Coach House Coffee Shop in Argyll & Bute

Once again made it up to Luss to the Coach House for a totally tasty lunch. The Chicken and Rice soup is to die for and it alwsys comes with a huge slab of buttered fresh bread. Order a tea....their beautiful tartan teapots hold oodles of tea. The location is ideal and the whole ambiance is truly Scottish. Will be back later this year for another bowl of soup and perhaps one of those huge merrangues in the cake display case.

We had a lovely coffee here but the whiskey fruit cake was terribly dry a little bit burnt too would not visit again as overpriced at just under £5 for the cake which would have been fine if it was nice

Place is being quite nice, on the other hand prices are being a proper ripoff. Average sandwich valued max £2 being sold for around £8 is not even funny ! So if you like to pay silly money for nothing special - enjoy

Visited the coffee shop when staying in Luss for a festive break. We had completed the magical Festive Fairy Trail and stopped for a bite to eat and a cuppa. It was so welcoming, with a roaring fire and pretty Christmas lights. The staff were so attentive and cheerful, providing excellent service. The food was absolutely delicious-I had the leek and cheese quiche, with a very well presented salad and yummy home made coleslaw, whilst my hubby had the soup and a huge chunk of bread. The crockery was lovely and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal here. Thank you.

Popped in while out walking and had the best millionaires shortbread ever with coffee.Lovely Shop and staff

We had a lovely trip to Luss and went to the coach house for a late lunch. The tomato soup was lovely & it came with a lovely chunky slice of bread. The coffee shop itself is lovely, with gorgeous tartan crockery. The home-baking looked amazing, and we would have had something had we not had an early dinner booked! We will definitely return on our next visit.

This is a regular family trip however we have found that it has been not as good as it used to be. Arrived just after 10:40 to be told there were no scones as they don’t open til 10 so had just been made. Went for the cinnamon toast which to be frank was very unpleasant. The drinks were lukewarm and the coffee was basically a milky drink. Considering it’s not the cheapest of cafes it will be a while before we go back which is a shame as it was something we all looked forward to

Stopped in on our way home from a weekend up in the highlands - couldn’t have felt more welcome, and we really appreciated how accommodating they were with our dogs too, definitely dog friendly! Sat and enjoyed the tastiest home made soup cakes and coffee in front the fire. Couldn’t fault it!

Visited with friend. Had enjoyed previous visit but roll today was overpriced and lacking in flavour .While I appreciate costs have increased, £7.90 for what was no more than a large flat dry salad roll is excessive and poor reflection on taking advantage of what is primarily a tourist clientele.Also disappoint to see that although the female staff wore masks at all times , the male server wearing his kilt obviously thought it was a mask for his chin and and no point had it over his mouth, despite greeting customers and serving food to customers.

Surprised at previous reviews re customer service. Our customer service was warm and friendly. Scone was heated on our request and came with all 3 butter cream and jam (and plenty of it). We ordered tea for 2 and we got 3 cups each from the pot and all was served in a lovely tea set which was on sale in the gift shop. Price of the tea pot alone was £79 so i thought this was a nice touch. Another few special touches were fresh flowers on the tables and a well stocked baby changing unit with nappies, wipes and even baby food available to help yourself!

Had double check my receipt . £9 for 2 takeaway coffees 🤔, served by a grumpy lady All very flustered.

Customer service not a priority. If you don't mind being treated like tourist fodder then knock yourself out. Woman at till was rude when we entered then at till reached across and snatched my bank card out of my hand before I had the chance to offer it.

Enjoying a lovely day out with family and friends in this beautiful little town. Nipped in to the coach house and had a delicious bowl of the soup however the staff member that served me couldn't have been less welcoming. It felt like a military camp! Barked at to do track and trace and then she looked like she couldn't be bothered to bring the soup over? She was very abrupt and quite rude. Would love to come back but unfortunately she's put me right off.

