The green door in Argyll & Bute

We stopped here on a cold and very windy day. Cafe is a bit small, but the cakes are scrumptious and the hot chocolate was perfectly chocolatey, delicious and warming which was just what was needed. Coffee and tea also was great. The two ladies who run the cafe are lovely and bake some really delicious treats. They have a small shop too full of pretty stuff. Will definitely be coming back here next time I'm in Inveraray.

We stopped here for a break on our way home from holiday and after a wander around the place and finding very busy cafes, we decided on takeaway coffee and cake from here. Lovely friendly ladies and wonderful cakes, we really enjoyed it all.

Fab cakes, amazing. Toasted sandwiches which are first class, we had the haggis and cheese one with chutney, wow. Nice cards and other pottery/household bits and pieces. Great service, friendly knowledgeable ladies running the place. If you want a quick, quality bite and a good coffee this is the place.

Superb espresso and soya latte. Super delicious cakes: the espresso and caramel brownie is the best brownie ever, and gluten free too. Also delicious are the ready made bars which are vegan but not available on our second visit. Staff are friendly and proper baristas. Lovely experience and the location is beautiful so you can have your cake and espresso outside enjoying the views.

The Green Door is a cafe we always visit when in Inverary, the coffee is the best in the village( well I think so) and the cakes are to die for. The owner is very friendly and there is a small shop attached with lots of quirky gifts at very reasonable prices. Well worth a visit. There is also outside seating with views of the loch. Once saw an otter playing off the end of the pier. There is also lovely fresh ciabatta or sandwiches made to order.

Popped in a for a coffee and cake at the weekend. Delicious cake, comforting coffee delivered in a prompt manner by friendly staff. We will use again.

Great wee gift shop for buying the last minute prezzies, nice ice cream too and pleasant staff. Could not fault

We popped in for a cup of tea during a visit to Inveraray. Nice looking from outside & nice inside, some nice items in the shop. The look I got from the woman when far from welcoming (how many customers do you get in February during a snow shower?). We sat down then figured that you had to order at the counter despite it being 4 foot from the table, I ordered and sat back down, thinking that as is the norm that the teas & scone would be taken over when ready & that you pay once you are ready to leave. Not here, once the teas were ready all we got was a “teas here” from the woman , so back up to take the tray back to my table and pay for it. The teapot was so small you couldn’t get 2 cups out of it and was a really bad pouring one, probably hence the tray !! Good scone & cake - sensible prices but really let down by odd & poor service especially seeing as we the only customers there !!

We stopped here on a cold, rainy and very windy day, looking for a hot drink and some cake and oh boy this place was great. The two ladies who run the cafe are lovely and bake some delicious treats. If they have it on the day you visit order a slice of the banana and chocolate loaf... Or maybe just the lemon drizzle cake. Both are fantastic. They have a small shop too full of pretty stuff to take home.

Even though we weren’t too surprised that many places were shut up due to the time of year, we were surprised that the places that were open were so very unfriendly. On a very windy and wet day we stopped off in Inveraray and despite very few options to stop off for refreshments, we came upon the green door which looked super cosy and sweet. There were only four tables and all but one were occupied ( good sign we thought) so my hubby enquired as to if it was ok to occupy the remaining one - no answer just a nod and a “ are you daft?” Look from one of the two ladies who were serving. There were no menus just a few blackboards showing the soup of the day- a sign behind the counter indicating which hot drinks were available and a few cake stands with loaf type cakes beneath and a basket of croissants. Nothing struck us cake wise ( looked quite dry) so we opted for the soup to warm us up. It was awkward ordering as there was very little space to manoeuvre and the two staff members seemed uninterested in serving us. In fact both of them barely left their gossiping spots in the kitchen beyond. Prices weren’t advertised so we just payed what was asked without question. We didn’t order drinks as we didn’t really fancy a hot drink with soup- (there was no evidence of cold drinks being available) and we weren’t encouraged to order any anyway. I actually felt as though we were an incomplete being in there. Soup arrived quickly and despite being a measly portion was very tasty. The bowl was barely half full and the accompanying bread was neither crusty nor a roll as was expected. A small slice of heavy doughy bread which was ok ish. These bowls were placed on a plastic tray on the counter by one of the unfriendly servers , and we were left to help ourselves to the tray. The panini my husband ordered arrived much later , over done ( ok burnt) without any salad garnish. It did though get served to our table . Whilst eating other customers left and someone cleared the tables quickly but extremely loudly and almost angrily... the tables and chairs were jostled and crockery banged around. We were the only customers left yet still got zero attention from the two ladies working there- again they were in the kitchen at the back talking to each other whilst ignoring us. Someone popped in for takeaway hot choc and didn’t exactly get a huge welcome. Had a little nosey around the shop which had some quite cute things in but very expensive... the cafe was tiny yet the gift shop area was so much bigger- maybe add a few tables in this area and concentrate on customer service rather than have such a big area selling cards etc??? We did enquire as to whether we could use the facilities and were told they only had a staff toilet but supposed we could use it! It DID have a sign saying staff only but really? Why not offer a bathroom for paying customers??? I did burn my hands on the scolding water in there too. All in all we weren’t expecting much more than a warm up from the shocking weather but a warm greeting and feeling as though we weren’t an inconvenience would have been nice too. Very disappointed

