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Glenveagh Castle Tea Rooms

This terrific tearoom in the castle courtyard is the place to head to for really tasty home cooking

Seats 50 (plus some outside).Open daily Mar1–Oct 31,10am-5.30pm. Winter: daily Nov 1 – Feb 28, 11am-4pm (4.30 at weekends).

Georgina Campbell

There are catering facilities in the Visitor Centre, but this terrific tearoom in the castle courtyard is the place to head to for really tasty home cooking.

Whether it’s a bowl of hearty soup and some freshly baked brown bread on a chilly day or a generous wedge of quiche and your choice of salads from the freshly prepared selection on display, or just a chunky sandwich, everything is delicious.

Between times, there are lovely home baked scones and cakes to go with your tea or coffee and, if the weather is fine, you can take it out to the courtyard or nearby garden to enjoy in the sun.

The only downside is that credit cards are not accepted.

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Activities
Facilities/Features
Restaurant/Dining/Pub

Fishing (coarse nearby)
Fishing (Fly Fishing nearby)
Forest / Woodland with trails nearby

Garden Visits (nearby)
Golf nearby
Mountain Biking nearby

Walking (established walks)
Walking - Hillwalking (recommended routes or guides available)

Dogs - good walking nearby (offlead)
Location - By a lake

Location - Peaceful
Location - Remote

Location - Scenic
Outdoor Dining Avail. (summer)

Café
Al Fresco
Budget Meals (€21-35/£14-23 pp 3-courses, not inc. dr

Daytime/Coffee
Informal
Old World / Traditional

Sunday Dining
Tea Rooms
Vegetarian Friendly (always at least 1 starter & 1 main course)

Last Updated: 31-03-2020

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