My husband and myself attended this cafe as it was a favourite of ours. However, today's visit wasn't great. The Lomond latte used to be served in a tall glass/cup. Today it wasn't. However it was deliciou. The let down was the cakes. I had a cup cake, unfortunately it was really small and dry. My husband had carmel apple Betty pie with ice cream. It was the smallest piece of pie I'd seen. Wouldn't mind if the cost reflected the size. The cupcake (which is listed as small cake on the receipt) to my astonishment cost £3.80 and the apple pie (which is listed as large on the receipt) was £4.80, this wasn't including the ice cream, the price of which I can't remember. Whilst the cappuccino and latte were delicious they had also jumped in price by a fair bit. I get it that businesses have lost money over the last 18 months or so but unfortunately on this occasion we didn't feel that we had value for money. Oh another thing the scones on display were not covered initially and people were standing right next to them, hence the reason we didn't buy a scone. However I will say they were eventually covered. Sorry I doubt we will be back as we both felt ripped off.

Lovely place to eat. It was a cold, wet and windy day, so to find this gem in Luss to shelter from the elements was very welcome. It is really big once you walk through the front entrance and turn left. There are plenty of tables and chairs, well set out. Nice menu, choice for meat eaters, vegetarians and vegans. I had a homemade vegetable soup, but there were two other soups on offer; Brocolli & Basil and another, which I can’t remember as it wasn’t vegan. My friend had homemade quiche with dresses salad and homemade coleslaw. The Scottish themed teapots, cups and saucers were a nice quirky extra. There is a little gift shop to the right side of the entrance door with some lovely items for sale.Happy travellers, fed and watered

Great food - wide choice and delicious. We can recommend the homemade scones with jam and cream. Service was quick and friendly - our dog was welcomed inside too.

Lovely homemade cakes served in fab tartan crockery.Staff were so helpful and friendly (and wearing a kilt!)Even kindly offered us a towel as we we’re absolutely soaked from the heavy rain.Little shop attached where we managed to buy some postcards and shortbread.Recommend the paradise slice.

Very expensive £4.80 for small piece of flavourless cake Another £1.90 for cream with it Over £3 for coffee Wont be visiting again

Anyone who has worked in a decent coffee shop can see the poor practices here. Steaming wand never wiped or flushed out between coffees, absolutely covered in dry milk. Didn’t see the woman rinsing any jugs either, group heads weren’t flushed. Resulted in very poorly made, bland, burnt coffees which were not cheap either. We had 3 coffees, a roll and a scone which came to £20. We come from the northern isles so can sympathise with needing to have higher prices but this was not worth it. It’s a shame because this place has clearly got good branding etc and could be good.

So expensive !!!!!! 2 coffees and 2 pieces shortbread £14.80! Coffee was ok and shortbread was really nice but a ridiculous price.

We were recomended to visit this Coffee Shop and as time permitted we did. We each took a Banoffee Coffee as that too had been recomended highly. I had the large one and my partner a regular one. I found it difficult to taste banana as did my partner, certainly no taste of caramelnor of coffee so apart from the cresm and flake we found it a little bland. I also consumed a piece of Toffee and Pecan shortbread which tasted delicous but was very small for its extravagent price. The three items cost £14 which by my reconing was over £4 too much. Staff were civil and courteous as well as attentive. Not over busy but not quiet either and plenty of space to sit.

Having stepped off the cruise boat, I wandered up the high street, and saw the coach house coffee shop.The garden was extremely busy as the sun was cracking the flags, but I was quickly seated in the conservatory.I chose the chicken soup, and a new flavour of san pelligrino..lemon and mint. The soup came in a large bowl with a large hunk of granary style bread. It was a hearty healthy and tasty soup at a reasonable price.The staff were all very helpful and very focused to make sure that covid guidelines were adhered to.

