The Gallery Cafe in Highland

Such a gorgeous café. Tucked away upstairs at the hiking store in Ullapool but worth the short trot upstairs. Great coffee / hot chocolate!

The Gallery can be found above the outdoor pursuits equipment shop. Had a midday meal. Took a while to be served but the food was good on arrival.

A fantastic cafe offering a great range of breakfasts, lunches and snacks. The porridge is creamy and one of the best i've had while the salads are inventive with great flavours. There is usually a quiche of the day while the scones are excellent. The coffee is excellent and the chap running the cafe is a coffee enthusiast, really knows his stuff so you are guaranteed a fantastic cup.

We thoroughly enjoyed our morning tea and cake in this busy, friendly cafe. Good choices in coffee, hot chocolate and loose teas. Excellent gluten-free options, with yummy amaretti biscuits. We'd already had breakfast, so couldn't manage one of their delicious-looking Scottish breakfasts home-cooked to order.

This is a great cafe. We had breakfast here on our last morning and I wish we had found it earlier. The coffee and hot chocolate was excellent. I enjoyed the porridge and my husband enjoyed the sausage in bap! The atmosphere was friendly, warm and inviting - I would recommend this cafe - the gallery items were nice to look at and added to the ambiance.

A great spot to come upstairs out of the rain and into a bright warm and relaxed cafe serving spectacular salads, soup and baked goods. Excellent cappuccino and many tea selections.

Another delightful find. Drawn in by the promise of Italian coffee and not disappointed. Also had great selection of teas - who could resist something called "Ding Dong Oolong" tea? Not me. Shortbread and lemon polenta cake made the day. Very friendly service.

This cafe has changed hands once again and is now Margo's. It is great place to go for breakfast or a casual lunch. They serve some delicious salads as well as a range of other casual foods. The cafe has some wonderful photographs on display, the work of local photographic artists which adds to its atmosphere. Service is friendly and prices fair. We would return.

A relatively peaceful spot providing good drinks and snacks. It's upstairs from an outdoor supplies shop and has no access for the disabled. Despite this, it's definitely worth a go, getting away from the usual ferry trade which is catered for elsewhere.

This place was a delight to visit.The good and drink on offer was exceptional,as was the surrounding Art exhibits.Particular delicacy for me was the Cheese and Chive Scones which were special.The staff were friendly and buzzing around obviously being new to the job,but all will fall into place,I'm sure.

Called in today on there first opening day of season. Friendly, clean and the smell from the kitchen was amazing. We thoroughly enjoyed our cheese and chive scone fresh out of the oven. Amazing!! The menu looked great and we would definitely be back if we were not travelling back home.

I've reviewed this cafe before and it remains very good. Sited above an outdoor clothing shop the cafe is bright and airy with good staff. Plenty of seating with a range of table sizes. Breakfast bacon rolls were very good and freshly made brownies were still warm and sticky. The review remains high and I keep returning here each year when in the area. I did notice the competition choice expanding on this visit to the town.

Lovely breakfast rolls - just what needed to start the day. Fresh rolls and beautiful eggs. Free wi-fi too so good to catch up on emails, etc. before heading out.

Cheap but good dishes - the flapjacks were absolutely ace - with friendly and cheerful staff. Excellent photographs and cards on display and a well stocked outdoor adventure shop on the ground floor.

A nice friendly cafe upstairs from Northwest Outdoors and overlooking the harbour. The Bacon Lettuce and tomato rolls are the BEST. Crispy bacon and fresh salad - yummy. Good value for coffee and snacks, and the photo gallery is worth a look too.

Dieses Lokal bietet leckeren Kuchen mit Kaffee oder Tee an. Personal ist freundlich und zuvorkommend.

We were allowed to take our dog in so bonus for us. Good choice on menu including cooked breakfasts, toasties etc. Good options for veggies. Plenty of space - great photos in gallery

leckere kleine Snacs , freundliches Personal wirklich empfehlenswert für den kleinen Snac zwischendurch

A lovely moist flapjack and coffee in a dogs welcome environment, above the outdoor shop. We called in here when the place across the road was closed at 11.45 am on a Saturday for a function.

