Isle of Lismore Cafe in Argyll & Bute

Absolutely amazing wee cafe. Loved it. Service was so friendly and the food was beautiful. The best Victoria sponge ever!!

The food here was excellent and the staff were friendly and helpful. I was lucky enough to get fantastic weather so was able to sit out on the terrace and enjoy the fabulous views. Interesting heritage centre attached. Walkable from the ferry if you’re doing a day out - 1.5-2 miles from Achnacroish,where the Oban car ferry docks, and 4.3 miles from the little passenger ferry from Port Appin at the north of the island.

A welcome break after walking from ferry. Dogs not allowed inside but can be accommodated on large terrace complete with parasols to keep the summer rain off! We really enjoyed the baked tatties and panini. The Victoria sponge was excellent Very efficient service and would happily return

Highly recommended Café on Lismore Island. Excellent sandwiches, the best slice of Victorian sponge cake. Very laid-back Scottish highland atmosphere, friendly staff, wonderful tea and coffee. Highly recommended, about 20-25 minute walk from the ferry terminal.

Lovely cafe that we landed at after our tour around the island with Explore Lismore, who kindly made reservations ahead of time for our group of six adults. Most of us had soup, but a couple had sandwiches, and everything including the beverages were well presented and delicious. Staff was attentive and efficient and lovely to talk to.

After walking around the island for 4 hours in the rain this was a welcoming sight.Staff were freindly . We only had sandwiches but they were very good. Prices were about the same as you would get anywhere else

The sandwiches & cakes were delicious. Service was friendly & fast. Would highly recommend a visit.

Great coffee, average cafe food, terrible service. Really wouldn't recommend but not much choice in the island!

This cafe and adjoined heritage centre was a joy to visit and broke up a very long yomp around this gorgeous wee island. I had the soup (carrott and potato) with beetroot humus sarnies together with a pint of Fyne Ales' Jarl and definitively the best Victoria Sponge Cake I've ever had...it took a while to get going again but this place is a must visit for anyone taking in Lismore!

Came to this cafe twice, once for lunch and for an ice cream pit stop. Each time we came we were greeted by a fabulous team of staff who are kindly spoken and offer fast service. For lunch, my partner ordered a ham and cheese panini with lismore chutney and I ordered the chicken burger. 100% recommend either options, the chicken was so tender and delicious. The ice cream and homemade bakes are a must, you cannot leave without trying. My partner was lucky to get the last salted caramel and whisky ice cream which was yummy! Very popular too, so be quick. There is two attractions attached to the cafe, a museum along with a black house cottage and gift shop. The museum is filled with information about the history of lismore ranging from early human life, christianity, farming and domestic equipment and the lime stone industry. The cottage next door replicates what life was like for the poorer islanders in the 19th century. Their is gaelic dialogue played as you explore the cottage, I do wish there was information displayed explaining what was said. The gift shop is filled with local arts and crafts, homemade candles, soaps, coasters and tea towels. We both loved the cafe and the museum and recommend others to visit!

Visited the cafe today for the first time and thoroughly enjoyed it! Some things ordered by our group were the ham, cheese and Lismore chutney panini, the tomato and mozzarella panini, the soup, and the halloumi burger (among others!). All were delicious and everyone cleared their plates. Staff were so friendly, despite the cafe being super busy! I am also currently on a meal replacement diet and some places don’t like me eating anything that isn’t ordered from there. The Lismore cafe staff could not have been more accommodating, providing me with boiled water so that I could have my food alongside my friends. I can’t wait to return to Lismore and pay another visit to a really excellent cafe!

Lovely little cafe. Great food friendly staff. Well priced. Outdoor seating. Doggy menu. Heritage centre attached to the cafe and a croft house next door.

This is a great wee cafe on the beautiful island of Lismore. Great selection of cakes, sandwiches etc and some craft beers

Had lunch there on Tuesday 6 June. Great choice of wonderful food, fabulous location, nice friendly staff - overall very pleasant lunch. Super craft shop , very clean toilets and fascinating museum. Well done to all of the staff there, you do Lismore proud.

