Kilchoan Community Centre in Highland

The Puffin Cafe was really lovely, clean and well priced.. the Wednesday market was brilliant with local produce,, and the communication via social media was informative and quick responses… wonderful community hub… thanks

A proper community hub! We came on the Wednesday and there happened to be a food and craft market on which we looked at and bought some sweets and baked goods. The little craft shop inside has a good selection of gifts and everyone there was so friendly, it really was the heart of the remote community and lovely to see.

Whilst camping in Kilchoan, we used to walk down to the centre for breakfast, recommend the bacon baps.

We hopped on the ferry on Mull and visited Kilchoan so we stopped here for a tea and cake. Very friendly.

The Kilchoan Community Centre is amazing. We have been many times before. We came for lunch in the middle of the wildest week of weather in February. We had days of storm force, freezing winds, snow and sleet. We got the warmest welcome possible from a lovely woman. I had the most gorgeous tomatoe and vegetable soup with gluten free oatcakes and he had lentil soup, which was delicious with a gorgeous ham and cheese toastie with a wee salad. Then lovely cake. We also purchased some lovely gifts. This place is amazing. It is run by the community and benefits the community. Please support it. It is well worth it.

Kilchoan Community Centre is a great place just minutes from the ferry - long may it continue. There's a friendly cafe, wee gift shop, second hand books, some geological exhibits, a games room, a gym hall you can hire if the weather is bad, even some showers, and one of the most fantastic play parks just outside.

this is a hub of activity, medical centre, tourist information, community garden and tearoom. cosy atmosphere and friendly service. serving coffee teas cakes soup and sandwiches. second hand books and jigsaw for sale as well. close to the ferry to tobermory

Bacon roll, cake or just a great coffee. This is run by the community and raises money for the community. One good reason to stop. Food and coffee were very nice second great reason to stop

Stopped off at the community centre to use the toilet and get some information on where to go. Staff very friendly and helpful and a useful place to visit if you’re new to the area.

Visited here when nearby. Cakes and hot drinks were expensive. We bought bread and cinnamon buns from a stall. Both were excellent and great value. The Centre is a great asset as it has generous opening hours and also has showers available.

My wife and I went in for afternoon tea, supposedly to homemade cakes etc. Well the Bakewell tart was absolute rubbish, I suspect been there for days, my wife had a small roll. We had 2 teas cost £9.50 could not believe it. I have a sweet tooth but left the cake.

The centre is a very pleasant 12-15 minute walk from the ferry that takes you across to Kilchoan from Tobermory. Always a selection of yummy cakes and nice strong coffee. Items for sale in small gift shop area include locally made crafts and wonderful hand dyed wool (buy some every time I visit).

We came upon this place just by chance as there is no advertising outside.We thought it was the local Doctors Surgery,when all the time it was both a Doctor and a Cafe.Don't forget,it is the Community Centre half a mile from the ferry.

Stopped for a lovely cup of tea and a flapjack. Lovely lady in charge and also a very friendly local lady who both had a lovely chat with us. We had crossed from Tobermory on the ferry and the community tearoom is s lovely place to stop off. The building has many uses including doctor's surgery so don't be out of going in when you see the sign. The building is opposite the visitors centre which is now closed so all information you can get over a nice drink and cake.

Absolutely love the Ardnamurchan peninsula and have spent holidays here most years since 1980 . Came for a week this May and heard about a Local Produce market at the Community Centre. Having 2 toddlers who are hard to entertain we where relieved to find an out of the way quiet corner with toys . The kids sat there playing which meant we could take turns going into the main hall and market . HOWEVER we where informed sternly by an elderly black haired lady that we must clear the toys away. The corner was in fact a doctor's surgery waiting room and there was no surgery today!!! Not sure what harm we where doing but rules are rules no matter how petty .

Kichoan, the westernmost town on the British Mainland is quite a small settlement and a fairly spread out one at that. Its community centre is its social and athletic focal point. It also has a tourist information centre, tearoom, locker and change rooms for the outdoor sporting facilities and a small gift shop.. We had excellent lentil soup and a roll at the Lemon Tree Tearooms.and it was delicious and served by very friendly staff.

A simple but lovely place to enjoy a coffee and homemade cake served with a smile. Open all year round too. Handy if you are early for the ferry to Tobermory. Lots of information for local events and things to do and a small gift shop add to its attraction. Very friendly locals too.

We stopped here for lunch after crossing from Tobermory on the ferry. The food was basic but very good and nicely presented.

The community centre is located close to the ferry. It houses a tourist information shop and a tearoom. They sell second hand books and it is nice to browse the bookshelves of the shop as well. There is a small tearoom where they offer souls, sandwiches, cakes and biscuits. You do need to have enough time because they make everything from scratch. Even the tea. I had a lovely boel of soup, served with a roll and butter, really good quality. Next to the building is de community garden. A lovely small garden with a sandpit for the children, lovely plants and a small path leading through it. A nice way to pass the time while waiting for the ferry.

We stopped on the way to the ferry. Very friendly, typical community centre. There is also plenty of information about the peninsula on display.

We had a light lunch here. The service is friendly and the food was nice. It was the most expensive lunch we have had in the area which meant we are unlikely to go back this time.

Good coffee, lovely rolls, range of baking and always a pot of soup on the go very obliging staff I am a regular visitor to the T-room

Popped in on my visit over for a coffee and a piece of millionaire shortbread. Friendly staff. Really enjoyed my short visit.

Stopped with our dog after taking in a local walk. The owner was very pleasant and helpful. We had wonderful tea and cake and sat outside with our dog. I had a wander around inside the little shop which had super gifts for children and adults. There was also a lovely children's play area overlooking grazing sheep and the loch and lots of comfy seats inside in case of bad weather. Altogether wonderful.

Stopped here for lunch. We had excellent lentil soup. Service very friendly and quick. This is a great community café in a remote and beautiful spot

A friendly little centre, that is so much more than just a cafe, there's a shop, tourist info, local crafts, toilets and showers... The cafe is very welcoming and has a nice selection of filled rolls and cakes. We stopped on our way to the ferry to Mull and had some lovely ham/cheese rolls and tea to take away. You can also eat in. Great value too.