Stopped here briefly starving after a long drive!! It’s a tiny little cafe and gift shop with serves tea, coffee, cakes and sandwiches. I seen there was soup on and asked if it was vegan, the lady was kind enough to fetch me the stock she used for cooking to check and it was. Lovely tea and cake available too. The food was fresh and delicious and a lovely view across the loch is a great bonus. Dog friendly too

Stopped for tea and cake, good options, felt home made. Clean, welcoming and lovely fruit cake. Great location.

This place is well worth seeking out. We arrived when trade had slowed a little and so managed to get a table. The coffee was delicious and I doubt there's a better, more tasty fruit scone in the whole of Western Scotland. Although to be honest, all the cakes looked very inviting.

Friendly staff, lovely cakes and very reasonable prices, what more do you want? Not a lot of room in there, I would move some of the nick knacks out and put more tables in there. The white chocolate and raspberry scones were amazing, we will definitely go again.

Popped in for a cup of coffee. Nice coffee and chocolate and snacks. Attached little shop full of interesting little cards and gifts. 5 or 6 difficult steps to get up for the disabled, which we were.

Drop in for tea & Coffee nice friendly place Parking just outside also lovely Views over the Harbour to take in ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Un café unico nel suo genere, dove sorseggiare un goccio di the e acquistare qualche particolare complemento d'arredo o souvenir.

Jenny & I just called in here for a coffee and (shared) cake en route from Oban south, and would have been happy to stay for longer. Very good cappuccinos, delicious lemon drizzle cake, and if we'd had more room we'd definitely have wanted to try the raspberry and white chocolate scones - looked amazing. We sat outside - it was a warm day & we were going to be in the car most of the day anyway, and it was also a perfect spot for people watching. Though we didn't have time to take advantage of it, the shop also looked delightful. Altogether a lovely place, and deservedly popular.

We popped in here for lunch while visiting Inverary and were not dissappointed. The staff were so pleasant and helpful with our order. The sandwiches were very tasty and we had a lovely cup of tea. They also sell some deli items and there is a little gift shop to browse as well. The ice cream is from the Isle of Arran and must be tried, its SO nice.

Questo negozio/caffetteria è fantastico.

We visited the green door for a coffee and scones the cappuccino was very good but the scones were so dry even the butter

Popped in here on 28th June. Had a delicious filled roll, lovely piece of cake/loaf and, a bit later, an cream. Both the people who served us were particularly pleasant. We have ‘clocked it’ for a future visit.

We enjoyed a lovely avo tea at the Green Door, delicious scones served with cream and jam and a very nicely made cup of coffee. The staff were very efficient and pleasant. While the space is small, as previous reviewers have mentioned there is a lovely gift shop in the same venue so lots to entertain while waiting for a table or take out. Beautiful little town, with a very pleasant castle and garden on the outskirts.

We got a takeaway lunch from the green door and it was great. The ladies were very friendly and the food was great quality and reasonably priced. There's a nice little shop to browse round whilst your waiting for cooked food too. Would visit again next time we are in Inveraray.

Tiny cafe inside a nice gift shop. Good coffee, beautiful home baked cakes. Really nice stop.Friendly staff. Parked on main car park. No toilets in cafe but there are public ones.

