Antlers Cafe — Restaurant in Scotland

We were looking for somewhere to have lunch and this place was my husbands choice as it looked 'welcoming'. Good choice as it turned out. We chose a table and the waitress came to take our drinks order and returned to take the food order after a few minutes. I chose the crispy shredded chicken and dirty fries (chips with grated cheese and a pickle sauce drizzled on top) and my husband had the Goats Cheese Tower, which was a wedge of goat cheese, a slab of black pudding and another wedge of goat cheese. May not sound good but it tasted incredible!!! We both enjoyed our choices and followed up with a very nice Carrot Cake, The coffee was delicious. All in all a really nice place, good staff and great food....

Antlers is a highland cafe in the mountain village of Newtonmore. It is located on the high street and is spotlessly clean and uncluttered with a menu that caters to carnivores and vegetarians alike. The food is home cooked and delicious, the staff are warm and friendly, and the seating is comfortable and spacious. There are tables out the back too for when the sun shines. It is child and pet friendly, and they have a high chair to make it easier to accommodate the baby round the table with everyone else. Clientele are mainly locals with some passing trade - they are used to tourists and have a warm welcome...

Ok little spot for a quick bite. The sandwiches we had were good, as was the coffee. The cake we shared was a bit on the stale side unfortunately. They did have a decent selection of tray bakes, which I suspect would probably be more popular and therefore less stale. They also had some nice pictures from a local photographer for sale. I would stop here again if I was passing...