Sheena's Tea Hut in Highland

This place was one of our favourite holiday ‘finds’ after meandering along the long, beautiful road from Glenelg, not knowing what was at the end (our favourite past time). That was 8 years ago and we discovered the best home-made salmon quiche I’ve ever tasted set in tiny area of eclectic seating with the local fauna sitting at your feet, all set with a stunning backdrop. Everything about it felt home-made in its genuine sense- like a reward for travellers rather than a cafe. We felt we’d found the world’s best kept secret.. So we returned. All just as beautiful and the food just as delicious, just with a place to sit inside if the clouds let go. So glad Sheena’s is going strong.

A return visit after more than 15 years. After driving over the mountain to Glenelg you keep on driving and eventually reach Corran. We did just that many years ago and found a shed after following numerous 'nearly there' signs. A cuppa and a bowl of clootie dumpling and custard. It was delicious then but this time there has been an upgrade. There is now a small but perfectly formed tea room serving teas, coffees and light lunches with an eclectic array of paraphernalia (including the original recipe for Clootie Dumpling on the wall). We had tea and toasties but soup and cakes were also on offer. We wil be back but hopefully not after a 15 year wait.

Really lovely. A gem at the end of the road. Well worth the trip there for a light lunch, coffee and cake.

Soup, toasties, cake, gluten free fish and chips…. And in one of the most spectacular and remote places in Britain… beautiful food and lovely lovely staff - who could wish for more??!

Sheena’s tea hut is much more than a tea hut. Super food especially for the vegetarian but not just veggies. We had toasties and what toasties they are - properly cooked on the outside too. An amazing location so remote yet with such friendly staff and superb food and coffee. It’s worth the drive !

We enjoyed a lovely late lunch here on a grey and blustery day. We had the soup and half toastie - both were delicious - followed by some very generous slices of cake. The best coffee we’ve had in two weeks up in the highlands too, so good we had to have a second cup. Very friendly and relaxed service. Definitely recommend a trip out this way, the drive is pretty spectacular too.

Cracking little place, very nice staff (And a really beautiful temporary American visitor, who brings in her baked produce) Wasn't to much trouble to chat with you and answer questions would definitely go back again

The drive from Glenelg to little Corran is simply stunning - and the road stops there! Nowhere else to go. And at the end of Corran some friendly and enterprising women operate a lovely little cafe in what is basically a garden shed! Great fish and chips. The village is a delight and the views are beautiful.

My husband found this recommended in a walking book. What a find. Beautiful setting, friendly owner and delicious scone and cake.

Amazing!!! We arrived and received a wonderful greeting… there was a good range and type of seating both inside and outside.. the decoration and attention to detail was lovely. All the food was home made and fresh.. we had toasties, soup burgers and scones and cake.. all came with little extras and were big portions.. Great food, great venue, great people… great scenery/ location

Scampi and chips fried to perfection in this wee hut. Served with yummy homemade coleslaw. Went back next day for cake and they were amazing..

Fantastic family lunch as ever. Superb scampi and chips, fantastic gluten free fish and chips and lovely toastie. Cakes are always such a treat with a good gluten free selection too.

By the time you arrive in Corran is seems that you are at the end of the world and are looking for a wee bit of a reward for your efforts. Sheena's Tea Hut offers home baking, light snacks great coffee, ans the most splendid of views and served up by friendly staff. We loved it and were not disappointed on the several visits we made! Seek it our - it is worth the effort!

Sheena's Tea Hut is located in tiny Corran, at the end of the road past Glenelg. It's well worth a detour - a beautiful drive to get there, a truly breath-taking setting, and delicious food. The menu is simple but absolutely top notch, and the staff are welcoming and friendly. There are several different places to eat, both inside and out. It's closed on Saturdays but open every other day of the week. A real gem!

Arrived here after biking up the Ratagan pass, on a very sunny day. I've been all around the world; it doesn't get much better than this! Really good, simple but lovingly presented food, in a setting that is almost too much to take in.

We were delighted to follow a very narrow country road to find our destination of Sheenas Tea Hut recommended by our landlady. A quaint, untouched spot next to its own stretch of cobbled beach. Staff were excellent & food plentiful and tasty. Yummy Toasties served with homemade Chutney, Fish & Chips, Soups and lots of homemade cakes to choose from…Plenty of walks to be enjoyed around the area & dogs are made welcome with plenty of room out the back for them as well as a wee kiddies area. Tricky to find but follow ur nose and just do not turn back thinking you’ve missed it. Lol…defo be paying another visit when back this way again…5 Stars Ladies 🥰

I would recommend anyone to call into this hut. The coffee was very good, the fish and chips some of the best I have tasted and the gingerbread was lovely. Staff were friendly and helpful.

