Highland Farm Cafe - Menu

Found this on Google as we passed nearby on the A9. Just a couple of minutes off the route. Very bright and welcoming. Perfect for a break with lovely cakes and coffee.

Terrible service, when the food arrived which was ordered it was cold. On informing staff member about the problems encountered with the food, the attitude was one of could not care less.....

Stopped off for lunch on way home after camper van trip to Brora. Menu large and varied, had special of pulled pork which was lovely and partner had salad Nicoise which looked good. Cake selection looked good too. Added bonus cafe is dog friendly View menu

Far too expensive for what you got. I couldn’t believe I was charged £32 for two breakfasts and a tea coffee. Tea and coffee should be included in a breakfast and normally are in Scotland! Consider lowering your price for breakfast too, £12.95 for a small breakfast! Unreal, will not be back!

We called here yesterday for a quick lunch with my two year old grandson. We had wonderfully tasty soup and sandwiches and he enjoyed his sausages and chips. This is a super place, very friendly and efficient staff, a view, a lovely tractor play slide and there are even car charging points. Highly recommend.

Visited here a couple of weeks ago with family including young children. The play area was a bonus and kept children entertained while we enjoyed coffee and cake. We sat outside as we had dogs with us. The views were great. Staff polite and friendly, nothing was too much trouble. Will definitely go here again and would highly recommend a visit. View menu

We had completed the NC500, and on our last leg of the journey, thought we’d stop here after Googling it and saw they had a marquee specifically where you could go on and eat with your dog, we got there and were told they don’t allow dogs and would have to sit outside, now really do I want to eat outside where my food would go cold within minutes and where in 2013 does not allow dogs in, I think you really need to update your details on the website to say you do not allow dogs, nor do you have a marquee

I've visited the Highland cafe on 3 occasions in the last 7 months. The first couple of times the food was great and arrived quickly. I'd been recommending as a result. Today, however, 40 minutes after ordering lunch and coffees we had nothing. We asked our waitress where our drinks were, she went to ask but never updated. 10 minutes later we queried our food order too as people who had arrived long after us had food drink. No apology, but waitress said she'd check. Again, no feedback. A few minutes later, very hungry and thirsty we decided to go elsewhere. I can understand that it was busy but the staff were in no way apologetic or helpful. Had they been, we would have waited a little longe...

The venue is located at Mount Gerald. Now, I wouldn't mount Gerald if he was glazed in honey, but would go back for the vegan fish and chips or, indeed, many of the other enticing items on the menu and the friendly and very efficient service. The value for money out competes many like for like venues and the quality and innovation is exemplary; who can imagine giving tofu a fishlike and flavourful consistency and then wrapping it in outstandingly crispy beer batter. Then there is the artisan gift shop and fine art prints. And the view is breaktaking, sitting high above the Cromarty Firth, just east of Cromarty Bridge, with views towards Dingwall and Conon Bridge, and the mountains beyond Fai... View menu