The Larch Box in Highland

Had a lovely lunch today in Raasay from this wee hidden gem. Lovely piping hot soup, toasties, ice cream, coffee and cakes.

On beautiful remote Raasay we discovered the fantastic Larch Box. Iona serves delicious homemade cakes, sandwiches and soups together with excellent coffee, milkshakes and hot chocolate with toasted marshmallows. Outstanding friendly service and homemade fare, just perfect alongside the beautiful flowers from the local walled garden and stunning views across to Skye. We loved it.

Great coffee and food, and friendly service. Just a perfect spot. We will definitely be back next time we are in Raasay.

Friendly service, the tastiest baguette I have ever had and delicious ice cream :) The menu has an excellent selection of toasties, baguettes, soup and some lovely cakes. Definitely worth stopping by if visiting Raasay and only a short walk from the ferry.

Stumbled upon this little "shack" (the word does it a disservice) after having just disembarked from the ferry on foot. It serves amazing coffee and without question, the best, silkiest chocolate brownie. It also serves a variety of snacks, inclucing GF options. Sat at one of the tables nearby and watched as a film crew started to set up their equipment, and as othee foot passengers walked by. Such a great start to a memorable first visit to Raasay!

Now you may have travel far to get here, but well worth the journey for amazing treats and hospitality. Oh and scenery is pretty spectacular too.

The Larch Box provides freshly made soup, snacks and hot drinks for lunches, at reasonable prices. In a converted shipping container, it is on the high ground near Raasay House and the Distillery, within walking distance of the Ferry terminal and with excellent views over to the Isle of Skye.

Toasties really are as good as previous review suggested. Husband suggested it was one of the best he had ever had! Milkshakes were also a hit as was the beautiful selection of cakes. All served up in a beautiful outdoor setting.

Total suprise to find this on such a remote island but the cheese toasty was brilliant and the menu looked so tempting. Will definatly recommend to all friends and family who visit!

Stopped here for coffee and cake before exploring the island. Very good coffee and a fabulous courgette cake. Friendly helpful service. Excellent all round.

what a great find. Best brownie ever and the coffee was so good had to have a second cup! Even the locals were queueing up for their lunch.

Great location next to distillery. Very friendly, lovely service, great view over the bay to Skye. Coffee very nice, sandwiches fresh and well prepared. Well worth a visit. Seating available outside.

We so enjoyed visiting the Isle of Raasay! I am excited for the sweet little businesses drawing visitors from Skye, including this fun and friendly little take away food and coffee shop. We had toasties, tea, and ice cream and everything was yummy. The sun was out so we sat at one of the two picnic tables. Give it a try!

My husband and I came here twice: once for coffee and the second for lunch. This is the perfect place to stop for a bite to eat. The owner is so sweet and she explained a lot to us about the island. We would definitely come here again. This is a must if you are coming to the island. Check out the Facebook page for opening and closing times!

We bought some bagels to take on our walk up Dun Caan and both were fabulous. One of the best smoked salmon and cream cheese bagels I have ever had! The flourless brownies gave us enough of a lift to complete a very arduous, but totally worth it, walk.

Visited twice yesterday whilst on Raasay for refreshments. Coffee, tea hot chocolate and cakes were all excellent. Sandwiches etc all looked excellent too. Served with a smile and a friendly chat. Makes all the difference! A great new venture for Raasay and one that was...

I spent Tuesday on Raasay, and a visit to the Larch Box was an ideal spot for coffee before a Distillery Tour. I felt very welcome, and the home baking on display looked so good I felt I had to ask if I could get...

Fantastic toasties and a brownie to die for. Lovely, friendly service - very helpful as we set out in our afternoon's hike. A relaxed place for a delicious light bite on the Isle of Raasay.

Skye could learn a lot from this wonderful small business on Raasay. The bagels and rolls are excellent with imaginative and tasty fillings and very reasonably priced. The coffee again is excellent and well priced. Good luck to a deserving enterprise.

This is a fantastic little find on Raasay, literally 1 minute walk from Raasay House in the direction of the town. Gorgeous cafe served the best coffee and hot chocolate we have had in Scotland and kids loved delicious cheesey toasties. Make sure to enjoy...

On the day of my visit the Larch Box was very popular, so much so I had to turn my back on a second coffee for fear of missing the return ferry. Enterprising proprietor who understands the meaning of customer service. She deserves success.

Excellent coffee and toasties served in glorious surroundings, next door to Raasay Distillery and just up the road from The Silver Grasshopper (great gift shop). Take away with picnic tables.

A lovely little (but easy to find) treasure on the Isle of Raasay. My first thought for coming off the ferry was where to get a coffee. Not even a mile up the road we found this ingenious use of a converted container. Had a...

We had lovely fresh bagels and toasties here, stunning scenery and brilliant sunshine. Excellent coffee and delicious cupcakes too.

Visited this lovely little conversion cafe recently and had delicious soup, perfect flat whites and lovely ginger beer. The sun was shining, the birds twittering and perfect service. Worth driving across the country for. Highly recommended.

A wonderful addition to Raasay.For years we have wanted somewhere to grab a quick lunch on the island and were delighted when the Larch Box opened. All the family were fed and watered in fine style by the charming lady owner. The ham hock and...

If you are having a day trip to Raasay (ferry is £13 for car, £4 each adult), then don’t bother packing a lunch, eat here. Ok you are served from a counter in the side of an ex-shipping container ! And I bet you have...

Took a lovely trip to the Isle of Raasay and enjoyed a great tasting lunch, coffee and cake sitting with the stunning views and peaceful surroundings. Its a short walk from the ferry and very close to the distillery.There are many benches and places to...