We we’re staying in Corran, so beautiful a place with such a handy place for a treat. The homemade cakes are superb and the toasted so tasty. I didn’t have the time for scampi and chips but it looked superb all home cooked and made....

We visit most years. It has changed a bit since Sheena's days; now a bit more room and much more variety of what to eat. The location is unparalleled and the food very welcome and good while not being that special.

We cycled here from Glenelg Inn. We reached the end of the road and couldn't see the Tea Hut but saw a couple walking purposefully over the bridge and past the sign "End of public road". We followed and soon found it, the last building...

Stopped here for lunch, it really is the end of the road (actually you have to park and walk the last 5 minutes). Wee outside sitting area with fab view and local wildlife to feed. Small place but all fresh food and great service.

At the very end of the road, the most stunning location and a perfect cozy little hut to welcome you on a wild and wet day! We had gorgeous homemade soup and scone, fresh squid and chips and a huge baguette with homemade coleslaw. And...

Lovely setting and real care taken by the owners. This is a very peaceful setting. Does not have a loo but you can use the hamlet hall which is safe. There is a honesty box to help the upkeep.

Our third visit and it won’t be our last. Amazing weather again ( pure luck) which showed off the lovely seascape and highland views. As we’d already had lunch we had tea and lovely cake - Victoria sponge and carrot. Sitting outside on the raised...

"The beautiful drive through this scenic glen is amazing and then to end up in Corran and visit this fabulous cafe is so worth while. We had fish and chips - outstanding! " Could not have said it better, except we had A LOT of...

The beautiful drive through this scenic glen is amazing and then to end up in Corran and visit this fabulous cafe is so worth while. We had fish and chips - outstanding! Sitting in the garden looking out at Skye on a glorious sunny day...

At the end of 19 miles of single track road just when you wanting a really nice cup of tea and a cake and a banner or to your find Sheena’s tea hAt the end of 19 miles of single track road just when you...

We have been visiting Sheena’s Tea Hut for years, which is now run by her daughter, and it never disappoints. Lovely homemade soup with a gluten free roll for me and a toastie with homemade coleslaw and pickle for Ken. Followed by gluten free carrot...

The tea hut used to be literally that! I think it was a converted garden shack that since my last visit two years ago has undergone some refirb and now has more room, a proper door and a window. It is set in a tiny...

We last visited 13 years ago when we followed the then home made signs to the end of the road. Then you sat outside in the back garden on odd chairs with odd cups and saucers but the star attraction was hand feeding a stag....

Visited this cafe with friends. Everything was ok but nothing special, just the normal run of the mill cafe. Great view and pleasant staff.

Sheena's daughter has now taken over and extended the menu considerably. Literally at the end of the road along a single track on the edge of Loch Hourn this is a gem of a place and a very surprising find so far away from main civilisation. From coffee and cake to main course menu everyone is made so very welcome here. Even the dogs get a drink. It’s worth the drive just for the experience.

Sheena's Tea Hut was recommended to us, and we could see why. We called in for lunch before going on the coastal path. The soup was excellent, and I'm really critical of poor soup! My husband had the Ploughmans, with coleslaw that looked homemade and he really enjoyed it. Very friendly and great decor.

We came here after a morning on loch hourne in a boat feeling pretty ravenous and this little tea hut really hit the spot. Its in a gorgeous secluded location where you not really expect a cafe but that's what makes it so special. We all had fish and chips and boy were they good served in a little basket with homemade tartare sauce. The cakes looked great too but we were a bit full. Really enjoyed our lunch so thanks sheena we will see you next year.

Sheena’s tea hut was an unexpected gem of a find after a day walking in the nearby hills. Food was fantastic and served on their beautiful outdoor decked area over looking the water. Good service can be hard to find in the highlands, but is not lacking here!

Sheena’s tea hut is a special place. My family including five young adults ranging from 16 to 20, and a dog had the most special long lunch there. Recommendations for finding it would be to enter Corran into google maps and just keep going. It takes about 30 mins off the beaten track but you will find some insanely beautiful scenery and then Sheena’s hut. Totally idyllically located with an old fashioned charm, you will not be disappointed. Her food is to die for. We all had either toasties or soup. If carrot and coriander is on the menu- have it! My son had a taste of mine, and immediately had to have a bowl to dip his toastie in! Every mouthful was delicious. We sat on the outside veranda at the front of the hut and idled away a couple of hours drinking tea and eating cake. Will be a favourite memory for us all.

Lovely, gorgeous views and brilliant food! Very relaxed and dog friendly. The cakes were super and definately worth the journey.

A wonderful little place in an amazing setting! Cheese and ham toastie to die for with home made coleslaw and chutney YUM! Bonus meeting Willow too!

