Aroma Cafe in Highland

Awful customer service very rude staff to the point we left before we ordered. Says 5 star on poster but this really isn’t true, do not recommend.

Visited this cafe today, the scenery was amazing, SHAME THE SAME CAN NOT BE SAID FOR THE SERVICE….. extremely rude staff. Plenty of other local places ! AVOID.

After visiting the WWII memorial places all around Loch Ewe, we stopped at Café Aroma for a quick lunch. We went for a tea and scone for one and a Smoked salmon sandwich and lemonade followed by a homemade shortbread. Service was quick, food was good : very convenient place for a quick lunch on the road. Too bad that the place will be transformed into a vacation rental.

We had a very good meal.. popadoms, kebabs and our favourite the biriani 🥘 and in the happy hour when we called in.. thanks guys 👍

We've visited this cafe since it very first open as we holiday in the area fairly regularly. So, we've seen its evolution. I can only imagine the impact COVID has had on so many business, including this one so I find this review difficult to write. The menu has reduced dramatically, although the sandwiches we had were very tasty. We did feel it was on the expensive side. Gutted not to see hot chocolate on the menu - something the kids always consider a treat to look forward to. Cakes generally OK. Shortbread outstanding but please don't keep the Victoria Sponge in the fridge, it just makes the sponge incredibly claggy and not pleasant at all - sponge should be light and fluffy. The atmosphere was missing. There was no warm welcome at all, no chat from the waitress or the owner behind the counter. I wouldn't say it was rude but so impersonal it was off-putting. It all felt a bit soulless. The retail area has changed dramatically over the years. It was once an oasis of wonderful items in addition to the homemade soaps etc. Where once were glass bottles are now cheap plastic ones with basic labelling. This is such a shame. There is pretty much no other "giftware' stock It's clear times have been hard and that can be soul destroying and, in that sense, my heart goes out to the owners. I am keeping everything crossed that the business can find its footing again and look to restore some of its former glory.

Nice prompt service, fantastic view from the window seat, lovely sandwiches with a salad, and great desserts. We’ll be back!

We walked from our base in Ormiscaig about 20 minutes to the cafe, great views, home baked goodies,excellent coffee and really nice quality gift shop.Would definitely recommend

My daughter & I visited today and enjoyed a lovely cup of tea, coronation chicken sandwich & shortbread with great service. The cafe has absolutely stunning views and the shop is packed with interesting books, paintings, local artworks, perfume, essential oils & soaps & lots more! Really worth paying the Perfume Studio & Aroma Cafe a visit when you are in the area!

We wanted a lunch and drove up here whilst coming from Poolewe. It looked quite nice so we stuck our heads round the door and asked for a table. We did not expect the response from 'Mr Grumpy'. No enquiry as to our needs just "Are ye eating or just drinking"? The place was bloody empty???? did it matter? I do appreciate the need for the answer but not the way the question was phrased. The young lady pointed us to a window table and handed us the menu. Took our order and we made our selection whilst Mr Grumpy sulked and muttered in the background. I really could do without that. Considered walking out but dear wife does not like such behaviour so we stayed. The food was excellent, that's the pity. He would do well to take a course in customer relations. And, yes, I know all about staff shortages and other issues. Been there, done that. got the scars after 50 years of being nice to folks. That is what management and service is all about and separates the sheep from the goats. I read fiona's post below and laughed out loud at 'Managements response'. look forward to seeing what response I get. The food is good but there are other places to eat and one bad experience breeds ten others. Word of mouth is great advertising but it works both ways. We will be back. Look out for us.

The cafe is in an amazing location and really bright and modern inside. We'd parked early (08:30) and gone for a walk around the headland and decided to come in for a hot chocolate and light lunch. We were just in the door and the man behind the counter said "Americano or tea?". We said we'd have a look at the menu but we were told, quite abruptly, that that was all that was available and only the food at the counter so don't bother looking at the menu. We were also told it was take away service only but we could sit inside at the tables to eat (?). When we asked why there was limited service, he said it was due to the bad weather and he was on his own. It was very windy but a beautiful sunny day so no logic there. We ended up getting two coffees (Americano obvs but not great) and two slices of quiche for £14.00 which we thought was a bit hefty considering there was no side salad or similar with the quiche. Another couple of people came in but were treated to the same level of customer care and couldn't get out quick enough. When we got back to the car a note had been left under the windscreen saying we had to pay £15.00 at the cafe for overnight parking. It was a massive car park with no signage about paying or restrictions, so this came as a bit of shock considering we'd only been there for 4 hours and we visited the cafe. Needless to say, we didn't pay for parking but the general reception and approach to visitors was pretty unwelcoming. Despite this eyebrow raising customer care, I'd actually go back there as the quiche was very tasty and it became a bit Faulty Towers experience.

