The Links TeaRoom in Highland

Had drinks and chips after a long time in the next door splash park. Service was friendly, chips were hot and nice. Everything we needed. Would recommend.

Ordered large portion of chips which arrived in less than 2 mins,Chips were over cooked,luke warm and the last out of fryer as there were lots of small crunchy bits.Will not be back

Lovely choice great selection of food at reasonable price and was recommended by a nurse friend so will tell all nurses fabulous

My family and I had a lovely lunch here. Prices reasonable and food very nice. There was something for everyone. Was very busy which is always a good sign! Advise to sit inside as seagulls a bit rowdy and made off with someone's lunch who was sat next to us 😁

Stopped in during a walk along the front. Great home baking, friendly, very clean and extremely reasonable prices. A great wee tea stop. Dogs certainly welcome in the outdoor seating.

Nice little place, just off the beach front. Great coffee, great food good value. Highly recommend. Very clean no litter you can tell the owners take pride in this business.

We visited the Links during a small rain shower and with our dog could sit under a huge golf umbrella outside the restaurant. The staff were fabulous and couldn't do enough for us. My gluten free options were many and explained well to me. I opted for a cheese and onion toastie on GF bread and a portion of chips with a cup of tea. The meal was delicious and served with a smile. We will be back.

Went in and bought several snacks after walking along beach. Freshly cooked and warmed us up on a chilly day

Have eaten here on many occasions over the years and love popping in on a bracing day for a hot chocolate and bacon butty or sitting out with an ice cream when the sun is shining. Lovely wee treat when walking the front.

We popped in after a trip to the beach, good choice on the menus at great prices. The smoothies are amazing.

Had tea and cake here recently. Cake was nice, had a look at the menu while I was there, basic but cheap. Would return for more cake if at the play park

Lovely wee cafe. Very friendly staff. Big menu choice & fantastic home baking - the odd pesky fly suggests a need for a insect zapper on the wall. Always a good bet especially if the weather’s dodgy - no nonsense good food experience - I’ll be back!

Generally a decent little cafe , the food and drinks are fine and value for money is pretty good. Drawbacks are that they don't take cards, cash only. This is a major inconvenience in this day and age especially when the nearest atm is a good 10 minute walk away. They also provide off brand sauces on the tables, Brake bros I believe, which are truly unpleasant. An extra few pounds spent on the big brands like H.P and Heinz would definitely make people more likely to enjoy their food and want to return. I had a bacon roll which I have to say would have been a truly great bacon roll with very generous amount of bacon and lovely soft roll but the cheap nasty sauce really spoiled it. Also there were a lot of flies getting in our faces when we were trying to eat, I can't expect the tea room to stop the flies coming in but I noticed a fly zapper on their wall which was not switched on.

Lovely place to sit and enjoy a coffee or a have a snack. Reasonable prices. Lovely milkshakes. Childrens playarea and outside paddling pool (was closed when we visited) Sea views. Had a relaxing hour while the kids played on the wooden pirate ship. Visited while staying at Nairn Lochlay holiday park

L'emplacement est pratique et on mange vite une soupe ou un sandwich (cuisine basique mais correcte). Malheureusement le choix de patisserie était assez réduit : beaucoup de produits annoncés sur la carte étaient déjà manquant à midi.

We went to the Tea room whilst we were walking along the beach. We had smoothies there - they were freshly prepared and really good. Not many tables inside but a lot outside, good for a stay with kids. Friendly service. They also serve food and cakes.

Small cafe on the beach front - excellent Mr Whippy ice cream on a sunny afternoons walk. They also serve burgers etc.,

We were walking along the beach spotted this cafe and decided to have a break

Visited this small restaurant last week and thoroughly enjoyed our visit. The service was excellent. We had coffee and muffins and the cost was very reasonable. There a few tables inside but many more outside. All the food appeared to be cooked to order.

