Sheena's Tea Hut - Highland

A return visit after more than 15 years. After driving over the mountain to Glenelg you keep on driving and eventually reach Corran. We did just that many years ago and found a shed after following numerous 'nearly there ' signs. A cuppa and a bowl of clootie dumpling and custard. It was delicious then but this time there has been an upgrade. There is now a small but perfectly formed tea room serving teas, coffees and light lunches with an eclectic array of paraphernalia (including the original recipe for Clootie Dumpling on the wall). We had tea and toasties but soup and cakes were also on offer. We wil be back but hopefully not after a 15 year wait.

Really lovely. A gem at the end of the road. Well worth the trip there for a light lunch, coffee and cake.

The restaurant offers a variety of dishes including soup, toasties, cake, and gluten-free fish and chips. Located in one of the most stunning and secluded areas of Britain, the food is delicious and the staff is incredibly friendly. What more could one ask for?

Sheena's tea hut is not just a typical tea hut - it offers superb food, especially for vegetarians. We tried the toasties and they were perfectly cooked on the outside. The location is amazing - remote yet with friendly staff and delicious food and coffee. It's definitely worth the drive!

We had a delightful late lunch at this restaurant on a dreary and windy day. We ordered the soup and a half toastie, both of which were delicious, followed by generously sized slices of cake. The coffee was the best we've had in the highlands in the past two weeks - so good that we had to have a second cup. The service was friendly and relaxed. We highly recommend making a trip to this restaurant, as the drive there is also quite spectacular.