Lots of choice, freshly cooked, good quality food in nice surroundings - amazing pictures throughout. We visit every time we're in the area.

Been here after having lunch, we had great coffee and an amazing Earl Gray. The place is tiny & cozy, the waitresses are very nice and the atmosphere is just very relaxed.

Hemos estado aquí anteriormente muchas veces cuando estaba bajo la administración anterior, ya que la comida siempre ha sido de buena calidad, y el precio más que razonable.

Estoy escribiendo una segunda revisión de este lugar porque ha cambiado su nombre desde la última vez que estuve de visita, y que presumiblemente su gestión. Ahora se llama Zest Cafe, situado encima de la tienda de ropa al aire libre en la ciudad. Es...

Recommended to me by a hotel we were staying in! Lovely little place, delightful staff and delicious food! Made my stay in Ullapool a happier one! Would go again!

Visited here for lunch. Have tried on many past visits to Ullapool but always found it queued out. Today it was empty, and silent, which is off-putting for me. We had cooked breakfasts, which were fine, but having specifically asked for no black pudding we were still served it. The childrens meals came separately which wasn't ideal either. Wouldn't hurry back.

We were recommended dropping in here for a quick breakfast but the guesthouse owner we were staying with. For £5 you can grab a sausage and bacon sandwich with a freshly made coffee - from the new coffee machine.The cafe has a comfortable seating area and nice views into Ullapool. There is an extensive selection of local art for sale which you can peruse whilst waiting for food. No complaints and does what it says on the tin, good cafe this.

Having just walked out of another cafe/restaurant that was advertising breakfast, even though they weren't... We wandered up to the outdoor shop as we remembered popping in here a while back for a snack...The cafe is upstairs and sits nicely in a gallery of fantastic photographs... and they do fab food. We ordered up two breakfasts, one for the carnivore and the veggie one for me. The staff could not have been nicer when accommodating my dodgy dietary requirements...Food was hot, plant haul and tasty... all at a reasonable price.... What more do you need... Nom, nom, nom...

We visited during terrible weather, looking for warmth, food and wi-fi! We found them all - the food was great with a welcoming atmosphere and a beautiful photo gallery as well. Service was a bit hesitant as they are new owners and there is a limited menu, but we went back three times very happily.

Not somewhere I will visit again - slow service to no service! We even had to wait at the bar to pay until the staff had finished a private conversation.

A first visit to this café under its new management -- now using the name "Zest". Limited menu but very enthusiastic young local staff. Their breakfasts are most impressive so things are looking very encouraging. We'll be back!

Only had a coffee and cake but lunch menu looked good. Greet outdoor shop on ground floor and wonderful photos for sale.

Friendly service and good food. Restaurant was clean and service was quick with friendly staff. Breakfast was good as was coffee. Would certainly return.

Great coffee, delicious cake and amazing photos.Came up to Ullapool for our Easter holidays and were delighted to find the gallery cafe.We were served by a lovely young waitress and were made to feel very welcome.

Had a coffee/hot chocolate and cake in this café during a holiday in January. Large pieces of cake (perhaps a bit too big or maybe better for sharing!) Had a smell of 'deep frying' on entering which was a bit of an off putter, especially if only needing a light refreshment. Only visited the once, preferred the West Coast Deli and The Ceilidh Place.Plenty of local photographs (for sale) decorate the walls, hence "The Gallery" Café.

Had the best coffee cake I've ever eaten here. It was homemade. I usually go for the carrot cake (which looked good to )but decided to try the coffee cake . Very glad of that decision . Capachino was very good to and the WiFi was very good to. All in all a wonderful experience

It was pretty quiet when I stopped for brunch and to use the WiFi. Service was prompt and with a smile. Food was lovely. Not the cheapest but not too expensive either. I would love to have had time to browse the artwork but had to catch the ferry. Top marks.