Been here a few times. Always clean and tidy and staff are friendly. Had bacon buttie and coffee which was good. This is nice place to sit after walk along the beach.

valley for money.The best part is you can enjoy the view to the coast. the tea and sandwich were good but nothing special

Just as good as ever, if a little slow - meant of course that everything was piping hot though! Dropped in for a late lunch - soup was tasty, sandwich ample, husbands toastie sumptuous, mother in laws sausage egg and peas with chips all ace. 3 lunches with tea for £17 - jolly good

I suppose we should have expected a nice little cafe as it was so busy, but it is an unprepossessing little place, where there are a few tables inside and lots outside overlooking the sea and a great children's play area. I am gluten free and had the best gluten free bread I have ever tasted with my soup. We all enjoyed our light snacks, then the ice cream selection. Being a fine day, they were very rushed, but they reamained pleasant and the food was worth waiting for.

Nice cafe next to a super kids paddling pool. We had snacks and ice pops. Clean, nice food and friendly service.

We used the counter many times for hot drinks and ice creams in the past so one day we decided to go for lunch and sit in as was a bit breezy.

good choice of food, great service, with in door and outdoor seating, wish it was open longer in the season,

Pretty average all round. Food average, service average, nothing outstanding about our visit, but nothing critical. It's a beach side cafe, so don't expect the Ritz.

Nice little place to stop if your walking along the sea front, ice cream is nice but the food is as good as you would expect from a small seafront cafe (not great but edible)

Parado por un rollo de tocino y té una mañana la semana pasada, un gran servicio, como siempre, muy bien, gracias

Estuvimos aquí en un día de lluvia para beber. El personal es muy amable y las bebidas a un precio razonable y tortas... para un cambio. Sólo puedo beber té/café descafeinado y este era el único lugar durante nuestro viaje en Escocia la semana pasada a té en realidad han descafeinado. Sin duda, un aplauso de mi parte, bien hecho.

Good service, next to the sea and good coffee and provides food. Excellent chips. Family and pet friendly.

Lovely place for quick tea and ice cream. Staff is very nice and helpful - we always come when visiting Nairn. Not to expensive which is great.

Great place by the beach. Super friendly staff, fab location and reasonable prices. The service is great. Staff are always smiling, even when they are busy.

Visited Nairn last week and the heavens opened, lovely smiling staff even in the kitchen all seem happy in there work unless they were laughing at me the drowned 6ft 2 rat. A small tearoom but big in character, even down to offering soya milk and allergy options

What a lovely find (though clearly many had found it before us due to the swarms of people inside and out!). The cakes were lovely - obviously fresh and probably home made - and the staff were very friendly and helpful too. Will be back!

Love this place. Every time I visit Nairn, they have great coffee, cakes, and a superb atmosphere. Plus a playground for your kids next door. What more could you ask for ?

We have walked past here on numerous occasions as it's an easy walk from the harbour to the golf club, along the sea wall. Today we decided to stop for a coffee and cake. We both had Americana's with hot milk on the side, I had a Chocolate Muffin and my husband had Lemmon Drizzle Cake. The coffees were excellent, large, hot and at £1.80, fantastic value. The cakes were both fresh and delicious. All for £6.40.Lovely place to sit outside and enjoy the fantastic view with seating inside when it's not so good. Recommended, we will stop here again.

We were looking for breakfast on bank holiday Monday (May 2016) and I popped my head in the open door here at 9.58 to ask if they were open and could we come in and were told they opened at 10.00. I took my head out saying "that was ok and we would go and get breakfast somewhere else!" Someone did come and shout after when we were walking away could they help but I have to say by that time I wasn't inclined to wait. So Poor on service and I can't comment on anything else as we never ate and I'm not sure I'll go back. And we do live locally. Disappointingly this was the second place we'd tried in Nairn that morning. The first wouldn't sell us (the only customers in the place) a panini as they only served them at lunchtime. We went to our favourite at the Station (which I've already reviewed highly on here!)

We came here to visit the beach. Came across a quaint little park and my daughter decided she was hungry! She ordered the sausage egg, beans and chips, all okay but sausages tasted very cheap. Apart from that, all fine. Be aware to bring cash with you though as they don't accept cards.

I live in Nairn so decided to go for a walk with my partner as we usually do, was a bit peckish so had a , sliced sausage in a roll ...... Awful quality of the roll and the sausage. The cheapest of cheap ingredients, as for the price way expensive for what I had.

