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Stopped off for some food while cycling in the Cairngorms. Had some very tasty sandwiches, tea and scones and the menu had plenty of choices. Super friendly service, felt extremely welcome and comfortable! Would definitely come back next time we're in Scotland.
Very lovly owners! Great service, good food and talkative and helpful staff!
Highly recommendable if you need a little break on the road, a cup of tea and a little chat!
We stopped here for just a cuppa, but then decided on chips with bacon baps and one of us a sausage bap, all was delicious and so much bacon. The staff were lovely and friendly.
Had a nice lunch here. Cosy place with carparking and a good place to stop on a drive through the highlands. Good decor and nice friendly service
Great little cafe. Stunning views, good home cooked food and very friendly staff
Nestled in the hills right next to the road, offering a very nice selection of home made food. Clean, hospitablexand friendly helpful owner staff.
A wee hidden gem.
I had an enjoyable breakfast at the restaurant. The staff were a pleasure to chat with.
The restaurant is dated inside, but the service and food compensated for this shortfall.
Very friendly service, good food. Welcomed stop on the way to the Cairngorm!
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Cute Tea Room to stop and refresh. Delicious coffee and scones and the views... Gorgeous. Owners very Friendly and attentive .
A fantastic stop for tea/coffee and a cake or brunch or a full meal. The owners are incredibly welcoming and the homemade food is just what you need if planning a long walk. The fresh baking is well worth an ‘extra’ takeaway. The cafe is in an old stone farm building with a large wood burner to kee
Found this little cafe after getting caught in torrential rain and hail on the motorbikes. They took us in absolutely sodden, and we had a lovely cup of coffee while we dried off. Got chatting with the owners who were also bikers, and shared stories and chatted until the weather (and ourselves) drie
Very friendly and chatty
Lovely cup of tea
We had Gammon which was very tasty and succulent . Good plate of hungry hiker food for reasonable price
Cake for hubby homemade but no dairy free option for me today though apparently usually is .
Decor tired but very clean
Really good stopping place when h
Nine cyclists called in for lunch this week. A warm welcome but despite being the only customers it took a long time to take our order. Food is good and a fair range. I had a vegetable curry which provided the energy to cycle back to Aberlour. One of the few eateries on that road.
Fantastic place to stop for breakfast, food was excellent and the tart cake were absolutely fantastic 😍
Amazing breakfast. Really hit the spot. And lovely to have a decent pot of tea too. Super service, even allowing some lads who had come off the road to use their landline to get recovery sorted.
Stop while out for the day on motorbike. Lovely little place, all home cooked food. Would recommend the all day breakfast. Very reasonable price aswell. Would highly recommend calling in. Lovely owners.
Excellent stop for coffee, brunch or lunch. Soup sandwiches and/or main course options. Friendly welcome and comfortable warm atmosphere. Take out too. Highly recommended.
Was looking for a bit to eat on a motorbike trip around Scotland and stumbled across this cafe along a very quiet road with stunning views staff were very friendly and gave us some WiFi. Would definitely recommend. Jimmy n Pete
We went there for breakfast on our way home from tomintoul yesterday (30th June 2018). The breakfast was fantastic, as was the coffee and tea that we had, just what you need to set you up for the long journey home back to Sheffield. The hosts are lovely , friendly people, that make you feel very we
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