We've been buying the chocolates from this lovely little company for years so were delighted when a proper cafe/visitor centre was opened. It's small but perfectly formed, with seating inside for about a dozen people and more outside (for when it's dry). The location is great, with stunning scenery and a decent amount of parking. It's on the main route to Kyle of Lochalsh, so easy to get to as well. The hot chocolate here is amazing and well worth stopping for. Between us we've tried all the different flavours and all of them get a 10/10. On our most recent visit hubby was particlarly taken with the Golden Hot Chocolate. There's a wee shop inside too, with local knick knacks as well as their chocolate bars and boxes of chocolates. There's a slightly discounted price if you buy 4 bars (it would be rude not to...). As locals it's also nice to see it open outside of 'tourist season'.

Amazing choclate, might be the best I've ever had! Recommend the Haggis Spice. Great story behind the business, it's much more than just the product. Beautiful location. We stopped in for a coffee on route to Skye and have had to order more choclate as soon as we got home.

Lovely staff!! They have a fun variety of chocolates at a good price and the coffee there is great aswell, worth a visit for sure. The place is very small and you won’t teally be going in there to look around for long, there is shelves and one table of items and chocolates for sale aswell as around 5-6 tables to sit at (around so). Nice spot for a quick coffee break and have a toilet so extra point for that!

This family owned chocolate pit stop in the highlands is fantastic. Plenty of free parking. They serve hot drinks, cakes, and most importantly, chocolate. We got 4 of their individual chocolates for £5. I tried the sticky toffee pudding chocolate (genuinely tasted like a sticky toffee!) and the pecan chocolate with salted caramel (delicious). You can purchase boxes and slabs of chocolate as well as locally made gifts like soaps and jewellery. The chocolate boxes were quite pricey but you can literally see them being made through the window in the gift shop so it’s worth the splurge. The chocolate itself is so thinly casted and tastes fantastic. Finlay’s story (owner and chocolatier) is super wholesome and the family feel of the entire business really came through. I can’t comment on the hot drinks but I thought they were reasonably priced and looked to be served quickly by the staff. Worth a 30 minute stop if you’re on a road trip!