The Green Door ist ein kleines, liebevoll eingerichtetes Café direkt an der Promenade. Es gibt eine große Auswahl an Kuchen, Scones, Kaffee und Tee. Wer möchte, bekommt auch kalte oder warme belegte Ciabatta. Alles wird direkt in der Küche nebenan selbst gebacken. Dazu hat man noch eine schöne Aussicht. Für eine entspannte Pause am Nachmittag ideal.

This place is small and bit cluttered when you go in however the welcome is great. We only had coffee and scone. No cream for the scone but otherwise it was fine. Busy little place, would recommend

The smell of brownies fresh from the oven hit us as we walked towards The Green Door this afternoon. It smelt divine and there was no question that we were going in! Our quest was really ice cream and we weren't disappointed: tablet; white chocolate and malteser; salted caramel and mint choc chip were all on offer (and we were welcome to try them) but cranachan proved particularly popular with my friends, and prompted discussion with the friendly owner about the nature of the dessert. We had been so well looked after that later on in the day we went back for cake and since it was just before 5 when the shop was closing, we ended up coming away laden with the aforementioned brownies, scones and some cranachen cake for our journey home. Well worth a visit for the food and excellent welcome.

We stopped with out two kids and grandpa for a quick drink and catch up before Grandpa took our eldest for a few days holiday fun. Drinks were ok, price was a bit high for the standard. The service was special. We felt very unwelcome and it was clear our kids existence was offensive. We ignored it, had our drinks and left. The parting and in fact only words spoken to us “well, if you will have kids”. Really had to see it to believe it!

My boyfriend and I took a trip to Scotland this month and visited Inveraray. After having a walk around the town we decided to stop for some lunch, when we came across The Green Door Cafe & Shop.

Not wanting to sound like a right Scottish skin-flint however,

From the outside this tearoom looks lovely - do not be fooled! On entering the shop/tearoom we went and chose one of the two table’s available (we were the only customers) and I went up and ordered two hot drinks - to which the person (female) went about preparing them and not in the usual careful way I’ve seen previously. During this time she made no attempt at conversation nor did she say to me that she’d bring the drinks over - I have to say I got bad vibes at this stage and felt very uncomfortable. She then put the drinks down quite forcibly and I paid her for them. I then sat down with my husband and then she started banging about whilst we were drinking our warm drinks. We were made to feel that we were an inconvenience, that we had interrupted her, it was about 1515 and shop not due to close til 1600 maybe she wanted to close early and was annoyed that we’d come in!! She banged the parts from the coffee machine several times, she noisily put cutlery away. Really it was comical if it wasn’t so totally rude. This lady has a terrible problem and should most certainly not own or work in a teamroom! Basil Fawlty would score more marks on customer skills than she ever would! Would not recommend going to this tearoom.

Stopped here to break up a long drive and so glad we did! Staff were so so friendly. The decor is gorgeous totally loved it! The coffee was amazing best I have had in a long time. Highly recommend

Called in for coffee and cake one rainy afternoon both of which we’re delicious The little tea shop is warm, clean and inviting and the staff are friendly and efficient and nothing is too much trouble

A lovely little place at the edge of Inveraray, would certainly recommend for a pop in. Offers alternative milks too!

Endroit plein de charme avec petite restauration délicieuse : soupe du jour, sandwichs faits à la demande et au choix, pâtisseries succulentes, mention spéciale pour les scones : énormes et excellents.

We recently visited here and was greeted by a lovely lady called Violet. She was opening up shop as we walked in and she had a lovely smile on her face and greeted us in the most friendly way. We chatted and Violet was full of information. We will be visiting again when we are next up your way

We visited this charming cafe/ souvenir shop, recently. Situated near the pier, there is parking nearby, The leek and potato soup was freshly made on the premises, and the toastedchhese and ham panini came with a beautifully fresh side salad. The staff were efficient, friendly, polite, despitbeing usy. There are only a few tables in the cafe area, so you may have to wait toneseated. The adjoining souvenir shop sells the more upmarket gifts, including some interesting silverware, and dishes. The staff flit between the gift area and the cafe, so the lady who served us in the cafe also helped us in the gift shop, where she bubble wrapped the dishes which we purchased, and gift wrapped the silver necklace. A nice touch.

