Glengorm Coffee Shop in Argyll & Bute

Lovely welcoming coffee stop within beautifully kept estate. Highly recommend. A long road in but worth it. Closed on a Tuesday.

We re visited in Sept 2024 after multiple previous holiday visits. It’s now very disappointing and needs a name change as in our opinion it’s no longer a coffee shop with those escalated prices. £8 for a basic soup is just ridiculous. There’s several places in nearby Tobermory, including those with good food awards where the price is around £5.50 so £8 is insane. It seems that like many other eateries, they try to look / go upmarket to gain a higher profit, so alienating the lower income part of society. We saw no sandwiches or cake that the coffee shop used to be good at. It’s highly unlikely that we’ll be back.

We found Glengorm Castle Coffee Shop quite unexpectedly and can't praise it enough. We have visited Mull many times and eaten in many establishments on the island. Glengorm Coffee Shop beats them all. The menu was excellent and the staff most helpful. If you visit, you must see the decor in the spacious toilets. It is out of this world. We also enjoyed the walks round the estate [there is a very helpful map in the coffee shop]. We shall be back.

Delicious lunch of nasi goreng. Cosy cafe with great decor and vibe, friendly team made us feel really welcome. You can buy produce from the farm to take away. Gorgeous walks around the grounds and spectacular views.

Absolutely delicious fish cakes and huevos rancheros. Lovey service and great decor. Food fresh and very flavoursome. Would thoroughly recommend.

What a lovely little gem , The staff were so lovely , we had hot chocolate with all the trimmings , it was delicious , We also bought rump steak to take to our accommodation, really lovely , very tender and good price

Wow- am loving the new developments at Glengorm coffee shop- breakfast and brunch! The food is fantastic, as is the cappuccino, reasonable prices and friendly staff giving excellent service. Always a pleasure to visit the coffee shop and the Glengorm estate- having first stayed on Mull as a 6 ish year old in a cottage, and a couple of years later in what was the old Coach house….Those were the days before electricity etc- we absolutely loved it then, and we still do!

Stopped over to have a look at the standing stones. It was lunch time so decided to have lunch at the coffee shop. Thoroughly enjoyed our lunch ! I had the blue cheese tart with a delicious salad. My husband had the tomato and lentil soup . Absolutely delicious. The coffees we had were also great tasting. If you are going here for the castle gardens and/or the Stones be sure to drop into the coffee shop, you won’t be disappointed. The staff were friendly and the service excellent.

Great for brunch , very friendly staff and amazing food , lovely views around the cafe , with lovely views and highland cows

So lovely, great food and accommodated our large family with children. Food was great and the cakes extra lovely. Has been a favourite for the last 10 years and will continue you be

Looks good initially, but the food was way over-priced. Servings were less than generous and not of particularly high quality. Given the very basic dishes on offer, the delay between ordering and receiving the food was far too long. No till receipt was offered on paying, and I was told that if I wanted one, it would have to be texted or emailed to me. Eh !?! I reluctantly decided to go without one. My past memories of eating here are more fond than of late and I'd think twice about eating here again.

Wow! This little café goes from strength to strength. The aubergine fritter with hummus and salsa was absolutely delicious. Great service too! We’ll be back soon!

Lovely spot for lunch. Staff are really friendly and attentive. The food was great. The soup and sandwich combo was good value for money and very filling - I can’t stop thinking about the wonderful lentil and lamb soup I had - it was delicious!

We initially drove there following great food reviews for mid morning coffee. We were not disappointed, the scones were huge and delicious, the staff very welcoming. So nice that after our walk around the estate (well recommended, superb views), we decided to have lunch too. I took the opportunity to try Highland cattle burger and my husband had beef sandwich both equally tasty. We also bought some lamb curry and steaks to take home and these were very tender high quality meats we really enjoyed. All home produced by the farm. We would definitely return and if living locally would visit regularly.

Service was great! The cakes were to die for and the lunches were delicious! All very reasonably priced as well!! The scones were quite possibly the best I’ve ever tasted!!

What a little gem tucked away in the shadow of Glengorm Castle. Amazing selection of cakes (many GF), I was spoilt for choice. Nice coffee too. Loved the quirky highland cow milk jug. Lovely place with stunning scenery a short walk away.

Wow! What a fabulous cafe! I had the amazingly delicious seafood salad and it really was the best seafood salad I’ve had. Really good smoked trout and smoked salmon. Yum yum. The rest of the family had soup, sandwiches and steak pie. All very happy. It was very busy when we arrived, but service was prompt and extremely friendly!! Can’t wait to go back!