A bright and airy tearoom upstairs from a mountain clothing shop.Easily the best scone I have eaten in a very long time!

Can't comment on the food although the cakes looked good, however the service, or should I say no service. Visited on tues 13th, cafe quiet, lady behind counter was filling milk machine and then making a drink with said milk, all the while we were standing at counter, no smile or acknowledgement that we even existed. We decided at that point to leave, basic customer service devoid here, pity as we quite local and used cafe before and chef who also served was lovely and welcoming

We stopped here for a short break whilst on a coach tour - we fell off the coach and into the Gallery. To reach the gallery you have to climb stairs but not impossible. The staff are lovely and chatty and the coffee and cakes I can highly recommend. There are also some lovely photographs on display from Puffins to scenes of Scotland.

This is the second time we've called here for breakfast and the second time round was every bit as good as the first. This was handy as we'd bigged it up to a couple of mates who weren't with us the last time and they weren't disappointed either. The Full English is definitely not to be missed...

Very nice cafe, relaxed atmosphere, lovely photography on show, good food, friendly staff, good value for money!Would highly recommend, access through shop.

A great place to have lunch or a cuppa while digesting the amazing work decorating the walls, a concept that works.

This was August 2014, the day after Hurricane Bertha hit the Highlands, rain was still pelting down so of course not a parking space on the main shopping street. I parked up the hill behind the church-museum, started walking (puddle-jumping) and saw a sign "Gallery Café. Today's special -- Scotch Broth." Oh boy! Above a shop selling midge-repellents and woolie hats were café tables and a hot-plate where I filled a bowl with this great soup and helped myself to a freshly baked roll, Just what I needed! Later I served myself with coffee and had time to admire the display of beautiful photographs in the Gallery and staircase. A great little no-nonsense enterprise with good plain food that was perfect for the weather.

Surprising find above the outdoors shop. The one empty table we sat at had no menu so we thought we had to order at counter. No one told us there were menus available on tables as we hovered at the counter to read the boards, we noticed when waiting on our food. We had enjoyable freshly made paninis roasted peppers & cheese however coffee was drunk before it arrived, perhaps we should have said we'd like everything together. There was soup on offer & lovely selection of home made cakes. The other good sign was there were many locals there. Enjoyed viewing the artwork & photographs. Won't put us off coming back but feel the staff could communicate better with patrons or it may have been they were just busy!

Visited on a recommendation at lunchtime & found the food to be of an excellent quality & the soup of the day with roll highly recommended:) service was okay but could have been a bit friendlier at times

The Gallery Cafe befindet sich im oberen Stock eines Sportgeschäftes in Ullapool. Sowohl Cappuccino & Latte als auch der Schokokuchen schmeckten gut & lecker. Die Atmosphäre war zwar entspannt, aber es wirkte etwas beengt, da man Mühe hatte, zwischen den Tischen hindurchzukommen. Da es während unseres Besuchs regnete, war es eine willkommene Pausen-Unterkunft um nicht nass zu werden.

Another year, another visit, another great breakfast. Still got the stunning pictures and the stunning sausages. I don't know which I like best.....

It's always a good sign when a restaurant or café is well patronised by locals, and that's the case with the Gallery Café. Situated above "Northwest Outdoors" opposite the Ullapool Museum, these premises have traded under a number of different names over the years, but the food has been consistently good. A step above café cuisine. Prices are very reasonable and the quality and size of portions generous. About 36 covers, but can be busy over lunch. Clean and comfortable. Helpful staff. Have visited these premises in July and October for many years -- in my view the most reliable eating place in Ullapool. Very helpful in providing gluten-free alternatives for a coeliac member of the party, too. Only one negative point -- on the last two visits this year the card machine was broken and they hadn't had it fixed over the week between our visits -- just as well there's a bank with an autoteller a few doors along the street.

