White Cottage Tea Room in Highland

Very tasty and so well prepared meals, cozy atmosphere too, so glad we decided to visit :)

A hidden gem, so much more than a tea room! Food was good and good portions too! Will definitely stop by for lunch on our next vist...

So good we returned the following week! Newly redecorated lunchtime cafe with delicious daily specials seafood menu. Freshly caught and prepared, the mussels and scallops were fantastic. Thank you to the owners A and S. In fine weather there are tables outside overlooking the waterfront. Booking is essential as lunchtimes popular ( believe evenings for resident guests only ).

Stopped for a nice coffee in the morning and then tasty fish n chips in the evening. Friendly service and a lovely spot, especially in the sunshine.

Everything about this spot is wonderful. The view, the accommodations, the food, the service, all made for an exceptional stay. The room was spacious and had everything a traveller would need. The entire property was very clean and organized. The breakfasts were lovely. I highly recommend the vegetarian sausages, all the baked goods and the avocado toast. So delicious. The hosts were kind and welcoming. Overall, a wonderful stay. I would 100% go again!

During our Inverness holiday stay, we had coffee almost every day at the White Cottage. The staff is very friendly and supportive. The White Cottage not only offers a range of cakes but also savory dishes (e.g. steak, fish'n chips, sandwiches ....all freshly prepared). The view across the Beauly Firth is marvellous. After your meal you can stroll along the coast and enjoy the beautiful coast. Thanks for the wonderful moments.

Stopped for a quick drink and bite to eat. Excellent quality and service.As the cafe is in a run of very similar buildings, look for 'bistro' tables outside.

Stopped in for lunch today, it's a lovely wee tearoom, with a lovely view over the firth to Inverness, there is loads of choice on the menu , staff very friendly, and the food was deliciousI even got a cake to take home with me, after being told it was the best millionaires shortbread, and you know what, it is, 😊

While preparing to enjoy a fantastic day out chose to investigate the offerings available at White Cottage Tea Room and was delighted by our findings.The quaint little cottage is snuggled away among neighbouring cottages and providing incredible views towards the water and Inverness.Inside was tidy, clean, bright and far more spacious than I expected from the outside. The staff were extremely friendly, patient, efficient and ready to make sure our needs were met. They were quick to clean up after customers left and toilet facilities were also in a clean and tidy condition, something that even the best resturants can fall short on.While we were a little too late to try breakfast - we will definately be back to try it out though for sure! we tried out a few different items from the menu.I had the Tuna Mayo Baked Potato, it came with tuna mayo, salad and lovely beetroot coleslaw that I'd never tried before but would certainly look to try out again and possibly look for in the shops if I can find it. My cousin had the Avacado Toast which looked stunning, the eggs on top of the salad looked perfectly. My Aunt tried Chicken Goujous that came with chips and chilli sauce and my two little cousins had the sausages, chips and beans from the kid menu; they're sausages looked so juice and I'm hoping they're the sausages used for the breakfast. But what really impressed us all about the meals was the portion sizes; especially the adults. The kids menu meals were probably the perfect size for them with room left for dessert if needed. Both would have wolfed them down if one wasn't having a 'moment' but ate more than half. While our portions, I'm sure I had a whole tin of tuna in my meal and my aunt had so many chicken pieces she had to leave a couple. It was very worth the money and experience. Oh and that dessert counter! We were planning on coming to get some on the way back from our out but we were all a little too exhausted and the kids had stuffed themselves full of candyfloss and popcorn so that will also be added to the list when we return for breakfast. They looked mouthwatering!!! The plum tart, the chocolate cake, the lemon slice so much choice!If you are ever in the area I really recommend visiting! They even do takeout for those days that are a little nicer and maybe you want to do a picnic.

Visited the white cottage tearoom while passing through, (hgv driver) on entering we were warmly greeted but informed there were no tables free, we ordered a tea and sat outside at one of a few bistro style tables and enjoyed the weather and beautiful view. We were just about to go for a short walk when we were called back as a table had became available, plenty of selections on the menu but we knew what we wanted to order so didn't waste the very polite, friendly and professional waitresses time, fish and chips twice. The food arrived promptly, very nicely presented with enough chips to complement the beautifully battered piece of fish, and a healthy amount of peas, and topped with a wedge of lemon. Price wise probably average for the restaurant style setting, I can imagine in high season its gets very busy, so booking a table is advised, parking is available on the street or if your feeling fit, there's a large viewing area come rest area up some rather steep steps. Wheel chair users can contact a member of staff for access if required.