this is a fine little bakery, does everything you would require of a bakery, bakes and produces…read morecakes. sweets and others, the cliff bakery is a little different though, it sells other stuff, it has a section to the side of the shop which sells things like, lamps and pillow cases and that sort of thing, just random stuff quite nice stuff but random for in a bakery, but apart from that nothing in this bakery is out of the ordinary, nice staff, lovely food, well worth the money and time to go there and get something they have made, 5 star

Walking on High Street in the completely underrated town of Thurso we walked by this bakery. Read…read moregood things online, so we went in to get some snacks. Bought some cupcakes, donuts and a slice of apple pie. All tasted actually fantastic. Donut was soft, fresh, with a good bite and nice sugar on top. The cupcake was heaven - really rich, heavy and full of buttery flavours. Nice topping as well. Still, the star of the show was definitely the apple pie. It's been many years since we've had a great apple pie like this (the 66 Diner in Albuquerque is the only one on par that comes to mind). Great crunchy crust. Inside real good chunks of wonderful apples. Nice balance between apple and sugary sauce. It just was so rewarding breaking through the crust to dig in the wonderful apple filling. Fantastic. And surely not to be missed.

A well stocked groceries shop, which bake goods on the premises. You can buy lunch here too, along…read morethe lines of paninis and sandwiches, as well as doughnuts and cakes. They sell a nice variety of Orkney cheeses and meats too. Also I found lactofree cheese here, it was the first shop on the Island to start selling it.

Bread and bakery goods are baked daily on the premises and they sell filled rolls, mini pizzas and…read morecakes to go during the day. The bread is delicious and rolls taste so fresh that you can never go back to eating warbatons again. They have a small selection of general groceries also.

My husband and I went on a 3300 mile UK road trip a few months ago and we discovered Poppy's on our…read moreway to Loch Lomond. Poppy's Tea Room was one of best "finds" our entire trip. We arrived on a quiet afternoon, where the town seemed absolutely dead and we were the only people dining. The decor is absolutely adorable with giant tables, fairy-lights and hand-written signage. It very much seems like a labor-of-love for whomever owns it. We were shocked at the low prices. This was probably our least expensive meal on our whole trip, including fast food stops. We didn't order the afternoon tea (served on a cake stand) but I was stunned that it was less than five pounds. In London, we spent 40 pounds for a similar experience and that was on the low end of afternoon tea pricing. I ate a 1/2 BTL and a bowl of cream of potato and leek soup. My husband had a ham, mozzarella and pineapple panini. We loved out meals! We topped them off with a brownie and a tropical fruit dessert bar. The bakery has a very extensive selection and everything looked great. Besides the atmosphere and food being outstanding, we had a wonderful server. We are so happy that we stopped at Poppy's!

Lovely coffee shop in the quaint town of Golspie, with delicious cheese scones. Good coffee and a…read morenice pot of tea. Worth a stop on the way to Turso.

Harry Gow is an institution in the highlands, with dozens of locations in, around, and north of…read moreInverness offering pies, rolls, and other sweet/savory baked goods We stopped in the Brora location on a tour for a quick lunch. My wife enjoyed her macaroni & cheese pie, I got a steak pie, and we split a piece of caramel shortbread. The shortbread was excellent, while the steak pie (eaten cold) had a nice, flaky crust and a satisfying gravy around tender beef