It has been several years since we visited The Coach House Coffee Shop, but we did so a few days ago. The circumstances were different this visit due to Covid and also we had our dogs with us. The place was really busy but we managed to get a table outside and our order was not long in being served to us. It was not the fancy meal that we had before but the cheese and salad roll or whatever the call it in this venue was well presented in its box and the food was tasty, the coffee was also great. Was a bit pricey but what would one expect in a highly ranked tourist location. Again we would return if we were in the area.

We called in just before they were closing so unfortunately did not get the opportunity to browse the gift shop however the Caramel Shortbread was absolutely Devine!! We sat in the Walled Garden which was a lovely little asset to the coffee shop.

My earl grey tea was literally a tea bag in a paper cup with some hot water, and a splash of milk out of a bottle, and they took £4 for that. And the two staff members were each acting like it was their first day on the job. I feel foolish that I queued up and paid their prices. Don't know what came over me. Don't make the same mistake as me. What a rip off!!!

Found this place by chance and as it was a lovely day we sat in the garden which was lovely. Benches and tables available some with parasols.I have to say that I know they have a captive audience especially on a lovely day and also a Sunday but the prices are just way OTT. How they can get away with charging the silly prices I’ll never know but I guess if people are prepared to pay then that’s it.Coffee was ok but nothing to write home about.

Absolutely shocked to have staff member swear (for f*** sake) and then walk away when at till. Will not be back.

Lovely venue and the best place to break your journey when heading too or from the West of Scotland. We’re big fans of the homemade soup.

Visited today with my husband and we both ordered tomato soup and salmon and sweet chilli stokies ( sandwiches) to take away. Both were absolutely delicious. The soup was the best I’ve tasted and the stokies were too, with a side salad. The bread was soft and fresh and a huge chunk of buttered bread with the soup. Highly recommended, a taste sensation! I had the soup for lunch and have just eaten the stokie on our journey home to Haworth. Thank you, keep up the good work.

Arrived on a drizzly afternoon, just before closing time. However, we were invited to choose a table and there was no rush whatsoever. Staff were exceptionally friendly and accommodating, the choice of cakes was great. Hubby had an apple pie (said to be very yummy) and I had an apple and cinnamon scone - out of this world delicious. We will definitely return when we are next in the area.

Absolute rip off prices for the standard of the food. We paid £7 for the worst sandwich I have ever received eating out. Unhelpful staff. Would not return.

Limited options in this tourist hotspot and you certainly feel like they make the most of the captive market . The food was really overpriced for what it was. The sandwich was really basic with little filling and the quiche for £12 was a tiny slice with dry bread and butter and some salad on the side. Good if you have no other options but definitely better places for better value around. Head out of Luss…

Expensive/Rushed. The waitress didn’t give us time to look at the menu, when asked if we could have a min. she said can’t you share the menu. Rude!

Visited this sweet little cafe and also had a takeaway lunch here. Lovely premises and garden seating too. COVID safe and use of masks reassuring. Hope this stays after rules change, to protect vulnerable people. Tasty veggie sandwiches with side salad. Good prices. Gift shop attached. Recommend this place.

We finished what was a lovely day in Luss complementing staff in the village store, ice cream vans etc.Until we came here. Thought we'd have a refreshment before our hour long drive home.Two girls at coffee bar were lovely. We sat outside. But on finishing our drinks I thought I'd use the toilet facilities. It was almost closing and I could see the cafe area was being cleaned so I asked at coffee bar if it was OK to use toilet.I went into cafe to a shreiking woman shouting track and trace. I was a bit perturbed and I looked around to see what she meant. Again she shreaked, behind you Track and trace!Now I am aware of covid rules and was mannerly and courteous myself. I expect the same in return.Did she think I'd walked in from the street? How did she know if I hadn't already tracked and traced!? Also only people in were two kilted men and her. We are being asked to be kind to staff in shops and hospitality. But there is a way of speaking to customers. A friendly request is all that was required.I was so upset at the way she spoke to me I left and resorted to using the dalek inspired toilets at the new car park.I don't think I'll be back!

