Crazy Horse Coffee Shop & Restaurant in Highland

Super nettes Personal, kleines aber feines Café mit gut schmeckendem essen. Wir haben haggis probiert und es hat super geschmeckt. Gerne wieder.

We walked into Invergordon from our cruise ship. We admired the murals in town and then decided to have coffee. We chose the Crazy Horse because we loved the humour of the sign in the window suggesting people spoke to each other rather than using phones. There was a well designated pathway to follow around to the counter where we ordered delicious homemade shortbread to go with our drinks. The service was efficient and friendly.

Lovely clean cafe, food was amazing, good portions, best soup I've tasted in a long time :) staff were very friendly, would definitely recommend this place.

Best cooked breakfast, generous portions, huge basket of chips for the kids along with their toasties - ‘best chips ever’, helpful friendly service, and very good quality food and cooking.

Visited with my partner and two kids at lunch time on a Saturday. Lady who served us was very friendly and helpful to us and everyone else in the restaurant at the time we were there. Food was all good. My partner and I both had a small cooked breakfast. Ingredients were good and cooked perfectly. Kids both had toasties which they enjoyed too. Restaurant was very clean and obviously well kept. We couldn’t fault it and will no doubt return again. Thanks very much!

The last cafe we visited prior to lockdown was the Crazy Horse.I am pleased to say nothing has changed since my last visit A quirky little cafe with a good range of snacks and light lunches. Prices are reasonable, service was friendly and we enjoyed our cuppa and snacks. All Covid regulations appeared to have been adhered to. Recommended

Quaint and quirky don’t always go together but it does here. Stopped for a coffee while waiting to look at a house in Invergordon, staff are friendly and diligent, tea cakes were lovely and warm and my latte was delightful. Shall certainly be coming back in for another.

Neil Young would be delighted at the name of this quirky little restaurant. From the minute you are greeted by a ferocious looking carving of a bear at the front door, to an array of pictures and ornaments inside, you know that the proprietor must have been a Western fan. There was a great selection of breakfast and lunch options on the menu. Service was quick and friendly, prices were reasonable and we both enjoyed our lunch. Your food order must be given at the counter and the restaurant does not accept payment by card. A very enjoyable visit to the Crazy Horse.

Hubby and I popped in on Tuesday for a quick cuppa. The girl was very friendly and service quick even though she was the only one serving at the time. Coffee and tea, plus a big portion of 'To die for Chocolate gateaux' with cream and an empire biscuit came to just under £7! Will be back.

Quality food in a nice environment and friendly staff. The breakfast is fantastic value for money and always delicious.

Popped in yesterday for a quick bite at lunch. Had soup and half sandwich, it was gorgeous!Filling tasty soup and lovely fresh sandwich, really pleased with quantity and quality. Will definitely have again.

On a road-trip from Elgin to John O'Groats we planned on stopping in Invergordon for breakfast and chose the Crazy Horse based on the positive TA reviews...we weren't disappointed. Breakfast was tasty, piping hot and excellent value so if that's what you're after you won't go wrong here.

Interesting place. Good coffee at great prices. The scones were also very good. Not sure if the staff were happy as we never saw a smile.

Good food delivered quickly by friendly staff , consistent quality throughout the weeks I have been in Invergordon

Nice place to visit in the high street a small compact place offering a nice selection of snacks right up my street

Five of us had lunch at this little gem while on a cruise ship visit into Invergordon. While the place is small with limited seating when a ship is in town, the scones are the biggest I have ever seen. You might consider sharing the deliciousness. We had a variety of lunch selections off the menu - soups, toasties, etc. and each of us enjoyed our meal. Service was quick, efficient and friendly. I would definitely recommend.

Popped in for a latte and a scone. Had a cherry scone with jam and cream, excellent. Great service and great price. Excellent scones.

Great bowl of soup, only seen more leeks and potatoes in a field, warm tasty cheese scone, delightful light lemon sponge and good coffee. Just right on a cold and very wet day.

We often have work breakfasts and lunches and we have never been disappointed, the big rig is huge and good value for money and the crazy horse burger is delicious. Lovely atmosphere and great staff

Best hott chocolate on a very wet and windy day. Staff most welcoming and date and walnut cake was so was so lovely

The Crazy Horse is quite nicely done, and although it calls itself a Coffee Shop it is a fully-fledged traditional cafe with a decent menu of meals and snacks. We had tea, coffee and scones, which were all very good, but be aware that the scones are huge!

the big rig breakfast is yummy, try the haggis it`s very good, huge breakfast with everything including toast. service great. friendly girl`s :)

Lovely little tea room for breakfast, lunch and a snack. Friendly knowledgeable staff. A case full of interesting and delicious baked goods. Tables inside averrable and great prices.