It’s such fun to come across this tearoom which I’ve been to on many occasions. Each time I go there is an imaginative improvement to the surroundings both front and back gardens.

Just an amazing little caf with home baked cakes and the best fish 'n chips I can remember eating. With good weather you can enjoy the garden and in bad weather, snuggle up by the wood burner with a big cafetiere and some cake.

The Corran beach walk is fantastic. Surrounding scenery is stunning and the deer on the hill are great to photograph.

We were staying in Glenelg and had been recommended Sheena's Tea Hut by several people, most notably Bishop Mark Strange during the train journey to Inverness.

Having stayed overnight in Glenelg, we drove along the single track road to Arnisdale and Curran to explore a little. The road to the villages is beautiful, the villages are magical with incredible views, and literally at the end of the road in Curran is Sheena’s hut. Adds to the magic of the trip, a beatiful spot to stop and just pass the time of day. Well worth a visit.

This charming little tea hut is actually quite posh, very cozy with not only coffee, tea, and sweets, but also really good fish and chips and other hearty dishes. It also has the best wifi in Corran (maybe the only wifi in Corran ; ) Great place to warm up, dry off, or fuel up for an outdoor excursion

We visited the area as 2 families with young kids. A warm welcome and great food after an amble round the coast. It’s well worth a visit to take in the views whilst having a drink.

Sheena is sadly no longer with us, but the tradition of the tea hut continues. Excellent coffee, basic but very good soups and snacks, friendly service and good value. Will certainly visit again.

At the end of the track... When a simple snack and a quench thirting drink is needed... Nothing could be better... Friendly welcome, smiling service and value for money fare... Thank you all...

A hidden wee family run cafe just off the beach at Corran where you can have some tea, coffee and cake or, if you want something more substantial, sandwiches and daily meal specials, such as burgers and chips.

Breathtaking drive over. Quirky and unique. Great fish and chips, fabulous coffee and lovely staff in stunning scenery.

Beautifully situated, friendly staff, lovely outside garden areas to sit in with fantastic outlook, and great fresh fish and chips cooked to order.

We have visited Sheenas tea but several times. 13 years ago this was a small corrugated iron hut where we had a lovely cup of tea and cake with my 92 year old father. We were staying at Plockton and he loved the whole area. We came back last week and there have been so many improvements. A hidden gem.

lovely and welcoming people was a very welcome stop after long walk, home made relish so tasty which helped to make this the best toasted sandwich

After a spectacular drive from Glenelg ,along the narrow road to arrive at the end of the roadand find Sheena's . Wonderful location, just very few places on earth like this. Not sure what its like in high season but at this time of year,even when its raining like being in another dimension. Had lovely lunch of cheese burger and chips, fresh and tasty. cups of tea, and sat drying out by the hottest Pot belly stove till you steamed. A location you must visit

Just the job, we had toastie and a coffee after our walk liked the quirkiness of the place in a beautiful setting...

An unexpected treasure in an out-of-the-way location;it catered splendidly for a post-wedding lunch we attended there.

Is there anywhere else in the UK as unique as Sheena's? A perfect mix of great food, breathtaking location and the nicest people you could ever hope to meet.

What a fantastic place for a wedding lunch, great food, amazing location really helpful, thanks for a great time

We returned to Sheena's tea-hut on our first holiday to the area for eight years. Last time it was a lovely location, full of character and well worth the drive to it. Things have changed but only for the better. There is more room now and a wider menu (but no red deer stag anymore). Service was great, the food was spot-on and the drinks. The inside of the tea-hut is just right, striking the right balance of character-styling and authenticity.

After a morning walk, with a bit of drizzle we had a very warm welcome in the Tea Hut. Warm and cosy inside with freshly made cakes and specials for lunch. We ordered coffee (freshly brewed), tea, soft drink, carrot cake, scones and chocolate cake. Food ordered and collected from the servery. Its a wee bit tight inside but an enjoyable place to visit when exploring the area. Tea and coffee served in vintage, china cups. Cakes served on china plates as well, all were really good, the Carrot Cake got a big thumbs up from my wife and the kids had second helping of Chocolate Cake. Friendly service and very good value for money, they even have a decked area outside for the better weather!

Fish and chips (nearly) all round, one of the our party of 12 had soup, and one has a toastie. Everyone finished with empty plate. Portions were big, food was cracking. Yes it took a while to come, but for a small tea hut to put out our order in a reasonable time, great work!

In the remote village of Corran you can try special dishes of the day and delicious home made cakes (lemon, chocolate and many more).

This tiny wee but at the end of a single track road is well worth the journey, we Had the most amazing fish and hand cut chips with home made tartar sauce followed by home baked ginger bread, first class food in a stunning location.

