Fantastic food!! We loved visiting with the young owner and the food was wonderful. We hadn't…read moreexperienced a Scottish breakfast before and we were delighted! The flavors were interesting and good, even black pudding!!! It's a must stop and we are envious of all who dine here!! You can see by the delight on my hubby's face that he can't wait to enjoy the flavors!!

After having been out in the hills for a few hours it was a real pleasure to come here and take…read moreadvantage of the hot pies on sale. Hot tea, hot sausage rolls and pasties with friendly staff make this a good place if you are looking for real, flavorful comfort food. Their menu includes soups, sandwiches, toasties and the pies! One final comment - my mate says the carrot cake is good - yes they had a cske cabinet with a number of baked goods.

Wow! This place was fantastic! So glad we stumbled upon it. The homemade sourdough was some of the…read morebest I've ever had. I got the tomato basil soup which was fresh and delicious and the avocado toast with poached eggs which really highlighted the flavor of the sourdough. If you find yourself in the area I highly, highly recommend you check this place out. The people there were terrific and very friendly.

Very good breakfast food. Pancakes are light and fluffy. with a fruit compote. I had a delicious…read moreBLT on a very good gluten-free bun. The coffee was great. The service is excellent. They sat us quickly and got the food out fast. The place is small and inviting.

Ambiance: Loved the salute to silent and black and white…read moremovies. Cinema buffs will enjoy having a meal here. Service: Top notch and friendly. And prompt- can we say we love promptness? Love it. Food: Our food was cooked to order. The porridge with fruit toppings was hearty and yummy. The Brioche French Toast and Maple syrup was delicious and perfectly cooked. I asked for bacon and scrambled eggs on the side and they didn't disappoint. This is the best breakfast place I have been to in the last 8 days in Scotland. Good selection of coffee etc. And if you like CBD; they have that for coffee as well.

If you have the privilege to be on the Isle of Skye, stop by this sweet, tiny, cafe. Inside is only…read morea counter and a mini gift shop. The owner makes a lovely latte, that pairs well with a baked item. My friend and I shared one of their incredible brownies, studded with chocolate chips and dusted with powered sugar. The views cannot be beat.

What a pleasant visit to this cafe. We were cold and exhausted from our hike and we passed this…read moreplace and stopped. So amazing. Very cozy and great fresh baked cakes with lots of drink options. The view is stunning. Sit by the window and you wont need anything else! Good coffee and view! Parking is small- only room for 5 parking spots!

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!

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.

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.

Lovely, warm, cosy place for a stop if you're driving the Trotternish peninsula…read more After days of tasty meat pies, sausages, and fish n chips I needed at least one healthy meal. £7 for a delicious combo of soup, bread, brie, and salad. This was also probably the healthiest meal during my 2 week UK trip. Soup was a nice butternut squash which had a nice zing to it...I asked about this, and the owner/chef Ella herself came out to tell me it was coriander. Groovy!

A few bites from our experience review: "After the long hike…read moreto Quirlang, we were tired and wet. A small, local café near the sea sounded like a perfect spot to eat and warm up." "The souvenir shop within the cafe (or vice-versa?) had a second purpose - entertaining guests while they waited for their meals." "Smokey light air outside with hints of sea salt brought in a feeling of a small town. "

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

A great little place to go for Tea and cake and there is normally a local photograph exhibition on…read moredisplay which is great to look at.