In the Aviemore Industrial estate, 2nd floor of Highland Home Centre.
Highland Home Centre, 18 Dalfaber Industrial Estate, PH22 1ST
01479 816298
Highland Home Centre, 18 Dalfaber Industrial Estate, PH22 1ST
01479 816298
Our Soups and Curry Bowls are made daily by our excellent Chefs. These are both gluten free, vegetarian and vegan. Our Soups are accompanied with a Harry Gow white/ brown roll or gluten free ciabatta. Our Curry Bowls are accompanied with a garlic and coriander naan which is vegetarian and vegan or a gluten free ciabatta.
Carlsberg don’t do Breakfast….But if they did!…
Eggy Bread with Caramelised Banana and Winter Berries. All smothered in Maple Syrup.
Home Made Vegan Burger, Smoked Applewood Vegan Cheese, Vegan Onion Rings and BBQ Sauce 
Todays Special is a Chicken, Chipotle, Chorizo and Avocado Wrap. Served with Salad and Crisps.
We also have our Loaded Skins and Bacon Double Cheeseburger in the No2 and No3 positions.
Best thing on a cold Sunday morning, Full Cooked Breakfast with a Coffee, Tea or Orange Juice Available until 12 everyday.
We also do healthy options… Full Scottish, Vegetarian or Vegan available!
The Café is situated on the National Cycle Networks Route 7, which is where the name originates from. The sections of Route 7 between Sunderland and Inverness take in breath-taking views of forests, hills and lochs. It is over 540 miles long and passes through two National Parks before arriving in the Scottish Highlands at Inverness. It has sections in two spectacular National Parks: Loch Lomond & the Trossachs and Cairngorms. It also forms part the famous Sea to Sea cycle route and includes almost 35 miles of traffic-free cycling between Sunderland, Stanley, Consett and Parkhead including the Consett and Sunderland Railway path.
Todays awesome specials at the Cafe. We’ve got the 80’s dance on an cooking up a storm!
My mouth is watering already and I haven’t even tasted it yet. Creamery, Cheesy Jalapeño Poppers with a Grape and Tomato Salad, Basil Oil Dressing, topped with a slice of Lemon.
