Basil Habour Cafe in Highland

A cosy cafe by the Nairn harbour and between the Nairn and east beach. It’s an easy walk from both beaches, and a much needed haven in the cold. The decoration is sweet and simple. The walls are adorned by lovely paintings which you get to enjoy with a warm cuppa. They do brunch and have lots of cakes and small delicacies you can enjoy with your warm drink. They are a nice friendly bunch. Happy to help with directions and suggestions in the area.

Great little gem of a cafe. Staff friendly. Coffee & food good value

Gluten free bread is delicious! Great service.. It was soooo busy but my roll was perfect! Thanks!!

Nice little cafe, nice home baking, great coffee and some big portions

The Cullen Skink here was really amazing and the staff was very conscientious and attentive about food allergies. Definitely a great stop for lunch. Be forewarned the little canister with the white plastic nozzle lid is NOT SUGAR that is SALT DON'T ADD IT TO YOUR CAPPUCCINO don't make the mistakes that I made. The salted cappuccino was obviously my fault and not the staff which is why I'm still giving them five stars.

We have visited before and will come again. The staff are friendly and welcoming, the food is great and it is good value for money.

Always excellent food and friendly staff. I have (along with several friends) been visiting this “small” cafe for years and hopefully will be continuing to do so for many years to come. Freshly cooked food at a very reasonable price. I don’t appreciate silly comments ref dogs in crates or otherwise, if people wish to go to the Lake District feel free!

Just stopped off for a quick coffee and scone to warm up from the cold wind outside, this place was just what we needed. Lovely friendly staff and we felt super welcomed. Would have loved to stay longer to try more of the food and watch the world go by.

Drove here for lunch as we had travelled for hours and checked online info for a dog friendly place for lunch. Turns out it’s not and were told to leave. We had a sleeping 12 week old puppy the size of a teacup in a small dog carrier who would have bothered no one. Business lost as we and our family will be back in area but won’t go here. A couple behind us with a small dog also turned away. You do realise rest of the country is moving in opposite direction? Go to Lake District and many other areas and dogs allowed in everywhere. Such a shame you have lost the business, but possibly don’t need it.

Small but great atmosphere - well staffed and they are clearly enthusiastic for their business and produce, it felt like a well oiled machine as the table was populated with freah clean utensils and condiments. I tried my first vegetarian breakfast and it ate as good as it looked (see below). It was obvious they had solid local support but visitors were made extra welcome - happy to recommend and will visit again.