The Tearoom in Argyll & Bute

Brilliant cosy tearoom. Good selection of homemade cakes. Freshly prepared snacks. Friendly staff. Well worth a visit.

The afternoon tea is outstanding. Good variety of sandwiches and cakes and fresh scones , salad and crisps Attention to detail was excellent, were aware of our dietary requirements (pre booking) Pleasant surroundings, and friendly staff Very good experience and will definitely be booking again

Nice cakes and coffee, but were very passive aggressive with polite requests for our group. If you’re more than 4 people, don’t ask to sit in. Expecting a backhanded response to this review incoming, as if you’re not local, I don’t think you’re really wanted.

Relieved to find such a lovely small cafe when visiting for the day. We had amazing scones and hot drinks. Nice atmosphere and decor.

Stopped here for a bit of lunch today. Service was very good as was the freshly made soup and sandwiches and at a reasonable price. Cannot for a minute understand the irrationally negative comments we’d read prior to our visit. Glad we stopped there. Thank you

Very nice place great service and exceptional cakes. Lady very friendly and attentive to all customers. Parking not a problem. My wife and our friend had the meringues and they both said they were to die for.

Every time we are at this cafe, the menu is great, prices are very reasonable and, best of all, mocha and hot chocolate are made with real cocoa powder! I couldn't believe how rich the taste of mocha was! Absolutely delicious drinks and sweet treats 😋 Cards and cash are accepted but cash is preferable as bank costs take a toll on the small business like this. I feel it is something we, as customers, never think about... The owners of the cafe are very friendly and helpful. We come to Argyll a few times a year, and a visit to this cage has become our favourite thing to do now ☺️🙏🏻

A really fantastic tea room, we enjoyed a great Scottish breakfast, great coffee and excellent service, the cakes aren’t bad as well 👌 our dogs loved the square sausage and our son now loves haggis 👍 thank you from the guy and family from Manchester 😀

Lovely little cafe with really tasty homemade food. I think the lady who served us owns the cafe. She was very friendly and despite being the only person there to cook, take orders, serve the food and clean we weren’t kept waiting long for our food, which was a generous portion of delicious food.

I do wonder whether the replies to feedback about this Tearoom are designed to put people off leaving them. We arrived mid-morning. We asked if the Tearoom could accommodate 7 of us (there were empty tables). A rather brusk response directing us. Order taken with no interaction. Few options for cake. At least we were spared the treatment of the next party that arrived who were basically told to split up or lump it. We were all so embarrassed that the people next to us vacated their table so the next party could be seated. We left quickly. Won't be returning. I'm expecting no acknowledgement from the owner.

This is a Place to Avoid Not Customer Friendly at All. Go to the Cafe Next door . We met a group who had just been Rudely turned away despite Seating availability We hardly stepped over the doorway before the Owner stated It’ll be at least 20 minutes before anything available Yes there were Tables available Yes they needed clearly But Businesses keep saying they Need more Customers so a Polite If you are Happy to give me time to clear Please take a Seat ! And this was in the Remote Scottish Highlands. Clearly No Problem with Footfall for her !

Spent a week travelling around North England, Scotland and Stopped here for breakfast. Had to Post a review as this was the best breakfast of our week. Both had the full Scottish and was perfect. The lady serving/cooking was by herself and the cafe was busy. She did a fantastic job and the food was fab. Thank you

Had lunch in this excellent wee tearoom and enjoyed one of the best pizzas ever. Hand rolled base, fantastic selection of toppings and amazing value for money. Was too full to have anything else from the home baking but I'll be back.

China cups and plates. Gorgeous baking. Everything a tearoom should be. Cakes are amazing and all hand baked by the owner. Has a Facebook page showing the days scrumptious treats! Enough to tempt anyone to visit! Reasonably priced lunch with a twist..... love it!

Kim bakes the best scones, meringues and cakes I have ever tasted. I so look forward to our trips to the tearoom. Fantastic food well worth waiting for.

Hidden Gem on Scotland's West Coast Dates visited: 28 June and 30 June 2022. The Tearoom in Tighnabruich is excellent in every respect. We visited on 28 June for breakfast. It was clean, comfortable and well-maintained, while the staff were friendly and welcoming. The coffee was definitely among the best we've had in any establishment in Scotland, and the breakfast rolls were tasty and well-cooked. We enjoyed our visit so much that we returned a couple of days later for lunch. The coffee was just as good as first time around, and the Haggis, Cheese and Red Onion toasties really hit the spot! The scones were very tasty as well. If I have one minor quibble, it's that the service was quite slow on our second visit, which I'm guessing is because the place was quite busy. The Tearoom offers great food and coffee at affordable prices, served by courteous and efficient staff. It's in a beautiful location, too, right next to the lovely Kyles of Bute. Definitely pay a visit if you're passing through Tighnabruich, and even if you are not. We'll definitely return in the future.

