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.

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..

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

This is a great bakery, and the staff, they are fantastic. It's with sadness after 20 yrs the shop…read moreis now closed, due to a brother & sister squabbling their loyal & fantastic staff were made redundant, it's a great pity they could not find a common solution. I believe the bakery who are hoping to emulate this superb bakery in Lossie have not a hope, I'm led to believe that there products are mass produced, which has not, and will never have the same taste at all. Campbell's had the lot, a home bakery with the staff who are proud of their work. You all will be sorely missed by all in Lossie & all the people who are here for a holiday. To all of the staff I have made friends with, thank you from the bottom of my heart. Take care you all Xxx. Billy. T. Aberdeen.

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!

Harry Gow Bakery at Union St. was one of my favorite spots during our trip to Scotland. This…read moreScottish bakery has multiple locations, and they are very popular throughout the United Kingdom. I heard about one of their baked goods called the Dream Ring so I knew that I must try this while we were in Inverness. This particular bakery location was very clean, and the staff was polite. They were patient with us as we decided what we wanted to purchase. Everything looked amazing! They don't carry just sweet treats. They also make a multitude of savory items as well. We ended up buying (4) sweets to try later. They packaged it up nicely in a cool looking box. All four treats were yummy. My wife's favorite was the Strawberry Tart which looked good, but tasted even better than its looks. How about their Dream Ring? Did I like it? Oh Yeah!! You bet I liked it!! That Dream Ring doughnut of theirs looks simple, and it tastes dreamy!! I don't know what it is about it that makes it taste so good. Maybe it's the dough or maybe it's the icing or maybe it's the delicious bakers cream inside the Dream Ring. Whatever the reason....the whole thing just works so well and tastes wonderful! If I had known that I would like it so much, then I would have bought their Giant Dream Ring!! Yup, they got a Giant one too!! Harry Gow Bakery is a fabulous bakery. I can see why they've won Scottish Baker of the year multiple times. They bake everything from scratch. No pre-mix ingredients in their products. Do yourself a favor and stop by Harry Gow Bakery when you are in Inverness. If you don't like the place, then I don't know what is wrong with you!! LOL!! Just kidding. Everybody's different. Seriously, though. Give them a try!!

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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.

Seek no further, Harry Gow is undoubtedly one of the best bakeries in Inverness! Everyday, fresh…read morebatches of savory pies, filled rolls, hot sandwiches, seasonal homemade soups and variety of pastries are made from scratch with Scotland's earthly ingredients in nearby Harry Gow HQ - Smithton Industrial Estate, where all the magic happens... 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.

This place is a slightly better quality but over priced Greggs. Most recently I was stung by having…read moreto pay £1.70 for a bit if caramel shortcake the size of a post it. However they do a delicious cup cake with icing in the centre. The hot food is ok, and the butterys are to die for, allegedly ( buttery = someone sitting on a croissant and still trying to sell it to you, usually anywhere north if Perth) but I can't say I've been tempted to try them. If u want something hot go somewhere else independent, if you want a cake it's good, but overpriced. What ever you say they keep the rampant Greggs pastry monster out of the north so they must be doing something right. That or there is a sadly lacking choice for hot lunchtime snacks.