Pool House Cafe in Highland

Mary Queen of Scots Exhibition - absolutely fabulous. Extremely well put together and displayed. The Harrison family are lovely. Would highly recommend a visit. Whilst we did not eat at the cafe it all looked really good and was busy with both locals and tourists. A must....

Lovely cheery welcome to this quirky cafe. Enjoyed our soup and sandwich combo. Flapjack had to be shared it was so big. We plan to return when next in the area

Fabulous! From the lovely friendly welcome through to the coffee & carrot cake. Excellent food nicely presented - now on our list for return visit.

One of the friendliest unique cafe ever been to. Soup so tasty and cakes scrumptious. Must go if in the area.

Pool House Cafe is a must on your travels! Situated by the side of Loch Ewe, it is the perfect destination, offering delicious and freshly prepared home-made treats including scones, bacon rolls, sandwiches, salads, savouries and delicious cakes and bakes. You can either sit inside or outside to enjoy the wonderful loch views next to the well-tended pretty gardens. We chose to sit outside as it was a lovely sunny day and very warm. My husband had a smoked salmon and cream cheese sandwich, and I had a cheese and onion toastie, both served with salad and coleslaw, and for desserts we enjoyed mango and strawberry sorbets. All spot on! The staff were lovely and very friendly, nothing was too much trouble. All in all - absolutely first class!

Interesting ambience, friendly efficient lady assistant great selection home made cakes, careful service Good coffee Recommended

We were really looking forward to trying out this cafe - an intriguing proposition in an historic and interesting house. There were some good things - the coffee and bacon rolls were fine. However…time to get rid of the racist statues, whether they’re part of the history of the house or not. The service was very odd: 2 ladies, one of whom didn’t really speak and seemed scared of the other one. The speaking lady was distinctly unfriendly to all but one of the tables - removing cups while people were still drinking from them, telling a family that they couldn’t come in for drinks despite lots of empty tables, and refusing to give out the wifi password. Such a shame, because the house itself is fascinating, but it was a really odd experience and not one we’d repeat.

What a lovely welcoming place this is and the dining room is magnificent with its historic atmosphere and artefacts surrounding the tables. The vegetarian tart was absolutely delicious and there was a good range of other casual lunch options inluding soup and sandwiches. We loved the elegance of the place and the good, friendly service.

I've eaten in so many places around the globe - some places the service is better than the food, other places the food are better than the service. So it's very rare to find an establishment where the food and the service are both 5 star. I'd never have thought I'd experience such a rarity in a small Scottish village called Poolewe. Everything about our visit was exceptional - the service, the staff and the food were all exceptional. Thanks to the Pool House for making our second trip back to my homeland this year a memorable one. Oh, I forgot to mention, the place itself is a wonder - if you visit, worth checking out its history and read the material available in the cafe and I must apologise, we had eaten all our food before I thought it would have been good to get a photo for TA - whoops.

We had a quick coffee after a (excellent) tour of Pool House. This persuaded us to return the next day for lunch. Good food and friendly staff in a remarkable room.

The food here is amazing! The cake selection is to die for and the range is really good. The lady who served us is so kind and paints lovely cards which she sells in the restaurant! The coffee is really good and the portions are huge! Well worth a visit

Great spot for lunch and cake by the shores of Poolewe. Staff were really friendly and welcoming. The food was nicely presented and the dogs were welcomed with biscuits and water bowls.

Wonderful lovely atmosphere, welcoming staff and food delicious. I had a tostie which was lovely and lovely salad served with it. Would definitely return here

Lovely place, lovely food and even lovelier staff! The staff are so so welcoming and kind, the food is tasty and their sweet treats are incredible! The place itself has so much charm and is super cosy. If you’re in the area don’t miss out on this gem!

Great range of home made cakes including gluten free options. The passion fruit and coconut frangipani was delicious. Jam for the scones comes in 5 different flavours, all home made. Friendly welcoming staff and a quirky cafe interior.