We drove down from Glenelg for a light lunch and weren’t disappointed. It’s a lovely little place, under the shade of a tree eating a delicious toastie and one of the best scones I’ve ever had, fresh from the oven.

In such a small place I was actually expecting no more than a 'hut' so I was very pleased to find great home made food produced by pleasant helpful people. The decking under the tree gave shade from a hot sun and the breeze and comfy chair made it perfect. After 3 days in a canoe and wild camping I could have stayed all day under that tree but the call of the wild beckoned and I dragged myself away after an hour or so. All in all a lovely little find and an especially great stop for a tired canoeist.

Well worth the long drive, fantastic views, and a warm welcome at the end. Delicious cake. Will visit again.

Cycled from the ferry. Very friendly welcome. Lovely food. We have been before and will certainly visit again. Highly recommend! Thank you.

Cannot rate this cafe enough. My partner and me absolutely loved this place. Incredible views on the drive in and simply the best carrot cake I've ever had! The decking was fabulous to sit out on whilst taking in the views whilst sipping freshly brewed coffee. Very friendly staff ( and horse)

Sheena's tea hut is a surprise at the end of the road, a unique little cafe with really good food, real coffee and delicious cake!! We had sticky toffee pudding, sitting outside with some of the best , most remote views in Scotland.

My partner had fish and chips was really impressed and said he'd never had better.

Not impressed after a lovely scenic drive . Long wait and when toasties arrived they were soggy and awful . Will do the drive again but take flask and picnic !!!

To get to Sheenas Tea Hut takes some serious effort but goodness me is it worth it. Set at the end of the road, it is a tiny little place with friendly service and fantastic fish and chips, freshly cooked to order.

The drive alone from Glenelg is worth this trip to Corran .. tootle along this winding road at leisure , let the locals go past you and just relax and enjoy the most beautiful scenery you’ll ever see .. We were here in April and we saw plenty of frogs crossing the road , from the woods , to get to the fresh water ponds , we even stopped and carried slime across so they wouldn’t get squished by cars ..

Sheena's Tea Hut is a great place to have a cup of tea and some delicious home baking

Best of all - OPEN during mid October. A lovely spot at the end of the road (literally). We had tea, coffee and cake 3x (and it was always different cake). Great Cake, Great Location...actually everything great. We sat inside and outside (different times) and had lots of tea and cake - good tea, good cake....plus some dogs and wildlife, Cant really think of a better spot with a view in the UK to get a cup-a-tea...

Lovely........5 stars.Good food,reasonably priced and Sheena is lovely.Next time we are in the area we will be back.

The area is absolutely stunning and great for walking, so it's good to find such a lovely place for a bite to eat at the end of a long hike. Great atmosphere, delicious cakes and fresh and tasty fish 'n' chips.

Follow the road through GLENELG, to Annisdale and proceed on until you come to the end of the road and then park at the visitor centre. Then walk on through the village of Corran to Sheena's tearoom at the end. The simple food is cooked to order and was of a high quality, very well worth the journey.

First visit for 7 years and it has doubled in size!

Great coffee and chips in a dreamy location. A must visit for anyone near Glenelg! Quite a drive but well worth it!

When we revisited the Tea Hut this May we were delighted to find that the planned extension had been carried out. There is now plenty of room for more visitors to sit and enjoy the tasty fare laid on. The dumpling is delicious!

My wife and I have been visiting this little tea hut for many years, Sheena's daughter is now in charge but the welcome was as warm and friendly as ever. The menu has been revised and now includes chips as well as toasted sandwiches (the cheese and onion is particularly good!). The "hut" has been extended and redecorated and is a very pleasant place to sit or there are now tables outside if the weather is kind. This is a particularly beautiful place to visit and a good cuppa (or coffee) is a way to soak up the tranquility and beauty of Corran. You may, if you venture out on a walk, be accompanied by a bouncy Boxer called Willow who loves stones thrown for her to collect and which she returns for more of a game.

Having visited the tea hut for many years, we were quite amazed this week by the steep hike in prices. For 2 teas, a scone which was none too fresh, and a piece of dumpling, we were charged £9.50. These are big city prices and not really appropriate for this tearoom, no matter how beautiful the setting.

What a delightful find. It's in a tiny little hamlet called Arnisdale, which is further on past Glenelg.

After a day on the hill this quirky cafe was just what we needed! The tea was excellent and the scones & caramel cake excellent, and very good value. We sat outside admiring the view down Loch Hourn as the weather was perfect, but I imagine the hut is very cosy with its stove when its raining and blowing a gale.

If you fancy a cosy cuppa in a garden shed at the very end of a road in the remote West Highlands of Scotland, then this is a wonderful place. Well used by walkers. Very comfortable.