Gallery Cafe light and well presented. Plenty of seating, not cramped. Music not overpowering. Lovely photos for sale on display.Staff pleasant and friendly.

Had lunch in this cafe. Pannini was nice and caramel shortcake was lovely but the staff were very unfriendly. The waitress dropped my pannini in my lap but just said a very brief "sorry" and walked off. No offer of a napkin to clean the tuna off my jumper. I think the staff could do with a bit of training in customer service. Most disappointing as we had just returned from the Outer Hebrides where we have had fantastic service from very friendly staff all week. Wouldn't rush back to this cafe.

As the name suggests, the Gallery café is a joy for art lovers and one can see really beautiful photos of the local area displayed around the walls. Coffee here is good and there is a reasonable choice of good cakes and snacks to accompany. Prices are fair and service, in our opinion, excellent.

Stopped for coffee and cake which was OK but not as good as on previous visits. The café area is a nice place to chill out with lovely photos of the surrounding area displayed around you.

Popped in twice during my week in Ullapool. Service is very good - just make sure you specify exactly how you want your food & drink. I like my latte very hot and that's what I got.There are other places for coffee nearby but I returned here to look at the photos again. It is the Gallery Café after all. Lots of cafés all over Scotland display landscape photographic prints but the vast majority of the photos are just OK. At this place the Angus Bruce photos are really stunning. Here is a photographer who gets out and about in all weathers, year round and the results speak for themselves. What better way to enjoy coffee and cake?

Talented Artists, sculptors, weavers, jewellery design, little cards, scarves. Anne Barnes and Gerry Irving were of particular interest to us

We spent nearly thirty pounds on sandwhich was and a full breakfast. The staff serving were not very welcoming and quite rude!When bringing the food over she slapped it down in front of whoever, irregardless of us saying what we had ordered. Then preceded to GLARE at me whilst we are our food??!?!?!?I would not bother going again!!!

Have eaten here several times in the past but this will be the last.The coffee was bearly luke warm and insipid even though I asked for 2 shots of expresso in it.The cakes were also disappointing. A lot of money for very poor quality products

Strange reviews recently made us wary of returning here. We have been regulars every November for over 10 years. Usual great value in the shop downstairs and when we went up to the cafe it was still as wonderful as ever. Warm, clean and with great food. The coffee came in large mugs and was good quality. The bacon roll could not have had more bacon in it and it was right up there for quality.This remains a place that we love to visit.

We used to love visiting here on previous trips to Ullapool but after this visit we will not be back. We had 2 cappuccino's and 1 small chocolate brownie and got a little change back from £8 The cups were small compared what they used to be and coffee was poorer and not a great cappuccino, but the small brownie was okay. Today we visited Costa and more or less had the same but the cappuccinos were twice the size and so was the chocolate tiffin and the damage was only £6.50 shame there isn't a Costa in Ullapool. Sorry but wont be back which is a shame as we loved that place :(

had an excellent lunch at the gallery cafe, the food was beautiful and the restaurant was lovely and clean and had a very welcoming atmosphere, the staff were amazing, the food was cooked to perfection and arrived really quick. there were toys to keep my 18 month old occupied and the staff were lovely with him and his 4 year old friend. thank guys will be back!

Good coffee, nice artwork, upstairs from outdoors outfitters, great wifi access. I spent a couple hours there catching up on correspondence and dealing with a bank issue.

This my third return to this cafe over the past years when travelling up the west coast. I agree with a recent review on the care slipping.The cafe is a large area above an outdoor shop with easy parking on the street area outside. Some nice views out of the windows and local photography in the gallery area to purchase. A nice old church across street is reused as a museum.The quality of the food for my party of seven was all good. Large fresh cream jam scones seemed the favourte.I did notice the range of tray bakes, cakes, and scones were reduced on previous years. Sandwich, toasties soup etc all available. The soup needs moved back behind counter so that items ordered will all arrive at same time.A very minor criticism as its still a nice place to spend a coffee break.

