The Little Soap & Candle Company in Highland

Visited here with my son while doing a tour in Scotland , what a lovely place. Certainly worth a visit if you’re in the area and have some nice food and gift shop as well.

This is a magic wee place. Excellent cake and coffee in a pretty garden setting, with friendly and relaxed service and a cat that was keen to try for a sample of my cappucino (denied). In the shop, a good array of small gifts and really lovely handmade candles and skincare. I bought candles and body lotion. While I fully appreciate that folk need days off, I was disappointed to only be able to visit over the course of my visit as closed Friday and Saturday. I'd have definitely popped in again and made a few more purchases if I could have.

What a beautiful little cafe. I had a lovely cream tea in a beautiful and intimate garden. The staff was very friendly. I'm glad I stopped by.

Beautiful garden area to sit in with parasols to keep you dry in the Scottish weather. Lovely coffee and cake and a lovely wee shop with gorgeous smelling soaps, candles and more. Highly recommend a visit!

A welcome find on the NC500. All seating outside but well covered (we were there on a rainy day). Had boxes of oatcakes with a variety of additions and hot drinks. Very good!

No sandwiches just little oatcakes to have either smoked salmon bits and cream cheese on or humus. Advertising scores jam and clotted cream but no clotted cream available. Apparently the one in the fridge was the sample!!. Why not remove the clotted cream pot if it’s not available? Sadly the scone wasn’t great. Sorry but a disappointing visit this time won’t be going back

A lovely little surprise along the NC500! A beautiful little shop with wonderful smelling candles and soaps etc, even lovely products for pooches!! Out the back is a beautiful little tea room, with tasty cakes and coffees. Great service, dog friendly and very reasonably priced. When people tell you to spend locally along the route, this is what they mean!! It’s a must!! 😊

Thankful to find them after hours of driving. Excellent signage along the way. When you walk in it smells amazing because of the candles and handmade soaps, They have a variety of products that you would want to buy them all, so we took the opportunity to buy a couple of gifts for the family. Also as the name says they have a secret tea garden, so pretty, you can even hear the birds singing. It was a very relaxing time and you can have a cup of tea and a scone, although they also have cakes and savories. It is very cozy, the staff is very friendly, and there is a cat that comes to you to say hello. It was a very nice stop in the small town of Drumbeg.

Wir stoppten spontan dort für eine Tasse Tee mit einem Stück Kuchen. Man sitzt im Freien, der Garten ist klein, aber nett gestaltet und eine Katze kommt vorbei und lässt sich streicheln. Wie es schon in den anderen aktuellen Reviews bemängelt wird, wird alles in Einwegverpackungen serviert. Wir würden deswegen nicht wieder hingehen. Der Secret Tea Garden hat keine Toiletten, aber es gibt öffentliche Toiletten am Aussichtspunkt in Drumbeg.

I was disappointed after reading other good reviews. It's true that the garden was pleasant, the service courteous and cafe cat a sweetie. But my wife and I assumed that a village cafe would have a toilet. The Secret Tea Garden does not have one. The waitress directed me to a public toilet 5 minutes walk away. I am in my 70s and could not reach the public toilet in time, resulting in real embarrassment and discomfort for me. In short, I had 'an accident'. Please make it clear on your website and on signage at the entrance door that no toilet is provided. Turning to environmental impact, every food item was provided in containers or wrappings that created rubbish - even the butter and jam for my scone. The plate and cup were also single use. It's not good enough now to argue that some or even all of the rubbish was recyclable or compostable. In such a small cafe real plates and mugs could be used and small amounts of butter and jam could be served in reusable containers. These are the reasons why I rated the cafe 'poor' and will not recommend it to my friends unless these issues are addressed.

