Fast food and home catering Scotland

The Store Café is located on a street perpendicular to the NC500, but well indicated. A very small establishment, it is one of the gourmet nuggets you'll find on your way. In a warm atmosphere, you are invited to sit down as you please and help yourself. Tempting cakes and drinks are available free of charge. All you have to do is indicate what you have eaten when you pay. Hot meals can also be served and prepared, as well as gourmet drinks.

The Café de Paulo is located in the Victorian Market: even if it rains, you can have tea on the terrace, in an uchronic and exotic environment. This small café offers all kinds of sweet and savoury snacks, freshly prepared, including breakfasts, soups of the day, special sandwiches, salads, scones, afternoon teas, hot chocolates and gourmet coffees... It has a mezzanine area in addition to the room downstairs. You can enjoy a warm gourmet break there for a very good value for money.

Small local and typical cafeteria-style lunch. To take away or on the spot, you will find paninis, toasties, burgers and many other snacks. Good quality and cheap, it's the place to be when you have little time. Cosy atmosphere and a staff that listens to you. You even have a £4 menu for the little pirates! You can't miss it, it is located in one of the main streets of Wick. The perfect stop between two visits or before taking the road on the mythical NC500!

Located in the heart of Mallaig, this boutique restaurant is an iconic address in the small port town. For more than 60 years and 4 generations, the Lawrie family has excelled in the art of smoking fish (on chips from whisky barrels) and preparing shellfish. They select the best products from the local fishery and prepare them with unparalleled expertise. On sunny days, you can enjoy a fish & chips.

Situated between Fort Augustus and Drumnadrochit, in the small town of Invermoriston, this establishment is a friendly stopover on the edge of Loch Ness. On the menu, you'll find classic pub food, but also inventive and tasty recipes. You come here for breakfast, lunch or a snack during the day, both sweet and savoury. Special mention should be made of the cakes, including the excellent carrot cake. The staff is very friendly and is happy to advise you on more confidential sites.

Kcal Kitchen is based on a motto that removes all complexes: "eating with pleasure without feeling guilty". Here, you can have a healthy and fun lunch or dinner, with a choice of vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, but also meat dishes, composed in a healthy way, but above all, not without taste or greed. On the contrary, they are there: in the smoothies as well as in the plates! Simplicity and a warm welcome are the order of the day. Here is an address that comes at the right time when you want to give yourself a good conscience after having abused burgers, fish & chips...

The Café Hub is held in the headquarters of the Edinburgh International Festival, and, all the more sympathetic, in an old church. The decoration is pleasant, both for its historical aspect and for the modernity inspired by the decoration and layout. The menu is that of a tea room, with its variations of coffees, teas, hot chocolates (including a recipe with its whisky dram) and smoothies, pastries and its lunch menu declined around sandwiches, soup of the day and simple dishes. A children's menu and afternoon tea are also available

Café Margot is located above the North West Outdoors sports and leisure store. Completely renovated and refurbished, it has the spirit of a cosy tea and coffee shop where you can take a short break. It offers gourmet breakfasts, lunches and snacks at any time of the day, in addition to hot and cold drinks and homemade ice cream. You will be able to compose your sandwich (in a bread just out of the oven) or your salad, with generosity and a long list of ingredients.

Varied menu, copious portions, friendly welcome: this coffee has everything to please, and it really does! The place is perfect for a family lunch, with its terrace accessible in good weather. The big strengths are its inventiveness, the freshness of its products, with a special mention for its pastries. With a tea or coffee, for a gourmet break, it's perfect! Especially as the environment is friendly on Agnew Park and Loch Ryan, and the staff is warm and particularly pleasant.

Here, you can have brunch, lunch, coffee... The objective of this establishment is clear: to tempt you! And it works all the more because the dishes are as appetizing as they are tasty, and at prices that allow all sorts of madness. Fresh and local products, homemade preparations inspired from all over the world: the chef has set himself the goal of awakening your taste buds, surprising you, but above all, delighting you. For coffee, same treatment: no concessions on flavours and origins. We serve you the best!

This tiny little coffee is made with simplicity, and it's perfect just the way it is. A window and a table show you the snacks, cakes, sandwiches and daily specials. Coffee, cold and hot drinks are also on the menu. It's fresh, no fuss, and it's good! You can take a seat in the hall (limited number of places), but the best is to take advantage of the great and beautiful sunshine to sit on the terrace and watch the life of Oban: the boats in the harbour, but also the flow of passers-by, continuous on this small central square.

The store and the Visitor Centre provide all the information you need to visit the valley. At noon (between 12:15 and 3:00 pm), you will find hot meals, and for the rest of the day, it will be snacks, sandwiches, homemade cakes, scones, hot and cold drinks... The place is as pleasant for its environment as for the quality of the products prepared and served. You will also find a take-away coffee stand in the museum parking lot called Lucy's Ardfern. It serves cold and hot drinks.

Delicious sandwiches in an incredible environment... That's what the Sandwich Station offers, which takes great pride in offering fresh preparations made from high-quality, seasonal local produce. His challenge? Make the best sandwiches possible. The bread is kneaded and baked by the baker (Blackwater Bakehouse) and each ingredient can be linked to a local producer or a homemade recipe. You can also enjoy a delicious soup (the recipe changes every day), to warm you up when the weather is windy and rainy.

Deli-ca-sea serves exclusively fried products to take away. Several variations of fish & chips are offered here, with a choice of sauces and two possible portion sizes (the small one is very copious, the large one is pantagruelike). Proximity to the port and the ethics of the store oblige: everything is ultra fresh. The freshly caught fish comes from the port opposite. In addition to fish & chips, there are burgers and vegetarian dishes. You can enjoy your fish & chips right in the boat in front of you, on the pebbles, while watching the departure or arrival of a ferry.

This seafood shack/restaurant has won several awards for its take-out food. What Kirsty and Fenella, the owners, cook is exclusively freshly caught fish and shellfish from the port of Ullapool. They also ensure the respect of sustainable fishing and a reasoned environmental approach. On the menu, according to the seasons and inspirations: crab cakes, lobster burger, fish & chips tempura style, scallops with wild rice... The dishes are to take away or can be tasted on the spot, in the open air.

"Good things start with good coffee," the establishment advocates. We won't contradict him! Le Procaffeination is a small friendly café, located a few steps from the Royal Mile. Tea room and snack bar, it offers a wide choice of fresh products in soups, sandwiches (cold or hot), cakes, smoothies and vitamin cocktails. Perfect for breakfast, brunch or lunch, the establishment is cosy and full of charm. We appreciate the low prices, the freshness of the products and the friendliness of the team.