A nice cafe in Ullapool that is set in interesting surroundings, as the space doubles up as a photography gallery. In fact this is a must to visit just for that purpose. The cafe serves a variety of foods, including delicious cheese scones (which I find are pretty hard to come by).Unfortunately, we didn't find the coffee up to much, but then my husband and I like our coffee really strong, so I guess this would just be down to personal preference. All in all, we enjoyed visiting here during our holiday.

Had the full Scottish breakfast and it was very tasty and good quality ingredients! The portion was generous and more of a bloke-sized portion! Well priced for quality food and a very nice place to sit with views of the town from the window seats and lovely photographs of the Highlands inside! Worth more than one visit!

Value was the first thing that comes to mind when I think of this place. I mean, a full breakfast was only a fiver (or something like that!), And it wasn't the usual very average breakfast either. It was good food and good meat. On top of all that, the photography on display is, for the most part, brilliant. As a mountain landscape photographer myself, I certainly found some of the images very inspirational. I would have taken one or two home, had it have been more practical (we were on a 4 week road trip living and sleeping in the car/camping...)

Our usual coffee haunt in Ullapool was not operational to the public on our trip, as a wedding was taking place there on that day, so we wandered along Argyle Street and went into the 'Mountain Cafe' / 'The Gallery Cafe' or whatever name it is going under this week. It's the building with the model climber climbing up (or down) the building to escape the awful coffee lol.... The cafe is above a 'Walking / Climbing / Camping' shop - opposite the old church which is now a very interesting museum well worth spending an hour or so in. Back to the 'Cafe'....Point 1 - Very expensive, 2 - very small cups - unless espresso coffee 'shot' cups were used in error, 3 - what can I say.... the coffe tasted..... (keep it clean) absoluterly AWFUL...... Summary, we learn from our mistakes. Our party HAVE now learned... not to return here for 'coffee'. Pictures on display were 'OK'.

On a two week trip around Scotland, this was by far the best breakfast we had in a cafe or pub. When we saw the price, we thought it might be on the small side, but it was the biggest one we had eaten the whole holiday! Haggis AND black pudding, bacon cooked just right, and toast on a separate plate (it didn't fit on the main plate, which is testament to just how big the breakfast was!). The scones and cakes looked delicious, though we were only there once for breakfast, so we'll have to go back at some point.

Have visited many times over the year and it has always been a safe bet for a nice breakfast, lunch or coffee & cake. Most recently though we have not been so impressed. When visiting last the cake selection looked nice enough, but apart from having lost the table service (it's even help yourself to soup now) the food options have gone rather basic too. The all day breakfast, always a highlight before, was disappointing, especially the cheap sausages. The pea and ham soup was tasteless with large potatoe chunks. The milk to go with coffee was well rationed and looked like skimmed milk. The average rating factors in previous better times I'm afraid, I am not set to return anytime soon.

This is a probably the best place in Ullapool for breakfast, lunch or tea. Located above an outdoorshop, the quality and quantity of the food and drinks are excellent.

We found this place by accident on the last day of our stay, but wish we'd found it earlier. Good coffee and food. Would recommend.

We had a fabulous breakfast here after getting off the ferry from Lewis. The gallery had a wonderful range of Images on view, and eating our piping hot and glorious breakfast here was a pleasure. It set us up for the day.

Stopped here last weekend with friends for an afternoon coffee and cake I had the carrot cake and my other half had the Elderflower and Lemon cake and found them both a bit dry, but the coffee was good.Maybe try a biscuit instead!!!

A really nice cappuccino and a brownie for afternoon tea at The Gallery Cafe. The warm interior and beautiful prints make this a welcoming stop if you are in Ullapool. Was just sorry we had already eaten lunch as the soup of the day sounded yum

We stopped by today. The cafe was nice, easy parking, it's not on the main street but easy to find. Good being co located above an outdoor shop. A good selection of art in the form of local landscape framed photos. The coffee was nice. The only downside was the girl decided to sweep around us which was a little off putting while we were chilling. Worth a visit whilst in Ullapool though.