Petit café anglais, vous y trouverez d'excellents cafés ou capuccinos, la glace et les gâteaux maison sont excellents. Petite boutique de produits plus ou moins locaux (sel de Vendée :)). Très bon accueil, parfait pour une petite pause sur la route de Kennacraig.

After strolling around Inveraray I decided to sit down for some cake and refreshments. I saw the cafe's board advertising cakes, ice creams and tea. I entered the quaint looking store, and walked over to the cafe section. I looked at the menus and approached the server who was busying herself and had neither greeted me or made eye contact. I asked if should order directly or sit down, she said I could order there. I placed my order and then she said there would be no table service, only take away as they were closing in one hour. The cafe consists of 4 tables, and there was no one else there. I cancelled the order as I really did not want to be walking out on a sunny day balancing a hot tea and cake.

Got of the coach and was looking around for a nice coffee. Found it in this cafe. The presentation was very promising. Didn’t even know where to take a seat. In the shop-cafe itself inside or outside in the little garden. I had a mixture of cream tea. I mean a scone with jam and cream but with a cappuccino. The cream was fantastic! I hardly was able to have all as the scone was a giant and home made one.

Love this take away for coffee & fabulous huge cakes! Always stop here on our car journey from Edinburgh to Campbeltown lovely place but busy well worth the wait. Ice cream is delicious they use Stewart Towers Dairy ice-cream Stanley, Perthshire.

Popped in to buy some Ice Cream with my brother which was awesome. When my sister in law and their daughter in law arrived that was it, the amount spent started to climb.

Popped in here for coffee and cake...well two lovely ladies run this place. Very friendly with great food and drinks. Also a small area devoted to souvenirs if that's what you want. Great service and great food/drink.

Even though this is a tiny coffee shop, dogs are welcome. The owners are lovely, warm, friendly and accommodating. The homemade scones are absolutely delicious, there is always something new to eat, a great place to fill up and return for more glorious local walks. The shop area has some quirky little gifts and is well worth browsing. A joy to visit.

What a shame that this place has such great potential but doesn't deliver. The interiors were claustrophobic and not conducive to an enjoyable sit down, the menu was very limited and overpriced for what you got (I had a toasted ham and cheese ciabatta - the cheese wasn't even melted properly when I got it and there was no salad or anything to cut through the fattiness of the cheddar used), and the service of the waitress was rather scattered and a little too casual. There are better places to frequent in Inveraray so give this one a miss.

All-time favorite little shop and cafe for cappuccino and a scone. Freshly baked goodies every day and wonderful sandwiches along with a wonderfully brewed coffee. A lovely and inviting place to sit and chat. The shop has the most unique gifts. Love it!

This little place was a very welcoming on a wet day in Inveraray. They are dog friendly which was perect for our little yorkie poo. The staff were very friendly and the Apple scone and hot chocolate went down a treat. Nice little shop attahced to it as well. Thoroughly recommended.

De très bonnes pâtisseries locales irrésistible... dans un joli cadre, accueillant et sympathique. À faire!

We had a lovely cuppa, and a great piece of cake at this establishment. The staff were very friendly, and willing to chat. Most of their cakes are made in-house, and you can see the kitchen from the till, so you can see if there is anything on the cooling rack waiting to come in! There is a lovely shop attached to the cafe, so if you down your drink faster than your companion, you can go and have a lovely browse.

We stopped here for lunch - ciabattas, scones and hot chocolate. Only a couple of tables to sit in but the food was lovely.

Stopped in for lunch. The place was freezing, so much so we put our coats on. Grumpy service from a disinterested woman. No choice of soup, so veggies wanting a bowl were out of luck as it was cock-a-leekie or nothing. It was tasty though. Also ordered a cheese and ham tasted ciabatta. . It was barely toasted - cheese was not melted - and everyday value type ham. No salad came with it, although I was offered chutney which came in a little dish not in the ciabatta and therefore further cooled it down. Tea fro two allowed 1 smallish cup each and was the amount I'd expect for tea for one. And this came in at over a tenner. Not cheap by any stretch of the imagination when so many other places do a soup and sandwich deal. All in all I could not recommend this place. Poor value, poor service and too blooming cold to sit in comfort.

