The Store Launderette Cafe

Gutted i had lunch before reaching this place, the food looked amazing. Just had a coffee this time by the fire reading my book, was lovely, next time ill be coming for the food. Service: Dine in Meal type: Other Price per person: £1–10 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Don't miss this. If you are doing NC500 do not drive past without calling in. This was a pleasant surprise whilst we were charging. A real gem. Good coffee, cake and bottles of wine to take away. Highly recommend. Meal type: Other Price per person: £1–10 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

A real gem of a place. Unassuming from the outside but amazing inside with original features, log fire and amazing views of the bay. Had a few drinks in the evening, didn't eat but back again for breakfast. If you're passing it's definitely worth a stop. Service: Dine in Meal type: Breakfast

Great place to stop at, especially when the weather isn't great. Warm welcome from all the staff with great food and drinks. Wood burner to warm up with and snakes and ladders to pass some time. Thanks for the travel advice as well. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: £10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Dropped in on the last day of our cycle from Lands End to John O Groats... The Store was my favourite stop on the whole trip.. fire was lit.. very welcoming, warm and with the best hot chocolate with all the extras.. highly recommend it! Service: Dine in Meal type: Other Price per person: £1–10 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Great little quirky place in the middle of not really anywhere. We were a little late showing up on a Saturday night but they couldn't have been more helpful and accommodating in getting us fed. Nothing was too much trouble. The food was simple but delicious and seemed fresh and freshly prepared. And the restaurant itself (an old converted shop) was quirky and fun with random stuff (stylishly) placed all over. Price point was about right. Food: 5

We called in for lunch whilst touring the area, we were greeted by the very helpful Julie, who directed us to a table beside the wood-burning stove, very welcome on a wet and cold day. I had the seafood platter, and my partner had a toasty, the food was outstanding, and delivered to the table promptly, lovely coffee and hot chocolate. We also bought some cake and sausage rolls for our tea, if you're in the area this lovely welcoming little gem is definitely worth a visit. Parking: Enough

Hidden gem this one. When we came in, we were greeted by a table full of freshly made pies and sweets. (even some gluten free ones! The staaf is just lovely, kind from the inside out. My girlfriend eats gluten free, and even though I ordered a burger with fries, they made an extra plate of gluten free fries just in case she also wanted a bite! So many fries! The food was great, especially the cranberry, brie, bacon toastie my gf had. My burger was also very tasty. Atmosphere was warm and kind. Wood fire oven was burning when we came in, and in mid October it was very nice and warm, so wear some layers! This place has a 4.8 on Google maps after several hundred reviews and that doesn't happen...

Picture the scene; it’s been a long day battling the wind and the rain you stumble into the store to be greeted with a delicious array of cakes and bakes in front of you. Your eyes wander across the wooden cabin walls decorated with everything from elephant artworks to wooden stags and coffee flags and you take a seat on a plush armchair, bench or dining chair. The floor to ceiling shelves offer ponchos and greeting cards as well as crockery and road signs. You know you’re in for a treat and feel instantly comfortable. Speedy friendly service sees you faced with golden battered fish and a mountain of fries sufficient to feed a family of four. Those monitoring their cholesterol should sit thi...