Robertson's Speciality Farm Shop near Beauly, a whitewashed building with a blue sign and a Farm Shop Open board on a barrel.
Inverness-shire

Robertson's Farm Shop

A family farm shop at Tomich near Beauly, full of local produce, with Highland cows and alpacas in the field beside it.

Welcome

Just outside Beauly, at the start of the road north, a whitewashed farm building carries a bright blue sign: Robertson's, The Larder.

It is a family-run working farm with a shop full of good things from round about, and the animals in the field beside it are the reason many people stop.

The Highland cows are the stars, shaggy, with long curving horns, and they share their field with a family of alpacas. They can be seen from beside the shop, and the staff are happy to tell you their names.

Inside, the shelves are stocked with Highland cheeses, smoked fish, local beef and venison, eggs, vegetables and chocolate, with the farm's own strawberries in season, and there are hampers and Highland cow gifts to take home. Dogs are welcome in the shop. It opens every day, from 9am, and 10am on Sundays.

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Before you go

Open Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm, and Sunday, 10am to 4pm, according to the shop.

The cows and alpacas are in the field beside it.

Where
Tomich, Beauly, IV4 7AS.
Open
Mon to Sat 9 to 5; Sun 10 to 4.
Dogs
Welcome in the shop.
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