Bought 2 coffees (£5.20) and 2 pieces of cake and charged £25.20. When I queried it was told the billed one piece of cake twice and give £5 back which means other cake cost £10. I suspect they billed me for someone else sat on table as well but either way I was made to feel I was being unreasonable. Food was good quality but I have a sour taste in my mouth...

I went for a walk and to use the tea room and it is a really smashing place. Lovely cafe and shop serving cake and great coffee, until lunchtime then a variety of tasty food. Friendly staff and amazing service. A beautiful Castle and Gardens, in the north of the Isle of Mull. Lovely location, views to die for. And the coffee shop worth a visit.

As a local, so happy that this establishment is open for the season. Food is always to a high standard, and all home-made. Not a huge menu, but everything is always delicious. Staff attentive and friendly. And the prospect of a great walk round Glengorm Estate is definitely a big attraction.

We called in here today for a light lunch and we were not disappointed. I had the tomato and basil soup and my wife had the celery, leek and blue cheese soup, both were absolutely spot on, served up with a nice slice of crusty bread and real butter. We also had a piece of their homemade tea loaf and chocolate cake and once again these were spot on. The prices were very reasonable and the staff extremely friendly. We would definitely call in here again.

Roast beef sandwiches with Glengorm beef, ham salad and scotch broth with Glengorm lamb. All thoroughly enjoyable. Just perfect after a walk to Dun Ara. Friendly staff. Nice deli inside. Dog friendly.

Cakes were very good, however we found the staff quite unfriendly. The nearby walkers car park was in a real junkyard. If the owners wish repeat business they really have to up their game.

We called for lunch because I really fancied some soup. There were a few choices and I went for Mushroom, my favourite. When it came I was chatting abd just thought that it was a bit pale - probably made with button mushrooms. Once tried, I knew that it was something else, cheesy. I'm not petty enough to send back something that I've started, so ate it. Not really my cup of tea. VERY cheesy, like a strong choice. Hubby liked his Cauliflower soup though. We bought 2 scones to take back, but found them to be dry, with very little fruit. Such a shame. The chap I spoke to did apologise for the soup mix-up. Kitchen misinterpretation it seems. It's not cheap here so I was disappointed.

The beef sandwich was outstanding .it came with a salad and crisps The hot chocolate lovely The chocolate chip shortbread delicious The cakes are made on the premises The produce used is from the home farm

Although this Castle is a short drive from Tobermory, along a single-track island road, the coffee shop was a pleasant surprise. I can vouch for the very tasty selection of soups and, although we ate no more, there were many tempting offerings available! Also, if you are self-catering, the diversity of goods available here is worth a look.

We had lunch and also coffee and scones at this coffee shop and the quality and value was excellent. The staff are efficient, welcoming and very pleasant and the quality of the food is outstanding. Some it from the castle estate. The beef was amazing. Would thoroughly recommend

Delicious, fresh and quality food. Me and my brother are gluten free and had a baked tattie, they also have gluten free oatcakes with soup so are a bit limited if you don’t like tatties but they were great! They are dog friendly and came...

We loved our visit to this fantastic little cafe; it felt like such a treat. We had delicious coffee and even more delicious fruitcake (oh wow, what a delight!) and melt in the mouth shortbread biscuit. The man who served us was friendly and the...

We had lunch here, as we were staying at the castle. Very friendly and prompt service. We had soups, sandwiches and cakes. The food was very good, the cakes were absolutely world class. Highly recommended!

Within the grounds of the Castle & Estate the coffee shop is everything the Castle Hotel is not. It is not really quirky nor is it swimming in original and amazing historical features, but it is exactly what you need when you are caught in...

Lovely coffee shop, with interesting home made jams etc in the attached shop. Good coffee, superb cake and most welcome!!

I visited here with my hungry husband and a wee boy. We ordered burgers, soups, coffee and cheesecake. They are all delicious!! The staff are all very friendly and welcoming, making the visit a pleasure. The cafe also sells great products from the Isle of...

Visited the castle & grounds, mainly for the views and to photograph the Longhorns and hares. Once this was done and with the rain setting in again, we took shelter in the cafe. As it seems with all of Mulls coffee shops/cafes - the reviews...

We visited here twice whilst on our trip to Mull. It's a lovely little coffee shop set amongst beautiful scenery. I cannot recommend highly enough. There was a great choice of food and as a group of 6 we all had something different and everyone...

We used to love the soup here and recommended to everyone. Sadly it’s gone downhill. The soups have been so over salted on the last 2 visits. Unfortunately all of them as we all had different ones. To top this off the staff have become...