Was nearby touring and popped in this lovely place for breakfast. We both had a filled roll with everything in. The food was freshly prepared, brilliant coffee. Just what we wanted. The interior was tastefully decorated. Perfect experience. Thanks so much.

We had a lovely bite to eat in The Tearoom today! Loved the bright and cosy feel of the place, the service was really friendly and there was a pleasant atmosphere. We both had the haggis toastie, which we'd both recommend (even the accompanying side salad was a delight)! Highlight for me was the hot chocolate though: it's not often a hot chocolate is noteworthy, but this one most definitely was!! The cake selection was great too, and the banana muffin we chose to round off our bite to eat was a winner. We found The Tearoom to be very reasonably priced and excellent value for money - would highly recommend a visit here.

We visited for breakfast whilst staying across the road at the Old Fire Station. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed their food... breakfast rolls for the others and waffles for me. All cooked to order and friendly service. Hoping we get to go back to try the cakes before we leave!

We popped in for lunch after a walk along the loch. I had a bacon bun, with the lightest bun and it was filled with plenty of bacon, beautifully cooked. My husband asked for poached eggs on toast and could he have cheese on the toast. This did not worry the lady at all and she even asked him if he would lie the cheese melted, which he did. Anyway he really enjoyed his lunch and the tearoom had Frobishers real apple juice that pleased him. I had a pot of tea and a bone China teacup. Tea always tastes better out of bone China ...lol. I enjoyed anyway. I had a piece of lovely Victoria sandwich, it was scrumptious and my husband had millionaires shortbread, he said it was the best he had ever had and would have eaten more. We took away 2 raspberry and white chocolate scones. The bill was £23, for what we had great value. The lady running the tearoom was on her own, working her butt off, doing everything and she was still friendly, courteous and efficient. There are only a few tables inside, but you can call ahead and take out. You may want to consider doing this if it looks busy. Well worth a visit.

Arrived at around 3.30 nearing closing time and were given a table for a bite to eat, coffee and toasties were great, chicken in the toastie was not the usual cube affair thats given else where, we then had a couple of freshly home baked cakes, Victoria sponge was delicious, service was first class and very friendly, well done, wish you well through these troubled times in the catering industry

We are a party of 5 who were over at Portavadie for my 60th birthday. Due to the entry being 3.30 we thought we’d stop off at tighnabruach for lunch. We found The Tea Room and asked for a table for 5, after being asked to stand outside in the sleet for 15 minutes till the table was cleared, we were allowed to enter, we ordered five toasties, 8 cups of tea, a can of irn bru and 5 cakes total £62 ! The way we were spoken to and treated was shocking! In these troubled times you would think a tea room would be grateful for any custom. It was very obvious we were an inconvenience, as the cafe very quickly filled up and the regulars were treated totally differently from us. Would not hurry back

A wonderful little tearoom with the most delicious cakes and allows dogs. The owner was also lovely. A great find.

A delightful visit by both myself and husband today , the food was excellent and the baking exquisite . The toasties, although delicious, were surpassed by the beautiful home baking. The owner who carried out everything single handedly, was very professional in her adherence to track and trace, and very pleasant. The entire experience was one of relaxed indulgence, and one we will certainly repeat .

Fabulous place We found this gem of a place near to the end of our holiday and kept returning. We ate homemade pizzas which were delicious. We also ate a chocolate and raspberry scone and a brownie both of which we devoured. On our last...

Whenever we are in Tighnabruaich we make a point of visiting the Tearoom for breakfast. Great service and the Lorne sausage, haggis and black pudding in the breakfast are excellent. The tearoom also does the most amazing cakes. Strongly recommend a visit.

Great food and hugely pleasurable visit, intrigued by the haggis pizza I ordered and was not disappointed. Excellent food, super friendly and attentive service. Very dog friendly, bowel of water for my dog offered even before I asked. Excellent Covid 19 protocols.

