The best restaurants in Wester Ross, Strathpeffer and Lochalsh Highland Highlands and Islands

A food-led community space by the North Glasgow Canal. Very simple, just soup cakes and toasties but very delicious. A selection of locally made sodas on offer. All set in an 18th century restored house that offers community gathering spaces and has a small vegetable garden.

Great coffee and sandwiches right off the highway. This is a little horse carriage stand, offering quick bits to get you back in the road. Offered both meat and veg sandwiches that were hot and delicious! Caramel coffees were yummy too! Satisfied us and our teenage son. This is right past the railroad tracks, so keep an eye out for the flags and signs by the highway.

Really lovely spot for a coffee and the beautiful scenery and gorgeous cakes

Delicious sea food! A real treat as part of our NC500 trip. I had the soup - Sooooo delicious, huge portion Also the sweet cured herring. Fab potato salad and again good portion My sons had the fishcake and the scallops Also delicious! Go there!

Stopped for lunch on the way back from the Hebrides. Excellent, old fashioned service, we felt very spoiled and valued as customers. Delicious food and wonderful ambience. The building and grounds are from a time gone by. The history of the building is all around, on the paintings on the walls. A real Downton experience and value for money. We cannot recommend this gem highly enough and we will make it a fixture on our calendar for future holidays. Thank you.

A decent place with dishes prepared with care by a Dutch chef. It’s in a charming location and a lovely place in which to spend lunch, which is what we did. Prices are quite punchy, but if that’s the price of ensuring places like this remain viable, then so be it.

When we arrived the dining room was very cold, we ordered the half lobster which was served cold with a boring bulked up salad which had no dressing, we were extremely disappointed especially given all the other good reviews, anyway, to find the dressed crab to be served in a plastic shell and not in its natural shell was extremely dissatisfying, the crab was also not fresh. Our burger was raw in the middle, the meal itself was quite plain, usually you would expect to have fries with it however it came on its own with the salad which again was boring that had no dressing. Overall, our experience was below standard, raw food is unacceptable and could result in death if worst case was to happen, unfortunately we will not be returning.

Lovely coffee and cake, served with a smile 😁

Everything is really tasty! And there is a fairytale atmosphere, where you can see that the owner has set up this bakery with passion and love. We just couldn't park our camper here properly.

Had an amazing brunch at this place which is enroute to Skyee from Beauly. Extremely courteous and passionate people about what they do. Food and service was top notch

Stopped for a quick break on the way to Poolewe. Even though they were short-staffed, they produced a wonderful soup of the day (sweet potato) and the lightest tastiest cheese scones. Such friendly staff and excellent value for money. Would recommend a visit if you're in the area.

Hugs both xx from us Dafthermits..

Cosy little tea room. The carrot cake was marvellous. And you get to browse to some gorgeous knitwear

Best place to eat in Plockton. The food is OK and staff nice However ithe menu has become more limited and prices are very high. £12 + obligatory service charge for a medium glass of wine! It feels very corporate, won't accept bookings in person - you have to book online

We were there on a Monday so the restaurant was closed but we thoroughly enjoyed walking around the beautiful gardens which are open even when restaurant is closed. Maybe you’ll even get greeted by the friendly dog Luna too! She was out helping her mom in the garden. Worth a stop to see the gardens & leave a donation for these clearly passionate gardeners.