6 best cafes in Scotland with scenic views to visit this weekend
These are the best cafes to visit in Scotland this weekend with a scenic view.
Scotland is home to some truly spectacular cafés where the scenery is just as good as the coffee. From lochside spots to mountain views, these spots showcase the very best of Scottish hospitality.
If you are heading out this weekend, and looking to stop somewhere for a bit of lunch or a cuppa, then these are undoubtedly the best cafes to check out.
Here are six of the best cafes in Scotland with scenic views to visit this weekend.
The Boatshed
Visit the Boat Shed Cafe for snacks, lunch and cakes with incredible views of Loch Goil and the surrounding mountains.
The BoatshedThe Pier Cafe
Often described as one of Scotland's most scenic cafes, The Pier Cafe sits on the banks of Loch Katrine at the Stonachlachar Pier. A great spot for brunch at the weekend. Stronachlachar, Stirling FK8 3TY
The Pier CafeDrift North Berwick
Enjoy freshly made, Scottish seasonal food. Relax with coffee and cake, brunch and lunch with friends and family at Drift North Berwick. Sands Drift, Quarrel, North Berwick EH39 5PL.
Drift North BerwickHighland Farm Cafe
Located just off the NC500 in Dingwall, Highland Farm Cafe offers an extensive menu of hot and cold drinks, a selection of wines, and plenty of delicious hot food — the perfect place to stop, relax and refuel on your journey. Highland Farm Cafe, Mountgerald, Dingwall IV15 9TT.
Highland Farm CafeCrail Harbour Gallery and Tearoom
Crail Harbour Gallery and Tearoom has stunning views over the sea and has been family run for over two decades. Shoregate, Crail, Anstruther KY10 3SU.
Crail Harbour Gallery and TearoomThe Boathouse
The Boathouse at Rouken Glen Park is a great spot to head to after an autumn wander in the park. Here you will find a great bowl of soup or cup of tea. Davieland Rd, Giffnock, Glasgow G46 7UG.
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