Cafes in Lossiemouth

“My first time visiting since it became the beach hut, popped in after a west beach walk for a bacon roll and a coffee and it was fab. Just what you need after a walk on the beach. Service was good, roll was magic and the place was busy with a nice atmosphere. Will definitely visit again. Thanks!”

“Arrived at lunchtime. This was a first visit. Wheelchair accessible, Disabled parking beside the door. Easy to enter, even though it was busy and almost full, the staff cleared a seat away for my wheelchair. Our order was taken promptly. There was quite a wait for our drinks & food. They were full, so happy to wait.Sweet potato & parsnip soup (small) and cheese Scone. The soup was very salty! Otherwise tastey. Scone was very nice. My company had a lovely banoffee milkshake and Avacado on artisan bread with bacon and poached egg. They enjoyed it, but it was small. Coffee was popcorn latte. Good. I did not get to the toilet, as no room between the customers. Will return at a quieter time to try the Cakes.Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible, Blue badge parking beside the door.”

“I fancied some Eggs Benedict and The Harbour Lights seemed to be one of the only places nearby. It’s a lovely little place (if a wee bit pricy) and I enjoyed sitting outside in the fresh air whilst stuffing my face. The ground coffee is also worth a mention. I had 2 cups??”

“We went here for dinner on our last night of our holidays. Able to get a table no problem as wasn't overly busy when we went but was early and during the time we were there got busier.Service was really good, they did make a mistake with my partners meal but quick to rectify and apologise.Food was lovely and would recommend going there.”