Country Mumkins in Stirling

Stopped by for a (very) late lunch at 3.15pm after walking the West Highland Way from Crianlarich. Very glad to find they were still serving food. Excellent quiche with fresh side salads, and tasty home-baked cakes. Beautiful location, we sat outside and enjoyed the company of the inquisitive chickens. Really highly recommended, definitely worth the 3-minute detour off the West Highland Way (& it’s very well signposted for walkers).

What a marvellous find this was. We had just come off Beinn Challuim after a four hour walk, and the cosy Artisan Cafe provided the most perfect end to the day. Fresh tea in bone China and home baking of delicious quality. Add in the delightful, friendly staff, and we couldn’t have been more content ❤️

Having researched this cafe as being dog friendly we decided to visit for lunch. We were very disappointed to see on arrival,on their outside chalk board - no dogs allowed.We were going to leave and actually got back into our car, but then changed our mind and thought we would sit outside. However the tables and grass were wet and it was too cold, so reluctantly we had to choose to leave our dog in the car, which is not something we like to do and if it had been sunny we wouldn't have been able to.Inside there was a good choice of items. We had soup, paninis, scone. Everything was lovely and we really enjoyed our lunch.The only down thing was it was not dog friendly and given the area where alot of people are on holiday, for "staycations" with their pet I think they could be more accommodating.

Close to main road between Crianlarich and Tyndrum. Superb place in old church with lots of tables well spaced out...fantastic stafff who are very friendly and efficient. Superb menu for breakfast , brunch or lunch or just coffee and cake( huge pot of filter coffee)...gluten free choices no problem. have driven past this place literally hundreds of times on the way north to the big mountains. We will not be driving past again... a brilliant hidden gem. Well not so hidden as its only a few metres from the main road.

Been before, soup,sandwiches and cake are all freshly made and always tasty, tables inside and out, nice walks nearby, plenty of room to park at side, its in an old church building

Away from touristy Tyndrum, this chapel cafe makes a lovely place for a pit stop. But we were frustrated by a long delay... just to pay for two coffees.If any of the staff ever read these reviews, how about considering the option of letting customers pay upfront when ordering, especially if it's something simple like a couple of hot drinks?Even though we just wanted to pay and go after finishing our coffees, I was unlucky to get caught in a queue which included people waiting to be seated, someone asking for complicated directions to avoid a road accident and someone ordering for a group who couldn't decide what takeaway sandwiches they wanted. When I finally got to the till, the card machine wouldn't work. So to pay with cash I had to go out to the car to get the right coins... and then rejoin the queue all over again!Another point worth noting is that the coffee served here is exceptionally strong, with two shots the default dose. Consider asking for a single shot if you're on a long journey and don't have a strong bladder!

Lovely little cafe just off the main road,with fresh food and home baking. The converted church is a lovely, calm environment and the staff were friendly and kind. Coming off the main thoroughfare by just a few yards, makes all the difference.

Stopped here for lunch after walking in the national park. Had the most incredible food, but my order was wrong so I told the waiter and he took it away and gave me the correct order. My boyfriend was a bit picky about the juice as they said “fresh” juice on the menu but it was from concentrate and he doesn’t like juice from concentrate so he asked to see the bottle of juice before he ordered a drink. I ordered a large juice but received a small one, didn’t say anything about this since they already had to fix my food order and clearly weren’t happy about having to do so, as my plate was basically thrown down in front of me by the waitress onto a table that could barely stay up straight and almost caused our drinks to spill. Went to pay and checked that a small juice was charged rather than a large one, the man at the till didn’t even give me or offer me a copy of my receipt. He took my payment and promptly said “bye bye now!” And turned away in the rudest manner possible, leaving me to add up my items from the menu so make sure it matched what I’d paid. It did, luckily, and I left. Stunning venue, stunning food, just keep your order simple and try not to have any issues otherwise you’ll leave feeling totally sad and deflated like I did and wondering what you did wrong for the next few hours.

We stopped at this cafe on our way to Fort William -stumbling on it in fact and I am so glad we did, its a lovely small cafe which you can sit inside or outside (we had great weather so sat outside) coffee was lovely and the Victoria sponge was AMAZING!! Best Victoria sponge I have ever tasted! So Thankyou!!! This little Gem of a cafe is definitely worth a stop! Cute and quaint.