Was on a business trip with fellow business colleagues. We had someone tell us they recommend this tearoom so we thought we should take a visit. While sat at our table it came upon us that there was in fact an entire family of repulsive...

When venturing to the lovely village of tighnabruaich on a leisure weekend and was recommended this place by some of the local commoners, and I must say I am bitterly dissapointed. After arriving at the venue wearing a 3 Piece Italian custom suit, the owner...

Large portions served of good food. Coffee great. Unfortunately we had to wait 15 mins to order and a further 30 mins plus to be served our food, it was worth the wait.

A great little find whilst we were staying at Portavadie. The biggest meringue I’ve ever seen and an awesome milkshake. The dogs were made to feel even more welcome than we were. Super friendly - highly recommended!

Lovely tearoom with great service from 2 friendly ladies . We came 3 days running we enjoyed it so much I had a scone with jam and cream , milkshake , empire biscuit and a shortbread biscuit , cheese and onion toastie ( not all...

I've been a few times now, never been disappointed, very friendly and helpful staff, lots of choice on the menu, the food is lovely, I had a breakfast roll, definitely coming back, did I mention the hot chocolate? Oh yeah, get one, just look at...

Ordered a flatbread and coffee, however flatbread was cold with and something that looked like it could be thrown together blind. Panini was nice, guess it’s good for ‘homey’ food. Cold atmosphere from the staff. Strawberry in the salad looked a little off too. Good...

Lovely food and service from the waitress, however the owner was anything but welcoming. When we came in, she was abrupt and seemed to have no customer experience whatsoever. Got glared at most of the time by her and got accused of stealing a track...

Fantastic little tea shop. We had cheese, tomato and olive flat bread, which was lovely and my husband had a tasty looking toastie. The cafe is dog friendly, which is a plus for us, as our wee JRT could join us. Fantastic selection of cakes...

The tea room is small and is decorated with maps and (stained) cushions. Seating is a mixture of narrow, upright and uncomfortable wooden benches, and chairs that were far more satisfactory for an adult to sit on. All around the tearooms there are trinkets of...

Enjoyed two Scottish breakfasts this morning. Freshly cooked upon ordering and excellent service. Food was really tasty and quality products. The Lorne sausage, haggis and black pudding were all good quality products and very flavoursome. Good service and all Covid precautions clear but felt welcome...

Having been by ferry to the Mull of Kintyre for the morning, we where returning from Portavadie to Dunoon and it was late afternoon, and in desperate need for a very late lunch. During these COVID19 times it can be difficult to find somewhere having...

The Tearoom offered a brilliant setting for a well deserved haggis toastie . Stopped off in a walk encompassing The Argyll secret coast. The service was incredible and it’s so rewarding to support a great local business.

Due to social distancing rules, & this being the only cafe open when we visited, there was no space in this little cafe but they sold us a takeaway which was wonderful. They went to the trouble of making a pot of tea to put into our paper cups & the scones were lovely & light, had plenty of fruit & a really good size.Would totally recommend.

The last day of our holiday and we popped in for breakfast. The Tearoom is delightful, prompt service, excellent C19 precautions and a fantastic, freshly prepared Scottish breakfast Highly Recommended

My partner and I popped into The Tearoom on Saturday 29th February 2020, for a spot of lunch, It Is a small with only about half a dozens tables however this does not devalue from the quality of service and food. It was a very pleasant visit, We only really wanted a light lunch/ snack type food, And the bacon & sausage rolls were exceptional, My partner did comment on how wonderful the Houmous was. However our eyes caught onto the home baking, The Victoria Sponge was delightful and the empire biscuit more delicious. We look forward in popping in again on our next visit to the area. It was such a pleasant experience. Thank you all

Overall a good place to eat , I loved my French toast with bacon and maple syrup and fruit. My partner had the soup which he said was good but. there was no vegan option for a sandwich. Service was very slow as there was only 1 person to do the cooking and serving

Stopped in yesterday for a couple of hot chocolates, a brownie and a scone. Lovely little tea room and exactly what we needed to get us through until dinner ! Will definitely visit again next time we are in Tighnabruich.

Had a scone and tea well presented and tasty came with cream and jam. Lentil soup was good. Small cosy tea room not very personal

In early November we weren't sure if much would be open in and around Tighnabruaich, especially as we needed it to be dog friendly. Delighted to find The Tearoom was both open and welcoming to dogs. Not a lot of tables but fine for us out of season. Soup and sandwiches seemed the order of the day after a chilly walk along the front. Owner suggested toasted sandwich was best for our chosen filling of haggis, cheese and red onion. Good call.

