shop in the middle of nowhere. Was following a Neil Gunn route, and needed a scone. Got in just before a busload of tourists who invaded the toilets and assaulted the home baking. However, the coffee was great and the person who supplied the home baking should be nominated for a National Treasure Award. Neil M. Gunn, our finest novelist, is all over this area. A heritage centre, a statue of one of his most enthralling characters, his Strath (where you can go searching for the Source AND the Well at the World's End). And then, pop up here for some tea or coffee and monumental cake. For what else is all the bother about? Simply this...

I visited the Laidhay Tearoom on Thursday 23rd August with my wife, whilst we were on our way to…read moreWick. There were a coachload of us at the time and it was obviously a designated stop. I have to say I am really pleased we did stop there. The hospitality was amazing. "Sit down and make yourself at home". There was a cabinet full of cream scones and I think by the time we had all sat down there cabinet was bare. Tea was brought to us whilst we took advantage of the wonderful food on offer. Not only that there were free fill ups if required. I have to say I have never been to a nicer place for a cup of tea and a cream scone. It was excellent value and if I go that way again I will definitely call in. I am going to tell all my friends about this lovely place in case they choose to venture over the border. Thank you for making the visit worthwhile. Believe me I am nor exaggerating with the five stars I have given you.