Lovely cakes, good coffee, nice cafe. Good selection of GF ‘fine pieces’ if you’re looking for that. We came along not long before closing, and they accommodated us nicely.

Converted church and a great place for a lunch and drink. Really nice food good and wholesome. Excellent coffee and super staff. Pleanty of parking - peaceful and slightly off the beaten track

Travelling from Edinburgh to Loch Lomond and in need of a break, we came upon Artisan Cafe by chance - and were delighted. In a nicely converted church (with the old manse next door), we had a really good lunch including truly excellent soup. Staff are friendly and welcoming and make good coffee!The only difficulty is finding the place as it's really easy to miss.

Stopped here en route to Skye. Easy to miss but easy to park! An old chapel, complete with its old harmonium. Good for coffee or a light lunch, Friendly, helpful staff. We enjoyed the quiche of the day.

We stopped here mid walk for food and had the most delicious panini and quiche, followed by cakes and coffee. Staff were friendly and attentive, without being over the top and the atmosphere was relaxed. Please do not be put off by bitchy reviews, they almost put us off but so glad we weren't! Delicious!

One of those joys to stumble over accidentally. The converted chapel is always a bit too cold inside but the warmth is made up by the staff, food offerings, helpfulness and knick-knacks to tempt the cash from your 'Contactless'.I had wonderful spicy soup with GF oatcakes. There was plenty of it and was very satisfying. I resisted the cakes but had a good coffee to finish off.Lots of C19 protection in place. Always flowers around whatever time of year. Be careful of the track when the puddles are full. Oh, and remember where it is.Don't miss it !

Stopped in on the way home from Fort William. Arrived just before 4. Even though it was almost closing time - 4 o'clock - we still had a friendly welcome, tea and cake. Planning to go back soon and take some time having a look over the art and things on display.

We stumbled across this beautiful cafe in the middle of my birthday trip. We had not eaten breakfast and were looking for both food and cake following an exploration of Falls of Falloch.Excellent covid measures in place and plenty of signage and products, even in the bathrooms, to keep you feeling safe.The venue itself is unique, stunning and kept it's original charm whilst still being clearly well maintained. There were chickens roaming outside and lots of lovely little vintage details in the decor. The little shop provided locally sourced edibles and crafts. We bought some jam and my girlfriend bought me a beautiful little pin for my birthday. The food.... Oh my. The only problem here was I wanted a bit of every cake! We both opted for coffee and walnut cake and we're not disappointed. It just looked too perfect to miss and it really was! Excellent balance of sweetness and frosting to compliment the perfect sponge filled with delicious walnut pieces. Highly recommend. The slices were a good size too!We both had toasties which we devoured alongside the yummy kettle style crisps. My only downside is that this place is too far to become my regular haunt!

Came across this cafe between Crianlarich and Tyndum on the A82, it is a converted chapel down a dirt track but is well sign posted! Had a panini/toastie with a side salad and crisps (my partner requires a gluten free diet and they had plenty of gf options including cakes!), It was a little expensive (£16.50 for panini, toastie and two teas) but would still totally recommend!

Great food & nice size portions for lunch. Great off the road stop just outside Tyndrum. Very friendly and accommodating staff. Little cold inside..

Most places on the A82 are very busy to get into particularly weekends or bank holidays especially when you can see all the cars parked on the side of the main road. We were lucky to find the Artisan Cafe. We needed to find a stop which would be suitable for dog owners and a quick bite to eat enroute. There are seating outside for ourselves and our dog. All staff has masks on. They catered for my gluten and dairy intolerances and served a nice panini / toasties with a good Scottish blend cup of tea. This may become our regular stir enroute from the mainland to the islands.

Stopped off here on our journey without knowing anything about it. What a lovely surprise! Three gorgeous chickens wandering around outside the beautifully converted chapel. The staff were really friendly, the coffee was the best we’ve had so far, and the cakes were excellent. A good selection of eco and craft products as well. I’d definitely plan a stop here again if we’re ever in the area.