Called for a cuppa whilst on a coach trip Had tea and cake which was delicious This little cafe is so friendly, the staff are efficient and caring Would definitely recommend and would love to return

We were on a coach tour and taken to Tighnabruaich one morning. We were guided to another tearoom in the village but I’d spotted The Tearoom from the coach so my friend and I went there instead. Wonderful. We had scones, cream and jam, the scones were delicious. The whole ambience was just delightful.

I spent a week in Tighnabruaich while I was exhibiting in the gallery next door and I can't recommend this place enough. The staff are welcoming and friendly and the food is wonderful. I went in for lunch every day I was there.

I have walked past this many times and nearly been tempted in by the bacon rolls in the morning. It looks very inviting and my son and I popped in for a cake and coffee/ hot chocolate after a wee bike round Ardlamont point. Friendly service, nice coffee and quick delivery. Very nice, we will be back to try the breakfast rolls.

Vi blev mødt af en venlig servitrice og blev fristet til en meat-feast-burger med Haggis og Black Pudding (blodpølse). Den smagte virkelig godt til en kop te serveret i rigtige tekopper. Selve landsbyen er picturesque og et besøg værd

We stopped here for coffee and cake and this is the second time we have been. The cakes are delicious as was the coffee. It is only a tiny tearoom but really very good. They are also dog friendly which is a bonus.

sehr originelles kleines Café mit tollen Kuchen und einer sehr netten Inhaberin, die alles selbst und vor allem frisch zubereitet

Was travelling around and looked at reviews of various cafes and restaurants in area to inform our choices of eating places. The Tearoom had good reviews and first impressions were very positive - it was small, quirky and nicely decorated. The cakes looked tasty and inviting. The server briskly asked if we only wanted tea/coffee or if we wanted food which we said we did. We were handed a menu with no real interaction or communication and our order was taken in the same efficient but cold manner. Unfortunately when the food was delivered it was then that we noticed how dirty the server’s t-shirt and apron were. This may have been a result of her baking/cooking but it really put us off our food. We did eat some of what we ordered because it looked and tasted good, but it’s a shame that this really put us off because the tearoom itself, including the toilets looked clean.

We popped into the Tearoom on our way from Portavadie to Glasgow. Coffee was very good quality and the cakes were exceptional. My wife had a meringue, which she is still raving about. Would defintely return if we are in the area.

We were staying in the village for a week and had tried a few other places in and around the local area before we visited The Tearoom. We only wish it was the first place we tried and we ended up eating here three days in a row! The other places were tried were rather mediocre or below par, but The Tearoom is just great! A warm and friendly welcome and homely and pleasant atmosphere. The menu is simple, but it's always better to do the simple things well than to be overly fancy and make a mess of it. The all day cooked breakfast was delicious, the poached eggs were cooked to perfection and the home baking...is just "Wow!!!". Massive meringues with fresh whipped cream and fresh fruit are divine and the chocolate brownies are just the right amount of gooey. We cannot recommend The Tearoom highly enough! We only wish it wasn't a 2hr drive from home or we would be regulars!

Well what can I say absolutely brilliant Find.After a Long walk we ended up really looking forward to Lunch.Well let me say this place did not disappoint really fresh food and the home baking is to die for.The owners husband even gave us a lift back to our holiday apartments because some of our Party had blisters what a LEGEND. We will all definetely be back and will be recommending the Tearoom to our friends and family.

Good bacon and egg rolls, scones and cakes served with excellent coffee and tea. Staff friendly and efficient though toilet could have been cleaner. Worth a visit if you are passing.

A lovely Sunday afternoon out. Can recommend the haggis and cheese toastie, followed by fantastic home baked cakes.

Lovely cosy tea room, good service. Really good coffee, fantastic choice of cakes. Will definitely be returning.

Stopped by today for a coffee, which was lovely and an Empire Biscuit ... the best I have ever tasted. The couple next to me were having beautifully presented ham and cheese toastie selection and scones with jam and cream, looked delicious! Great service, well worth a visit. Meringues also looked amazing!

Was here through work relation when working on the resovoir and myself and all the lads at QTS were well catered for by this great wee shop. The owner even opened up a bit early for us as due to our working hours as the hotel wasn’t able to provide us with a breakfast. Food was fantastic really hit the spot.

