Messy Nessy Playcentre Ltd in Highland

Been a few times when on holiday and daughter (3) enjoys it but felt this visit was a bit let down by the scruffy uncleared tables and it felt a bit grubby as there were toys and food everywhere and play area was chaos. A few broken toys and play kitchen lacking items - that area could be improved. Daughter didn’t linger there. It was quite busy but the owner was not around this time and the girls were not massively welcoming or very good at clearing up and people arrived to dirty tables. I tidied up the toy area as the kids could not get through the entrance. If tables are dirty you worry more about general soft play hygiene and it gives a grubby feel. I think there was a bouncy castle upstairs but nobody told us so we were not sure if that was a private party. Didn’t eat as food seemed a bit generic. Could hardly stand at the counter for bikes and toys so just ordered coffee and tea which was fine. (Bigger mugs would be nice though and easier to clear up). Might have had a cake if we could have seen any and if it was homemade. Dont think a baby-cino was available - or a smoothie - could do with some healthier options but was hard to see properly as counter was obstructed by toys. No menu on table. But daughter enjoyed the soft play and it is nice to have somewhere to take her when in town. Would like to try the craft activities in future. She would have enjoyed that.

We attended Pottery and Prosecco on a Friday night and really enjoyed ourselves. Lovely atmosphere and very well priced. Young host was lovely and very professional. Will definitely be back!

Me and my partner wanted to support the local businesses and checked this place out for bringing our kids in the future whilst waiting for a mot . Sadly there were NO vegan options available to eat 😕 couldn’t see any vegan options on the menu either . They did however have oat milk to make a coffee which was good of them . Would love to be catered for so we would feel comfortable with bringing the kids to do events here . Even if you had a few vegan staple ingredients *cheese - which you can get in most wholesalers - *vegan bread (without milk in) and some * vegan spread /flora/stork /any other vegan butters (the one you have might be vegan ) - there would be one option you could offer as a sandwich or toastie . Or a vegan cheese jacket potato . Most * baked beans are vegan too . You’ve created 3 options .

What an absolutely smashing place to bring your kids. Great fun with so much to do to keep the kids entertained, great coffees, tea, milkshakes and cakes and juice for the kids, great prices and the best customer service. Top play space for kids in the county.

We popped in for some breakfast and some play time with our 11m old while on holiday here in Thurso and had a lovely time. Our little one enjoyed some toast and then playing on the different toys both downstairs and upstairs. We had the breakfast wraps which where yummy too. The cakes looked delicious but we didn’t have any. They also have different play sessions which you can attend and pottery painting. Only reason it didn’t get 5 rating was because there was a few electric toys which didn’t work otherwise it was a lovely soft play and if we lived locally we would go again. Messy Nessy was certainly not messy it was clean and tidy.

Family Friendly cafe and soft play centre with amazing food for such a reasonable price. The centre is good for all ages with craft groups ranging from painting to glass work. From baby workshops to adult only groups.