I rarely order soup. But today was an exception because I'd had a large breakfast. I am VERY pleased with my experience. The butternut squash soup was full of flavour and nice and thick - I like a chunky soup. The croutons were infused with sage which totally complemented and elevated the taste sensation. Topped off with snipped chives and a chive flower which meant it looked as gorgeous as it tasted. I couldn't resist trying the espresso ice cream....I've eaten ice cream in Italy and this was definitely up there with the best. Washed down by a gorgeous latte. The whole team who work there are so friendly and welcoming. The prices are very good considering the quality of the food and that it is a remote island. I can't wait to go back and sample the burger (local beef). But I will make sure I have an appetite to do it justice. Thank you for the best introduction to Lismore.

Excellent service and food. Brunch rounded off with their new flavoured ice cream, (WHISKY). Best ice cream ever

Really nice food, friendly staff and a lovely selection fo drinks with some fine beers! Outside seating was lovely. Heritage museum had some fantastic history of the island and the wee butt and Ben House to look round was great! Nice wee pit stop on a tour round the island with Explore lismore tours. Great day had all in!

If you are visiting Lismore then this cafe is perfect for freshly prepared snacks and meals, and a choice of island beers

An absolute must visit. Friendly staff. Good food. Plenty of selection. Had some excellent local beers. On site heritage centre and shop makes it even more appealing.

We travelled over from Oban to have a birthday lunch. The cafe was very busy but we had prebooked. Food was delicious and service was friendly. There is a small gift shop and museum attached. Nice big area outside too. We would 100% recommend.

We took the person and bike ferry from Port Appin (what a location) and cycled around the island. The lunch (scampi and fries for me, tempura prawns for my companion) was excellent, so much so that we called back in the afternoon- fabulous home made cakes and ice cream and great coffee. Add in a grat location with views and it's not to be missed.

After an hours walk we ended up in this wonderful cafe. Very dog friendly indeed. Staff were brilliant, food and drink were first class. I'd recommend calling in.

Wonderful location with service & quality of produce to go with it. We only had a couple of coffees with a scone & some cake. Excellent quality & value. Cheaper than some of the cafe’s on the mainland

We had a great day on Lismore biking in the sunshine and arrived at the café needing drinks. A table outside, but well shaded, was a welcome location and the drinks were prompt and beautifully cold. We also ordered elderflower ice cream which was absolutely...

A lovely spot on Lismore- worth a visit. Really friendly and welcoming staff. The ice cream was delicious!

The best scones and also the best lemon and blueberry cake in Scotland!!! Their location is awe-inspiring and their service is a role model of friendly and kind orientation for many to learn from. An invigoration stop for any traveler visiting Isle of Lismore.

Wow, what a little gem this is ! The carrot & broccoli soup is gorgeous & the cakes are amazing ! Such friendly staff, it’s definitely worth a visit.

My wife and I shared a coronation chicken sandwich with a nice glass of beer one afternoon while visiting Lismore for the day, and it was just delightful. The sandwich was very, very tasty. I might just have to return one day for something more...

Wonderful homemade and local treats, Properly baked potatoes, Lismore ice cream, local beers, great baking!

Friendly, attentive service. Good selection of food and drink to suit all the family’s tastes and requirements. Very quick service of nicely prepared and presented food. Well worth the visit.

I was working on a community dig on Lismore and visited the cafe and heritage centre multiple times. Fabulous fish and chips, great homemade cake and coffee. An incredible community run facilty feeding visitors and locals alike

Brilliant. Fresh food, well cooked, I had the green pesto cheese and tomato sandwich with fries, homemade coldslaw and salad and my partner had haddock in lemon crumb goujons and fries. The fish was divine, flaky, beautiful flavours and the service was fast and friendly....

Really nice stop off at the end of a tour of Lismore. Vegan options, amazing cakes. Slight negative - toilet seat hanging off and only one option so previous people had peed on the seat. Sure this will be a simple fix and then it...

Having booked a last minute trip to Scotland we missed the chance to book a trip to the Isle of Mull, so instead opted for Lismore. We are glad we did, as this cafe is perfectly situated on the island and offers very good food...

The cafe is situated beautifully with views over the rolling hills. The choice of food and cakes is great, as is the service and the friendliness of the staff. We had a lovely rest there, enjoyed the freshest cakes and discovered the history of Lismore...

We walked to the café having crossed from Port Appin on the passenger ferry. We sampled a number of the great tasting cakes and enjoyed looking at the craft shop where we bought some soaps and a magnet. Fun day out and we would highly...