Nice spot for tea and cake - the blueberry cheesecake was divine, as was the shortbread! Good view and plenty of parking.

Scones, shortbread,cakes and savoury flans all yummy. Great setting for eating outdoors or inside, friendly service

Great place for lunch, well worth the short detour. Home made bread, soup and cakes, fresh salad. Service was friendly and efficient and the location beautiful.

Overlooking the picturesque Loch Ewe is the Aroma Cafe, so called as its part of the wonderful perfumery business which shares the location. We had a hot beverage each, and some cake, both of which were wonderful and served by delightfully pleasant staff. It might be worth reserving a table during the popular months as it’s not huge, and due to its location, hospitality and good food, you might be struggling for a seat. A beautiful setting, for some of the best coffee I’ve tasted.

Great food efficient service. Lovely perfume shop with interesting products. Cheese scone in particular is amazing.

Had a lovely lunch today. The service was welcoming, friendly and efficient. The food was delicious. Didn’t really plan on dessert but the homemade strawberry cheesecakes were too good to resist. Would definitely recommend!

We came to meet our relative went in asking for a table of 8 people and they managed to sit us down, we ordered coffee, lunch, dessert. Everything was amazing, staff very friendly, overall fantastic.

Being wanting to visit here for ages, finally went today. Easy to find, plenty parking, great views. Made very welcome in cafe. Only wanted something simple like soup and was pleased to see choice of two available. Lovely bowl of soup with focaccia. Had a...

Called here after having a walk round the hills behind it to watch the naval exercise at sea. We had a bowl of soup of the day with bread. It was fantastic..the bread was lovely and soft. I would definitely recommend this place .

Called in for lunch, lovely sandwiches well filled with nice garnish followed by homemade cakes - delish. Nice hot chocolate too. Dog friendly, good service and clean. Would happily return. Little nature trail down to the cove and a superb shop 'the perfume studio' with...

The location is stunning. The food is pleasant, unlike the atmosphere which was dictated by a very unpleasant male member of staff. Extremely rude and unwelcoming. I would not recommend a visit here

Excellent lunch stop. Well worth the little diversion. Superb flans - haggis flan unusual but very enjoyable. All local food served on local crockery

Sat outside to better enjoy the view and had our order taken immediately. Food was good as always. Friendly and attentive staff went out of their way to make us feel welcome

I am exempt from mask wearing and as per scot gov website states that no establishment is allowed to ask or demand proof of this, I was chased and harassed in the gallery and basically told to leave. I was treated like dirt. Management are...

Horrible place with horrible staff. No respect for exemptions and in breach of the disability act...

Great quality food in a relaxed setting with great views, went twice as appealed to the kids, perfume studio add on was interesting and got some nice smellies at reasonable price as holiday gifts for family. Don't visit and drive away without using their footpath...

We bought some soap and ordered two Panini's, cheese was solid ( not melted) ham was cold. Wife's mozzarella was cold and wasn't even close to even melting... They're was nothing luxury about the hot chocolate, more like dirty hot water... Coffee was average... Gairloch...

What a delightful find at the end of the road. We saw the signs for the perfume shop which indicated a cafe too but didn’t hold out much hope for it being open or up to much, how wrong we were. Such a friendly helpful...

From first entering we were greeted with a warm welcome. After choosing some purchases from the shop which displayed an amazing array of products. We were able to be seated in the cafe where we had a lovely lunch of soup and panini served with...

Right at the end of a windy road, I really thought I had missed it. Then, as I was about to give up, there it was almost at the end of the road AND it looked promising. The perfume products were laid out nicely with...

Every year we have visited the Perfume Studio while on holiday and this year was no exception.. I never found the staff very pleasant in the past but the food was fantastic in previous years. I called in the morning to book a table for...

