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Celebrating 20 Years of Walled Garden Cafe & Restaurant
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Award Winning Garden to Table Modern Scottish Cuisine
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Organic Seasonal Fruit and Veg from Our Beautiful Gardens
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Locally-made and Organic Gifts in our new Potting Shed Shop
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Sustainably Caught Seafood Plucked from Our Local Waters
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Local Bounty from the Crofts and Hills of the West Highlands
Restaurant
AWARD-WINNING MICHELIN GUIDE RECOMMENDED GARDEN TO TABLE LOCAL WEST HIGHLANDS FOOD.
Cafe
Homemade cakes and award-winning scones with locally-roasted coffee and organic teas.
Garden
BEAUTIFUL VICTORIAN WALLED GARDEN SETTING WITH ORGANIC HOMEGROWN PRODUCE.
Beer & Wine
CURATED SELECTION OF FINE WINES, SCOTTISH SPIRITS AND LOCAL CRAFT ALES.
The Applecross
Coffee Bothy
Our new food truck with coffee, cakes and light bites.
Look for us behind the roses!
With outdoor seating and seasonal produce from our kitchen garden, the new The Potting Shed gift & farm shop, plants for sale at our Greenhouse, the Community Treehouse and a magical woodland path, there is much to explore in our 1.2 acres.
The Potting Shed
Our new farm and gift shop features local artisan and fair trade gifts, organic ingredients, jewelry, books, garden and holiday-maker supplies. Located beyond the Walled Garden next to the Greenhouse.
Weddings at the Walled Garden
If you want to have your big day in a romantic West Highland garden with top quality catering, we hold civil ceremonies in our beautiful Victorian walled garden. *Unfortunately we are currently not taking wedding bookings at the moment, we are hoping to take bookings for 2022 in the near future.
About Us
Here at the Walled Garden local sourcing really is a way of life.
History
Applecross House was built in 1675 and it is likely that the garden was created at the same time. In 2001 Jon and Elaine took on the overgrown and derelict walled garden, and created a tea room.
Philosophy
We grow all our fruit and veg in our organic gardens. Our meats are croft-raised and our seafood is line-caught in the bay. Here at the Walled Garden, local sourcing really is a way of life.
Community
Sustainability is not only for our food sources, but also about supporting young people striving to live and thrive in a fragile community in the remote West Highlands.
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