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Sutor Creek Café

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Fresh seafood and woodfired pizzas at Sutor Creek Café in Cromarty.

Everything is made from scratch with local ingredients, and there is takeaway through the week: curries, fried chicken, pasta and pizzas.

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Opening hours

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Monday
noon–8pm
Tuesday
noon–8pm
Wednesday
noon–8pm
Thursday
noon–8pm
Friday
noon–8pm
Saturday
noon–8pm
Sunday
noon–3pm

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Close by
  1. Cromarty FerryCromarty FerryUnder a mile 1 min by road
  2. The Renfrew Rose ferry docks at a slipway, an oil rig visible across the firthCromarty Ferry TerminalUnder a mile 1 min by road
  3. Cromarty lighthouse's white tower and keepers' cottages behind the sea wall under a stormy sky.Cromarty LighthouseUnder a mile 1 min by road
  4. Yellow "cinema" lettering on a dark corrugated building beside the waterCromarty CinemaUnder a mile 1 min by road
  5. CromartyCromartyUnder a mile 1 min by road
  6. Calluna clothing shop with hanging baskets on Church StreetCallunaAn independent women's clothes shop in the middle of Cromarty since 2018, with colourful brands, good fabrics and friendly help.Under a mile 1 min by road
Directions
ShoppingIngrid's House0.3 miles
A hand-painted Cromarty Pottery dish with a striped cat, on a wooden shelf.ShoppingCromarty Pottery0.3 miles
Inside the Fishertown Inn in Cromarty, a long bar of blue panelling and wooden floors with tables by the windows.BarsThe Fishertown Inn0.3 miles
Craft shop interior with jewellery cabinets, an RNLI lifeboat model and daffodils on the counterShoppinggallery480.4 miles
A Micro Can canning machine fills tins beside steel brewery fermentation tanksAttractionsCromarty Brewing Company3.2 miles
Wooden cabin with sloped roof and ramp, surrounded by autumn treesAttractionsRSPB Udale Bay5.1 miles
Kirkmichael's restored red sandstone church among old gravestones, a gravel path winding through the grass.AttractionsKirkmichael Church6.4 miles
A long sandstone steading with a conical-roofed tower at its centre stands beyond a field of young crops, trees framing it on either side in evening light.BalblairNewhall MainsPlace to stay · 6.9 miles
Sunset breaks through clouds over a mudflat estuary and distant hillsAttractionsUdale Bay Viewpoint7.5 miles

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Places to stay near Sutor Creek Café, and when each is next free.

A long sandstone steading with a conical-roofed tower at its centre stands beyond a field of young crops, trees framing it on either side in evening light.Newhall Mains
  • To stay
  • In Balblair
  • 6 miles from Sutor Creek Café
Check datesA curved cabin clad in overlapping wooden shingles stands on gravel among wildflowers, arched windows and a door along one side.Boath Cabin
  • Sleeps 4
  • In Nairn
  • 11 miles from Sutor Creek Café
Free 14–17 NovCulbin Edge, Inverness-shireCulbin Edge
  • Sleeps 4
  • In Brodie
  • 13 miles from Sutor Creek Café
Free 23–25 NovA grand stone mansion glows with lit windows at dusk, bare autumn branches framing the facade.Links House at Royal Dornoch
  • To stay
  • In Dornoch
  • 14 miles from Sutor Creek Café
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