The gift shop is lovely and not too expensive and the views are amazing. Good coffee and lovely sandwiches which came with a nice salad and dressing nice but pretty awful soup. I think they had run out and their leek and potato was just...

We visited here last week for lunch - very friendly and helpful staff. The food was lovely and fresh and reasonably priced. Added bonus of a little shopping in the adjoining shop. COVID safe and we will be returning.

So pleased you were open having cycled 15 miles to get to you!!! Great cakes, coffees and views made it worth it!! Still a hidden gem.

Always a nice wee trip out to this cafe. Good food service and a lovely view. The also have The Perfume Shop which has some nice local product.

We were so surprised to find such an interesting and delicious menu at this little cafe. A bit off the beaten track, the views were just stunning across Loch Ewe. The smoked salmon open sandwich was fabulous and the raspberry cheesecake just yum.Well worth a...

We enjoyed a meal at the aroma cafe recently. The food was good and very well presented. The service was also very good. An enoyable experience.

Visited on a wet and windy day. The views from the cafe were amazing regardless. The food was nothing special: a good minestrone soup, a regular cheese toastie with a lot of cheese and a packet of crisps on the side; a bowl of nachos...

The café was lovely and the perfume shop was very interesting and had a good selection of items. The only difficulty was finding it and it was a bit out of the way.

For 13 years we have visited this area some years for 7 weeks in total so we have been to this cafe and shop numerous times since Katie and Adrian opened it with Dave and Anna at the helm. Firstly I think this means we...

Set in a stunning location, this cafe was well worth the extra couple of miles of driving off the main road. Friendly staff and quick service. A light and airy building with beautiful views. And possibly the best salmon I have ever tasted.

This had nice coffee but the worst cheese scones ever. They made us sit in a table for 2 by the door, there were several empty 4 tables next to the view, but no. Serve very rich cakes, not my thing.

We were recommended to visit this cafe by locals and I was pleased we made the effort. Nice cafe with an interesting shop & a lovely view. Female staff were friendly and efficient. Food was excellent.

We've been to the Aroma Cafe a few times and each time the overall 'feeling' from the kitchen have overflowed into the cafe as a whole.

For many people Mellon Charles is in the middle of nowhere. And then Aroma Cafe must be near the end of nowhere. But what a lovely nowhere, where eagles, seals, various divers, gannets and sometimes even otters can be seen from the Cafe. It is...

We have to visit the Aroma Cafe every time we go to the Highlands. Excellent food and service and great location. It was good to go back.

arrived in the afternoon on Sunday and although there were quite a lot of people around and coming in behind us, we didn't feel very welcome....... I just had tea, very nice tea actually, as the choice of GF offerings didn't excite me. My friend had coffee and the best looking, huge piece of carrot cake which she said was lovely. Fantastic spot - shame about the unfriendly staff...dodgy atmoshphere!

Another visit to this fantastic cafe and shop overlooking Loch Ewe. The cafe is bright and spotlessly clean with a good range of cakes and light meals on offer. Beautiful soaps and skin products on sale in the shop. Well worth a visit.

It’s a very nice place to eat the good soup of the day with such a nice view on the sea. Good food, good coffee and nice view : what could you ask more ? Moreover, there is a shop beside the coffee where you can buy perfume, soaps and some crafts.

We make a effort to drive the 30 odd distance knowing the food is fresh and tasty This year we were not disappointed Home made soup was very good Wonderful views too Be back next year

food is good and the staff are helpful and very friendly, if the weather is good you can sit outside and enjoy an uninterrupted view of the end of Loch Ewe.

We both had the locally smoked salmon dishes. We went after reading recommendations on trip advisor so here is mine. Definitely worth the drive off the main road! Amazing food, nice people and lovely views!

We always make a point of calling in here when in the area. Beautiful scenery, good food and friendly helpful staff. Would recommend purchasing some of the gorgeous smelling soaps from the perfumery. Look forward to our next visit and restocking my bathroom supplies.

This place has it all - spectacular location, great coffee, good food and a friendly, warm welcome from the staff. We come here every time we visit the area and it never disappoints!

We were recommended to visit here for a light lunch and were told of the interesting shop with soaps and perfumes etc . Although the menu wasn’t huge it was adequate and what we had was perfect . Lovely Home Made Soup, Smoked Salmon Sandwiches presented a little differently than usual , and very good coffee . Place was spotless and lovely staff . Credit card reeling after visiting the shop and buying loads .

