Storehouse Cafe sits inside Lews Castle on the Isle of Lewis, in Stornoway. Stop here for coffee, cake or a light meal in the castle’s ground-floor rooms, then browse the small shop for Harris Tweed products and local art. The menu has included pancakes with maple syrup, paninis, soup and baking such as lemon cake and scones. Afternoon tea is also served. If you’re planning lunch, note that food choices can be reduced during special events.
A cafe inside Lews Castle
Storehouse Cafe is set in the grounds of Lews Castle in Stornoway, on the Isle of Lewis. Its position makes it an easy place to pause while visiting the museum or the castle halls. The cafe serves coffee, tea, cakes and light meals, with beers and ciders also available.
The ground-floor rooms are used for afternoon tea, served daily. The cafe also has a small shop selling Harris Tweed products and local art, so you can combine a refreshment stop with a look at local crafts.
What to eat and drink
Menu choices have included pancakes with maple syrup, paninis, soup and cakes. Lemon cake and scones are among the baked treats associated with the cafe. The menu can be limited during special events, so check what is available if you are planning to eat a full lunch rather than stop for coffee and something sweet.
The cafe is listed as cash-only, so take cash with you. In summer, it is open every day, including Sundays.
Perguntas frequentes
Where is Storehouse Cafe?
It is in Lews Castle grounds in Stornoway, on the Isle of Lewis, between the museum and the castle halls.
What can you eat at Storehouse Cafe?
The menu has included pancakes with maple syrup, paninis, soup, lemon cake and scones. Afternoon tea is also served.
Does Storehouse Cafe serve afternoon tea?
Yes. Afternoon tea is served in the castle’s ground-floor rooms.
Does Storehouse Cafe take cash?
Its listed payment information says cash-only, so bring cash.