We stopped off here on a wet and windy half term trip to Mull. Having found most eating establishments closed despite their websites saying otherwise , we weren't holding much hope that this coffee shop would be open. So you could imagine our delight to...

Take time to visit this outstanding Coffee Shop. Special mention must be given to the soup of the day during our visit - Mushroom. Homegrown or foraged locally, quite superb. The filled sandwiches were very tasty indeed. Excellent choice and quality. Highly Recommended

We popped into this coffee shop for lunch before visiting Glengorm Castle. We had the soup and sandwich deal which was delicious and well worth the money followed by homemade cake. All the staff were great and the coffee shop was lovely and clean. There...

Outstanding creamy “bramble liqueur” cheesecake last week although was full of blueberries .... soups, mac cheese and sandwiches all tasty! We went twice so that tells you how good! Well done team!!

A four mile drive on isolated roads into the heart of the estate with a small car park. Due to covid distancing the number of tables is reduced inside, so you may be unlucky if the weather prevents outdoor seating. A good range of drinks...

Found this place quite by accident while looking for Glengorm Standing Stones which are nearby. Decided to stop for lunch. Menu is mostly vegan with the odd meat dish - makes a change. We had the lentil soup with half a sandwich (egg mayo). -...

Spoiled by Glengorm I love eating here when visiting the Isle of Mull. Tasty, good wholesome food prepared well. My favorite is the chesse & pickle sandwich so delicious made using the Isle of Mull cheese. With it this time I had the combo which included the cheese and parsley soup.Hughly recommended clean li feels as if your in your mothers kitchen being served home made delights.Thank you Glengorm.Yas

The state is great to walk around and to find this well-run coffee shop in the stable block is a real bonus.

Stopped by the Cafe for a light bite. Sandwiches and crisps all round. Good quality/quantity of fillings bar a little sparse on the cranberry with brie option. Wasn't impressed or disappointing either way. Captive audience as the only option at the end of the road - satisfied the tourists needs etc. Cakes looked good but not sampled. There was certainly a matriarch running the show the day we went...

Food very nice, as well as the cafe it’s a great place to visit and walk around the very attractive estate. Soup and sandwiches lovely, cakes delicious.

Called in after a long walk from Tobermory. Had a wonderful lunch Mushroom soup. Bought some steaks home grown. This is a gem.

The food looked lovely but after 35 minutes of waiting we gave up and walked out. Shame but a bit more communication from the staff would not have gone amiss.

Following our first visit in 2019, we were determined to include a return to Glengorm during our recent holiday. A great decision. We had lunch on two occasions after walks around the area. The food is excellent - a great selection of sandwiches, cakes and hot meals. Service was great and very welcoming; food was reasonably priced, generous and great quality. What more can you ask - oh, a sunny day to fully enjoy the outside seating area? Done! Already looking forward to visiting again next time we're on Mull.

Beautiful location, charming service, outstanding food, especially the mushroom soup and amazing cakes. Total bliss!

Had only gone for a walk but the cafe menu was very tempting. Food was delicious with very generous portions. Friendly staff. Indoor and outside seating. Good range of food items to buy, like a small deli.

Delightful small tea room/cafe in a lovely wooded location near the stunning castle itself.Great menu which tempted us to stay for lunch rather than just a snack.Tomato and red pepper soup was very good plus a small hot roasted salmon sandwich /salad as a lunch deal - very good value.First class truly home made cakes - had excellent meringues (home made, as good as my own!) with cream and fruit.But really, it was so difficult to choose as what was on offer all looked excellent.Very tempted to come back after our walk and have an early dinner - Glengorm burgers etc - but we had a ferry to catch.Next time!Beautiful walks from the cafe down to Dun Ara and the wild coast amidst emerald fields. Gorgeous part of Mull.

Wonderful scones - so huge and delicious - but need more jam! Cheesecake and shortbread also fantastic. Star of the show was the incredible Italian hot chocolate - like real gloopy melted chocolate. Sensational.

Excellent homemade soup served with nice fresh bread. Sandwiches were filled to the brim with lovely Tobermory smoked fish. We love visiting this place when on Mull and are never disappointed. Service was as good as ever even though the place was fairly busy.

We had a lovely lunch here the potato soup and sandwich combo was lovely and great value all served by two lovely ladies, we will definately return if we come back to Mull again

Read about the coffee shop on Trip Adviser and decided to visit on a sunny Sunday. We had an abandoned attempt, following satnav, that took us down the roughest of tracks.......Anyway, second time lucky and well worth the trip. Fabulous walk along the coastal path with lovely tea and cakes as a treat afterwards.