The Secret Tea Garden has a lovely environment and friendly staff. However, this was spoilt by the ‘fast food franchise experience’. You order the prepacked food (in plastic and cardboard) at the counter and then have it placed at a collection point. Such a pity. It also seems very short-sighted to use single use items even if these are compostable. It was not made clear if the large amount of plastic material used is compostable. Compostable materials can release harmful substances when breaking down not to mention the resources and energy used to create them. Completely unnecessary in a small tea room when plates and cups can easily be reused.

A rainy day on our NC 500 trip by motorcycle! Stopped at the viewpoint at Drumbeg and noticed the Secret Tea Garden sign ( I do love a candle as well) so we popped in and where not disappointed! Lovely green tea, scone ,coffee and cake in a peaceful leafy setting even nice when damp. Lovely candles soaps etc as well really made my day on a long wet ride.

We were recommended to go here from the campsite we were staying at (clachtoll). Was a great little pit stop on the drumbeg loop. We got some tea and cake and a lovely candle to take home. Loki the cat did get a little too friendly when he noticed our cakes but the girl came out and ushered him away.

Brought a candle from here and it’s the nicest candle I’ve ever brought. Smells gorgeous and is so relaxing. Also had a scone when I was here which was lovely. Would definitely come again and I’ll be ordering another candle online!

I’ve been here twice in the past few years when I’ve done the NC500. Coffee was lovely, we paid approx £7 for two coffees with vanilla syrup. It has some spa music on and the candle shop that you walk through to get to the secret garden, smells of lavender and just switches you into chill mode straight away. The scones looked delicious but we just had coffee. We sat in the secret garden under the sun umbrellas and listened to bees buzzing about, drinking coffee and stroking their very friendly cat. Would recommend to anyone and will come back if I come up this way again.

We drove up to Drumbeg whilst staying in the area and we sat the little garden at the back on a lovely sunny day. It’s dog friendly and the scones and coffee were delicious they also have a lovely little shop aswell. The prices are really good for the food and it’s all packaged well. Would highly recommend a visit if in the area. Views are amazing from up there

A more unlikely place to find a quaint tea room we would struggle to find. Located just on the way in to Drumbeg, if you blink you would miss it. The lady in the shop was very pleasant and offered a really good cream scone and hot drinks. The setting was very peaceful and relaxing. You need to park up on the opposite side of the road and walk to the shop/cafe. No more than 100 metres or so. No toilets on site, but public toilets just along the road as well as great viewpoint.

You may wonder what lies behind the front here, but walk through the door, the small shop and into a garden of infinite wonder! Tables guarded by large parasols and canvas coverings, plants and wildlife and a peace you need to experience to understand! There aren’t many places where silence is just that, no hum of a motorway, no babble of a city, just nature screaming at you. You can almost hear the snails mooching along. Oh yeah, great tea too!

This is a really nice spot, worth a visit if you’re in the area. The garden is really charming, we enjoyed our tea and coffee and the products in the shop are lovely. The member of staff I spoke to - the owner I think - was helpful and clearly passionate about what she does.

Found this place by chance. Beautiful outside space - cakes and coffee excellent. Cheese boxes were great value - very generous and made an absolutely delicious lunch on the go. Added bonus of wonderful selection of skincare and perfumery products.

Visited on part of the 500. What a cute little place. The road to it is mental and this place is a good spot to unwind. Had cake and hot drinks. Good value and excellent quality. Highly recommend

This is a lovely little independent cafe. The snack lunches and cakes were delicious, reasonably priced and avoided use of plastics. The staff were friendly and helpful. They also sold candles, soaps etc. Pretty garden with animals in adjacent field. A lovely stop on a...

found this traveling on the nc500 small family business selling candles and face creams worth a visit

Our rental house in Nedd provided beautiful soaps from Assynt Aromas. In November the tea gardens & shop were closed but the online store’s open all year. I made my order, they confirmed they could fulfil it before our departure date. Paid online & picked...

We loved visiting this independent tea garden. It was so quaint and idyllic serving an amazing range of cake and hot drinks. We were gutted their season was coming to a close on 9th September as we wanted to recommend to our friends doing the...