Lovely quirky little place with really nice food but we had quite a shock at the bill. 2 soups & a sandwich, 2 drinks and a piece of cake......£37. Should have said something at the time but was a bit taken aback to say anything at the time.

Etwas versteckt ist dieses Kleinod allemal einen Besuch wert: Es gibt leckeres zu Essen ( unbedingt selbstgemachten Kuchen probieren!!!) , Kunst und Krimskrams, eine tolle Athmosphäre, aber vor allem: absolut nette Bedienung, die trotz Andrang sich Zeit genommen hat für unsere Fragen ! P.S:: Ein herzliches Danke schön, haben heute versucht den Kuchen nachzubacken.;-)

We stopped here travelling over to Oban and so glad we did!Beautiful converted church building, georgous stained glass windowsWe had the homemade soup - SO good! Cauliflower and brocoli Then coffees with homemade coconut and caramel slice, deliciousThey have high chairs and plastic dishes for kidsAlso - and those with young kids will appreciate this is not typical - the baby changing room was really lovely. They have a proper table, plenty of space, even spare wipes and nappies. Lovely airfresheners and quality soap. And clean and fresh - probably the nicest restaurant baby changing area I've used For those without babies - toilets in general were lovely, clean etc Highly recommend this independent artisan cafe

We had seen a few reviews of this cafe, which was en route from our base in Oban and our return flight from Glasgow Airport. We decided to stop off for lunch and were SO pleased we did. The old converted church is beautiful, and the atmosphere is incredibly welcoming. The staff were all friendly and helpful without fail - and the menu was wide-ranging and varied. The special animal sandwiches/toasties for the younger ones were brilliant - such a simple idea but really well carried out. I enjoyed a combo of a large spicy parsnip soup and a cheese and pickle toastie. The carrot cake was also delicious and highly recommended.We ended up spending about two hours here, for lunch, cake, cups of tea and even bought a book and cardigan for our toddler!Genuinely cannot recommend this place enough...

We stopped off at Artisan Cafe on the off chance of discovering a friendly, independent, charming, interesting place with tasty food at a very fair price. We were not disappointed!The service was informal and friendly, the kids food and drinks were healthy and surprisingly fair priced, all the food including the home-made cakes were tasty, and the coffee was clearly selected by someone who has an idea of what good coffee should taste like. We will return, and this delightful converted chapel deserves your business!Thank you Artisan Cafe for a great start to our Highland holiday.

On a trouvé l’endroit par hasard, la faim au ventre dans ce paysage magnifique...Et au final dans une ancienne chapelle petite pause tea Time mais avec des supers gâteaux, des soupes maison et sandwiches qui vont bien....Au top a recommander sans prétention mais qualitatif

Cafe located in an isolated converted church building. Hidden down a dirt track from the A82. All locally produced menu, great stop for a coffee break in beautiful surroundings of the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park. Wheelchair access is a challenge with 6 steps up to the door. If weather permits use the outdoor tables and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

We stumbled upon this cafe when driving through Scotland and we're really glad we did. Lovely little cafe in a beautiful building. Cakes, drinks and food were home made and of a good selection at good prices. Would highly recommend if you're in the area.

We stopped here for a cup of tea and a cake. The service was slow to begin with but once we had placed our order the food came reasonably quickly. It was nice to have china cups but I was disappointed as I got a stained one and had to ask for it to be changed.

Food was really very good, fairly priced and the staff welcoming. My friend and I shared the tomato-red pepper and broccoli-cauliflower soups. Both were satisfying.

We stopped here while walking the West Highland Way. It is sign posted from the way (although takes a little longer than suggested - more like 5-6 minute walk). It isn’t really set up for walkers especially on a wet day but the staff seemed happy enough for us to come in.

Fomos muito bem atendidos nesse café. Muito diferente, pois se situa num local que funcionava como igreja, foi uma grata surpresa na estrada. A decoração era uma fofura.

The cafe is set up in a church, the ladies running the place are very pleasant and sweet.

Passed by often as final destination is close by but decided to visit for lunch after hearing locals rave about it. An uncomplicated lunch menu providing simple tasty food prepared to an excellent standard. The atmosphere is cosy and welcoming and the staff were friendly and helpful. This may have been our first visit but it certainly will not be our last.

