The Quarry Centre - Menu

Amazing hamburgers and really good coffee drinks. We got some of our best souvenirs here. Easy walking distance from the Isles of Glencoe hotel where we stayed.

This restaurant is a great spot for a lunch break. We ordered club sandwiches and were impressed by the generous portions. The menu offers something for everyone, though it's not overly fancy.

The visitor centre is a positive surprise. We went there for tea and food. The shop has a good selection if refreshments. The staff is friendly and helpful. The food is rather good. Prices are reasonable for a tourist region. We would go there again. View menu

The Toury is a charming café that offers a delicious full breakfast. They serve great coffee and provide excellent customer service. Additionally, they have a fantastic selection of cakes and desserts. I highly recommend trying their club sandwich, full fry up, and latte.

Came to get some breakfast with my family after reading on their website that they have gluten free options, they only had gf bread that went in the same toaster as the normal bread in a very cross contaminated kitchen and a muffin that was surrounded by normal cakes. Really disappointing

After arranging to meet friends who we were crossing paths with ,we had chosen The Gathering at Glencoe as we had been there 10 years ago and enjoyed it.....don't bother, really useless. Plan B was The Quarry ,as it's dog friendly and from now on it's Plan A. Friendly, nice food, good coffee and superb cakes. Staffed by grown-ups, unlike The Gathering ,who good-naturedly coped with a busy cafe. Basic fare but tasty and generous and reasonably priced for such a busy tourist area. View menu

Apparently this ‘local services’ only serves breakfast or lunch. If you arrive twixt the two, at, say, 11:45, you aren’t even offered a menu for lunch, or coffee, or advised what might be available. Customer service with a sigh and a sneer. Travellers travel. We don’t stop according to a ‘menu’ or a derived idea about when we should or shouldn’t need to stop. Please, for tourists next year, hand the management of this place over to someone, anyone, who understands how to make money and what ‘local services’ mean to tourists.

Most of us would rate the breakfast as a 2 out of 5. It was acceptable, but simple and quite greasy. The main reason for giving it only 1 star is because the restaurant claims to offer gluten-free options, but in reality, everything is cooked together, making it impossible for anyone with celiac disease to eat there. The staff showed no interest in trying to accommodate us, which was very disappointing. My brother couldn't eat anything and we had chosen to visit this restaurant specifically because of its (misleading) advertising.

Bad experience. Queuing system for orders unclear. Someone pushed in before us and then lied to justify. After waiting some time, couple before us had just asked if order at table or order first. We were only others in queue and said we'd got table, then queued. Just them and us in queue then! Earlier I had queued to side of them but moved behind, as found in way of those leaving from cafe, so stood immediately behind although in gift shop area which close to till. When came to our turn, someone pushed in. When I said we were next, they made a fuss, saying they had been there all along (when standing where I had been earlier). They were believed and I wasn't. This was very unpleasant, especi... View menu