Carrbridge Kitchen

Had a lovely evening meal there last week. We were let down by another establishment and whilst wandering the high street we decided to try the Kitchen. This was a great decision, the food was tasty and plentiful, very fair prices for food and wine! Recommended!

We stopped here for lunch on our way to Inverness airport. It’s a charming small cafe with a decent selection of both light and larger items. We were both just really in the mood for a light bite, and had soup (my partner had a sandwich with his as well). The soup, which was a mushroom and tarragon soup, was very tasty and filled us up nicely for our flight home. Prices were reasonable and service was friendly and attentive.

Lovely artisan cooking. Had potato and onion soup to warm us up on our journey home from the Highlands. Lovely log fire burning too. Very friendly staff.

Drove 3 hours and fancied a meal. Service poor and waited 30 mims before i had to ask others if they wete waiting too. In the end paod for our drinks and walked out shocking service needs not to be greedy and serve what they can only delivery. Stick to the hotel on the corner same food and better service time. See catering magazine for full review next month when back to work.

We enjoyed the tuna sandwiches and pastries. And the lovely and friendly staff! Thank you for a great visit.

We enjoyed the most amazing strawberry and raspberry tarts and coffee. The lady was very welcoming and gave us great service. I bought a quiche to take away which was delicious and tasted homemade. Will definitely be back when next in the area.

Stopped for quick lunch break off the A9 during long drive south for 2 adults/3 kids. Staff couldn’t speak or understand English, order confused, food overly fancy with sauces and dressings not detailed in menus and that simply didn’t work and spoilt the dishes. £70 for 5 meals most of which left behind. Felt ill driving the rest of the afternoon. Terrible.

Service was rapid and friendly.The coffee was the best I've had in a long time, really exceptional.Didn't sample the food.Recommended.

If you have traveled to the highlands and lamented the difficulty in finding a salad or alternatives to the typical Scottish pub menu, I stumbled onto a small local eatery in the tiny village of Carrbridge on our drive through Cairngorms National Park. For sure, they have fish and chips and the classic Scottish standards, but they serve a delightful menu of alternative choices. For example, when was the last time you had sweet red pico [Little] peppers in a salad? The desserts are to die for. My wife is a desert aficionado. She had the millionaire pastry with chocolate dolce de Leche shortbread. She was oohing and aahing with every bite. Owner Charlotte Kennerley was very attentive to making sure we had a great experience. Fabulous place to stop for lunch, snack or cake and tea on your way to or from Cairngorms.

Visited today for coffee and cakes, lovely coffee but the scones were not fresh and when mentioned she was very offhand and dismissed it went ahead and charged for it when it was barely eaten, shame I won't be back lack of warmth and friendly atmosphere a smile wouldn't go amiss