Super Essen! Sehr sauber und einfach gemütlich! Jedem zu empfehlen! Preis-Leistung ist top! Echt guter Kaffee!

Great coffee, tea and cake and less busy than the near by green wellie stop. We had soup an toasted sandwiches- delicious! Staff are friendly too Give it a go!

Third year and 3rd time we’ve called in, still as good as the first time. Had homemade pate and oatcakes great, can’t wait till next visit. Grumpy old man struck again.

A well deserved stop for lunch brought us to this gem with friendly attentive staff and lovely snacks and cakes

Called here a few times whilst we were on holiday in the area...excellent coffee and great choice of delicious homemade cakes....thoroughly recommend.

We stumbled upon this lovely little eatery on a rainy drive from Loch Lomond to Glencoe

Wenn man das Schild Artisan Café in 3 Minuten sieht und eine Stärkung beim Wandern möchte unbedingt diesen Umweg nehmen. Waren total begeistert vom Ambiente dieser ehemaligen Kirche. Getränke und Speisen in wunderbarer Qualität und sehr gastfreundliches Personal haben diese Pause für uns zum Genuß gemacht.

The owner and staff are always very friendly. We stop off here every year that we go to Scotland for our lunch. The reason being that the choise of food is very good and different. The food is fresh and interesting. Great place to stop.

We decided to stop by at this cafe on our way from Loch lomond to glencoe on a rainy Friday. We ordered the combo meal - a large bowl of red pepper soup and egg sandwich, a quiche and carrot cake. The food is so good and makes you feel so homey. Lovely staff too. Do try their soup and quiche.

Visited on way home from Oban to Wishaw. Have stopped at Green Welly, Tyndrum for years - thanks TA for highlighting another option in this fantastic cafe. Beautiful old Church, prompt, friendly service and lovely food options. Enjoyed the soup and half sandwich leaving enough space for beautiful tray bake and coffee exactly the way I like it. Lovely items for sale inside and option of sitting outside on a nice day with the “chooks”. A big thanks to the ladies for looking after my handbag which I left over my chair!!!

Came across this lovely cafe by chance and so glad we did. The only sad thing is that we were only passing and may not be back again for years! The ambience was delightful, the staff really friendly and the food and coffee great. They also have a wide selection of art and craft available for sale plus lots of beautiful smelly things! The soups are a must try. I had red pepper and courgette with a cheese scone and my husband had mushroom with oatcakes. Both really good. They also offer large or small which is a great idea. Would definitely recommend. Oh yes, the lady who owns/runs it makes all the food. Wow!

Turned off the A82 to find this lovely place. A warm & welcoming atmosphere enhanced by all the delightful hand crafted items on display & for sale. The food was tasty & served with a smile. So close to the A road but so peaceful.

The Artisan Cafe south of Tyndrum is a beautiful old church, small and characterful, and the greeting there is second to none. It has such a nice atmosphere and its customers receive the warmth of welcome typically found on entering a family home. Drinks and home baking are fresh and so delicious and the varied menu should easily satisfy any dietary needs and heartier appetites from breakfast through to lunch and beyond. There’s also a nice selection of quality crafts, cards and gifts for easy browsing (and very tempting indeed!). A quick note of caution for drivers of camper vans and motor homes - the cafe is at the end of a short section of narrow single track road with, for larger vehicles, a very tight reverse into its turning space. For me, the quiet and cosy Artisan Cafe with its warm, friendly and attentive staff, and inaccessible to tourist coaches, is a delightful alternative to the busy commercialism of nearby Tyndrum. I travel through the area regularly and now I’ve discovered it wouldn’t stop anywhere else!

Wir sind hier kurz nach 10 Uhr vorbei gekommen und haben uns spontan entschieden einen Cappuccino zu trinken. Erst dann sahen wir, daß das Gebäude eine umgebaute Kirche war. Absolut nettes Personal.

A former church houses a lovely, quiet and relaxing Cafè which also is a craft goods shop. Gentle ladies behind the counter make you feel welcome, offering incredible cakes. A pleasant “pit-stop”.

