Small little corner eatery in Beauty. About 20 min west of Inverness as you head toward Ullapool…read more This little spot has deli, picnic supplies, desserts, booze as well as a nice menu. Stop by and grab supplies but before you go try some of the food. We had the quiche and some coffees. They were very tasty. We also picked up some shortbreads and other supplies. Price wasn't bad and the the service was nice. It is quiet and nice inside.

Cute little cafe in Beauly, which was a pitstop during a day tour of Culloden and Glen Affric. The…read moresoup and sandwich combo was perfect for a light lunch. Service was quick so we were able to spend a little time checking out the town.

great food and great wine at good prices. this is just a great smell to browse and usually find…read moreyourself amidst beautiful aromas and products. they have loads of different cheeses - if you can't something for that special evening here, you won't get it in inverness and i should say i had no idea there were so many different types of olive. i don't shop here very often as tesco et al is more convenient but if i am looking for something nice, then this where to come

This was a fantastic surprise. My friend and I just popped in to have a small bite to eat and we…read morewere blown away both by the quality of the food and also the generous size of the portions. Neither of us could finish our lunch. Thoroughly recommend this small cafe. It doesn't look much from the outside but prepare to be impressed once your order arrives.

I was pleasantly surprised by this cafe in what I feared would be a tourist trap of a town. We…read moreneeded a quick lunch after touristing it up at Urquhart Castle. It was sunny and we were able to get a table on their patio (dogs are welcome). You order inside, all of their employees were friendly, and they bring your order to your table. They have a soup and sandwich lunch option that was simple, and just right. We also took a piece of lemon cheesecake to go.

Headed down Loch Ness one fine day on our journey Westward in Scotland. We found ourselves famished…read moreand it was around lunch time, so we stopped at the Ness Deli and Cafe. It took just a few minutes to get seated. The menu had a very nice array of options, but we were all wanting a fresh green salad. Oopsie, they were out of the salads. The server came back a few minutes later and we each ordered a sandwich and soup. I had the fish stew, and it was very good. I also had a pesto, tomato and mozzarella salad. It was very good, but the bread was sliced very thickly and the fillings didnt go all the way to the edges, leaving me to discard a good bit of the crust. We ordered the Malteaser Bar to share as a dessert and that was not my favorite, but I'm not a big chocolate eater. A good lunch, good service.