I had French toast with bacon and maple syrup. Tasted amazing. I also had an amazing empire biscuit which I wish I got a picture of but was so tasty that I couldn’t stop eating it. I wish this was local for me, I’d be there all the time.

The best breakfast out I’ve had in a long time. The cakes are delicious. Lovely tea room and dog friendly too!

Tuesday sightseeing. Nice wee cafe. We both had the soup of the day, red pepper and tomato - delicious! And a toasties. Reasonably priced.

Popped in for lunch today and was not disappointed. Very friendly atmosphere and the soup and sandwich lunch was superb. I had a delicious ham salad sandwich and my husband had haggis and cheese in a toasti which was just as delicious, as was the sweet potato coconut and chilli homemade soup.

A must visit, if your near Tighnabruaich. Nice warm atmosphere, with the smell of fresh baked pastries. The staff makes you fell at home. Regards Seaball

Nice coffee and food - tasty and not overpriced. Good choice of drinks Staff lovely and the location is spot on Nice for family and dog friendly

The food was good except for the two hairs in the French toast. Although the bits at the bottom of the water glass weren’t appreciated either.

We were lucky to find this wee gem. The restaurant we had thought of visiting was closed and we were glad to find the Tearoom open and the food was great.

Always a pleasure to eat here. I love introducing my friends to it! Kim and staff are always so friendly and welcoming.

Toasted sandwiches, bacon roll and egg roll were brilliant very tasty. I took a large slice of victory sandwich cake away. It was huge and delicious. Would definitely recommend.

The Tearoom is well worth a visit. The menu is well thought out with some interesting variations. The toasties are excellent. I love baking but this lady bakes the most fantastic cakes. The merangues with fresh fruit and cream are simply to die for. The teas are served in China cups which I love. A lovely place to visit!

We only had a short while to find somewhere as the coach had stopped at this pretty little place of Tighnabruaich so we found this wonderful little tea room it was beautifully decorated and proper China tea cups we had the lemon meringue pie and tea which was lovely.The lady was very friendly and greeted us like old friends the place soon became crowded and she was on her own but we were all served quickly and we wish we could have stayed longer to sample more of the wonderful homemade menu this is a must for any traveller to find.They also cater for vegans and gluten free

After a three hour coastal walk with young kids moaning about how sore their feet are and how hungry they’ve become, you want to find a place which warms the soul as well as the palate. The Tearoom is such a place. A cafe of indulgent plates, I went for the soup of the day accompanied by a haggis toastie. Boy, it was good, hearty fare! Topped off by a gluten free brownie that puts ‘traditional’ brownies to shame. Great food. Exceptional prices and a must stop-off if you’re hiking, biking, or just trying to take it all in.

We popped in here for tea and cake and was not disappointed. The lady running the cafe was very friendly and service was quick. We all had a piece of the biggest Victoria Sandwich I'd ever seen. Truly Scrumptious, we all really enjoyed and ate the lot... Good job we had been on a long walk as this was alot of calories haha...

Stopped of here for coffee and cake on way to Portavadie. Best carrot cake ever, and I’m fussy! Scrambled egg v good too. Enjoy!

Don’t be fooled into thinking that Tighnabruaich, because it is tucked away, is not current, cosmopolitan, cracking - this little hideaway has serviced discerning visitors for many decades! That we keep returning, and never wanting to leave, in no accident.

We simply wanted a cup of tea and something tasty to eat. This we got. We entered to the smell of fresh baking and to a warm hello. Service was very good indeed - cheerful and helpful. Food was fresh and clearly 'home made' on the premises.

I had visited the Tearoom before and followed on Facebook seeing regular pictures of the wonderful baking. I've been a big fan of this place, telling all I knew about it. However, my latest was a great disappointment. I noted on arrival, the wonderful smells and delicious looking food all about me. My friend and I were very happy to be back. I thought the menu was new and noticed that it prompted me to discuss any allergies with staff. I'm not able to eat wheat so with a friendly smile I asked what there was gluten free. The smile was not returned and I was told well anything which doesn't have gluten in .... eggs, bacon, whatever. I have managed to work those things out for myself over the years. I ordered a salad and it was perfectly good. I asked then if there were any gluten free cake options and was told just the meringues. I have had meringue there before and it was quite a treat so said 'meringue it is then!'. My friend ordered a brownie which promptly arrived. My meringue never did. I didn't bother to repeat my request. My friend and I commented that the first smile we had from the proprietor was the one we saw as we left. The food my friend had was top notch but overall we were both disappointed with our visit and are not keen to return.