We were lucky to get a table abs the last scones of the day. The place was very busy and the only downside was that it was very busy inside, queuing to order cakes and buy candles etc. At the same time the postie was...

Delightful stop for coffee and cake but you can easy miss it. If you are passing through Drumbeg on the North Coast 500 make sure you look out for it. The lemon drizzle cake was delicious.

Add this gorgeous little place to your bucket list! They have a fantastic story and selection of products in their shop. We also thoroughly enjoyed coffees and cakes here in the garden. Would highly recommend!

Stumbled across the place whilst doing the NC500 route. It's a cute little set up and if you blink you will miss it. Serving cakes, scones & pastries - hot & cold drinks and a small selection of savouries, it was a great little spot...

A quaint and secluded little spot. We stopped here for lunch with our two young daughters. It's a nice quiet little garden setting to sit in. The menu is fairly limited but we were very happy with the food and drinks we were served, and...

Lovely coffee and cakes with a superb selection of scented soaps and candles. Cool fun vinyl also for sale and set in a beautiful secluded garden. All really nicely done.

Visited to buy some soap as I loved the one in our accommodation and the gift shop was so lovely we went back later for coffee and cake in the beautiful secret garden. The salted caramel and chocolate cake was amazing

I stopped off to buy myself a present, which I did, the gorgeous ‘Hidden Glen’ candle, it literally smells of relaxation! While I was there I picked up a coffee and spotted the vegan salted caramel cake, which I ordered to take out with my...

I visited this gorgeous tea room and shop a few years ago. It was absolutely beautiful. I have always purchased candles and soap from here, since then. The tea room is sadly closed this year, for very obvious reasons but Helen has done a wonderful...

We discovered this little oasis of calm on our bike ride a couple of years ago and recommend you visit this small but perfectly formed tea garden. At the time we had no means of carrying anything so I ordered soaps online when we returned...

Spent one happy tea time in this place, but will definitely come back! Do stop and enjoy tea, and their shop... They even have black (!) cocoa ice cream...!

We have visited here a couple of times for coffee and a mooch around the shop. Freshly made coffee with a variety of cakes are available. This is all set in an ideal area.

This falls under the category of one of those too good to be true places, but it really is. You enter the tiny village of Drumbeg perhaps welcomed as I was with sheep grazing on and around the road. It’s then hard to believe there is this boutique candle shop which would look perfectly at home in Harrods in the middle of nowhere! They produce a delectable range of contemporary candles in all sorts of stylish Highland related scents.Then there is the enchanting tea garden and an array of cakes and drinks that again are very on point. A rainbow cake akin to what you would find in a Soho House is but one of the delightful parallels. It’s a joy that they also offer various savoury treats. I chose a piece of cake and a tea, looking forward to this moment of tranquility only then to be confronted with the fact that there is a minimum spend for contactless and so came to end my pit stop in paradise. I found this disparaging especially if you are a solo traveller it feels prejudice. It’s not like there is anywhere near to get CSH. What a shame. Not so cosmopolitan in the end.

Stunning drive from Lochinver via Stoer brings you to Drumbeg. Had already read the reviews and wanted to come to the secret tea garden. So glad we did. Looks very unassuming from the road but don’t be deceived. Candles and other products really good quality couldn’t resist treating ourselves.

We perhaps visited at around the same time as the people did who left a previous review. We had the impression from the English lady who served us that she was not particularly interested in our business. Very cool with us and we had to work hard at getting any kind of interaction or response, let alone a friendly hello. The place was empty.Perhaps it was an off day. Most people who work in customer facing jobs have those, but try hard to put on a face for the paying public and not let it show otherwise you risk giving a poor impression when a customer visits and lose revenue.