We intended on coming here for lunch but they only had 2 scones left and they were small and didn't look very tasty, so we decided to just get a coffee each and head elsewhere. It was busy so I'm assuming the food was ok, but it did look pricey for what you got. Coffee was nice though.

Very nice food, bit pricey, ginger hair barista at shop counter was brilliant didnt catch her name, helped us with different coffees and made a fab “Ben Lomond”

Great stop for tea, coffee and ice-cream. Daughter was thrilled to find they have individually wrapped gluten free waffle cones so she could have a proper ice-cream rather than the usual tub. Coffee was lovely, outside seating tranquil and a great little gift shop too. Not the cheapest but nothing in Luss appears to be cheap so call it a treat with idyllic quaint views.

Lovely place good service a bit on the expensive side tho.We stopped in for a coffee & scones which were fresh & a bit on the dry side & crumbly although they were very tasty & served with lashings of cream & a big dollop of strawberry jam.Service was very good & prompt.

Fancied a coffee and chat with a friend, poor service, staff very flustered, coffee weak and overpriced in huge cup but coffee only enough for a one shot cappuccino. Staff chatting among selves certainly not batista level service but certainly would expect that at the inflated price, experience more church fete tea stall. Tad disappointed needs updating to 2021

Nicely located, plenty of space in the front garden and rear courtyards. Attentive (kilted) staff and excellent home made cakes and coffee. Pricey but for a holiday treat very good. Good Covid Protocols with sanitizer at the entrance and on each table.

Friendly staff but very pricey. I got the quiche salad and my husband had soup, son had a smoked salmon roll and we had one latte and 2 soft drinks. Bill came to £36!!! Definitely too expensive for what you get!

Nice enough place but very expensive for what you get. Was 21.50 for just a thinly filled tuna roll, two teas and two cakes.

Not what you need after a 200m trip! Turned up at 4:01 held the door for a woman to let her out not knowing they were closing and then told they were closed. No sorry or anything or you’d think given we’ve just opened up again people would be happy for business and for customers but not that place!They could have served us taken an extra 5mins and no issues as we were drinking outside anyway.

we had some lunch, and drinks, sat outside, very relaxed, lovely staff, very accommodating of GF needs. Soup was amazing

Lucky to have a sunny day, so sat in the outdoor seating area. We had a lovely view of the church.You go into the cafe to order (hand wash by the door) and then they shout if you when your order is ready, to collect through a window.Also hand gel on all the outside tables. We both had the ham and redcurrant stockies. With as my husband described it, proper ham. They do good coffee too.

A lovely cafe with a nice gift shop! The desserts are AMAZING! We definitely recommend the scones :) Some bits in the gift shop are a bit pricey but everything is of great quality and you can find something nice even if you’re on a budget!

Lovely place to stop and grab a ice cream. Luss is a picture perfect, chocolate box village. If you’re in a hurry this isn’t the place for you.

Lovely setting and pleasant enough staff. Unfotunately, rip-off prices to follow - £7.95 for a tuna roll which comes under the description as a "stoki" on the menu, Similar prices for the rest of the menu.

We popped in for an afternoon snack and had delicious scones and tea. Our boys were spoiled for choice choosing a cake as there are so many and all looked fantastic.

It was very busy when we called in for coffee and ended up sitting outside in the rear walled garden area! The coffee was good and we would have added cake but the prices are expensive for what you get! Enjoyed the coffee, though!

We both had soup and it was lovely with a big chunk of fresh bread. Service was very efficient and quick. Only things that surprised us were the price of cans of juice and cakes and the limited menu

This was our second visit to the Coach house but unfortunately we left rather disappointed. We found it very very over priced(7.95 for a tuna roll!) and the food was slightly above average at best. Toilets weren’t the cleanest and I had to ask for napkins and cutlery. When ordering our cakes we’re told there was only one piece caramel apple cake so we had to order something else, only for them to bring a full cake out of the fridge before we left! Unfortunately we probably won’t return unless they reduced the prices substantially. Staff were polite and lots of hand sanitiser available .