I have revised my original critique of this place because of the incredibly defensive reply from the owner.

We stopped here for lunch as we had been told we would enjoy a visit to The Perfume Studio. The cafe is adjacent. We enjoyed a very well-prepared lunch with speedy and efficient service. The views from the cafe were also excellent and the perfume shop very interesting as well.

This was a real find, literally at the end of the road. The weather last week was distinctly mixed but the views from the cafe were still impressive and awe-inspiring. We found Aroma Cafe on our last day and we both wished we had visited earlier in the week. As it was we found plenty of temptation in the perfumery and gifI shop and we did not regret our purchases which included face creams, books and a mug. I enjoyed my unusual cheese scone, but can understand the criticism made by another reviewer. It must be a lovely place to sit outside on a sunny day., looking out over Loch Ewe and the Isle of Ewe.

The situation and the views are lovely but we were disappointed by the quality of the v weak cappuccinos and the cheese scones, mine had the texture of a washing cloth and not much flavour. Didn’t dare complain as the lady who served us was not very nice to us. It’s a shame as I see other people have liked it more.

Friendly warm atmosphere. Lovely cakes, ice cream etc. Super shop with many perfumed goods, candles, soaps, gifts.

When visiting the Russian Artic Convoy Museum we asked about where to eat. They recommended here which due its location may not have made the effort. On hindsight it was not far from Aultbea and well worth it.

Went for lunch on the last day of our holiday. Have been once before. Café is lovely. Food great and reasonably priced and the view is also lovely. Highly recommended.

My wife saw an advert for this place in a highland tour guide and was determined to visit.

One of my favourite bike run destinations. Motorbike run, that is. After about 2 hours riding into a very cold wind with slight rain thrown in, I was really looking forward to reaching this cafe.

What a great little find. We found it quite by accident. But what a find. Great home made food and very nice staff.

This cafe is fresh, clean and has a beautiful setting with views out to the water where I watched seals popping up and down. Seating inside and out. Staff were very pleasant, menu caters for vegetarians I would of liked to of seen a bit more choice to cater for hearty meat eaters ie: bacon roll, pie. Ham sandwiches we had were lovely though. A long way along the road through Mellon Charles but worth a visit.

This was a surprise to find such a nice place seemingly at the end of the world ;-). Very nice shop, very nice coffee shop!

Not sure what I can add to previous reviews except to reiterate that if you're in the area pay a visit and enjoy a lovely selection of lunches with some items that bit different from the usual. Soups are excellent! Delicious cakes, the best shortbread and my favourite coffee taste.

My husband and I dropped in for coffee at just before 11:30 but unfortunately all the tables were either taken or reserved. Not surprising as it was a rather blustery day. However I noticed that one of the reservations had a time of 12:30 hand written on it so I sat down (as it was just before 11:30 and I thought we’d be finished well before the reserved time of 12:30). I’m afraid to say that the gentleman behind the counter said it was reserved; when I said that it had 12:30 on it he stated that it was reserved from 11:30, so we left.

Who’d have thought a classy shop and cafe like this would thrive in such a remote location! It was thriving when we visited (only for a soft drink). Service a wee bit patchy due to busyness (eg asking to pay) but this doesn’t detract from the overall location and look of the place. The products for sale all look and smell fantastic , great gift place. Also some interesting art.

We revisited the Aroma Cafe for lunch today and were not disappointed. The Manager, David, (also known jokingly as 'Kevin' following a mistaken name tag from a former review) together with his partner Anna and their Assistant Chef, Chris, continue to produce a warm welcome, a friendly atmosphere and fantastic food. The homemade soup changes daily and if you are in for lunch later in the day, you might find that it has gone, due to its popularity, so book early.

Fantastic place to visit. Perfume Shop is wonderful, but the Cafe is amazing. We had a fantastic meal, coffee and cake. The food was first class and the coffee was so smooth and perfectly made. The staff are welcoming and friendly too. We will be back and highly recommend it.

Well worth a visit the perfume factory is filled with wonderful toiletries unusual and high standard.the cafe is excellent the soup was best I have eaten in years.

A great place for lunch with amazing views and fantastic food. The creamy sweet potato soup was delicious and best of all they provide gluten free bread and wraps and the sandwiches come with vegetable crisps and a hearty salad - simply scrumptious. The gift shop stocks a wide variety of local produce and home made soap made on site.

