Stopped at this bakery for a quick lunch prior to heading to Speyside region to visit several…read morewhisky distilleries. A nice bakery!

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.

I thought I'd reviewed this, but when I went to send the link on to a friend found that I'd…read moreforgotten to even add it to Yelp. Shocking! We visited Aviemore back in June and a friend suggested we go here. A bakery within a nursery in the Highlands? Sounded interesting to me! It was pretty easy to find from Aviemore, about a 10 minute drive. When we arrived there was plenty of parking on the left hand side of the road, opposite the entrance. To get to the bakery (called The Potting Shed) you walk through a beautiful nursery, the tea rooms are at the back. You can sit in the main tea room area or in a side room where you can eat cake and take in a spot of birdwatching as well. Sadly this area was full but there was plenty of seats for us in the tea room. As we sat down, the staff laid out the cakes on the counter (they keep them in the fridge until customers come in). Honestly, they laid out about 10 cakes on the counter for us to drool over (not literally). We all took it in turns picking out a piece of cake and ordering tea, and the treats were quickly delivered to us. They even had a good range of gluten free selections and the cake itself was heavenly. This was a really lovely stop off in the Highlands and I would highly recommend it if you're anywhere in the area.

Today was my 2nd trip to The Potting Shed - a hidden gem of a tearoom within Inshriach Nursery,…read moreabout 5 miles out from Aviemore. This place has been named as one of Britain's Top 10 cake shops by the well respected Dan Lepard! Last time I was here I was pregnant and suffering with hypermesis gravidarium (extreme morning sickness), and wasn't up to sampling any cake. However I thoroughly enjoyed watching the red squirrels and the birds from the viewing area which overlooks the wildlife feeding station. Today I finally got to sample some cake. There was a huge variety of cakes on offer. I plumped for plain old Chocolate Cake. On tasting, this cake was far from plain - it was deliciously light and moist, not too rich and had the most beautiful shiny chocolate glaze on top, finished off with a dollop of cream. I could have eaten this twice! I may have to fit in another visit before we head back to Glasgow at the end of the week!

The Harry Gow here at Smithton Industrial Estate in Inverness is the Holy of all Gows! Inside this…read moreestablishment is where all the magic happens... Everyday, fresh batches of savory pies, filled rolls, hot sandwiches, seasonal homemade soups and variety of pastries are made from scratch with Scotland's earthly ingredients... 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.

Best Cream Rings and Meat Pies in Inverness, Scotland. Also very close to the Inverness Airport,…read morewhich make it convenient for taking some snacks onto the airplane.

The Wild Flour introduced me to cullen skink, and I haven't had a better soup since…read more Along with the lovely pastries (both savory and sweet), this cafe was the perfect way to end a day of snowy hill walking :)

Charming little coffee shop! I loved sitting in the back with all of the wild flowers, my bacon and…read moreeggs on toast were delicious, the scones are good, the carrot cake is a MUST.

We popped in here on a bank holiday and they were about the only place open. Super nice ladies…read moreworking and we stocked up on muffins, cookies and a couple sandwiches. Walked down to the cute park for a picnic. Don't miss this place!

I love Harry Gow.. Best bakers in the Highlands.. It's my total treat when I come home…read more. They do breakfast rolls, lunch time treats and the most amazing cakes, my favourite being a 'Dream Ring'. You can also order lovely birthday cakes and even better a giant Dream Ring birthday cake.. Have you noticed in a little obsessed with a certain cake.. He he Staff are always happy and friendly..

The first place we stopped during our visit was at the Blair Atholl Watermill. It is a wonderful…read morebakery with a variety of fresh bake selections. My breakfast roll was fantastic with tea. The croissants and sour dough loaf were favorites with the family. This is a must stop for anyone make this area a holiday destination. Very friendly and dedicated staff.

One of only 11 working watermills in Scotland today, Blair Atholl Watermill is a must see if you…read moreare in the area. You can see the working mill, free of charge, that grinds flour, oatmeal and apparently special bean cakes for the pandas at Edinburgh Zoo! There are wee signs with history and information for those interested and children. Attached the Watermill and Bakery is a wee cafe with obviously amazing rolls, cakes and breads and other goodies. On a nice day there is seating outside on the deck and in the garden. The flour, oatmeal and museli milled on site is available to purchase as well as local jams and biscuits.

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

I love a proper bakery. I'm sure there used to be hundreds of them, now there doesn't seem to be…read morequite so many. So it's always a treat when you find a good one. You know the kind - the type with cream cakes and sausage rolls, and lots of loaves of bread on the shelves behind the counter? This is that kind of bakery. The sausage rolls and Scotch pies are particularly good and they sell them hot and cold, I guess so you can heat them up later yourself. I've not tried the cream cakes but my partner was very happy with the cream rings they sell and the eclairs look amazing. They also have a cold drinks fridge, and a small stand selling oatcakes and jams and marmelades. There's no seating but it's an ideal place to pick up some lunch on the go, especially if you need something to warm you up.

Good pastries and meat pies selection. Very similar to Andersen bakery or le boulangerie for those…read moreof you in the states. Everything seems to be between £1-3. Probably a good place to go for a snack or light lunch with outdoor seating and close to aviemore rail station