We had a nice lunch of soup and bread. and the carrot cake was fabulous. If you are in the area, I would recommend stopping in.

Lovely small cafe with the best carrot cake ever. The selection of home baking was yummy and good selection of teas, coffees etc.

Delicious breakfast, delectable surrounding, delightful staff ;) Gallery is amazing and not overpriced :)

I wouldn't have known you could eat here, but you can, and it was a nice spot to take an afternoon break from wind and mist. Friendly service and good sandwiches and good reading materials along with a little gallery to peruse, nice cards and pictures from local Ullapool photographers.

Turned off by the tiny, cramped, full Tea by the Sea, we lucked into this cafe. The fare is simple but well done. My husband's favourite soup is tomato and here it met his high standard. My toasted tuna pannini came accompanied with crisps and very fresh salad. A small note: the tables seat four so you have masses of space if you're only two.The gorgeous photos for sale make a visit worth it even if not eating. But why not eat, too?

Very good basic food and excellent value; friendly staff and lots of stunning photo's of highland scenes around the walls

As others have said this cafe is upstairs within an outdoor clothing store. We went there for a light lunch and it was a good choice for this as it seemed to specialise in toasties, paninis etc. The service was good and our food arrived quickly. I had a simple ham and cheese toastie which was ok and my wife had a chicken chilli panini which was very good. The cafe is brightly lit with pine tables and had radio 2 playing quietly in the background. Some nice artwork on display. Despite this the cafe seemed to lack any kind of atmosphere or character that might make me want to return, but the food was perfectly fine.

We visited for a late lunch mid-afternoon on a cold March day and the cafe was still very busy with locals, always a good sign and we were not disappointed. There was plenty to choose from on the menu by way of panninis,sandwiches, all day breakfast and home made soup and a roll, with a pannini and soup combination offering excellent value for money for larger appetites. We opted for just the chicken, cheddar and sweet chilli jam panninis and a pot of tea and were not disappointed. The panninis were freshly cooked, with very generous portions of chicken and cheese and a small side salad. All the ingredients were of a very high quality and extremely tasty. Do not be put off by the entrance, which is through an outdoor clothing shop on the ground floor. The upstairs cafe, which is situated within a gallery displaying the most stunning photographs of scenery from the Assynt area is both homely and very welcoming. This was without doubt the best lunch we had in the whole fortnight and far surpassed similar eateries, such as the Storehouse at Foulis and the Dairy at Daviot,which also have had excellent reviews, both in terms of value and the quality and standard of food served. This is definitely the best place to go for cafe food in the NW Highlands & will be a regular lunch stop for us in future when we are in the area.

Gradevole locale nella stupenda cittadina di Ullapool. La struttura non è molto grande, ma comunque ha la giusta ampiezza per comodità e relax. Cucina buona, sfiziosa presentazione dei piatti e servizio rapido. Consigliato

We were a little concerned as the cafe had been taken over since we last came to Ullapool. No need to panic. In fact, it's better as they've reduced the price on the full English breakfast. I ate at ten in the morning and couldn't fit anything in until eight at night. Beautifully cooked, the haggis and the black pudding really are out of this world. A fabulous place to stuff your face, gaze at the superb photographs on the wall and watch the world go by.

Browse the outdoor gear in the shop and then go upstairs to the Gallery cafe. The photos are stunning and the view from the back window is pretty good. Best of all is the food. Simple but so good. Had a soup so good you knew it was homemade. Everything is well cooked and this place could show some Edinburgh restaurants a thing or two about cooking. Prices are very reasonable and they don't hurry you along.Clean, warm and welcoming it has been a favourite for several years.

If you can't make it up into the hills, just browse the walls a nd photogrpahers catalogues. Handily paced above a clothing walking shop, we had a decent lunch in warm and comfortable surroundings. Recommend.