Great location, home made soups, breads and cakes, lovely warm welcome, cant wait to visit again on our next trip!

Nothing fancy, just a good old fashioned tearoom. Toasted sandwiches, beans on toast, chips etc- my young daughters love it and when it opens again each Easter we know that Spring is, in theory, here. My only gripes would be that the portions on the menu are way too big for young children, and possibly a set in of the menu should be for smaller, child sized dishes. Also, I remember the sandwiches coming with salad garnish before- this was missing today, which was a shame.

It's difficult to get much wrong when you are serving a couple of hot drinks and a piece of cake and the only real differences can be the location and the service.The location of the Links TeaRoom is superb and right on the beach front, plus there are options to sit inside or out. However, the service we received was rather more lukewarm and provided by a person who couldn't even muster a smile or provide the right change. With so many options for people to spend their hard earned cash, they need to feel good about spending their money with businesses and that wasn't the lasting impression we were left with.

I live very close to this place so very occasionally pop in for a bite to eat, or a coffee if I'm too lazy to do it at home. On Sunday (27th March) we popped in for coffee and hot chocolate after a walk along the beach. The service was very slow, but reasonably friendly and both the decaffeinated latte (for me) and the hot chocolate (for my partner) were excellent. The TeaRoom only re-opened a few days ago, just before Easter, after having been closed as usual over the winter, but I expect it will do a roaring trade over coming months. I/we will probably pop in a few times in coming months and recommend it, provided you are not in a rushing hurry.

Visited on 25/10. After long walk with my wife, we decided to have lunch at the links tearoom, as we hadn't visited for many years. On the plus side you can sit out or as we did as it was a little chilly we sat in. It is pleasant enough inside but lacks the personal touch as you have to go to the counter to order your food, rather than them coming to your table for order!They only serve a full breakfast from 10-12, we entered at 12.25, so a little disappointed at this however, I ordered chips, beans sausage and egg on toast, my wife a scone with jam and we had a pot of tea for two, this was excellent value for money at just under £10 and my wife enjoyed her scone and jam. However my meal was very poor, sausages were ok, not butchers however, beans were re-heated and chips ok, quite a few were too hard to eat, but for some reason we got two fried eggs on toast when only ordered one, toast was more like bread and fried eggs were overdone, the yolk was solid rather than runny!I should have really complained at this, but didn't want to make a scene as it was quite busy but really if you cant serve a basic fry well it is disappointing. Even with the prices being very reasonable it should be better than it is - not a patch on The Basil at the harbour whos breakfast is outstanding with freshly cooked butchers products

Had a light snack here on super sunny September day.The service was good as was the cost.We opted to sit outside with the great views across Moray Firth to Cromarty Firth entrance and watch the shipping come and go.

We stopped for a coffee, tea and a couple of children's ice creams, the price was not bad, but let down by the service.Basic cafe, that definitely serves it's purpose

This is a great little cafe with lovely views of the sea and mountains beyond.There is seating inside and out.Good choice of menu and lovely homemade cakes.Definitely worth a visit and next to a lovely children's play area and paddling pool.

We stopped off for a light lunch whilst walking aling Nairn beach. We all had a toastie and some home made soup which was simple but tasty. We then enjoyed an ice cream, there are several different varieties on offer. Very friendly and welcoming place and has a high chair (just one) for small children.

We stopped in without high expectations, as beachside tea rooms are often overpriced and disappointing. One of our group were looking for non-dairy milk and we didn't have high hopes. However they turned out to not only have soy milk but also gluten and dairy-free home baking availale in addition to other delicious-looking temptations. The coffee was good and actually hot, which is increasingly rare and the diary free cake was, I'm told, delicious.

polite and helpful staff,lovely food and good prices,eat in or outside,or takeaway,quality never varies.