I can't drive past Luss without stopping, which means I can't miss a visit to The Coach House Coffee Shop.A lovely warm and friendly atmosphere as always. Dog friendly, even have doggie treats too.Delicious cakes and wonderful tea and coffee. Kept us going for the final part of our journey up to Onich.Definitely worth a visit ☺

This beautiful tardis-like building houses a shop, and both indoor & outdoor seating areas. We chose to sit in a quirky conservatory area, with a beautiful mossy indoor/outdoor wall as our backdrop.All the staff we spoke to were super friendly, and despite it being busy, it felt very covid-secure and we were never rushed along. I noted the toilets were also very clean.Generous lashings of tea (honestly, the teapot was enormous) washed down two of the most delicious scones. I had a feta & olive scone (bear with me) which was soft & moist with a crisp savoury outer crust, served with soft whipped cheese & cranberry jam. Stonking. OH went for traditional cream & jam scone; also agreeing it was one of the best.I really don't know why there are so many comments about it being expensive - bemused as to where these people must eat - but for £13, we thought this was excellent value. We even considered stopping in on the way home for takeaway scones :)

After a fabulous boat trip we fancied a coffee and headed here just as it was closing. The coffee machine was finished for the day, but we were treated to local ice cream and they made a table ready for us and our 5 dogs outside. We visited during covid so we had to stay outside but even though they were closing they still came out with dog treats. Luss is so very dog friendly. Great to be treated like they want you there.

Excellent service. Great Colombian fair trade coffee served in cafetière with Tain pottery cups . Just what we needed on a wet day,

Good choice of different coffees and homemade cakes. Great customer service and nice environment. However cake prices where expensive; I think around £4.50 slice of cake or £3.70 for shortbread biscuits so I think they are just taking advantage of tourists.

In need of refreshments, the Coach House Coffee Shop satisfied us for sure. Not over sugary cakes and decent coffee in mugs. Friendly service too. Certainly a tick to all the boxes.

Really lovely little coffee shop with great cakes available. There is a great range of coffee (and other drinks) available - I would definitely recommend the Banoffee Coffee. Lovely cakes and very friendly staff.

Two of us went in for coffee. We had coffee, tea and two (small) pieces of cake. It wasn’t bad, it was average in our view. We couldn’t get any peace for staff continually asking if everything was ok. Staff cleaning were bumping into my chair without apology. Then we went to pay. £14.50 we thought expensive for what it was. We won’t be back. I’d rather go to the guy in the coffee bar in the car park!

Really nice tea shop popped in on way to loch long Had a lovely lapson souchong tea loved how they used loose tea instead of usual bland teabag and it was lovely Had a lemon cake and ice cream with it will go againDidn’t think it was overpriced as a few reviews have said and the staff were lovely It was well socially distanced at this Covid time In a really nice old building in a beautiful village

Just stopped for coffee on a very pleasant day and sat outside in their beautiful gardens. The staff looked tired and fed up and it was overpriced - £3 for a piece of very overdone shortbread

Have been going there for countless years, always taking visitors to Scotland as the guys often wear kilts and the food is homemade with the place having a great ambiance. Personally, I go for the fruit scones which are huge and delicious. Today, they had only treacle or cinnamon. Disappointed, I chose the treacle which was just ok, when I asked if they had run out the lady at the till said they had stopped making them and the owner said people don't come here just for the fruit scones, Yes they do and are prepared to travel from East Kilbride to do so. Miffed in EK.

What an absolute joke this place is. £8 for a posh roll and cheese with hardly any filling and £4 for a watery coffee. This place is killing the Scottish tourist industry, taking advantage of people. The owners should be ashamed of themselves, absolute thieves.