Great food but too quiet needs something like live music or an adults only night time. Cakes were very nice

This is a small cafe/restaurant in the High Street of Invergordon. My visits (2 now) have been on cruise ship days. The staff are efficient and unphased by the number of people coming through.The decor takes you back, but the service and food is top notch what perhaps should also be referred to as good old style service to match.Food is great and plenty of it.The continued stream of people means that the food is always fresh. Great spot for a good quiet coffee.

Ofton go here for breakfast with work colleagues never dissapointed and recently took my grandaughter rMay and she loved it, she wants it to be a weekly date with grandad

Stopping in to a local eatery for a quick bite is usually not a noteworthy event, but when you are treated to the best potato and leek soup you’ve ever had, it bares mentioning. The service is attentive and the decor is simple. Be forewarned bring your own cola-they only carry Pepsi Max. They do carry a local beverage called Iron Bru that’s similar to Fanta Orange.

For a small place the coffee and scones were tasty. I didn’t have breakfast but from what I saw the portions were large and look delicious. It was very busy that day with a cruise ship in port but the staff were friendly and the service was very good.

Enjoyed my sandwich with trimmings. Good pot of tea, cosy restaurant think it may be crowded during the season but it was nice and relaxing when I was there. Staff very friendly. Good value,clean and tidy.

me & my son popped in here after a morning walk. It was a wet day and early. We got a capuchino & a latee. There was no difference abd both were tasteless. Don"t think the chap knew how to use the coffee maker. Probably won't visit again. Seems a really dark place and old fashioned.

We were taken by the sign in the window of this restaurant in Invergordon - No WiFi so talk to each other! We enjoyed the breaded haddock, French fries and peas, followed by tea for two, a bakewell tart and a round of shortbread. At £25 it was excellent value. And we did talk to each other.

We stopped here for lunch while visiting Invergordon as a cruise port. The staff couldn't have been friendlier. Food was great, home-made soup, home-baked scones, and good sandwiches. Loved it!.

Great atmosphere Friendly Service and Great Food at Very Reasonable Price, shame there is no Wi-Fi but as the sign says Talk don't Text, Highly recommended.

Probably the best breakfast I've ever had in the Highlands! Brilliant value, well cooked and served and I can tell you I've had a few breakfasts up here but theirs takes top spot. Five stars!!

Bei unserem Stopp mit der Aida haben wir uns bei einem Regenschauer hierhin verirrt.

This is primarily a local cafe and prices reflect that. We called in just for a coffee - which was absolutely fine. Lovely-looking cakes were displayed to tempt. The menu is not fancy and I suspect the food is good, without pretensions. Service was fine but not particularly welcoming

I had last visited here in 2009 and wasn't even sure it would still be there. I had counted the days until my return and was not disappointed. My lunch of haggis, neeps n tatties was hot, fresh and tasty, as it had always been. Change isn't always a good thing and I'm truly glad one of my favourite meals in Scotland is still the same delicious treat that I enjoyed all those years ago. With smiling friendly service, why would anyone go anywhere else?

I frequent this charming coffee shop and restaurant pretty much every day. The staff are all lovely and welcoming. The customer service is excellent, and the home baking is delicious. It is has a lovely relaxed, welcoming feel to it. They can cater for special...

Un endroit hors du temps, décoration sans âge et sans charme mais propre

I have been eating here regularly for the last 18 months and have never been disappointed. The staff are welcoming to everyone. The food is made to order, so they are happy to meet different needs. The baking is homemade and delicious. The portions sizes are good and the prices are reasonable. What more could you want? It clearly says before you enter that there is no wifi, its never been an issue for me or my family.

I've been to the crazy horse numerous times now and each time has been great.The food is top notch as well as the service. Always greeted with a smile and the staff go all out for you.In regards to Adam C's review on the 22nd May is totally out of line. I don't think farmfoods sell homemade soup, scones, cakes etc lol. Granted all stock has to be bought from somewhere but I think it's highly unlikely the owner does his weekly shop for his busy restaurant in Farmfoods. I've seen him buy milk but come on, he's not got a cow out the back of his establishment. I'm also struggling to identify what Adam C means by the food tastes of frozen news???And with regards to the no Wifi, I love that idea. Nobody sitting glued to their phone on social media, people actually chatting face to face for a change. Adam C your review is unfair and pointless.

Crazy Horse has been established on Invergordon's High Street for many years now and offers wholesome meals as well as coffee and cake ( my personal downfall). Malcolm and his staff are welcoming, very friendly and accommodating and as well as fast service they are always willing to go the extra mile to offer visitors to the town advice on places to visit and things to do.There is no problems for anyone with a disability as there are no steps to negotiate and fully accessible toilets.No WIFI access but as the sign in the window says "talk to each other". Personally I enjoy the tablet and computer free environment.

