Ceres Inn in Fife

Before you order any food, just check the catering staff will stay longer enough. I booked a table here on a Friday evening at 7pm. It's like a large hall with kitchen tables & chairs with a bar at one end. The staff were welcoming. I ordered from a limited menu and the food was good and value for the money. Before 8pm I tried to order a sweet only to be told the catering had gone home! I know I was the only one in the pub (some sat outside), but it would've been nice to be informed the staff were leaving early.

Having been let down by Meldrums Restaurant we tried our luck at the Ceres Inn for dinner. The pub was jammed with locals when we arrived but the owner was very welcoming and with a bit of seat and table shuffling managed to fit us in. We had a lovely fish and chips dinner sitting in front of the wood burner fire. The Ceres Inn is a typical historic village pub with lots of atmosphere. Definitely worth a try if you're in the area.

Had a lovely dinner for 2 on our first night in our holiday cottage. Pub just along the road. One chicken burger, one halloumi burger with a pint of cider and a pint of Deuchers. Small pub serving food 7.30 and we were lucky to get last table. Lovely staff.

Visited here tonight for a meal, I booked a table earlier in the week. It was a very warm greeting when we entered the Inn and asked immediately what we would like to drink. Menu has a wide choice of food at reasonable prices. Freshly battered haddock ordered by my friend, and he was delighted with the choice. Homemade steak pie with mashed potatoes, very tender and enjoyable. Fresh cream meringue nest with strawberries, sauce, and ice cream .......gorgeous. As was the sticky toffee pudding. Choice of cream, ice cream, or custard. Service was attentive and pleasant. Delighted we chose Ceres Inn. Great atmosphere in a lovely village. Cannot wait for my next visit. Thank you.

Very nice, typical , country pub. Great beer, whiskey and Gin offerings. The food was good pub food. Very rustic. A place the locals eat and drink. If your in the area stop in for a bite and a pint. It’s good pub food , not gourmet but tasty

Nice pub with very large beer garden. Supper was good, I had very nice battered fish, my wife had scampi served with chips and a tasty salad. Great setting.

Great wee pub with a carefully chosen selection of great beers and a range of whiskies and gins especially. Friendly and welcoming, with themed events (recommended). Good place for a stopover on the Pilgrim’s Way walk also.

My magnificent partner and I returned the to the village of Ceres. We saw the Ceres Inn was doing takeaway and ordered two fish suppers. We ordered for collection inside a 15 minute window. Collected from the pub on time. When returned to Holiday home with the suppers we were very pleased with our portions both in size and quality. Felt like good value for money served up by friendly staff.

Visited here on Friday the 15th of October. Friendly enough owner and barman. We had our 2 golden retrievers with us as it is suppose to be a dog friendly pub. Unfortunately did not find this To be the case. Owner just kept Saying some people don't like dogs When eating. Well don't come to a Supposedly dog friendly pub. It Either is or it is not. We checked Before we stayed in ceres. Very Disappointing as only pub there.

Reserved a table - upon arrival we were shown to our table & we waited 15 minutes for a menu - eventually gave up and went inside to ask for one. Had to go inside again to order. They said it would take 15 minutes for a burger - it was closer to an hour! The boy from the kitchen eventually came out and dropped the boxes on our table. Now you can’t expect much for a £10 burger and chips however the bun was rock hard (microwaved?) and burger was bland. Staff were somewhat apologetic. Outside is decent for drinks however if you are looking for pub grub look elsewhere.

We were spending a lot weekend in Ceres and hadn't been to a pub for nearly 18 months. This pub was just what we needed. Dog friendly, Covid safe, and friendly. Served a beer I never heard of, but really liked called the Fifie from Ovenstone. We both are, me a burger, my Partner had a Scotch egg. We enjoyed our meal, the other customers and the staff 👍🏾

Pleasant afternoon in the beer garden, good service, good food, good beer, what more can you ask for 🍺🍻👍👍👍

Booked to eat indoors no alcohol but it good to be able to eat out. To assist we were asked to prepare order when we booked. It worked well and we enjoyed lovely haddock and chips and then sticky toffee pudding .

Well where do I start... Absolutely brilliant! I have eaten there on several occasions and had umpteenth takeaways... Everything is cooked from fresh, From Succulent mouthwatering steaks to the best fish n chips I’ve tasted in a long time, fabulous selections of gin definitely a win from myself and the girls.. Energetic staff who are working extremely hard to make sure this beautiful wee pub/restaurant runs as smoothly as possible in these most difficult times... Well done guys n dolls and we will see you soon....

We went to Ceres Inn for an evening meal. Food was good even with the limited menu. But the attitude of the lady behind the bar who was also the waitress was rude and it was as if she didn't want to be there or have us there. So we had had food and left never to return.

Limited menu but more than willing to provide variants from it to suit a vegetarian that like vegetables rather than macaroni! Excellent fish and chips.

We were looking for lunch in Ceres, and my husband walked into this pub, to be followed in by a very cross man who told him that they weren't open. Later, on looking at the opening times (in small print) outside, we could see that they don't open until 4pm on Friday. So why didn't the chap have the courtesy to say so? We wouldn't go in now even when they're open! By the way, we had a very enjoyable lunch at the friendly Folk Museum...

On such a horrible day it was a joy to step inside this small inn. We had tomato, chilli and coconut soup with a panini, side salad, crisps and homemade coleslaw all for under £9. Service was excellent from a very cheerful, polite girl. Will definitely return. Next time we will make sure we bring cash for a tip for the waitress!!!Thanks again.