Was in Luss to try out the Faerie Trail, and used the chance to visit the Coach House Coffee Shop, which I regularly see pop up on the "best coffee shop" lists for Scotland.Nestled in the heart of Luss, its rather picturesque in the settings of Loch Lomand national park.This where the charm wore off.Ordered two Lattes, which were fresh in front of me.Along with two shortbread characters for my daughters, it came to a rather eye watering £14.00.I could maybe accept this to some degree (as its not far off Starbuck prices etc....) but what did annoy me was when I picked up the two coffee's, one was 3/4 full and one was only 1/2 full.I did comment that both were a little on the "light side" and told that was their standard portions.All in all, coffee was tasty, and daughters loved the shortbread unicorns, but not worth going out of your way for that is somewhere that sets out to attract the tourists.

We all had the soup to start with a huge slice of bread. Followed by a selection of cakes the best being the scone with Ceram and jam to die for. Social distance maintained throughout. This is the place to visit if you are in Luss.

Great service from all staff - they couldn’t have been more welcoming to us! Coffees were great and so were the cakes and sandwiches. Everything made fresh to order and even our dog was made a fuss over! We will definitely be back.

Amazing soup and bread!Cozy and warm place, friendly staff despite being full,we spent a good time there.

Very over priced. Popped in to the shop for a few cans of juice... was charged £5 for two cans of juice. Outrageous!

Friendly staff. Good choice of beverages and cakes all served on 'tartan' plates! Had a generously sized home made scone with jam cream. Felt the scone was a little dry. Friends had a huge meringue which they enjoyed. A nice spot for a relaxing break and a cup of tea.

Les plats et pâtisseries qui y sont servis sont fameux, mais on a surtout adoré la terrasse à l'arrière, absolument charmante, où un joli rouge gorge est venu nous tenir compagnie. Véritable Havre de paix !

Always pop in when in Luss, did yesterday but wont be returning. Lady who served us barked at us, food was average at best - scone presented with jam cream,butter swimming beside each other on the plate and scone itself dried out.£2 for a small diluting juice - come on, I could go on. Sad day as have always loved this little cafe!!

A great place to stop for a bite to eat. They have a gift shop as well but we found the items expensive, however they have a good selection of gifts.

Three of us popped in here after a walk through Luss. The cafe was busy and we waited for a table which wasn't a problem. We waited a while to get served and the waitress explained that they were very busy and short staffed, to which we told her it wasn't a problem. Having all of us worked in hospitality at various points we understand how stressful this can be. A kilted waiter brought us our tea and coffees by slamming all of them down on the table, not asking who had what then loudly huffed and stomped away. After eating, we wanted some cake so I went up to look at the selection at the counter so we could decide. The waiter angrily shouted over the entire cafe to me to "just wait a minute and I'll come over to take your order". About 10 minutes after this, he came over and took our order. No pleasantries, not even any eye contact. He served us our cakes by slamming the plates down on the table, again with another loud huff which resulted in him breathing all over the cakes, and then stomped away again. At no point were we rude to any member of staff and were quite understanding about delays and the busy atmosphere. This was some of the worst service we have ever received and considering the high price of the food and drinks, expected a higher standard of customer service. Restaurants and cafes regularly face busy days and stressful situations but rule number one is to never take it out on customers. There are lots of other places to eat and drink in Luss and the surrounding areas so I'd recommend spending your money there instead.

We popped in to this lovely little place today (04/03/20) whilst visiting Luss. We didn’t initially know it was there until we nearly walked past it but we are so glad we visited. The staff are by far the friendliest we have encountered. We (and our wee Westie) were welcomed very warmly. The gentleman in the kilt (so sorry, we didn’t catch your name) who took our order was lovely and brought a biscuit for our Westie. Dogs are very well catered for and welcomed so do stop in if you have a dog. The food and drink is amazing. Such a broad choice. We could have stopped all day, it was so cosy and warm and delightful. If you are in Luss, this place is a must stop!

