A small, rustic shed that has been beautifully, yet simply transformed to provide the best cafe experience I've ever had. The menu is concise, but you can really tell that it's all properly home made to exquisite quality. The soup and cake were to die for and the view of the seals playing on the beach was magical. A proper treat. A visit is an absolute must!

I am almost lost for words to describe how nice this place is. I'm going to do my best, but still don't think I could do it justice. The only way to see how nice the food is, and how good the dining experience is here, is to travel to Knoydart and try it yourself! The cafe is in a converted barn and is quirky without even trying! Veronica who runs the cafe is a lovely person and fantastic host. We went for fish and chips on a Wednesday evening and Curry on Friday night. There was my Husband and I, and our 2 Sons aged 4 and 7. There was nothing left on our plates at the end of the meal. Our boys don't really eat curry at home. The fact they said it was 'amazing' is a real testament to Veronica's cooking. I have also never seen them eat fish and chips so fast and whilst they were eating them, and for days after they kept talking about 'how delicious' they were. The food was cooked fresh to order right in front of us, and served immediately to the table. We also indulged in some of the lovely homemade cakes and yummy hot chocolate that was available. The cafe has 2 large tables and seats around 20 people. There were others there when we were, and it felt like one big family sat around and talking to each other and about the magic of Knoydart. Of special mention too are the seals, which can be seen in the bay just outside the cafe and provided much viewing pleasure whilst we were there. Also, if the sky is clear, the views as you drive/walk to Airor are breathtaking. I honestly cannot recommend this place enough and whole heartedly intend to return as soon as we can.