A rare combi of great food, good seating and v friendly staff make this a superior tea shop - well done :-)

We visited Lismore for a 4 day break with our grandchildren and daughter The cafe was their fav place to go and we did every day for lunch.Variety is excellent and quality of food fir the reasonable cost is amazing.It is a lovely modern clean building with a huge terrace outside which we were lucky to enjoy.The weather was kind to us.The staff are so friendly Babs and in particular Jenny were very good with the wee boys.Jenny lived nearby us on a farm and brought a lamb down for the boys to feed then they fed her horses. Highlights of their holiday for wee boys 4 and 8 yrs.An excellent hub on the Island and the gift shop sells the amazing chutneys and drizzle oils that they serve in cafe. So I stocked up.Well worth a visit The museum also was a hub of information to let us understand what we could visit We all enjoyed the history and the house next to the museum set up as folk lived.We shall return with our other grandchildren

The only cafe on the island. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. Food delicious and the prices fair. Good range of food and drink available.

Delicious cakes and soup. Lovely staff and a really interesting, well thought out museum. Lots of great things in the gift shop too.

We took a short ferry ride to Lismore from Port Appin. Cycled a blustery and pleasant 3.5 miles to the cafe. Had a warm welcome despite the current pandemic, ate a tasty and carefully prepared lunch which was rounded of with the most delicious ice-cream experienced since a trip to Le Pouliguen many years ago. Our only regret was not being able to safely stow away a piece from one of the marvellous cakes on display, for our return journey. Thoroughly recommended.

I arrived on the island, and was feeling it was a little lacking compared to the Glencoe area I had travelled from. I had cycled the 3 miles from the ferry and was thinking about returning on the next ferry, However visiting the café turned my visit round. We had gone purely for coffee, but with lovely cakes on display we were easily persuaded and each had a gigantic slice of cake, and it really was as good as it looked. We were wishing we had not brought a packed lunch as the menu looked very appetising. The staff were very friendly and I enjoying chatting to them and hearing more about the place. Having had such a great experience we ventured further south on the island which turned out even better, with lovely views over the western isles. We ended up spending 5 hours on the island.My earlier view of the island was certainly not bad, but after a visit to this café I felt completely lifted, and my whole memory of my visit is a good one.

Four of us ate at this café and it did not disappoint. The food was excellent and the service superb.

If you read the book Freakonomics you can see what I mean - there is only one cafe on an island so they won't have to try that hard right?? Wrong because this is a really great cafe. Really good sandwiches and side dishes. I think they do evening meals sometimes. They had some whisky on offer at a good price which was tempting but I had to ride a bike..

Great coffee - a PROPER espresso and delicious food. Lovely views and even lovelier staff. Thoroughly recommended.

A trip to the Isle of Lismore on a sunny Wednesday in August brought us to the Isle of Lismore Cafe by bike. The specials were Langoustine and we just couldn’t resist. While the Hebridean Burger with Haggis was off the menu the cheeseburger I had instead was delicious. But - back to the Langoustine - they were cooked perfectly and very generous portions - we were lucky to get them as they had gone through 200 in the last 24 hours. The resident seafood judge in the family thought they were excellent.The Service was superb and we were well looked after by the team who made us all feel welcome and let us make ourselves at home before the cycle back. Magnificent views - I really recommend a visit to Lismore just to experience the cafe if nothing else!

Had a brilliant cup of coffee here Home baking was amazing lots to choose from. A bigger menu was available. Lovely and clean. Helpful friendly cheery and chatty staff. Would highly recommend xx

We had both drinks then explored the island returning to the Cafe for a light lunchEverything was delicious with courteous service.This is the only Cafe on the island so just about every visitor seems to make a beeline for it, but everyone was able to be accommodated.

Lovely little spot for a bite of lunch and a coffee. Great selection of food, drinks and cakes. Staff very welcoming and friendly!

We walked from Port Appin to the Gaelic Heritage Center and had a lovely lunch before heading back to catch the ferry. Paninis, sandwiches and accompanying salads were delicious and staff were friendly with excellent service. Lovely shop and interesting museum to keep everyone occupied. Definitely recommend.