I revisited The Coach House Coffee shop this month during a trip to Scotland with my family and found that once again the experience was thoroughly sublime. As a previous customer I had relatively high expectations of my visits and found that they were more than met by the warm and attentive staff and as always delicious cakes and sandwiches. A highlight of our trip up north!

We popped in for a small bite and coffee, nice setting, lovely decor and warm and friendly greeting on arrival. However, the waitress came over within a few seconds (I was still taking my coat off) to ask what we were having. I asked for a couple more minutes, and she left without a word. Less than two minutes later she came back over. Felt a bit pressured, to be honest. We ordered cinnamon toast, coffee and a juice, which all came to £12. We were told the toast will take longer in the kitchen (not sure why!?). I wouldn't have been so disappointed if the quality had been better - the toast was one small slice each and not of particularly good quality (think supermarket bakery counter) coffee was very bland and the juice from a carton (I saw them pour it, looked like Morrisons!). We felt decidedly gouged and don't think we'd go back. We went to beautiful cafe in inverary the day before and spent less, had better coffee and much better service. This place could do more to focus delivering the quality it seems to promote, rather than giving mediocre quality at sky high prices.

Great dog friendly place! Staff was very friendly and gave Lila treats! The apple and cinnamon scone is a must!

Very disappointed with what looks like a lovely cafe. We ordered the ‘basil and tomato ciabatta pizza’. It was a tasteless open top ciabatta topped with tomato paste, a measly amount of cheese, 3 cherry tomatoes & dried basil. DAYLIGHT ROBBERY at a cost of over £13!! (Only accompanied by salad). I would be embarrassed to serve this to my 2 year old. Also it says it is vegan friendly- only option for lunch is soup. I will say the soup and bread was a tasty option. And the coffee was ok.

This place came recommended - specifically for cake. I took my kids there for a treat, however both cakes we had were almost inedibly tasteless for me (they are 6 and 7 so they were happy with the sugar). The staff are absolutely lovely though.

Popped in today for a bowl of soup and an ice cream for my dog. The place was lovely and cosy and they were so lovely to my dog. He got spoiled by everyone that worked there with treats and attention. Soup and coffee was lovely. Would recommend to anyone visiting luss.

.Last visit the scones were terrible but we were told the usual baker was on a day off. We went for coffee and a scone but the scones looked like hard bread rolls , the baker must had left for good. We decided on a cheese sandwich which they called a Stokie. I thought nearly £8 for a cheese sandwich sounded expensive but maybe it would be special ! No such luck , a thin layer of grated cheese in crusty bread . A desert spoon of coleslaw and a little bit of salad. We also had a muffin which was good. But £7.65 for a cheese roll. A muffin at £3.55 and coffee at £3.10 a cup. Nice cafe but not that nice. Not worth the 20 minute wait to be served. I think all their awards have gone to their heads.

Good food, good coffee and excellent company mixed in with good service. What more could you want? Recommend the 'Stokeys' (big rolls)

Really good friendly service, and a good menu to pick from. The restaurant is situated in the middle of the village and is well worth a visit.

on a cold wet day in December the place provided an oasis of warmth, shelter, tea, cake and company. We had a great position in a far corner near the outside seating (plentiful for the right day) - other tables were long and you get to share with others - no mean thing but not to everyone's taste. Cakes and coffees were delicious and the price acceptable. The srevice was friendly and attentive - we are glad we popped in.