What a great wee find at the end of the road. Staff were very welcoming and moved us from an inside table in the restaurant to a window seat when one became available which was a nice touch. Comfortable table seating or casual settees depending...

Expensive - £3.30 for a cup of latte - but even worse, the unfriendly attitude of the man “greeting” customers and taking orders. No welcome, no charm, - not a pleasant experience.

been before in 2016 and went out of my way to go again - bought most of my xmas pressies there! food wonderful and views to die for

Scenes views, tasty food and drinks, great staff and a shop full of fragrances and goodies - not to be missed

Good food and cakes. Really pleased to see lots of locally sourced food. Enjoy eating here when we visit family in Wester Ross.

Delicious food, excellent service in the most stunning location in the world ; truly a hidden treasure !

What a stunning location, to sit outside and admire that view whilst enjoying a lovely coffee is truly fabulous. We have been going to the Gairloch area for many years. Our holiday would not be complete without at least 3 or 4 trips to the Aroma Cafe for coffee and maybe a light lunch. As we normally have our girls ( 2 dalmatians ) with us we tend to sit outside... Dave & Anna always welcome you with a smile. The lotions and potions are fab too! In fact we love the Blossom Liquid soap so much we have it at home and I now have clients buying it too! And all made in Scotland- great! I would really recommend you visit... you might even get some christmas presents!

We called in here on a walk out to the hills beyond. There are picnic tables which allowed us to eat outside as we had our dog with us, and the view was lovely. The waitress was very polite, and we did not have to wait long to be served. There was even a dog bowl with water to refresh the dog.

Stopped off for lunch. Party of 5, told would have to wait 40 mins, but could sit on the sofa,...

We now try and visit the cafe most days on our holiday as we love the coffee and food at...

This was on my "to visit list" on our annual summer holiday and I was not disappointed. My husband ordered...

Been here a few times now and the food is awesome, I would happily eat a haggis panini every day...

Whenever I visit this beautiful part of the world the aroma cafe is first on my list to visit.The views are stunning and you are always guaranteed a warm welcome from the staff.Food is delicious especially the Haggis flan also the salmon which is locally sourced.Deciding on a slice of homemade cake is difficult as they are all tempting! Looking forward to my next visit!

Drove up here for a light lunch while the cyclists were on their NC500 leg round to Ullapool. Lovely food - the soup was really tasty and the bread equally so.

We arrived at the Aroma Cafe as per a recommendation from a local to Mellon Charles and it was our favourite foodie stop. It was a stunning day so it has gorgeous views over the water, plenty to choose from on the menu, wifi, toilet facilities, homebaked cakes and chocolates and a fantastic gift shop. The toastie and haggis panini we had were absolutely delicious and the staff members who served us were very friendly. We sat inside after food for a sweet treat which are highly recommended (we had short bread and 3 chocs) they were incredible. The shop has the best home made stuff and little bits and pieces for your home that is the best on the whole North Coast 500 route. I purchased a mirror and a mug for a keepsake and so glad I did as didn't buy anything else on the whole trip so that's saying something! Thanks again for a wonderful atmosphere and fantastic food!

This is a long way ... from anywhere. The road isn't the best (although is not bad by the standards of the area) and it takes a while to get here. But my word it's worth it when you arrive! It says something that people are prepared to travel this distance to get here to eat - it must be good, and it is. The service is absolutely first class, the food is absolutely fresh and is very tasty and the drinks are excellent. But there's more than that about this place. One shouldn't be surprised at good service and good food (although in all honesty it can be a surprise nowadays) so what's really lovely about this place is the care that is clearly taken by the owners on their presentation and their establishment. The cafe - indeed, the whole building - is cared for. It's obvious from the paintwork to the cleanliness of the toilets, to the little poems adorning the walls, to the way that one is spoken to, right through to the quality of the food and the crockery. They just care and that's terrific.The trout was perfect, as was the haggis flan. So was the accompanying salad. The cakes looked great, but we were too full to consider them! The coffee (cafetiere) was great. The prices look a bit high on the menu, but they're not - this is not a burger joint; this is a very high quality establishment.Oh, and the views ... breathtaking!Do come. Make the journey off the A832, especially if you're doing the NC500. It's not that far off your route and you'll be pleased you did.