Decided to stop in Inveraray to stretch our legs and find somewhere for a reviving cuppa.All the establishments in the main street appeared to be busy, but came across this place facing the loch - and, hurray, a free table was available.There was a very enticing array of scones and cakes with adventurous ingredients, and the coffee & walnut slice I chose was scrumptious.Had a pot of Shibui Earl Grey tea, a company I'd never tried before, and I enjoyed it so much I'm going to order it for myself.As this place doubles as a gift-shop there's plenty to look at inside, besides the scenic view of the water outside.There are dressers displaying a large variety of interesting things ; edible goodies, kitchenware, soft-toys and jewellery to name but a few.Well worth the stop-off!

Quaint little place, ideal stop for a coffee from their new coffee machine & why not try the homemade cheese & ham scone.......to die for!! 😛

We only had a short amount of time in Inveraray so decided to grab a quick coffee in The Green Door. What a good decision it turned out to be, it's a really nice place with an eclectic range of goods for sale as well as being a cafe. The service was good and the coffee was hot, couldn't ask for more. Excellently located on Front Street overlooking the beautiful Loch Fyne and surrounding countryside. We enjoyed our short stay very much.

Had tea and a ciabatta with my sister. SUPER quick and friendly place. Really lovely owner. Beautiful view of the loch from the windows. They do lovely icecream as well. We deffo recomend.

Travelling back via Glasgow Airport to London we had a bit of time to spare on our hands and were on our way to honeymoon in Italy the following day.

We went in for a coffee when we arrived in Inverary.It was as if it was a chore to serve us. The place was freezing and very few seats. there was nobody else being served but it took ages for us to get our drinks when were dumped on a tray and left on the sable with no comment. The coffee was tepid. Will not be back.

I have visited this place a lot up until recently when I wanted to go in for a quick and pleasant lunch. The number of tables seems to have been slashed dramatically for only a couple so there was nowhere for us to sit to enjoy a lunch.

The cute and cosy cafe in a small town was perfect for tea and coffee. Best mocha i've had since being in the UK. The service was amazing.

Dog friendly cafe within a nice shop. We had ciabattas and hot drinks which were excellent followed by an even better banana and chocolate cake. Would definitely recommend.

There are only three tables as this is part cafe, part shop. The homebaking was delicious - huge scones and lovely cakes. The tea and coffee was very good too. The shop sells lovely chocolate and some interesting gifts.

A quick pit stop in Inveraray and spotted The Green Door. 3 of us popped in for a browse around the shop and some light refreshment. You can easily spend a small fortune in the shop and I found it hard to resist. I had a latte and a slice of banana and chocolate cake, delicious! There are only 4 tables so it can be a bit of a squeeze but everyone shuffles up a bit to accommodate. I have to say I didn't find the staff too friendly, no welcome or interaction except to confirm our order, not the usual banter I would expect from a Scottish tourist location, we are usually a very friendly bunch. Anyways, will still pop in when passing as the cake was well worth it.

One of a couple of places to get a nice cup of tea with pleasant staff. Very good food and prices ensures that we will be back.

A small cafe and gift shop facing the old pier.

Stopped for tea and a coffee. My husband and I had fruit scones. The scones were large and with plenty of fruit in them. Staff were very friendly.

Enjoy a coffee and a scone then this is the place. Limited fare for our autistic son though they did allow us to go next door to get what he liked and allowed us to give it to him in the cafe which was appreciated

Nice place, friendly lady at the counter. Very good quality food; I like every bite of the fresh bun with cheese, parmaham, driedubbele tomatoes and chutney. Prices allright. WiFi!

Just needed a wee cuppy this place was ideal! Situated in the harbour right on the car park good for tea/coffee and cake. As a bonus nice wee gift shop to!

Pleasant enough cafe for a quick cuppa. Not much choice to eat. Cake was good. Coffee and tea both good.

nice shop with both a cafe and a shop with scottish souvenirs. We had a cappucino, a nice little cup of coffee

A small establishment on the harbourside in Inveraray. Clean and airy with interesting views. Welcoming staff, very good coffee and always a selection of excellent homemade cakes. Seating is limited. On the plus side, if you are fortunate enough to get a table it is usually pretty tranquil and pleasant ! We always looked forward to a morning coffee there during a several day stay in the vicinity. It is dog friendly, important to us !

We stopped off here en route to the islands. What a great discovery! Friendly staff, welcoming and the most amazing carrot cake I've had. Also recommended: empire biscuits. We'll be sure to call in again on our way back!