I live in Glasgow and come here when I'm in Cowal on holiday. I also follow The Tearoom on Facebook & have encouraged friends and family in Glasgow to come too. Came with a friend on Monday 30/4/18 and whilst the food was, as ever, very good (delicious cheese, red onion & haggis toasties) the service was overtly frosty & unwelcoming. The woman who served us did so begrudgingly as though we were actively causing her a problem by being customers. She also simply did not serve my friend her meringue yet brought me my brownie; both ordered at the same time. Because of her attitude we didn't bother reminding her - by this point not keen to give more business than necessary - and bought ice-cream at the shop, served by a friendly guy. It's a shame because it's such a pretty tearoom and the food is good. I'd be happy to forgo that though and go somewhere less pretty with more genuine service. I love this part of the country so much and usyally people in the area are happy to have customers and serve them.

Quite a small cafe but so good folks wait outside to get a seat when others leave Excellent soup and fancy cakes and others enjoyed their sandwiches. Would I go again, I sure would.

We live a short distance away in Dunoon and often drive out this direction being retired. We have been to another small cafe here that was a real disappointment and which we will never return to, but this is so not the case with this establishment! The place is small but very nicely decorated, but the food is really, and I mean really really well done. Put together to a high standard, original and very tasty. The cook must have either been well trained or just a natural, my guess is a bit of both. Have been twice now and will be back. It's worth the drive from Dunoon for this place alone.

We popped in on a Monday afternoon for a spot of lunch. My husband had the full breakfast and the quality of the sausage black pudding and bacon was outstanding. I had a cheese toastie and it was the best bread I have ever had ! We had to stay for cake as they looked soooo good. We had Meringues ! They were amazing. Great lunch and if I am in the area again I will be back for sure.

We had lunch here on a Monday which seems to be a busy day as some other local cafes are closed. Despite being rushed off her feet the owner was efficient and still managed a smile.

The Tearoom is a small but friendly eatery offering good homemade soup, cakes, scones etc. Free wi-fi.

Very friendly staff, warm welcome after a cold walk. Toasted sandwiches are very filling with a wonderful salad to accompany it with strawberries and blueberries (trust me it so works) Hot choc is a must have. Highly recommended, beautiful!

While staying locally on holiday we visited the tearoom to escape the cold. We were immediately impressed by the lovely...

3 of us popped in for a late sat lunch. Well worth the drive from Dunoon. Soup was perfect, Mushroom,...

popped in for a cuppa on a cold afternoon. goosd service and delicious cheese and haggis toastie. good value too

A fantastic wee tea room with a good variety on the menu. Reasonably priced with all food cooked fresh from...

We were looking for somewhere to stop for a cuppa, and came across this lovely little tearoom. I am so...

Popped in on Friday for a snack. Had a little time on my hands. Had a lovely Pot of tea and Fruit scone with strawberry jam and cream. Thoroughly enjoyed and beautifully presented. Friendly staff and not my first visit. Will visit again when in the area.

Popped in to this welcoming eatery and was very impressed with the quality of the food served- delicious. It was full when we arrived and everyone was served promptly and with a smile. I look forward to a return visit.

Popped in again as we love this little place.

I called in with family and friends for a quick snack. The food was good, and service friendly. Prices were good too. The tea shop is a little small, but, other than that, can't fault it.

China cups and plates. Gorgeous baking. Everything a tearoom should be. Cakes are amazing and all hand baked by the owner. Has a Facebook page showing the days scrumptious treats! Enough to tempt anyone to visit! Reasonably priced lunch with a twist..... love it!

We had been to this cafe before as a family and didn't like it but we decided to give it a second chance. We entered about 20 mins before closing and got the feeling we weren't wanted. There is a sign saying to let them know of allergies. So I raised that one of our party needed gluten free options. The lady said they had nothing. I suppose that is one way to cater for them - just don't. Couldn't she even stock a few prepacked biscuits or cake that are gluten free? We had a coffee and tea and jut had to eat our own gluten free bars we brought. Then paid. The attitude of the owner really leaves a lot to be desired. Having given two chances we won't be back.

Had a day out and ended up in this tearoom. What a find. Great selection of cakes and meals. Great cuppa too. Reasonable prices. Great views of the loch. Brilliant parking. Clean and tidy. Friendly staff. Would highly recommend this place.