Seems that Scotland closes on a Sunday but this cute secret garden does not, thank goodness as we were very hungry! Had the cheese and oat cake platter, very tasty and nice to chill out in the lovely garden. Some fantastic aromas with the candles too.

Double vocation pour cette belle petite étape: boutique de bougies de senteurs (bio exclusivement!) et un petit salon de thé en terrasse heureusement protégée de la pluie par d'imposants et efficaces parasols. Très bons chocolats crémeux et scones roboratifs. Pas de wifi / pas de signal / pas de portables ! c'est un parti pris.Sympathique et Bravo !

Just love this hidden gem. Try to visit every trip. The products are lovely as are the staff. The tea garden is great. Lovely coffee and a scone in a garden sheltered by hedges, flowers and sunshades. Serenaded by a robin and sometimes a cat deigns to pass by.

Ein toller Tearoom. Eher für Schönwetter geeignet, da teils openair. Für grosse Gruppen nur bedingt, da max 4er Tische. Keine Toilette, eine öffentliche gibts 200 m die Strasse rauf.

We visited here when we did nc500. This tea shop was 1 of the best places we found. We went to coco mountain ( we were not impressed ) but I have to say this tea shop is a million times better not only cheaper but so much nicer and better service and the cakes are amazing ( and I'm not a great cake eater ) the garden out the back is amazing. I would recommend this tea shop and drumbeg is buitifull

We visited here today on a very wet day. We got absolutely no welcome from the young man or the woman that was more interested in putting her candles on display. We decided not to stay as we didn’t feel welcome. Will just drive past next time. We visited last year and we really don’t know why we went back this time. There are also no toilets in this cafe.

A nice cup of tea, in perfect surroundings, with a cat thrown in for company. Purrrfect! This is our "must go" place for every summer holiday

Good food and friendly service in surprisingly lovely surroundings where the cafe outside is built around a naturally growing tree.

Stopped off for coffee and cake on a really wet day. The umbrellas inside gave it a really cosy feel and kept us dry. Our cakes were delicious! Also bought a room spray from all the gorgeous soaps and candles for sale.

This is a real gem if you are travelling around Assynt lovely calm surroundings with lots of lovely flowers and plants free from mobile phone annoyance! Lovely coffee and cakes all freshly made and great service cant wait to return.

Bei der Durchfahrt unbedingt Besuchen, ein Stopp der sich lohnt. Gemütliche Gartenterasse die zum verwechselt einlädt. Bei sehr gutem Kuchen und einem wunderbaren Kaffee.

Stopped past Drumbeg on a rainy day to visit the Garden. It is well worth the drive. The shop is beautiful with fantastic products available for both men and women. The secret garden is fairly well sheltered from the rain although some of the chairs were wet. The hot chocolate and chocolate cake more than made up for the weather! It was amazing!! If you’re up on the NC500, make a detour and visit the place.

What a fabulous find! We stopped here for tea and scones and they were delicious. Also the home made candles and soaps are gorgeous.

My husband and I live in Drumnadrochit and were staying at Oldany Farmhouse near Drumbeg. We purposely visited The Secret Tea Garden and were delighted. We had coffee, hot chocolate (full monty version!) and a scone with jam. The young man who served us was very polite and helpful. The lady who was busy with what apeared to be stock taking was also polite and took the time to say hello too. We would def visit again if in Drumbeg and even bought some toiletries to fetch home from the aromatics display.

Took the road to Drumbeg (beautiful, worth it, but slow) and found this wonderful little surprise worth stopping at. Great place for tea, coffee, a latte or sweets, but also some great gifts. Very nice family / owners. Beautiful outside little garden seating area.

As you delight in the views on the Drumbeg loop it is definitely worth a stop on the outskirts of Drumbeg. This tiny aromatics shop (hut) opens up into a wonderful little garden. Once you have browsed a surprisingly broad menu board, order at the counter and browse the candles and creams while you wait. We had an excellent cheese plate and scone. The cakes looked great. The garden offers a tranquil place to have your snack and feed the friendly little robin if you choose.