Travelling South from Skye and feeling peckish saw signs to this place and decided to give it a go.

A good simple menu, with veggie and gluten free options. Well worth a stop off em route. Nice artwork and artisan crafts, if a bit pricey.

Stopped here for lunch on our way home from Ben Cruachan. Fantastic find. Lovely food, coffee and cakes. Lovely friendly staff. Highly recommend.

What a fabulous little place!! Lovely home baking and such lovely friendly staff. Highly recommended.

Stopped here both out and back during a long weekend in Scotland. Excellent coffee and cakes, very friendly staff. You'll almost certainly overshoot the turning to the cafe (not very obvious and off a fast road where you'll be doing 60mph) but ti's worth turning round and going back!

This little cafe was the first in miles on a road trip to Skye. The cafe is located in an old church that is filled with all the handmade goods you could imagine. It’s cosy with a wood fire in the centre. The women who were working were immensely friendly and accommodating (I am a vegan).

Lovely home-baking which gives it the big thumbs up in my book, all served on old, pretty crockery (another plus) and a characterful interior.Lovely had soap in the toilets too (another plus).

Friendly people, nice atmosphere and great venue. Coffee good, food ok but overall we had a lovely experience.

Absolutely love this wee cafe. Beautiful, quirky interior. Fabulous homemade food. We had soup and savoury scone and shared beautiful cake. very friendly staff, good selection of Local crafts for sale within the shop. Highly recommend and will definitely return.

Located between the villages of Tyndrum and Crianlarich, you could miss out on a fantastic lunch or coffee stop in an old Church which had a nice welcoming wood burning stove and nice original features. The staff were very attentive and the food homemade and very nice. We had cauliflower and broccoli soup with a savoury scone with tea and a sponge cake. All very good. This will be our new stop on the A82.

A great find on our way home to Edinburgh from Oban. Lovely ambience, coffee and food. Staff friendly and welcoming. Well worth a visit!

Fabulous find. Not a conventional traveller’s pit stop but a desirable tranquil haven in a sensitively recycled church building. Pleasant staff, excellent food. Gluten free widely catered for. Alas now back on the road. Happy to return on next adventure!

Great toasties sat by the fire and some superb cakes to take away. Really friendly staff and rather good value for money. Delighted to stumble on this place on our way up to Glencoe.

Converted church to a wonderful cozy cafe. Food is really delicious and the coffee is also great. They even had several gluten free options including some yummy carrot cake! Lovely.

To be fair, they do say this themselves, so I won’t comment on the decor, leaning as it does towards a shabby-chic aesthetic but without any real originality. I am more concerned with the rather pedestrian menu. The usual selection of toasties and panini, quiche and pate. We stopped for lunch, but, untempted, we settled for scones and coffee. Delicious scones, it must be said, with just enough butter and jam- a little more would have been welcome. The “crafts” on display were the same-old, same-old that you can buy anywhere. It is November, so not exactly the height of the tourist season (although three tables were busy with lunches), there’s plenty of time for this place to get its act together before next spring: it’s heading in the right direction, but has a way to go to make it a “must” stop.

Food was really good, especially great coffee and home-made cakes but I would say that the most important about this place is the astmophere. You realy feel like home. It's inside the old church or chapel, re-decorated with sweet and cosy style. All cafe is full with local products made by Scottish artists. You can buy some food, survenirs, cosmetics and much more.

Wonderful cafe to have a meal or a snack on your way to the Highlands. Just off the main road in a former chapel, it was a delight. Friendly people, great service and would recommend the delicious homemade chicken broth with chunky bread or cheese scone and butter, unfortunately we were too full to try the lovely cakes. Enjoyed looking at the local crafts and plan to go back as soon as possible to buy some pictures that caught my eye..... and to taste the broth again.

Tucked away off the beaten track in the middle of nowhere is this little delight of a tearoom. Highly recommded! The menu is superb, the food is high quality ingredients brought to life by skilled staff & the desserts are like angels frolicking on your tongue!

Visited this little gem of a cafe whilst walking a section of the West Highland Way with my wife. So glad we did. Great food, great coffee and great service. Just a couple of hundred metres from the main footpath and housed in a disused church. It also sells craft items. Went back the following day and we will be back again when we're up again next year!