We visited the Green Door on a very damp day. We received a warm welcome and enjoyed our cups of tea and delicious cakes. A lovely place to visit.

We visited the cafe twice whilst on holiday in Inveraray. We sat outside on a sunny day with our dog and had tea and my partner had a piece of homemade carrot cake that was delicious.We returned the follwing day on a wet day and we were allowed to sit inside with the dog. A second piece of carrot cake was ordered and they very kindly made me a ham and cheese salad, this wasn't on the menu but I explained that I didn't eat bread they happily offered the alternative.Would highly recommend.

What a lovely little cafe. We received a very warm welcome, our English accent can't have been too bad !! I can't disagree more with the other review.We had the sweet potato soup, it was gorgeous. You could tell it was homemade. It was served with a little ciabatta and 2 butters, we only needed 1 each.The cakes were being made as we were sat eating our soup. They all looked gorgeous but unfortunately I didn't have any room for one.I went back later on for take-out cakes and was met by even more friendliness and was advised which were the best cakes.I wish I'd asked for some take-out soup too.I would definitely recommend this cafe.The menu was limited but this only made the arrival of food quicker. The prices were very reasonable even though there was not a lot of competition which you don't often find.

The Green door is under new management and having read some of the reviews I now wish to point out its great points .the new lady Violet is one of three people who are now running the business, Violet and her staff are in at the crack of dawn baking and cooking and the place is being refurbished to a very high standard and very competitive prices .Violet also very generously donates the cakes and scones and various goodies to the local sheltered housing complex every day for which the elderly are really grateful. Violet is a jolly lady and her new staff are friendly and welcoming, I wish violet , Marine , and kris , all the very best in their new venture.

Dropped by on a miserable cold wet afternoon - pleased with warm welcome and tasty fresh food.Had soup, toasted sandwich, drinks and cakes.Very pleased with the service and price.

As has been stated previously, there really does seem to be a huge difference in the welcome you get when your accent is detected. We had a miserable 'cold' welcome, unlike the Scottish local chap that followed us who was waited on hand and foot. Where we barely got a word he got the full works viz family history and local gossip. The woman who took our order has been the stand out rude almost hostile person we have encountered in all the trips made to Scotland. The Scottish tourist board should take action! The scone was served with one butter and measly portion of jam. The coffee was good.

Estuvimos una tarde de mucho aire y lluvia, ibamos sin prisas. La dueña tampoco parecía tener muchas prisas por atendernos. Lo que comimos de tartas y de bolleria estaba muy rico, igual que el café. Nuestra experiencia fué buena

Visited as another review stated they had great gluten free choices, they have been recently taken over and now have no gluten free bread/cakes. Some of the ice cream is gluten free and occasionally some soup I was told by staff.

Had the ice cream and it was excellent. Choice of 8 flavors. I had Scottish Tablet and Toffee. I eat a lot of ice cream and gelato when traveling. This was some of the best that I have had. I believe the use a dairy on the Isle of Aran.

Ci siamo fermati qui dopo aver visitato le prigioni di Inveraray. E' un posto accogliente e caldo. Il tè buono, ma non c'è molta scelta. Gli scones erano buonissimi, smebravano buone anche le torte! Bellissima la vista del loch fyne. Consigliato.

Posto accogliente e caldo.Buono il the e ottima la carrot cake!Bellissima la vista del loch fyne.Consigliato.

Seating is next door to servery, which slows down service. There are cakes, but I would prefer not to eat there

Nice clean cafe with good choice of cakes and beverages and lovely soup. Friendly and welcoming staff.

We visited the tea room on a rainy Sunday afternoon for lunch. It was quiet and we got some soups and hot drinks served very fast. Nice good lunch and friendly staff. They allow dogs which was great!

We visited The Green Door on a cold and dreich day. Welcome in the serving area was warm and we went to sit next door to choose our food, the area is small but pretty and there was a heater to make sure we were warm. Lovely choices on the menu including choice of 3 homemade soups. Went through to order and nothing was too much hassle, including giving up her lemon which was earmarked for the lemon drizzle cake to ensure my mother in law got her hot water in lemon ! Food served with a smile and a bit of banter and it was DELICIOUS! Kids sandwich was fabulous and included in the price was a tub or cone of ice cream (it was huge!) Would definitely recommend a visit and will certainly make a point of going back next time we're passing. Thank You!