Saw the signs and called in on the off chance. Small shop selling home made organic candles/toiletries, with a small cafe attached. Tables all outside and a bit chilly, but lovely soft blankets provided! Prices v reasonable as portions generous. Recommend the cheese and biscuits, the choc orange cake and the scones.

A beautiful little hidden gem! At first glance we were disappointed with the limited menu but opting for the cheese savoury snack followed by scone with ham and cream, it was a very pleasant lunch. Maybe needs a few options for young children and maybe the cats need discouraging from running on the tables but a lovely place for lunch.

Nous avons découvert cet établissement tout à fait par hasard, quelle belle surprise! Il faisait beau et chaud, nous étions à l'extérieur dans un petit coin enchanteur et avons pu manger un petit en-cas (délicieux saumon) avec une tasse de thé.

It really is quiet an odd place? It was empty but there was a system for serving which was not user friendly .

Op de weg naar Drumbeg kwamen we secret tea garden tegen. Een plek met geschiedenis. Moeder en zoon runnen een winkel met zelfgemaakt kaarsen en zeep. Allemaal op verantwoorde wijze. Daarnaast kun je bij hen eenvoudige maaltijden en heel veel voor bij de thee of koffie. Een hele charmante plaats waar geen wifi, mobiel signaal is. Tijd voor het goede gesprek. Er is overigens ook geen toilet. Daarvoor moet je een paar honderd meter terug of verder lopen (3 minuten) en naar het openbare toilet gaan. Het aantal parkeerplaatsen is heel beperkt. Je kunt je auto beter bij het View point in Drumbeg stallen en 300 meter de weg naar beneden aflopen. Een leuke ervaring deze korte stop

This is our second visit to The Secret Tea Garden. This time we made a significant detour to call here for morning coffee and were not disappointed. There is a lovely range of scented products some of which are quite unusual and indeed we have also bought online since our last visit.

It is a joy! A Must Visit ifyou are in the area. Adorable tea room with yummy cakes and the oh the beautiful soaps, lotions, candles and so much more. The little shop is beautifully laid out and filled with the most wonderful heady scent of the lovely products. I could have (actually did) spent a fortune. So happy that there is an online shop!

This really is a hidden gem on the NC500. We stopped off here for coffee and cakes. The owner was very welcoming and as well as making fab cakes she also makes incredible scents/candles/diffusers which we also bought. This part of Scotland is breathtaking and it's great to stop at places like this to recharge your batteries!

Went with friends a couple times now and loved the fact there was no WiFi and all their little quotes dotted about. A beautiful secret tea garden with the best lemon curd cake I have ever had and the best hot chocolate in the area.

Great little place selling homemade candles and lotions.

Popped in here after a bit of hill walking - one thing which had struck us was the price of some establishments, charging eye watering prices for average food. But not here. fair prices for fine food. And the food isn't even their main line, the business started making candles & soaps. Cale & Pate recommended.

It's a must along the NC-500, the hot chocolate is to die for, the cakes are delicious, a wonderful break in a little piece of heaven, highly recommended.

My friend and I stopped here on our NC500 route and had the mackerel pate and red pepper humous pate with pancakes which was absolutely delicious! The tea garden is beautiful, loved the highland cow and deer painting and the cosy blankets. The shop has lots of lovely gifts and very friendly son who works here. Would love to visit again, wish it was closer to us!

Tiny with outdoor seating only. Blankets and canopies to provide shelter. A little shop sells candles and soaps made by the owners. The coffee and cakes are great quality! Brilliant stop on the Drumbeg loop... But restricted parking. Dont block the road!

Situated just along from the lovely viewpoint in Drumbeg, and well signposted despite the name, this is a pleasant place to come for a coffee. All seating is outside, but the usage of multiple garden umbrellas makes this perfectly fine.

