We went to Dornoch to see the golf course and decided to stay in the small town for lunch. We…read morestopped at Dornoch Patisserie and Cafe. It is small but has a number of tables. The owners were smiling and very helpful with the menu. I had a sandwich and soup. It was great on a slightly rainy day and really made our visit enjoyable.

In an amazing but tiny place like Dornoch, one could *technically* afford to be gimmicky and…read moresub-par with a name like Cocoa Mountain. After all, who WOULDN'T be thrilled to find a shop specializing in chocolate that's open every day? But Cocoa Mountain is not gimmicky, and Cocoa Mountain is NOT sub-par by any stretch of the imagination. Excellent is what Cocoa Mountain is. The hot chocolate really is as rich as it looks (not to mention the glorious, velvety smears of even more chocolate around the cup that one can inhale with a spoon), and the handmade chocolates are unique, flavor-balanced, and perfectly respectable. Not to mention a lovely ambiance and many pastries to choose from! My only suggestion would be to add a touch of salt (and maybe a tad more moisture) to the coconut brownie. But it's still really good - after all, I have a pretty draconian standard there, being both a dedicated dessert enthusiast and an *especial* lover of coconut desserts.

Superb hand made chocolates and chocolate bar. Must be the best hot chocolate in Sutherland, if not…read moreScotland. No where better on rainy day!

Food and coffee was pretty good, but I could barely eat my meal because they took 30 minutes to…read morebring water. The waiter almost never came back after we got our food. It was a meal for survival, but I wouldn't go here again.

Excellent breakfast and service was delightful. Love what they're doing! Highly recommendread more

Love this place! The cafe subscribes to the Slow Food movement and uses local ingredients. The…read moreresult is tasty, well cooked food. There is a fantastic selection of breads, a lovely menu to choose from for brunch and lunch, and in the Summer they open longer with pizzas on offer in the evenings. Also, this place is not to be missed if you are a lover of sweet bakes. Today I had the Black Forest Roulade, which was deliciously moist and a very generous serving. I really cannot sing the praises of this place highly enough. Great food in a great location!

Fantastic bakery/restaurant located in the quaint seaside town of Findhorn. The food was delicious…read moreand the portions are generous. I had one of their specials of the day, which was smoked haddock fishcakes & salad and it was really good. They have plenty of vegetarian options too. The baked goods are amazing and lots of unusual whole grain options too. They use local ingredients & organic when possible. We left with small bag of baked goods too! After eating here it's nice to take a walk around the bay or along the beach, both of which are only a few minutes walk from the restaurant. I wish I had a restaurant/bakery like this where I live!

We stopped here before going to John o'Groats and the full Scottish hit the spot. If not for this…read morebreakfast the trip simply would've been a disaster. The lady working the tables was very friendly however was spread thin. The cafe is small but all the tables were full and she was WORKING. Maybe it'd be nice for her to have a companion aside from just the line cook who seemed nice too. Anyway great spot would recommend.

Lovely spot for breakfast. Cute decor, with a nod to old Hollywood cinema. Like most places in…read moreInverness, it's small and can get crowded fast. If there's a wee wait, it's worth it. I tend to order and enjoy things which I normally would not make myself. Especially so when I travel. To that end, the full Scottish it is. This is not a light meal. It isn't nuanced. Not delicate. It's a well-crafted left-jab and right-uppercut of heartiness and flavor. I've had blood puddings as bland as can be. But not here. It's seasoned and griddled well. Same can be said for the fried haggis. I frankly love haggis in its most traditional form as plated on Burns' Night, or fried with a nice crunch on a breakfast plate. Everything else from the sausages to mushrooms, to the egg with custardy yolk, it was delicious all around. After my wife and I had a plate each, we walked the city for about 6 miles just to burn off 25% of those calories. It was all worth it. Thanks for a memorable meal and to the lovely ladies who served and tan the establishment, much love to you for the care.

Small place, delicious home cooked soups and homebaked cakes, topnotch espresso drinksread more

Just stopped in for a Mocha and it was good. Small place but parking in front…read more Waited a few minutes as did a few people behind me for someone to notice from the kitchen area.

This was such a fantastic lunch. It was so cute and every single thing my group Ordered was amazing.read more

We were visiting the Loch Ness area and needed sustenance, so dropped into Cafe 82. A lovely little…read moreplace, I'd say on the organic/crunchy side, with a book corner and proper coffee bar and barista! My husband greatly enjoyed the French toast with berries, bacon and marscapone. I loved my chicken, pesto and sun dried tomato sandwich, served on chewy, toasty, heavenly bread!! Loved my oatmilk latte, too; best I had in Scotland! Stop here if you're ready for cozy, crunchy & a bit on the slow food side. If you're looking for McDonald's, this ain't it!!

Delicious doughnuts and super friendly service! My friend and I split a couple of doughnuts and…read moresome coffees. The prices were normal considering these are specialty doughnuts. I do believe they sell out of certain flavors so try to go in earlier if you can! There is some seating, but it is fairly limited. There is a restroom for customers.

A cute little doughnut and coffee spot. We were greeted by the friendly counter staff and given…read moreplenty of time to decide. We ended up getting four doughnuts, a mocha and a hot chocolate. The drinks were very disappointing with very little flavor. The doughnuts however deserve four stars on their own. We would come back, just skip the drinks

My husband and I went on a 3300 mile UK road trip a few months ago and we discovered Poppy's on our…read moreway to Loch Lomond. Poppy's Tea Room was one of best "finds" our entire trip. We arrived on a quiet afternoon, where the town seemed absolutely dead and we were the only people dining. The decor is absolutely adorable with giant tables, fairy-lights and hand-written signage. It very much seems like a labor-of-love for whomever owns it. We were shocked at the low prices. This was probably our least expensive meal on our whole trip, including fast food stops. We didn't order the afternoon tea (served on a cake stand) but I was stunned that it was less than five pounds. In London, we spent 40 pounds for a similar experience and that was on the low end of afternoon tea pricing. I ate a 1/2 BTL and a bowl of cream of potato and leek soup. My husband had a ham, mozzarella and pineapple panini. We loved out meals! We topped them off with a brownie and a tropical fruit dessert bar. The bakery has a very extensive selection and everything looked great. Besides the atmosphere and food being outstanding, we had a wonderful server. We are so happy that we stopped at Poppy's!

Lovely coffee shop in the quaint town of Golspie, with delicious cheese scones. Good coffee and a…read morenice pot of tea. Worth a stop on the way to Turso.