I think the food comes from the farmfoods shop it has no taste all I taste is frozen news and also the restaurant can't even get wifi for anybody especially tourist from the cruise liners that come in every year it is diabolical

Next stop on the cruise. Another stop for a cup of tea and scone. Service was quick and efficient. The cheese scone was tasty and hot water served with the tea if required. She had Victoria sponge and no complaint was made. Would call back again if in the area.

After a nice walk around Invergordon, a pretty little industrial town, finding this gem was a a pleasure, the staff are friendly, the coffee is real, none of the usual instant or chain varieties.The cakes look really nice, and i can highly recommend the Rocky Road :)In all, if you visit Invergordon, make sure you pop in for a coffee and cake

My other half loves to go down for a breakfast with our son who's 3 years old .. he tends to have toast !! Nice atmosphere and good food can't complain at all The baked potato I had in here was one the best I've ever had

We called along the Crazy Horse mid morning for coffees and shortbread en route to a funeral.The cafe, in a good central position on Invergordon High Street, is pretty basic. Wooden floors, tables with wax cloth table coverings,wooden chairs.However the important things are good. Service quick and friendly. Menu with good selection of snacks and lunches at reasonable prices. Tables clean and vacated tables quickly cleared and cleaned.Well worth a visit

Lovely place to eat or just have a coffee and catch up...the cupcakes are amazing!!!! Very friendly staff Homemade baking..very reasonably priced. A must if in Invergordon..did I mention the cupcakes!!!

I am in regularly for take-away lunch and can't fault the friendliness of the staff and the top quality food, thanks guys.

I get takeaway from here regularly and would recommend very highly, kind staff, nice wholesome food and very good prices, also if you sit in it's very peaceful and relaxing.

Always made to feel welcome.Food very good...big rig breakfast well with 6.95.A regular customer

Cramped surroundings. Bacon in roll had far too much fat so was unpleasant. Coffee was palatable. Far too expensive for what it is. A local cafe in a very grotty high street, which thinks it's better than it is.

We visited here today and popped in for a coffee and cake at lunch time.The cafe is pleasant, warm and the staff are friendly.We had hot chocolate (definitely recommended), a latte and a slice of the sponge cake. Although my husband had ordered the cake and jokingly said I wasn't allowed any to the lady who served us, the waitress brought two forks and gave me a wink. Just the right attitude to have!!! It was all delicious.I have to say we were very jealous of the soup, sandwiches and paninis that were ferried past us on our visit to other diners. Everyone seemed to be tucking in and having a good lunch. Kind of wish we were going that way again. A great little place for a cold, bright day when the cockles need warming.

The food is delicious, filling and definitely for people on a budget. The customer service is outstanding, friendly and eager to help. Would recommend.

Good honest food, & excellent coffee, if the passengers from the cruise ships knew about it, the queue would be out the door & down the street.

Restaurante agradável e aconchegante, ambiente familiar e com muita opções de pratos e sabores diferenciados, atendimento dez, eu achei muito legal.

Great food great service great price. Love going for lunch. Only problem is there not open latter. Would love it to be open dinner times. Best place for lunch in invergordon.

A few of us called in for a coffee and a sandwich. What a surprise - the sandwiches were made with fresh, thickly cut bread. The fillings were plentiful and the sandwiches were accompanied with a side salad and Doritos. These were not sandwiches - they were meals!!Fantastic food, brilliant, friendly service and all at a very competitive price. Excellent value for money, not to be missed.

We stopped in for a morning coffee and were greeted by a Very unpleasant manager we were told (before we were even asked what we wanted) to "keep our children under control for the sake of others" we had just sat down the kids hadn't said a word yet and there was no one else there at that point. We left and went elsewhere. I thought this was very rude and will not be returning. He might as well have a sign up in the door saying no children. Shocking.

We called in for lunch.It was very well presented and we didn't have to wait long at all.We chatted for over 2 hours but at no time were we made to feel as if we should move on.Pleasant relaxing surroundings.I wish it well.

As a group of four, dampened by the local weather, we chose this cafe by its name. It reminded me of the bar in Arizona. The staff welcomed us so warmly, the manager was ready to chat, what a cheerful place on that grey day. We only wanted a warm drink; the supplied real coffee and tea variety was served quickly and tasted as good as any we have had in city chain venues. I learned from the manager that though the cellar could not be used for dining due to the access, it added to the delight of the location. The full breakfast supplied to a neighbouring table made me wish I had not eaten earlier, it looked just the job.

Ok food but no pram policy makes it difficult for me to return. Service is good but it can be cold as the door doesn't shut properly

Pass this everyday and decided to take my wife and her daughter yesterday, we just had a small snack and were not disappointed. Great value for money but if you go make sure you have a desert homemade and beautiful. Will be back again soon!

We have visited Crazy Horse coffee shop quite a few times this year, we like the warm friendly atmosphere.. Nothing is to much trouble and the staff are very attentive, I would recommend the sweet chilli chicken Panini, this is served with a lovely crisp salad & chips, great value for money. We will be back very soon.