Nice setting, friendly pleasant staff, great food, dog friendly and a very interesting historical visitors centre. Best coffee in Scotland too 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

We hiked from the Port Appin ferry up to the Lismore Cafe.Very clean, fantastic food and very friendly and polite staff. We had the Gluten Free Panini with a side order of chips (french fries). We have to say it was hot, presented well and so delicious. they also have assorted other food and drink...coffee, tea , cola ect.Soup of the day sounded yummy and we were so tempted.thank you for a wonderful lunch

Stopped for a light lunch. Clean, excellent service and great home made soup, panini, sandwich and cake for two. Highly recommended if you are visiting Lismore. Fascinating free heritage museum and spotlessly clean toilets too.

Open from 11-4 daily in the summer. Fresh food sourced locally is turned into good meals on the premises, and there are lots of cakes. To the rear is a good exhibition about the history of the island, and there is a good quality souvenir shop.

There's fantastic home made ice-cream and sorbet too. Been a few times on our holiday - there is always at least one vegan cake (I've sampled two - a raspberry sponge and a coffee cake), as well as victoria sponge, scones, brownies, bakewell slices etc. All the classics. Absolute must visit if you've been working up an appetite walking or cycling around the island. Also excellent coffee (plant milk option for vegans)The cafe also serves really good hot food - though more limited choice if you're a vegan (however the chips are excellent, always a promising sign!).Although the cafe usually shuts at 4pm, during peak season it's open till 9pm on Monday and Wednesdays and seems to be trialling a Friday night special most weeks - also a 9pm finish, with a focus on gourmet burgers, fish and chips or curry, depending on the Friday.

Called in when were cycling around (up and down) the Island. Was great to get a huge slice of cake, soup and a sandwich for a very reasonable price. Coffee was good too. Make sure you call in if you are on the Island - well worth it.

Not just a great cafe, but also an interesting heritage centre and museum. Excellent coffee plus these folks know how to slice a delicious coffee cake into massive wedges!

Wonderful coffee and cakes, and homemade ice cream. Many many thanks to the chef?Dan? who lent us a foot pump for the flat tyres on our bicycles so we didn't miss the ferry back to Port Appin!

My boyfriend and I caught the passenger ferry from Port Appin rather than the calmac. It ony takes 10mins and is £4 return. It was then a 3 mile walk (took us an hour walking briskly) to the centre. There was also bike hire at the pier.

The service, the food and environment were really good. The staff were personable and we will be back be assured.

Nice light lunch (with vegan options including a delicious raspberry sponge cake), super friendly staff. Prices are reasonable too.

Very friendly staff and the homemade cakes made by the local owners are fabulous, as is the coffee. Highly recommend and definitely worth spending time in the museum and shop.

We had a wonderful walk around Lismore, completely stunning.

Popped in here on our travels. Absolutely delicious cakes and coffee to take away and enjoy in the beautiful scenery.

found the cafe to be very welcoming had wonderful soup and cake and tea

We stayed in a house on the water called Strathlorne for 2 weeks for my 40th birthday. We came here for coffee and cake one day and it's so friendly. Even walking up from the car most people said hello. The cake and coffee were normally priced and homemade also delicious which is why the next week i walked from the house to the cafe to get some takeaway cakes which again were great highly recommend

It would be hard to miss this lovely place as it is central on the one road running the length of the island. We had a warm welcome on every visit and although dogs aren't allowed inside, we sat at a table outside and the dogs were treated to biscuits. All the staff are lovely and the food is well presented. The menu includes soup, sandwiches, paninis, jackets and burgers and was always good.

Walking from the wee ferry and it started raining - like Scotland raining!

This is a goldmine, literally, yes it’s pleasant, yes the museum is interesting that said I cannot justify that two panini, a bowl of soup four coffees and two slices of cake can cost £32.

The museum gives a nice overview of this charming little Isle. The gift shop has nice souvenirs and offers books on the history of Lismore. The cafe is outstanding. We were not sure what to expect in this remote little place but it exceeded our expectations. Excellent cappuccino and the cake! OMG the cake is fabulous!!! Food was delicious!

We visited this cafe and cottage museum on our recent visit to Lismore. The cafe is located in the centre of the island so it presents itself as a much needed watering hole for wear hikers like us.

Just a lovely place to potter. Great coffee and cakes (brownies to die for) and the staff are LOVELY.

we travelled to the island on a sunday from Port Appin due to the infrequency of the Oban service. This berthed at the northern end of the island and we cycled all the way to the south stopping at the cafe on the way and back. We had coffees and cake both times but the bar food looked excellent and was reasonably priced. We enjoyed the cycle and the views from the south of the island towards Oban were spectacular. The spine road is in the middle of the island with limited views. The cafe is a must when you are on the island and we would recommend. We were on the island for about 4 hours which wa all that we needed. Really good day out.

