Scottish Highlands: my favourite cafes & tearooms

I want to show you some of my favorite cafes in the Scottish Highlands. These absolutely do not include every single cafe, I have only visited a few, I only have budget to visit a few, but I do still hope you can appreciate this video and these travel tips. And if you see any cafe that you would really like to visit, then please do so on your next Scotland trip. Most of you are probably traveling to Skye and so I want to give this tip to you first. This is the Bock Myrtle Cafe, I hope I pronounce it right. It is a really cozy cafe with loads of coffee and pastry options. It can get really busy so I recommend to reserve before you go especially during the peak season but if you go I highly recommend their breakfast and lunch menu because it is so good. Next up is Hillbillies. It is quite in the remoter part of the Highlands. I don't think many of you know it, because it is along the NC500, but not entirely on the route. So you might or might not pass by, but if you can, I highly recommend to visit, because it's a really cozy cafe, and next door to the cafe, they have their own independent bookshop. In this bookshop there are lots of different sections and genres of books and they have a specific section for cat protection. These are all books with cats as main characters which is really cool. I bought one book which is called The Ghost Cat. It is set in Edinburgh. It's a historical fiction and I really liked reading it. Then we go further up north where we visit Cocoa Mountain. This is a chocolate cafe so you've got everything that you can imagine but chocolatey. They do have coffees but their specialty is chocolate. I highly recommend to take a little box with you on your travels. A bit more in the middle of the highlands we've got the Pier Cafe in Lairg. It is a really nice cafe with beautiful seating along the loch so I highly recommend it on a sunny day. Another one in the area a bit more up north and this one is full on to the NC500. So if you're driving the NC500 you will definitely pass this place. It is called Burrs of Tongue. It is a bakery and a cafe and a bookshop which makes it one of my favorite on this list. Because if you haven't realized it yet I'm telling you these places in order of my favorite. So if you're So if you're driving past, please go ahead and support them. One of my favorite cafes in the Highlands is the Glen Lyon Tea Room and Post Office. Every time I visit Scotland I am definitely visiting this place. They have their own bakery, they make everything themselves and when you're supporting this place you're supporting a local independent shop and community. So please go ahead, reserve your table or maybe not if you want to do takeaway. Thank you so much for watching. This was a quite short video but But I still hope you really enjoyed it. I will be visiting Scotland again at the end of this video. end of this year. thank you so much and see you next time!