Peggy Scott's

Pleasant enough roadside caff with plenty of parking, clean loos (which let's face it is what most of us are looking for if we're road-tripping to the highlands) and a selection of basic light snacks, cakes and lunches. Pricewise a pot of tea for two was £2.80, I wasn't particularly hungry so opted for a child's portion of macaroni cheese and chips at £5.70. It was ok. Handy pit-stop where there are very few options.

Decent food on a road which has few places to eat anything resembling a meal. Not cheap compared to high street prices, but equivalent to motorway services.
Varied menu featuring usual roadside fare, along with specials and more local dishes.
Little gift shop on site, too.
Not a bad place to stay for a meal, especially as other fare on the road is McDonalds, KFC, etc...

Convenient. Food blah. This is a roadside tourist trap on the road to Aberdeen. I had the fish and chips. Meh. Had much better later on in the trip. Skip this.