Wrong filling on a sandwich. Confusing to order with little help from staff. Had to mention my coffee three times to actually receive it. Then the lunch was badly affected by overhearing full blown argument between two staff members. Very very unprofessional.

Ullapool has one very good outdoor equipment shop, and this cafe is upstairs. Good food, sit out the weather or read the newspapers, no-one will rush you (except lots of others wanting to eat), and admire the photos of the NW of Scotland on sale. Seems the locals use the cafe well, too.

This cafe has a very comfortable setting and is reasonably large. I came here to stay out of the cold and use WIFI. Food was delicious. The soup was served in a big bowl. But unfortunately all soups ran out when I visited it a second time later the same day (because it was just too cold).

I went here with my family and my sister-in-law's family and we were impressed by the service and price for lunch. The service was quick and friendly and the choice was reasonable. The options for little children was very good and very reasonably priced. Recommended.

This is a great cafe in Ullapool, serving breakfasts, toasted snacks, baked potatoes and soups etc, all home cooked and fresh, lovely coffee, cakes and milkshakes also. Beautiful gallery within the cafe.

had a great veggie breakfast here, well cooked with quality ingredients. staff were very pleasant and at 6.95 for breakfast with toast and coffee(even a free refill on the coffee) i would say that it was excellent value. they also do a lot of light meal options and the menu looked as if there would be xomething for everybody and the selcetion of home bakes wes very appetising looking; for another visit i think though as definitely no room after that breakfast!

Good soup, coffee, buns etc. Pleasant people, pleasant atmosphere. Above an excellent outdoor equipment shop.

Only stopped here for coffee and scones but the staff were lovely and welcoming and we thoroughly enjoyed the fabulous photos. Many thanks

Great place for a coffee. Service was prompt and cakes were delicious. You have to wait a while for hot food but definately worth it. Staff didn't even butt and eyelid when my child spilt his juice all aver the table.

Staff at the Arch Inn sent us to this place....excellent dinner, very nice dining room. We did not have a reservation but they found us a table.....there was a large car rally in town!

OK so you have to wait while the (all day) breakfast is cooked but you know that it's freshly made, hot, filling and really good value. And while you wait you can browse the photographs even if you might not be buying.

Great little cafe above an oudoor sports shop. Walls decorated with the work of local photographers, oh and the carrot cake is scrumptious!

We had breakfast here on numerous occasions this week while staying in Ullapool. It's the best breakfast we've ever had, full stop. The lady who cooked it, asked how we wanted each bit cooked, did us one breakfast when we turned up late and she had turned everything off and was an all round good egg. Do yourself a favour and visit the cafe, grab a breakfast and feast your eyes on Angus's amazing photos.

The food menu was quite wide ranging. It was promptly served and was of a high standard. The staff were polite. It is situated above a walking shop and the solid wood furniture solid wood, gave the interior a wonderful feel for climbers and hill walkers seeking sustinance. The cafe is set within a gallery. During our visit, the display included some wonderful photographic landscapes which were available to buy.

4 of us stopped here for brunch on the last day of a week's stay in Ullapool. One of the attractions for us was the promise of a good veggie cooked breakfast. There was also the possibility of hot filled rolls - egg, sausage etc. I caused total confusion by asking for a tattie scone and egg roll which the waitress found completely impossible to visualise. I have been ordering these for years in Glasgow without a hitch and thankfully another staff member was able to assist. The breakfasts took a while to appear as the cafe was busy but we all really enjoyed what we had ordered and wished we'd popped in sooner. It's not trying to be a fancy cafe - just the sort of place u can get brunch and a cuppa in the rain - and it served our purposes well. I liked the photo gallery a lot and bought a picture while the roll debate was getting resolved in the kitchen. We all thought it was good value at £6.95 for a big cooked breakfast and tea/ coffee refills, £3 for my very tasty roll.