Panorama da favola per una tea room assai insoddisfacente. Ordinati 2 pezzi di torta di pessima qualità e stucchevoli. La proprietaria non spicca per la sua simpatia. Siamo in 3 e non concepisce la richiesta di 3 piattini per condividere le torte. Almeno i prezzi non sono esagerati

Visited around 3:30pm on Sat 7th Jan with my wife. Went in and sat in the room on the right. Although it has a loch view it has absolutely no warmth, atmosphere or charm about it. Waited 10 minutes to be served. Another couple gave up waiting and walked out. Then we realised that it says on the menu that you need to order (and pay in ADVANCE) at the counter which is in a completely different room on the other side of the entry hall. The waitress was a total misery. We think that the place was due to close at 4pm and that the last thing she wanted to see was customers. If this wasn't the case then then it is quite disturbing to think she is always so surly. If you are the owner of this business then I would strongly advise you to get a grip on this while you still have some trade to salvage.

Stopped for lunch on the way to Tarbert just before Christmas. Two different soups with soda bread were great. Sandwiches and coffee which followed were all great too as was the home baking. Unfortunately they were closed when I travelled back again otherwise I would have returned.Will be back again in 2017.

Had a lovely morning coffee and scone. Dogs very welcome. In fact loved. Great service and staff. Thank you

Best gluten free pumpkin soup ever with cheese toasted pinini.Also lentil and sandwich.10/10 for gluten free choices

Delicious carrot ginger soup, served piping hot and an egg salad sandwich on multi grain bread with lovely vegetables. Generous portion. Fresh. Clean. Cozy table with a view of Loch Fyne.

Chose this place for a quick lunch before visiting the Inverary Jail. Not having stopped in the town before, we didn't know which places were good and this seemed pretty, simple and had good loch views. This is fine if you are happy with the formula: good quality home made soup with lovely home made soda bread ( choice of three soups which was great); simple sandwiches and toasties; teas, coffees, home made cakes and nice ice creams to choose from. Don't expect more or different. Did us perfectly. We were told we had to pay up front, it was counter service but they bring your food. So we had to pay twice as I wanted to have coffee after lunch. No big deal. Service was fine. The rooms were very small and plain but fresh and the soups were very good. They could do more with the set up in this location but stick to what they offer and it's nice.

Een gezellige tearoom, waar ze heerlijke thee en koffie schenken (geen filter maar gewoon espresso! veel keus in taartjes, allemaal zelf gemaakt. Ze verkopen ook ijs.

We called at these tea rooms as we stopped off in Inverary on a National Holidays tour of Scotland. We asked if they did toasted tea cakes and got a stern "NO". The waitress had the most miserable face you could imagine. We ordered coffee and cake and got no response from her whatsoever. A couple who were Scottish came in to get served and the difference in her manner changed completed. Friendly, smiling, joking and interacting, quite the opposite of the response we experienced. I wish we had have walked out but was a bit taken aback. She needs lessons in customer care especially with English customers.

We stopped here for brunch on our way to Kintyre. Been here before and liked it so hence the reason for our return. We weren't disappointed. Lovely food and plenty of it. Staff friendly and we found out that the owner originates from a town close to where we live! The cakes and scones are delicious. We will definitely return if we are in the area again. I would recommend a visit.

No atmosphere. We sat at a table which needed clearing, no problem. The waitress came over. How miserable can one person be. No "hello", no nothing, just a very sour looking person. She cleared the table without a word, a smile or anything. Made to feel unwelcome, so we got up and left. Why would I give my money to this establishment, which was unfriendly. Went somewhere else which was great. The staff here would do well to learn a bit about customer service before they cause the place to go bust!

Decided to try this place as the views were lovely. Unfortunately one of our party accepted an order we thought must be ours - same item. On finding we were mistaken the woman with the brown hair was less than pleasant. After her less than gracious interaction with us we could hear her continually sounding off about it in the next room - so much so that one of the other diners commented 'she's not letting this go is she?' We decided to leave as we felt very uncomfortable. Said not to process our order as we were leaving. She did say 'well do you want your money back or what? Take it she must be the owner as I see there have been previous comments about this person, can't imagine tolerating a staff member with this training need if not. What we saw of the food was acceptable but not as good as we subsequently got elsewhere.