Macleod Tables Cafe

Stupid service. Had to wait 12 minutex for the guy making coffee as he lrepaired teo other cups of coffee. The Americano was as thin as water.

Enjoyed a very tasty meal here whilst visiting the castle. Staff very friendly and helpful. I very much enjoyed the venison stew and would recommend.

Stopped in this cafe for a bite to eat after visiting the castle. Great scones and liked the look of the haggis potato skins will hopefully try these on my next visit. Staff were friendly and efficient.

Fairly basic cafeteria at the Dunvegan castle. By early afternoon on a weekday they’d run out of pretty much everything except cheese and onion sandwiches and scones. But there was coffee and the staff were friendly.

We decided to have a quick bite before visiting Dunvegan Castle. This cafe is conveniently located near the castle grounds entrance/ticket office. We had a very tasty venison salami panini a smooth, well-made cappuccino.

Lovely cafe, right adjacent to entrance to Dunvegan Castle and gardens, and very convenient. The food was very good with a nice selection. The room is large and has comfortable seating. The staff were friendly and efficient and you can’t beat a place with a burly guy in a kilt serving you with a friendly smile.

The food was tasty and great to see gluten free cakes. Customer service was very hit and miss sometimes they went above and beyond and sometimes staff were quite rude. We appreciate it is short staffed at the moment. Tables not the cleanest but again we know staff are doing the best they can under the current staffing situation.

Return visit to this cafe whilst on a walking holiday in the area. Although quite busy service was speedy and plenty of tables available both inside and outside. Staff were friendly and helpful. I enjoyed the venison salami,blue cheese and blackberry salad. Hot options were available and the bacon and highland brie panini seemed very popular.

Our visit to the castle was very interesting if a little over priced for entry. We were looking forward to scones, jam and cream from the Tables cafe. The scones were nice but the actual cafe was a major disappointment. Having come from a castle with 800 years of continuous family line, you’d think there would be an effort made to be hospitable and, at the least, have traditional Scottish music! Blaring I’m not sure what music, having to line up for hot drinks (a pot of tea for the cream tea… then line up separately for the scones and cream (in a plastic container . It’s barn like set out reminded me of a food hall and I think that’s the impression it was trying to give. I was told the jam w...