We visit Wester Ross several times a year and never miss an opportunity to enjoy the delights of this lovely little place at the end of the road. Dave and Anna are the most welcoming of hosts and take a great deal of trouble to provide delicious goodies from freshly prepared lunches (featuring Anna's home made breads and Dave's seasonal soups) along with local delicacies to sumptuous baking and chocolates. We love going here, the atmosphere and views are fabulous. You can even get free wifi to catch up on your emails. Well done to everyone involved. We'll be back again soon (and stock up on the heavenly perfume studio toiletries).

We visited here on 8 July after a wet and windy hike - marvellous though - To Slaggan Bay a remote beach - absol beautiful and worth the trek - near Laide. We arrived at Aroma and were immediately welcomed - fast & attentive service , very good and tasty food and plentiful. We had minestrone soup which was delicious - and I'm not a soup person . It was served with large basket of crusty bread. This was followed by scone, blackcurrant jam and cream with pot earl grey. Really super place and always worth a visit.

The best food in the West of Scotland!Nice little meals made with love and knowledge served by a friendly team- what a contrast to the mainstream chips paradises elsewhere in Scotland.

This the best cafe for miles and miles.The food is beautiful, the staff are so friendly, the atmosphere of the whole place is so relaxing and if you are lucky, as we were this week, you can see the Sea Otters playing.Thank you for making our visits to you so pleasant.

Whilst visiting family up here, my girlfriend and I paid a visit to see what mum and dad were on about and it did not disappoint. This place is lovely, offering beautiful views, nice staff and wonderful food. I would highly recommend this place to anyone visiting the area.

Stopped at this oasis and I have to say was rather excited when I saw the mid morning offerings. The staff were very friendly but I'd suggest that they invest in a proper coffee machine or get a better coffee. Also never put scones in a microwave to heat pre serving as they end up as soft and floppy as Mac D burger bun.

A very pleasant place to stop for lunch with a reasonable choice of food. It can get busy and the service may suffer a little at times because of that but not to any great extent. There's really no competition around for a light lunch but it's all fine.

We had heard about this cafe from a Facebook Friend who lives in Altbea, near to Mellon Charles. We were told that it was very good, so we decided to drive there and give it a go. We rang to check that it was open on a Sunday and we were asked if we wanted to reserve a table. We weren't sure what time we would be arriving and declined, but wondered why we might need to reserve a table at a cafe in the middle of nowhere.When we arrived, we realised why.The cafe is set in a building on the top of a raised area of the coast line about fifty meters from the sea, commanding views across Loch Ewe, the Loch where a lot of the Second World War Atlantic Convoys departed from.When we entered, we saw the fantastic range of cakes on display. The cafe was busy and we realised we were lucky to get a table. We checked the menu and saw that there was a good selection of midday meals and sandwiches.We opted for a soup and sandwich each with my wife having Coronation Chicken and me having Brie, Bacon and Banana. The soup was homemade vegetable and was fantastic, as were the sandwiches. It was served with a small salad, salad dressing and a mound of vegetable crisps which were delicious. Soup and a sandwich was £9.75 each, which we thought was good value.The food was probably the most tasty we had experienced on our holiday here and we gave it 10/10.We got talking to the Chef, Kevin who assisted us by directing us to some World War 2 sites nearby which were not sign posted or well known. There is a small gift shop attached selling higher end gifts and shop made perfume which was worth a look around. The business also has a photograph studio attached which we understand gets quite booked up by people doing residential photograph courses.The staff at this venue are very friendly and it's certainly somewhere we'll return.Thanks to Helen R of Altbea for the recommendation.

4 weeks up in the area and we of course revisited our favourite cafe a number of times. Lovely to see Anna and Dave again and this visit to enjoy really good weather so the views outside were so beautiful. The food is fresh and delicious and the service from all the staff wonderful. It's a joy to visit. If you're in the area make sure you find where this cafe is and enjoy some yummy food and drink looking out onto great scenery and take a look round the shop too.

At the end of a winding road you will be treated to a wonderful view and some of the most tempting menu choices you could find in any city cafe. Lovely soups , terrines and wonderful cakes and chocolates, all beautifully presented.. Added bonus is the shop selling a wide range of perfumed goods and other interesting items. Recently opened for the season and well worth a visit.