We travelled the 4 mile single tracked road to the Castle Coffee Shop. There was plenty of well spaced tables inside and out. The cake selection looked fabulous but we needed something more substantial and ordered the steak pie with potatoes and veg and the macaroni cheese with salad and crisps. Both were good although, despite a request, no additional gravy was available other than what was included in the pot pie.

Covid, sit outside after waking the dog across the fields a bit chilly but all good, food and coffee.

Popped in for morning coffee after a short walk in front of the castle to the standing stones. Can't say the welcome was warm, but the scone, homemade raspberry jam and cream more than made up for it.

Great place to find. Almost in the middle of nowhere. Stop at the beginning of your walk or at the end, you can do either but do stop - it's worth it.

Great cakes and tea! The homemade jams and marmalade are worth buying too. Friendly and efficient team.

One of the best scones I've had in a long while. Really tasty good strength coffee as well. We'll call in again when we next travel to Mull.

We went to this lovely cafe where the food is divine, however on our second visit a day later we felt that a certain member of staff was very abrupt, as we were tried to see what cakes were available. We were told to get outside and wait for a table to be cleaned in a very curse manner. If you are having a bad day dont take it out on customers. There was no sign which said dont browse the cake selection Other than this the cafe is a great little place. It's a pity certain people spoil these little gems.

Beautiful surroundings. Good car park. Excellent service. Highly recommend the mango cheesecake. Absolutely beautiful. Waitress very friendly and chatty. Reasonably priced. Highly recommend this place

We usually call here for lunch, the soup and sandwich combo is a good choice. Homemade soup, pot luck on what type of soup as its made fresh every day but the cauliflower cheese soup is wonderful. There's a good selection of homemade cakes and plenty of homemade preserves to buy. Well worth a visit if you're in the area and looking for a hearty lunch.

Great food! The fish platter was fab! Children enjoyed the hot chocolate and simple yet delicious kids menu. Definitely work a visit!

Glengorm estate is beautiful- the walled garden is a must for any garden fans and the walks through the grounds to the sea are stunning with a good chance of seeing eagles- lots of other lovely birdlife too. The cafe offers lovely local produce inside or outside and is fully Covid compliant.

Huge selection of very freshly baked /made cakes & goodies holidays were made for. Then take home some jam or relishes made on site.

Good food good local options, a good selection of vegi and vegan supplies in the shop as well. Good covid precautions. Thoroughly recommend

Di solito diffidiamo dei locali posti fuori da siti da visitare, e anche in questo caso siamo entrati titubanti. E invece ci siamo trovati benissimo: abbiamo mangiato ottimo salmone e un'insalata con avocado e pomodori condita con una buona salsina. Servizio rapido e molto cortese

Lovely wee coffee shop and courtyard tucked away in the grounds of Glengorm castle. Very popular with visitors to castle and walkers. Serves up a good range of home baking - with the scones, cream and jam a must!! Absolutely delicious. The walks around the castle are good, but the "castle pools" down by the shore are a bit of a let down - little more than a manufactured rock pool. Much better beaches and shoreline elsewhere on the island.

Lovely place with friendly staff. We all really enjoyed our lunch and especially the fish platter - heaven.

We are staying in Mull. Sign at the end of road advertised Glengorm coffee shop for coffee and lunch. 4 miles down the road we get there and it is closed. Opens next week. Would have been helpful to say so on the roadside sign.

Na een wandeling door de 'woeste' omgeving is een 'cup of tea or coffee' in dit café heerlijk. Een winkel mrt zelf gemaakte jam etc maakt het bezoek af. Een must.

I visited here with friends who live in Tobermory, a wild wet n windy day and a very welcome place to shelter and have a cuppa and some lovely food. It was rather a quiet day but we loved our visit

Endroit magique, très bien situé, calme. Personnel très agréable, chambre magnifique, nous y retournerons.

Called in on bike ride but closed on Mondays from end of September. Will visit again next time I'm up that way. Amazing location. Lovely forest trails.

Found this place almost by accident and what a great find. We had coffee, which was great and home-made cakes which were fabulous. Tasted even better than they looked. The cafe sells products from the estate and we took away a Glengorm beef lasagne, which is one of the best lasagnes we have ever tasted. We'll be back.

We went on a very busy Sunday after the main lunch rush, and while we wait a short time for our server to take our order once the food arrived it was delicious (too full for desert but boy did it ever look good)A small offering of ingredients to buy and make dishes at home which was a nice touch.Recommend

The food is excellent and the staff helpful and friendly and the seating area and tables are spacious

MH husband and I visited the cafe for lunch. The menu was fantastic and I was particularly pleased with the choice of 4 soups! My husband enjoyed a pork and black pudding burger. The waitress was very helpful and friendly. The original art covered walls provided a lovely surrounding.