We stayed in Ceres for a week and the Ceres Inn was the first stop off on the evening we arrived in the village.The pub was dog-friendly which is always helpful for us as we have two bassets. The welcome was warm on the Friday evening we went in. It is a small pub although it does have a largish pub garden adjacent to the building.The pub is currently only providing food on two days a week (Friday and Saturday), although the bar person did suggest they would be doing more days and we go into summer. The menu was limited but the quality of the food good.We only used the pub that one evening, not because there was anything wrong with it, only the lack of availability for food in the evening which would have been useful after days out on the road.

We walked from Cupar today after looking up its opening hours on trip advisor to find it was closed. It is not the first time we have done this to find it closed. Even when it was open he never had food same excuse chef had not turned up.

The website says they provide meals in the bar and restaurant - we arrived to find they do neither. the place is a bit run down looking but staff were friendly and the gin selection was good.

Lennie the landlord and his staff run a pub that is popular wth the locals, always something on whether it be a Gin, Whiskey or wine tasting night. The music are brilliant with local musicians performing

How disappointing... Went to the Ceres Inn to enquire whether they allowed dogs in the restaurant initially. The person in the bar (appeared to be the owner) didn't even have the common decency to turn off his hoover and I could barely hear him. I then asked if they would be showing the sport on the bar television only to be told that they did not have Sky Sports. I explained that they had a sign in the window saying they showed sport to which I got the response "oh yeah we've got BT Sport but I'm not putting it on. I'm going to have a band in instead". His tone and manner were so abrupt I would have no intention of bringing my family here, never mind my dog...!!!

Llevamos a amigos aquí desde Singapur y queríamos comer nos dijeron que no podíamos servirnos el almuerzo. En su lugar, así que tuvimos bebidas bar persona (creo que era el propietario) no fue la amabilidad de la gente, el lugar parecía descuidado desde cuando tuve visitado previamente, no es sorprendente que hay en el mercado. Este pub solía ser un pub encantador pueblo pintoresco con propietarios agradable, sin duda ido cuesta abajo.

Warm welcome, great selection of lagers, ales, OH and GINS, hearty home cooked food delicious, definitely a return visit soon thanks guys see you soon,

We went for a family lunch. The service was very friendly and welcoming. The food was clearly fresh (with the meat coming from the butchers next door) and delicious. Well worth a visit. Good value for money...

Visited as we were staying in a cottage nearby! Brilliant little pub with lots of whiskies and friendly staff/locals!!

Hace poco asistí a un evento "GinTasting" en el Ceres.

Gran personal, familiar, perros- tradicional Inn. El servicio era excelente y nos sentíamos como parte de la familia. Magnífica muestra de hospitalidad escocesa, un gran conocimiento de whisky local y personas más agradables de la zona. La comida era excelente y a un precio razonable. Prueba a la música en el primer lunes de cada mes algunos de música tradicional que escuchamos mientras lo mejor de Escocia. Sin duda alguna parada de nuevo durante futuros viajes a Escocia.

Disfrutamos de nuestra comida aquí el día del Padre.

Así como un servicio atento, buena comida bien presentada, que un grupo de pof seis miembros de la familia disfrutamos cenando allí muy recientemente

the situation of the inn which is close to the event ground and the delicious puddledub hog roast nearby

A warm welcoming heart of the village inn with reasonably priced beers and meals (burgers a speciality) served in a dog-friendly bar. Nothing outstanding but will not disappoint if you are in the area.

Friendly atmosphere and good beer. Not had the food for a while but good pub food and never disappointed.

My wife and I had lunch here today.First impressions. Small pub, 5 tables set up for lunch. (dinner is served downstairs in the restaurant) similar to the pitlessie inn, but smaller.Meet and greet, worked well. We had a friendly welcome, shown to the table, menu's presented, soup choice explained and drinks order taken.Menu was quite restricted for lunch, but it was nice to see snacks available on a sunday. Usual fayre such as burgers, macaroni, soup, haddock and chips. We were told that the meat products came from the local ceres butcher, definitely a strong point. We chose, the french onion soup to start, followed by a mexican burger, and my wife asked for a bacon, brie and cranberry panini, that was not on the menu, but this was no problem to prepare.Service, was prompt with no delays. Only mistake that was made was to not put the 2nd glass of wine on the bill. Food, beautiful french onion soup with cheesy croutons and extra ciabatta. The burger came with salsa, cheese, jalapenos, creamy coleslaw, and chips. Nice spicy burger, and really good coleslaw, but the chips were of the standard catering variety. My wife really enjoyed her panini.Value. Excellent, 4 courses and 3 drinks for £30.Overall, would return, and thanks for a lovely simple lunch.

The inn uses burgers sourced from the local renowned Ceres Butcher. Food is home cooked - definitely better than average for pub grub. Lennie the owner knows his stuff and provides a warm welcome, we tried a variety of beers on tap that were new to us. Outdoor seating is good if weather permits - overlooking the burn & village green

We stopped for a quick pint on a cycling tour of Fife and were warmly greeted by the landlord. A look at the menu ensured we stayed for lunch and an excellent steak and ale pie, with steak from the local butcher. It was delicious and I was close to licking my plate!One drink later and we had to be on our way, but we made a bee line back to Ceres on our return trip as we enjoyed it so much. Highly recommended!

Excellent food in pleasant surroundings in hiatoric village inn. Staff very friendly and welcoming.Will definitely be back.

great atmosphere, the food is pretty good too. especialy the culin sink soup !! quant village with pretty shops to visit