The best restaurants in Highland Highlands and Islands

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Small venue with a huge impact and friendly staff. The seafood menu is great, the cocktail menu impressive, but the sticky toffee pudding is top notch and should not be missed. Best sticky in Scotland.

We stumbled upon the café by chance. Parking on site worked perfectly. The staff were so incredibly kind and helpful. They helped us with the translation and were so calm and patient with us and the children... they were never annoyed or stressed, quite the opposite. They took their time with us and always gave us their time. It was a really great place. Everything was very clean, including the restrooms. The staff kept checking in on us. The food was amazing, delicious, and beautifully presented. We were served warm (empty) plates beforehand. We felt very comfortable, thank you so much for the lovely stay. Highly recommended!

We found this place by chance, having a flat tire and needing to stop. It ended up being one of our favorite experiences. THANK YOU to the staff/owners for looking after us before you opened, and for being so hospitable. We sincerely appreciate your kindness and loved our early lunch before the tow truck arrived. Best shortbread I've EVER had (they gave us the recipe and I made it the day after I arrived home!). I will never visit Scotland without swinging by to visit them again.

Whow! Highly recommend. Staff friendly and offer a warm welcome. Coeliac friendly and have many gluten free options. Little gift shop too.

Delighted to happen across this fab cafe today. Really enjoyed our bagels in the lovely garden, a total sun trap. Kids bagels were a big hit. Loved it all, thank you!

So good I went back twice in one day. The pistachio pastry was one of the best pastries I have had in my life 👌

Excellent meals with quality meat, we went back a few times that week.

Beautiful loch saw the northern lights while there nice sandy beach to. Dense forest that you can explore for days!probably the best place in the whole uk you got everything you need around here transport every day like £5 from aviemore to loch morlich or the mountain the bus takes you like half way up the mountain basically.lots of shops and camping shops in town but are pricey as hell so if you break you back pack or something you would be covered. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CAMP ON THE SMALL HILLS SURROUNDING AVIEMORE THAT ARE TREE COVERED TRIED GOING THERE AND IS NOT A GOOD CHOICE FOR.went there for 5 minutes and had to walk all the way back down back to town because the swamp type lake nearby very swampy in my opinion and good place for the midges and mosquitos to get you! But if your going to the mountains I've heard when its windy or you arrive late people pitch up underneath the mountain resort centre there's also a good bike shed on the side of it I'd use it it was rough up there .22s if you want to climb ben macdui its not long or hard and I found the mountain on green loch harder but that might of been because I had like 30kgs on me that day but you can do ben macdui and on the route back I think you can go up caingom mountain then back to the car park

Great food, service and prices.

A culinary nirvana! So good it should be listed as a main attraction on "Visit Scotland".

Very nice burgers and the waiter was so friendly that I want to eat there again. Beeing treated in A burger store so friendly is extraordinary.

Friendly staff and brilliant food

We stopped in here having been on a few local hikes. Great food, superb views of Nevis and the other peaks from the table and Cairngorm ale on draft. A brilliant find and would recommend for somewhere to eat, drink and relax.

Great selection of books, exciting atmosphere