The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Highlands and Islands

The ice cream was delicious and the staff was kind and organised it was a very busy day and the staff managed to get our order at a decently fast pace and there didn’t seem to be any issues with other customers orders. Overall great cafe !!👏👏👏

While staying at findhorn bay camp site we decided to try Pizza for a quick meal . We had ham and pineapple pizza , garlic bread with feta dip and finished it off with tiramisu.It did not disappoint, especially the tiramisu.Decent size of pizza , plenty for 2 of us with 2 slices left to eat later .Didn’t have long to wait .

Used to come here a few times a year and it was lovely. Owned I think by an older person and had their family helping them out. Food was always good. Great views and lots of lovely gifts to buy. Came back to find the cafe and shop has new operators (the owners still own the place). The food choice was much less and I’m afraid I didn’t like the cake - too heard. The coffee however was excellent. Most of the gifts have gone too. I’m afraid it’s just lost something in the change. Work to do to bring back the sparkle.

This is a lovely cafe with good food, a nice ambiance and a convenient location on the main street - it was a great find. We met friends for lunch and between us we enjoyed the soup, the paninis and the toastie special - all homemade, all delicious and nicely presented. Service with a smile too. Definitely recommended!

Was New Year’s Day not much open this was packed with locals inside and out. Great food excellent coffee and a free beer from the owner for the new year what more do you need and dog friendly even better.

When you first realise that the building is actually a shop you are delighted to have found somewhere to buy food or in fact almost anything else you can think of. The bakery section is particularly welcome for hungry explorers. It’s a shame they don’t still have the DIY cafe.

It's brilliant to find a local and traditional cafe. This was a great find. We were made so welcome and we enjoyed some banter with local folks and they gave advice where to visit. We explored the local area and took in the amazing murials.

Paramos aquí en un día lluvioso después de ver las increíbles críticas. La comida era buena, las bebidas estaban bien y la sección de café en sí es preciosa. Cuando miramos en el sitio web, no estaba del todo claro que el área de juegos para niños estuviera justo al lado, pero no nos importó demasiado. Es un buen lugar para tomar una buena comida, ¡pero probablemente más si tienes niños!

Mary Queen of Scots Exhibition - absolutely fabulous. Extremely well put together and displayed. The Harrison family are lovely. Would highly recommend a visit. Whilst we did not eat at the cafe it all looked really good and was busy with both locals and tourists. A must....

It was a delight to drop in here for a light lunch, after the bedlam of Christmas shoppers in the city centre. It was quiet, pleasant decor, well-presented, modestly-priced, tasty soup with quiche and salad and efficient and friendly service. Although it was a treat to be away from the crowds, it seems a pity that more people weren’t there to appreciate it.

I went there with my sister and a friend to try they cafe upstairs and the food was amazing, you could tell it was all homemade and the man that served us was so friendly and nice, keeping an eye out in case we needed anything else. The nice lady in the main shop also asked how our experience was when we left too, which I was really nice. We’ll definitely be repeat customers.

Been here a few time. Fiona is great and does a mean coffee and scone. Have alwasy bought some artwork from here . worth a visit. Defo worth a lookm

OK technically. We went in around 3.20, to be told that as it closes at 4.00 only takeaway cups were available. A black mark from me. My coffee and my wife’s tea were tasty. At my age (high 70’s) going into a cafe for a drink is usually because a sit down is desired. Equally a proper cup and saucer. It was not said, but probably we should have sat outside. After 10 minutes all the other chairs were being turned upside down on the tables.

We are return visitors to the area and decided that we wanted to give this place a go after driving past many times. We are a family of four with two hungry boys and adults! It was a glorious day so we sat outside. We decided that we would just have mains and desert prior, so two of us ordered the fish and chips, my eldest ordered the burger, whilst my wife ordered the mushroom ravioli. The fish and chips were excellent, crisp batter and flaky fish and not a mean portion by any means, the chips were great as well and you could tell the oil was fresh it was fried in. The burger was full of flavour with a nice crisp outside and a generous helping of cheese with some nice crisp French fries and a lightly dressed salad. The mushroom ravioli, wow, I ended up having HUGE food envy of my wife’s plate!! Fresh pasta with a deliciously earthy mushroom filling and a wonderful sauce. Some of the best ravioli I’ve eaten to be fair! Desert was the sticky toffee pudding with ice cream, it was delicious however a little light on sauce but forgiven due to the quality of the pudding. All in all a great success and we may even visit again before we leave! If you’re looking for some delicious food then please give this place a go.

Excellent cafe based downstairs at Bonhoga Gallery and shop. Cakes, made by young woman who runs cafe, are amazingly good and reasonably priced. Nice views of stream and countryside. Can be busy at lunch time but otherwise OK. Simple lunch menu...soup, quiche. Friendly service.