This was a fantastic surprise. My friend and I just popped in to have a small bite to eat and we…read morewere blown away both by the quality of the food and also the generous size of the portions. Neither of us could finish our lunch. Thoroughly recommend this small cafe. It doesn't look much from the outside but prepare to be impressed once your order arrives.

Amazing made to order sandwiches. Sausage rolls like nothing I've ever tasted before. I go there…read morepretty much every day and am always impressed. Big fillings too. Today I had coronation chicken and even the chicken is roasted in-store. Leek quiche so rich and sweet it could have been a pudding! £3.20 for a sandwich that will FILL you up and probably the tastiest thing you'll eat today/this week.

One of the best meals I've had in Scotland! My absolutely delicious meal consisted of a Chicken…read moreTikka Panini with a side salad, White Chocolate Coconut Cake and tea. The panini was so flavorful, with plentiful filling, and served hot and toasted. I'm so glad I chose it! The side salad was a nice optional addition, and I'm glad I made that choice. It was quite a filling meal and with my soda cost less than 8£. Another good decision was to get a slice of the White Chocolate Coconut Cake with a pot of tea. The cake was moist and fresh with a beautiful white hi plate icing with coconut on top. It was all so delicious! The deli also has coffee and lots more on the menu. As well they gave a small selection of gourmet deli items, fresh free-range eggs, cheeses, and lovely looking produce. Well worth a visit!

Some very friendly and helpful people at this little deli with a big selection. I went there…read morelooking for cheeses and found a good variety ( really loved hr smoked Orkney cheddar). Then I found and tried the homemade coleslaw - yum. I went back for a few more tubs before catching the ferry. They open fairly early. Give it a try - and try the Orkney.

Walked around quite a bit popping our heads into coffee houses. Found this gem. Fabulous homemade…read moreshortbread by the cash register .

A charming breakfast spot in Inverness with gigantic portion sizes. I left having felt like I ate…read morethree meals despite ordering just one for myself. The staff are so friendly and are alone a reason to visit. Try the banana milkshake!!

Great Scottish breakfast spot. As the name says, they did delicious comfort foods well. The toast,…read moretatie scone, sausage, bacon, tomatoes, mushrooms, haggis, and black pudding were all delicious and cooked well. The eggs were a bit bland. Seated quickly Saturday 11 AM. I liked that it was decorated with what looked like the owner's own wall art

Small little corner eatery in Beauty. About 20 min west of Inverness as you head toward Ullapool…read more This little spot has deli, picnic supplies, desserts, booze as well as a nice menu. Stop by and grab supplies but before you go try some of the food. We had the quiche and some coffees. They were very tasty. We also picked up some shortbreads and other supplies. Price wasn't bad and the the service was nice. It is quiet and nice inside.

Cute little cafe in Beauly, which was a pitstop during a day tour of Culloden and Glen Affric. The…read moresoup and sandwich combo was perfect for a light lunch. Service was quick so we were able to spend a little time checking out the town.

I love this quirky touristy shop on Aberlour High Street in the centre of Aberlour town just beside…read morethe piazza. You go in for a snoop around and out you come with a few goodies. HOW come? Well, if and when you visit this shop you will find out why :-) It's the power of persuasion of beautifully displayed items that tempt your consciousness and you won't know what happened until it does. I think they petty much sell everything from typically touristy to every day items like whiskey, tea pots, egg holders, chutney, honey, shortbread, chocolate, cakes, teas , napkins, wine, special beer, gin, fish, sausages, salmon, caviar.......and much more. If you have the time don't miss out and stop there for a bit of browsing.

In the middle of a 3 Speyside distillery tour, we needed lunch! There are a few good sit down /…read morenicer restaurants nearby, but we don't typically have a big meal mid-day, so we found Spey Larder to be a good option for takeaway sandwiches (or "Rolls" as they call them) It's a market with a full deli and a great cheese selection. I'm a vegetarian, so got a Cheese Roll on a seeded roll. They make it on the spot for you, so you can let them know what you want or don't want on it. It's quick service with pre-packaged drinks and snacks available if you want. There's no seating, but it's a couple of minutes' walk around the corner to benches which overlook the Spey River. If you want something quicker and perhaps lighter than a full sit-down meal, Spey Larder will serve you well.

I love this shop. They have so many lovely different foods. From jams, chutneys and pickles to…read moresweets and cakes, to olives and pates there is so much to chose from. They stock local and organic produce as well as specially sourced fine foods from all over the UK. Some things can be a bit pricey but well worth it. At lunch time you can get freshly made sandwiches and pannis to order as well as there being hot soup on offer. It really is a treasure and the staff are very friendly.

An excellent little place for "foodies". My clients from Scotland Made Easy love to go in to buy…read moreScottish cheeses from there - especially Connage cheeses and Gilly's Really Garlicky Garlic! Wonderful.

Nice little meat shop and deli in Fort Augustus at the southern end of Loch Ness. Came in for a…read morequick snack, got a meat pie and a bridie and they were served warm and tasty. Service at the counter is speedy and courteous and prices are fairly cheap. Recommended.

We took advantage of their lunch special to grab a quick bite while watching the ships go through…read morethe canal and searching for kitschy souvenirs of Loch Ness in the nearby shops. For £3.85 you get a cup of soup and ham or cheese sandwich with lettuce, tomato, pickle, mustard, etc. The soup was cream of mushroom, heavy on the cream, but with enough bits of mushroom to know that it's there. For the sandwich, I chose ham with mustard and pickle, which got some interesting looks from the man behind the counter (for the Americans reading this, these aren't kosher dill slices of pickle - it's more like a chutney). It wasn't much, but after a full Scottish breakfast, including haggis that morning, we just needed a wee bit to stop the growl. All the ingredients were fresh. They've got lots of meats and jarred food stuffs for sale, but we weren't in any position to take such items with us, nor to have it shipped.