We arrived by ferry to a notice saying that dogs must be constantly on a lead or would be shot! We walked with our trained gun dogs on leads up the tarmac road with high fences on either side, it felt like walking down a fenced corridor. Three and a half miles and nowhere to stop even for a few minutes. Farmgate the only option. Cafe was fine, brought lots of water for the dogs, agreed there was a farmer who was aggressive to dog owners. Food was OK, museum is also. very good but neither made up for the thre and a half miles.back down the fenced corridor, dogs on leads. We will not be returning. We have ne er felt as unwelcome in any community in Scotland

This cafe was ideally situated at the half-way point on our 10 mile hike around the north of the island (taken from walkhighlands, for those that are interested). It was a hot sunny (and midge-free) day so we were able to sit outside. There's a really good choice of soup and sandwiches, paninis etc, for such a remote location and the modern building, with its little shop selling craft items, and exhibition space telling the story of the island is very stylish. The adjacent croft, set up to display the simple living conditions of many years ago, makes an interesting contrast.

This isn't just a cafe, it's a heritage centre and museum with a gift shop (with quality, handmade, local goods ranging from island grown lavender to designer lampshades and everything in between!). The staff are wonderful and in on three day stay on the island, we ate here everyday. Fresh, tasty food, well made and a stunning location.

On a wet walk in Lismore so to come in out of the rain and have a warm welcome and some warm food and drinks was especially pleasing

We piped in in a long walk around the top half of the island. It was closed but volunteers were busy preparing it for the season starting on Good Friday. They made us tea and coffee while we sat in the sunshine eating our sandwiches. Wonderful place and must go back once it really is open.

A stunning cafe on .the Isle of Lismore, great staff, good range of food and drinks! Nothing better during a wet cycle ride during our holiday

call at this cafe a few months ago and thought it really good, the new management have really done wonders.The soup was really tasty and the roast veg panni super but oh my goodness the coffee and walnut cake was divine

What a great place. Part café,part museum and part meeting place for locals and visitors. Very attractively built inside and out. You can't miss it on a walk around the island. Food is tasty,especially the soup and bread. Coffee was very good and a large selection to chose from. Museum was nicely laid out with just the right amount of text and info. A great amenity for the locals and visitors. A pity I had to leave for my return ferry

Lovely morning stop for coffee and cake. Brilliant place to shelter from the showers. Very friendly staff and service was good despite being very busy. Coffee was good and brownie was exceptional (gluten free too although that didn't come into my decision for getting it)

We had home made soup ( 2 varieties) and a lamb burger with tzaziki and salad - all delicious. Also coffee was lovely and seats very comfy. Leisurely service - was very busy but worth the wait. Interesting museum and nice shop as well.

Muy concurrido el día que fuimos y el chef estaba bajo una gran presión debido a la cantidad de órdenes que estaban siendo colocados, sin embargo, al final conseguí y la comida era fabulosa. Gran ambiente con el museo y el culo n Ben al lado, sin duda alguna volveremos otra vez si visitamos Lismore de nuevo en el futuro.

A la llegada a la Isla de Lismore alquilamos bicicletas para ver la isla y dejó a medio camino para una sopa para el almuerzo y un rollo. Continuamos hacia el otro lado de la isla, y Paré de nuevo para té y pasteles en el camino de regreso hasta el ferry. Que decidí por el café y nuez tarta y se presentaron con dos piezas de stonking deliciosa tarta casera. El nuevo dueño es extender el horario con noches temáticas especiales, así que mantener un ojo en su sitio web.

We were very pleased to take some refreshment here after we had cycled from the foot ferry up (and constantly up) the road. The people were delightful but slightly outdone by the lemon drizzle cake. A very pleasant spot to rest your weary legs.