I ordered a de- caff cappuccino with cinnamon on top , lemon and elderflower cake . The cappuccino was so sweet I couldn’t drink it , I called the waitress and asked if they had put sugar in , as it was way too sweet . YES they put SYRUP in !!!!! WHY I didn’t ask for a dollop of syrup , and as for the cake , no elderflower taste , sickly , stale , lemon buttercream with sprinklies on top . HUGELY overpriced . Hubby ordered cinnamon toast , it looked disguisting and Hugely overpriced for that as well . So disappointing , and we are local , your serving this to the tourists what must they be thinking . And your waiter needs some lessons in customer care , it seems as if everybody was greeted with are you ready to order mate !!! NO I am not your mate , a lovely coffee house , shame about the quality and expensive food . Won’t be back

I’am a regular here, I have been going all seasons for years. One time we waited fourty minutes for our order only for them to of forgot it and re do it. No apology and the owner brought us our food too.

Stopped here with family for coffee. Great place, very friendly and welcoming. Good food , all home made, staff excellent, facilities above and beyond!! Definitely worth a visit

I visited the Coach House on 29 October for lunch but was disappointed with the food which is pricey. I ordered a quiche and salad which cost nearly £14.00 and afterwards had apple pie which was not heated. The café that day was busy and there were not enough staff to serve the customers. The waitress allocated us a table and then said we would probably have to share. The tables are large and maybe it would be a good idea to have smaller tables for two people as people do not want to share with other people.

Afternoon visit husband and grandson age 2. Very busy 10 minute wait, time spent browsing in the attached small gift shop. We choose soup (chicken and leek). Two large 1 small arrived after 10 minutes, boiling served with chunky bread and already buttered ( scrapping) we had to wait sometime for it to cool down not ideal for a child and as he could not eat it after a long wait he gave up bored we left without the coffee and very enticing selection of cakes. Not cheap. But enjoyed the soup.

Visited this cafe & received a warm welcome from staff. I had a bowl of lentil soup with bread which was delicious, & also a latte. It was a bit expensive at just under £10 but I'm guessing it's mainly catering for the tourists. My dog was given a free chew & we got the sofa in front of the fire which was nice. Food menu seemed quite limited & expensive. The list of cakes & desserts looked great, although I didn't have any. Service was quick & staff were pleasant. I would visit again if i was in the area with my dog again. I think they offer takeaway & there's also a gift shop.

Well what can you say staff are extremely knowledgeable and friendly the food well wow this is a jewel fantastic food portion size is extremely big but well worth it many thanks

Came here mid-morning with kids and grandparents. Service was fine, the place is pleasant enough. But none of our cakes (6 types ordered) were good, and the coffees and hot chocolates were not good at all. Kids hot choc had large lumps of chocolate powder at the bottom of the mug. Really not nice at all. Opportunistic, touristy feel. And very expensive. Not recommended.

Popped in following our Loch cruise, it was really busy and for good reason, the food was excellent, plenty of choices and reasonable prices. friendly and helpful staff.

Have been coming to this lovely coffee shop on and off for years. Love the decor, the food and the service. However, as much as they are all spot on, one issue will prevent us from returning and that is the price that they now charge for everything. This place has never been cheap but we have never begrudged the prices in the past. On our visit a couple of days ago, we were shocked at how much they are now charging to the point that three of us only ordered a coffee and nothing else and even contemplated leaving and going elsewhere. There are lots of tourists visiting Luss who are obviously willing to pay but unfortunately you have now priced yourself out of our budget.

Popped in here today, enjoyed a lovely bowl of carrot and parsnip soup with bread. My aunt and uncle had tea with theirs. It's cozy in there and I love the decor inside and out. There's a lil gift shop as well on the right when you walk in that has a few lil unique things. I would definitely go again.

We stopped here for lunch on our way north. The atmosphere is warm and inviting. The soups and fresh breads are delicious. There is also a good selection of hot drinks including specialty lattes.

Not spectacular - I only had coffee and cake - but there is a nice atmosphere and the staff are friendly without being intrusive - genuine smiles.

We stopped in on our rainy day visit to Luss. The place was bustling! It was cozy, the service was friendly, and our food was delicious. We enjoyed our time in this charming village and would stop again!