Great place. Good soup and sandwiches and a very good scone. Vegetarian and vegans catered for. There are good walks from here. We went to the old pier and saw seals. There is another walk to an ancient fort. Although not marked, with good footwear they can be joined to make a circular walk. Great views over to coll and tiree.

This cafe is situated at the end of a 4 mile dead end road leading from Tobermory to Glengorm Castle. It is an ideal spot for food and drink either before or after one of the lovely walks that lead away from the location. Good quality coffee and lovely cakes, and by the look of it the rest of the food appeared to be of a good standard. The cafe also sells other food such as cheeses etc to take away.

Every time we come to Mull, we try to visit the coffee shop. The food is great and reasonably priced and it's a lovely little place to sit and eat - on this trip we had some lovely weather and ate outside in the courtyard, accompanied by two spaniels who live on the estate (they aren't allowed inside and aren't intrusive - we love dogs and they only came over when I encouraged them), and a flock of friendly chaffinches. Wonderful!

We went for a walk around the Glengorm area (to see the standing stones and old fort) on a very wet and cold day, then stopped off at the coffee shop for a bite to eat. The soup was all fresh, home-made and really hearty. The Italian hot chocolate was a bit more expensive than I'd normally pay, but was also delicious. Then there were the cakes. I had a raspberry and vanilla cheesecake, which was amazing! This place is just what you need on a cold and rainy day.

Offering large choice of drinks and cakes....staff could be a bit more happy, but didn't spoil the wonderful cakes....

Glengorm Castle is a beautiful location for walks and the walled market garden is lively too. Lots of interesting bird life from small garden friends like chaffinches to hen harriers. The cafe has a lovely courtyard to sit outside but has lots of indoor space when the weather is bad. The menu is full of local produce and you can have anything from tea and cake to macaroni cheese and sharing platters. We just had tea and cake but the cakes were home made and delicious.

On our last day in Mull we visited Glengorm. It is a great road down from Tobermory. The setting is lovely and the coffee shop set out well. The selection of food and cake is great and reasonably priced. We loved the soup sandwich combo. It is a great place to eat, chat and chill. Interesting artwork on the wall

We always eat here for lunch several times when on Mull. Would recommend the soup and sandwich combo, especially if the cauliflower cheese soup is on the board. They have a good selection of home baked cakes if that's your thing. The shop is stocked with a good variety of local pickles and preserves along with local cheese and meats. It does get busy if the weather is a bit wild.

Good coffee, good variety of food, set in a good location for a break before or after exploring Glengorm Castle grounds, where Highland cattle graze in the fileds.

Great coffee. Great service. I was a late visitor, but staff still managed to rustle up an enormous bowl of delicious soup for me and a couple of wedges of homemade bread with butter. Good food and very reasonable prices.

We visited twice during the week that we stayed in one of their excellent self catering cottages too.The food is all freshly made and there are some excellent choices at the tearoom.You can also get their home made food to take away. It is a few miles down the road but well worth the effort to go there.

Good service and lovely soup and sandwich, just right after a long walk I bought a few things to take away as well.

Very friendly helpful waitresses served our lunch. Daughter had macaroni cheese (having enjoyed it so much on a previous visit) and I had chicken liver pate served with oat biscuits and chutney.

This is tucked away and fairly secluded, that gives it some charm and it's a really great coffee shop. We had coffee and tea and some scones with jam. Its was really nice and friendly and very well priced. Well worth it and very tasty!

Just looking at the menu makes your mouth water when you are hungry. The coffee shop or Stables is tucked in the trees with plenty of seating both inside and out. You may order and seat in or take out from a wide selection of food goods some of which needs to be cooked (for those staying at a house on the Glengorm Castle property.) Homecooked foods some of which is grown right on the 6,000 acre property. It was convenient for lunch when I was staying at Glengorm Castle (B&B;) and to get food for dinner (an option for this or to go into town).

The coffee shop is welcoming and the food is wonderful- homemade soup was exceptional and the gifts on sale unusual and reasonably priced. Wonderful art on display, a welcoming and enoyable rest from the fantatsic walking

Had a coffee and cake here outside in the sun while on a bike ride. Coffee and cake really good, great place, well worth a visit.

Interesting experience. Relatively slow service and a couple of tables who went to the counter to order after waiting a while were politely asked to return to their table and wait until a waitress came round - could not be called fast food. Having said that we only had coffee and a cake and both were good. Shop also sells a variety of local products.

This is a super coffee shop with great lunches and snacks and amazing cakes. They have many home made meals to take away.