A beautiful garden in a stunning place. Delicious cake & coffee. Very friendly & helpful people. Just lovely.

What a delightful place! Hidden away off the beaten track but worth the drive. An original selection of savoury bites (e.g. mackerel pate and oat cakes, Scottish cheese selection, etc.), as well as a very appetising range of beautifully-presented cakes and sweet goods. All served with a smile and at very reasonable prices. The tables in the garden are covered by huge umbrellas, so you won’t get wet if it’s raining a bit. The selection of creams, candles and other home-made natural products is also very appealing.

A découvrir absolument : le décor est enchanteur, les gâteaux et boissons sont à tomber et les propriétaires sont charmants ! Les scones sont délicieux !

A must if you happen to be passing (if not, why not? The drive alone is to die for) .. a lovely little ship selling home made scented candles, soaps and other related stuff (bit pricey maybe but then nothing pure ever comes cheap) .. and do take time out to sit in the magical little garden and have a coffee and home made cake.

If the wind is blowing, this is the place to be...quiet and secluded away from the wind. The fully loaded hot chocolate is amazing! There are no washrooms within the establishment however the local washrooms are a 10minute walk away - this was not an issue. The baking on sale could be fresher though. Very accommodating overall and if you are passing by, worth stopping!

Firstly, I mostly enjoyed my experience here. I had a latte and it was great.

The aroma of the aromatic candles & lotions is fabulous and the secret garden is a haven in which to enjoy a refreshing cup of tea and cakes. Proof if proof were needed, that you can put your heart into a project that benefits everyone! Well done Mum & Son!

Drumbeg est en soi un endroit assez perdu... et lorsque l'on arrive chez Assynt Aromas by Mum and Son, on s'attend à tout sauf à une étape gourmande avec shopping très attrayant puisque la production locale de produits parfumés est très alléchante... tout comme les gâteaux dégustés dans un petit jardin bien secret comme on les aime. Les chats vous observent et vous, vous savourez l'instant présent en écoutant bêler les moutons dans le champ voisin. Une belle étape un peu hors du temps. Vaut le détour sur une route à voie simple comme l'Ecosse en garde le secret!

We called in by chance and enjoyed coffee and cakes in this lovely place. The atmosphere was just wonderful, and the scented products on sale were lovely.

I just loved this little hidden treasure. It was a misty Scottish afternoon. Just cool enough to appreciate the Earl Gray. Outside tables in an intimate, lush green courtyard. One of my favorite memories of this very memorable vacation. In addition to the tea and pastries, homemade soy candles & soaps with the fragrances of the highland wild flowers are available.

Popped in for tea/coffee and scones.

Nice little shop with candles, incense and soap. The cake selection is fantastic if not a little expensive, given the location this can be expected. Disappointed by the fact dogs where not allowed through into the garden. We chose to sit out the front with our pooch rather than the suggested "leaving" her out the front. Quaint little place, shame about the dogs not being welcome but that's fair enough.

This lovely shop sells not only handmade aromatic soap, candles, lotion etc. but als have one of the nicest secluded teagardens I have ever seen. This place lies off the beaten track and only thos who are willing to go the extra mile are able to dicover this beauty in the Highlands of Scotland. A must see!!

Our first visit today which certainly won’t be our last. Tea, coffee, cakes and a few savoury options. Whilst the children chose cakes, we went for the cheese platter - delicious. Lovely outdoor garden seating. The purpose of our visit was to pick up some of the great selection of handmade soaps and candles, all made with natural products, keenly priced. Thoroughly looking forwards to using them and to utilising their online purchasing option.

This was our first visit to this wonderful part of Scotland. Having driven down the beautiful coastal road to Stoer and walked to Stoer head and the Old Man of Stoer on our return we fancied a little treat. The Secret Tea Garden proved the ideal place. A warm reception, excellent service and delicious cake - what more could anyone want? (Well actually I decided I wanted a bar of fragrant Highland Flower soap as well and now wish I'd splashed out and bought some hand and body lotion too. never mind - you can buy on line so will be dropping some heavy hints as my birthday approaches!)