Shortly after bypassing Crianlarich on the way to Glencoe, look out on the left for the sign to this wonderful cafe. Everything is superb - the location, the building (a converted church), the service (excuse the pun), and of course the food. I can't recommend it highly enough.

Wonderful cafe in an old church. Stopped for coffee and food and got directions from one of the lovely staff there. Would 100% visit again.

On our way to the annual Royal National Mòd in Dunoon this year, the ever-helpful Google maps suggested an alternative route to avoid the A83 where there had been a landslide. We were in need of a break on our drive down beautiful landscapes, but unfamiliar roads. The signs were low on the left hand side of the road, but in plenty time to make sure we could pull in to the converted church. I took a photo which looks exactly like the view someone else has taken, so it is clearly a popular choice of venue with a very relaxed atmosphere. We only had coffee and a fine piece and it was lovely. There was a varied and very healthy menu. There were also lovely wee craft things and pictures created by local artists out of felt, or embroidery, so we could easily have spent more time there than we did. It is also quite accessible as the door leads straight in to the cafe. Staff were very friendly and helpful - I was beginning to wonder if we were on the best road. They assured us we were! Worth discovering, worth taking the long road round for.

Our lentil soups and our mains – cheese and pickle toastie , couscous salad - were great, as were the herbal tea (recommend the Scots Flower Tea) and coffee.

Quaint wee place, nice carrot cake and home made brownies and service was fine.

We stumbled across this beautiful little cafe by accident and I am so glad we did. A warm welcome and lovely home cooked food. A sanctuary from the usual busy, noisy cafes full of laptops. Perfect!

Situated in a converted church, this is a charming and delightful little cafe. It is in the middle of nowhere, so you would need to be passing or deliberately driving out here. There are signs which are easy enough to see if you're looking for them, but could be easily missed if not. The drive way is long and wide to allow for parking. There are three steps leading in, which might be an issue for those in wheelchairs or mobility issues, but they may be able to work around this. The staff are very friendly and helpful. We were only here for coffee and cake, but these were of incredible standard. I will think about that scone for some time!

Cold damp day, brightened up by a visit to this hidden treasure. Warm welcome, great food, luxurious hot chocolate drinks and a lovely church building that has been converted into a fantastic cafe. Well worth a visit. Scenery outside is great too.

Es handelt sich bei diesem Café um eine alte Kirche die zu neuem Zweck umgebaut wurde.

We enjoyed a perfect cup of coffee, scone and walnut cake here. The jam was obviously home made and the decaf cafetière very welcome. We would definitely recommend stopping.

Found the Artisan Cafe almost by accident. What a wee hidden gem. Staff were friendly and helpful. The coffee was terrific and if i try and describe how much i enjoyed my fruit scone we will be here all day, and i'll run out of adjectives. Can't recommend this enough. On another note: I don't understand the poor reviews here. Fancy the owner not wanting some hillwalkers to park in their limited parking facilities and use a space for 3 maybe 4 hours. Tut tut. Oh hang on......someone is being inconsiderate and selfish. Shhh, i'll give you a clue....it's not the owner ;-)

We were staying with a friend who took us here for morning coffee and what a great place to visit. The staff were lovely, the cakes delicious and all in all a friendly, quirky cafe. My husband was very pleased I had no room in my suitcase to take home any of the crafts on display. We had a great time here.

A perfect cafe that serves delicious cakes and coffee in a restored church. Highly recommend a stop for coffee or light lunch!

On the face of it you might question what lies within but I would urge you to get out of your car & go in.

We stopped hear for a snack on our way up to Oban. Roughly half way from Glasgow so ideal. There was a nice selection of soups, sandwiches, toastie e.t.c I had the onion soup which was delicious. The woman who served us couldn't have been nicer, she showed a genuine interest in what we were doing. We came out really happy that we had visited. Next time we are passing we will definitely stop off hear again. Highly recommended.

Me and my family went there by chance, thinking it would be a "tyipical" road restaurant. Instead we found a lovely familiar restaurant (inside an ancient remodeled church!). The staff is super nice, the food is delicious and cheap. They have a lot of vegetarian options. Besides, the place is decorated really well and it provides a cozy atmosphere. I would totally recommend!

