The River Bothy - Berriedale

The hotel is located at the foot of a hairpin turn, this place was a wonderful break in our road trip. warm, welcoming, charming, with delicious and hearty home cooked food. historical building that we ate in the wound room, with old tapes still built on the wall and the table over the wash basin. cute decoration throughout (also in the washroom! and beautiful home wars for sale. great place to stop!

During my stay at Mill Cottage (where I had the best night's sleep in years), I discovered this delightful little tea and café, which was perfect for both breakfast and lunch. The staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming, and they serve the most delicious mushrooms and avocado on toast I've ever tasted. I was thrilled that it was just a minute's walk away! While vegan options are somewhat limited, those available are definitely satisfying. There are parking spaces available, and it's an ideal stop for NC500 adventurers. I would highly recommend it!

A fantastic little café! Great food, atmosphere, and service. I had eggs and smoked bacon. They offer breakfast and lunch menus. Highly recommended, and we would definitely stop by again if we're in the area.

What a fantastic place! The staff is warm and friendly, and the cakes are absolutely delicious. It's definitely worth a visit if you're traveling north on the A9 or near Dunbeath/Berriedale. I’d like to give a special shoutout and a huge thank you to the staff who ran to the bus stop with the bag I left behind. I will definitely come back!

Park up, get scones or cake with a hot drink and then walk them off hiking a short excursion in the valley. This place is set in a lush, sheltered slice of paradise untypical of the weathered harshness of much of this coastline. The historic wash house machinery still installed in the River Bothy are also a quirky and interesting side note too really pleased they’ve kept so much of it.