Café es parte del centro de patrimonio. Caminamos desde el ferry appin (más de 5 km) y del trabajo de un buen apetito. Sopa de verduras con precioso bien mezclados crotones. Un poco decepcionante en rodajas de pan blanco para acompañar, pero nos quedamos hasta tarde en el día y cosas más excitantes pueden tener. Langostinos con ensalada de repollo y tempura era deliciosamente fresco y cocinado a la perfección. Buena selección de platos ligeros, sándwiches y panini. Y pasteles deliciosos y esponjas. Y helados caseros. Muy buena relación calidad-precio. Entorno encantador. Personal atento pero discreto. Vale la pena el viaje en ferry. La próxima vez vamos a alquilar bicicletas para llegar allí más rápido Lismore

The cafe is open just 2 hours per week, on a Tuesday, in the winter. I was lucky enough to discover it within that 2 hour window, and enjoyed delicious homemade quiche, cake, and filter coffee alongside what felt like half of the island's residents in a bustling environment. It seems to be staffed by volunteers. A wonderful experience - I feel lucky to have happened upon it, the right place at the right time, and would recommend a visit for tasty refreshment. Toilets and a small shop are also located within the building.

We visited Lismore with our bikes so headed to the cafe for a great morning coffee. After biking to the end of the island we headed back and was ready for a great lunch. Friendly staff and great food. The cottage at the side was a great restoration as well. We will certainly be back on Lismore on the bikes, a beautiful island!

We had a wonderful family lunch here during our cycle trip around Lismore. Soup and bread were lovely, as were the milkshakes. Highly recommended.

After a leisurely two hour walk, we came upon this amazing museum/Cafe. We all selected a variety of food, homemade tomato and herb soup, delicious tuna salad, egg salad, and a cheese and chutney sandwich. We also had a cheese platter with oatcakes and wonderful tea. They offered a variety of fresh baked goods but we had no room for dessert. We did take away a loaf of carrot and sesame seed bread and 6 farm fresh eggs for our breakfast. The staff were friendly and chatted with us for the longest time. If you are planning to visit the Isle of Lismore, the cafe is a must stop.

Friendly staff , great service, creamy milkshakes, yummy panini, delicious tuna rolls, excellent coffee and the tastiest soups we've ever eaten. If you walk up here on a day that Leek & Potato with Lismore pepper sausage is on the menu - you are blessed indeed!

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Yes you will pay slightly more than average but this is matched by the superb quality of the food sold. We cycled down from the Port Appin Ferry and it was worth the visit. The cafe is located in an excellent situation with great views from the veranda. We noted elsewhere reports suggesting the cafe had closed. This is incorrect as it changed hands at the end of 2015. The accompanying visitor centre and black house is also worth a visit.

This quaint wee café is a welcome break when you are walking on this lovely west coast island. Staff are so charming and very friendly, if a bit disorganised, adding to its charm! Soup and roll a delicious treat as was the warm just out of oven baking! We came onto the island with the passenger only ferry from Port Appin Sails on the hour and returns 15 mins past the hour. Great place to walk if in the Oban area

This charming wee café appeared like a mirage in the middle of this beautiful island and turned out to be the ideal watering hole for our day's visit. We enjoyed delicious scones, melt-in-the-mouth chocolate meringes and other home bakes along with our afternoon tea and cappuccino. The service was warm and friendly and we would certainly recommend stopping off here if you're visiting Lismore.

I visited the cafe whilst on a round island walk and got takeaway as I had my dog with me. Huge piece of delicious cake, cup of tea and a cold drink all for less than £5. The staff were incredibly friendly and brought fresh water out for my dog.Great cafe, will be back.

Nowhere else to eat on Lismore but this is good enough! Very pleasant outside balcony area although a little cramped inside. Scones, buns, cakes, toasts etc. A little pricey but of good quality with friendly service. Small and informative heritage museum next door and a reproduced black house. Well worth the walk or bike ride from the ferry.

This cafe makes some of the best scones I've ever eaten. There aren't many dining options on Lismore (actually there's only this one), but I would go here even if there were competing establishments. Friendly service and right in the heart of the island on the main road.

Walked from ferry to this cafe halfway down the island. Beautiful walk past old church with a chap restoring medieval grave stones.The cafe has a nice deck to sit on, it was a lovely autumn afternoon, but the sandwich my husband had was not very good, expensive at just under £7.00, bread dry, no butter to hold it all together and cheese orange processed stuff...why no proper Scottish cheddar, Mull is a hop away ?The raspberry scone was a different matter, lovely fruity moist cake.Was all in all expensive, coming in at over £15 for a sandwich, scone and 2 teas.