Lovely little tea room and candle shop. Very welcoming and unexpected gem on a quiet back country road, well worth a visit.

Niché à Drumberg, dans un endroit un peu improbable, se trouve ce petit café.

We were looking for something to eat for lunch and had been recommended these tea rooms. They mostly focus on cakes (which looked amazing!), but we were after something savoury. They have a limited choice of two options, so we had both! A cheeseboard and a mackerel pate, both served with oatcakes, and both very tasty. We sat in the small garden, which was a nice respite from the sun.

Ergiebiger Coffeeshop mit sehr schmackhaften Kuchen; selbstgemachte Körperpflegemittel und Kerzen zwar etwas teuer, aber angenehm in Duft und Ergiebigkeit. Supergärtlein, das in der Hochsaison aber schnell überlaufen sein dürfte. Ausschilderung und Parkmöglichgkeiten sind verbesserungswürdig, sonst fährt man gefrustet schnell weiter. Nettes Personal, das in familiärer Art bedient und gern berät.

We visit the secret tea garden every year. It is still beautiful, but this year we were disappointed ! It's the paper cups and plates ! Part of what we loved was the beautiful china . Where is it? what's happened to it? We didn't see the sign to ask for real cups and plates as mentioned to others in their reviews. Bring back the real stuff!!

Charming little cafe. Very welcoming on this long and winding road! Garden is crammed full of plants with the tables and chairs set amongst them. Very tight but on a sunny day very pleasant. Also sell their own home made soaps

Although we live not far away, we had never visited this little place until we took visiting friends out for a drive along the nearby coastal road. What a lovely little place! We had tasty coffee and a delicious piece of cake in the garden which was full of flowers and trees. There is no signal for mobile phones, thank goodness, so you can sit and chill out

This is in many ways a lovely place however we felt it was spoilt by its exclusive use of disposable cups and plates. Not only does this make the experience of drinking and eating less pleasant, it also means a mountain of waste every season. In an age when we are becoming increasingly aware of the fragility of our environment this is contributing to environmental disaster!

I stopped there after my B&B; host recommended it, and was not disappointed! The place is located slightly off the road, and you need to park across from it (but not far), which makes it very quiet. The terrace is really pleasant (particularly thanks to the glorious weather). You order at the counter, and get a number to come pick up your order when it's ready. I had the hot chocolate (complete with whipped cream, marshmallows, and chocolate sauce), and a scone with clotted cream and jam, and both were delicious. I'd definitely come back!

We came here a couple of times last week. The Mum and son who run it are very friendly. The garden is delightful and the cakes are fantastic. We'd have preferred the drinks to be served in real cups/mugs rather than paper cups. They also sell gorgeously fragranced candles and soaps.

Found this place on TripAdvisor. Nice little spot with a small shop featuring neat little gifts. There's a partly covered seating area through the back - great when it's a nice day. We stopped by for a cake and a fine piece. Don't remember there being too much else beyond this area for a while so worth a pit-stop.

Tucked away below the road in Drumbeg in a lovely sheltered spot this is a great wee place, the Hotel looked shut or at best unwelcoming when we were there over Easter so this place was welcome. Good range of cakes and hot drinks and some small gifts including their own home made candles which are a great gift to take home. Would strongly recommend a stop here on what is a wonderful but slow road.

Real pleasant surprise once inside, good layout and friendly service well worth a visit Great selection of candles and gifts

I was reading other comments and I don't think it's pricy at all £4.95 for a beautiful piece of highland soap handmade in gorgeous paper. We loved our tea and cake. I would have loved to have gone to the toilet as we had travelled far but the sign said it was the public ones up the road and I wasn't going to loose the last parking space left!