Cherchant un lieu pour une halte déjeuner, nous avons vu que ce café était bien noté, et quelle ne fut pas notre surprise de découvrir une ancienne église réaménagée en lieu de vente d'artisanat et en café-restaurant. Des produits frais et de qualité qui nous ont beaucoup plus, à des prix raisonnables, un cadre unique, bel endroit pour un arrêt !

I spent a day up in Fort William, Glencoe etc taking landscape pictures April 2017. On the way home it was dark but saw the lights on this beautiful wee building from the roadside and went to investigate. Glad I did as I got some cracking night sky shots from the grounds on a very clear night and some lovely images of the cafe/church. Haven't been back up that way during the day to sample the cafe's delights but will definitely be paying them a visit when i do

What an oasis ! In the middle of the most wild and gorgeous mountain scenery along the Glencoe road (A82) here is a beautifully renovated small church that has become a lovely warm cafe. Espresso was excellent; the highlight was the fabulous baked goods - coffee/walnut cake and carrot cake was out of this world! Worth a detour from far away even if Glencoe itself wasn’t breathtaking enough!!!

Loads of parking, not particularly visible from the road, but oh so worth the stop.

We always make a point of stopping here on the way south or north. There is always a great welcome and everything we’ve ever eaten has been wonderful from soups to salads to cakes. The veg quiche last time tasted great. There is a good range of crafts, many of them by local crafters - I get to admire my beautiful felted border terrier as I watch tv! I recommend this place to all my friends travelling up or down.

Unusual setting in an old Kirk with interesting crafts and produce on display.

My friend and I rented a car for the day a drove up from Edinburgh and found this lovely, perfectly situated cafe. Converted from an old church, it has every bit of a homey feel as if you were going there every day for years. The staff was hospitable and kind. We had tea, a delicious panini sandwich and a Victoria sponge cake that even Mary Berry would be jealous of, all while taking in the view of some beautiful highlands. Dianne, the owner, should be proud of the charming cafe she has established.

What a treat - almost the best coffee on the trip so far and the home cooking was a treat. Loved the well curated local arts and crafts and bought some lovely pieces to take home to NZ.

Im April 2018 besuchten wir dieses Café am West Highland Way. Sehr empfehlenswert! Nettes, gemütliches und typisch britisches Ambiente, gepaart mit einem herzlichen und persönlichen Service. Dazu eine phantastische Kuchenauswahl!

In relation to Tony H comments on zero tolerance on walkers, and i can't and don't want to open the can of worms of parking , ownership of land and walking from the cafe...Minefield!

Surprise because on a terribly wet Saturday, we were nearly past the sign for the cafe before we realised it. Surprise because of the location - out in the wilds (seemingly) - and surprise when we saw it was a church building. However, on a miserable day it was a wonderful welcoming haven with fabulous coffee. Smashing raft shop as well.

Fabulous tea and coffee with delicious cake. A wonderfully warm and welcoming cafe with superb service!

We travel on a fortnightly basis and always call for lunch and coffee. These guys are the friendliest and most customer focused guys I know. We feel like they have become our family and we time our journeys so we can call when they are open. Food Great, coffee great, and we always recommend to friends who are never disappointed. The silly review on here is absolute rubbish. It was someone trying to take advantage of their hospitality and good nature.

Foods fine, but the owner has a thing about walkers who park within a mile of his cafe, we went for a walk and he asked use to park a mile away and come back when we had finished our walk!!! It’s an old section of highway he (the owner)doesn’t own, he said he only wanted tourists, we explained we were tourists just the sort who liked to walk in the hills first and he was not amused said we were the sort of tourist who effected his profit by taking up parking places. As I say the foods fine but not as good as the real food cafe just 1.5 miles away in tyndrum. So I would recommend any hill walker going else were until this attitude changes, spoke to some others who had a similar experiences a couple of weeks ago.

I stopped off here on the way home from Kyle of Lochalsh. It's situated just south of Rannoch Moor on the road to Loch Lomond and it is built on the inside of an old church.