Not much room but food made up for it, you may have to share a table with strangers, sits at the harbour and has views of the boats,

We decided after an afternoon playing with kids in the park and on the beach to go for ice cream last Saturday afternoon. We joined the queue at around 4.30pm and by the time we got to the counter your staff informed us they were no longer serving ice cream. No other explanation. Just no ice cream being served. Despite our protestations and the fact we were the last customers in the queue they still refused to serve and not only that but the lady telling us they we not serving was through in the kitchen!!!Nice to know your business is doing so well you can afford to turn customers away BEFORE your official closing time!

Very friendly and helpful staff. Lovely atmosphere and views.Tea served in a pot with a pot of hot water with nice cup and saucer. A must visit especially if sitting outside.

After a bracing walk on the beach we were welcomed and served the most delicious drinks and cakes even though there were ten of us and three dogs!

A great seaside cafe which was quite nice to find and take a break for coffee and a toastie. The prices fitted with the food quality and were fair. The coffee was good an refills were offered

Great little tearoom with affordable prices, huge selection and a fantastic young team who were helpful and very poilte. The homebaking was definitely the highlight of the visit - makes a change from other cafes offering store bought, overpriced goods.

Just like an old fashioned cricket pavilion, may be cold in winter, nice cakes and good price, outside seating available, good place to bring children, play park just by side

This place fed us and the family so it coped with dietary requirements from age 2 to 72. The food was basic but very enjoyable and well priced. Only down side is the toilet facilities are at the other side of the large play park.

We use this tearoom on a regular basis for days on the beach and on the Links for hot drinks, sandwiches, ice creams and meals. It's 50 yards from the beach. The inside was a bit cramped because we sat inside with the buggy but there are tables outside if the weather is good.

This is my first visit to this gem of a tearoom. I visited at lunchtime and ordered a plate of Scotch pie, chips and beans and a large cup of filter coffee. To say the food is good would not do justice to the hard work of the proprietor and staff of this establishment.I would eat there again and encourage others visiting Nairn Central Beach to do so as well.Highly recommended and good value for money.

I have been for lunch at the tea rooms for the last ten years on my annual holiday. It has a certain charm. I like the food and they do a good sausage and chips. Sitting outside you can watch the waves on the Moray Firth, go for a walk and then come back for a nice piece of cake and a coffee in the afternoon. I like the empire biscuits. Nairn would not be the same without the Links TeaRoom.

I went here for afternoon tea. I had tea and a yummy piece of cake.They are on the beach with a small casual sit down area.

Great views of the Moray Firth, warm welcome, lovely cakes to have with tea, coffee or delicious hot chocolate. A great find and a real haven on a cold blustery day. Good service too.

Arrived at this little tea room to shelter from the rain. It was absolutely packed but service was very swift. We had tea and an amazing home made lemon cake. Definitely worth a visit.

Lovely home made cakes and soups by Una , the owner. All freshly made and not microwaved like so many places today - sadly! Many other restaurants need to get their acts together as the public want GOOD food freshly made food and NOT microwaved!

Firstly, i have no idea why this little cafe hasn't got more reviews... its a lovely little cafe on Nairn beach. Me and my family loved there homemade cakes, especially there ones which are suitable for diabetics and celiacs. I am going to take my boyfriend to Nairn beach just to show him this little cafe! Just what you want on a day out on the beach!

This was our last of many visits to the tearoom. On 29 July 2013 my wife and I ordered tea for two at the tearoom, only to be served with a pot of tea for one. The tearoom gave small cups and the pot of tea only filled the cups once to three quarters. This cost £2.40. When we questioned staff about the size of the pot, we were shown an even smaller pot, no bigger than a small milk jug. This was supposed to be a pot for one. We argued about the fact that one previous visits, out of 'holiday season', the pot size was much bigger. Staff denied this. Obviously the tearoom is 'cutting back' on portion sizes and ripping holiday makers off. Staff denied this. When we asked to see the manager, she refused to come from the kitchen area, to discuss the matter, even though we were being very reasonable about the matter.Definitely our last visit to the tearooms.

We found the Links Tearoom nestling at the back of the beach in Nairn. It offered a wide range of sensibly priced dishes from full meals to just a drink, There is indoor and outdoor seating and a take-away service hatch. Staff were really friendly and wanted to please. We were a party of four adults and two young children. A high chair was available..