Glenlyon tea room in Perth & Kinross

We have read the great reviews about Glenlyon Tea Room and so were keen to visit during our recent holiday. We called in for lunch and we both had homemade minestrone soup which was excellent. All of the cakes looked freshly made and tempting. We had coffee and pecan sponge and chocolate cake - both were fabulous. Very friendly service. Highly recommended. Well worth the drive through beautiful scenery.

My wife and I went along for one of our regular lunches yesterday. It says a lot that every time we go in it is full of locals as we all go back again and again. The food is always excellent and the beef shin and Guinness pie we had yesterday was up to the usual high standard. As was the chocolate cake, the scone and the baked cheescake. With a group of friends we are regular visitiors for Sunday lunch. We could not recommend it highly enough. We are very lucky to have somewhere as good as this locally. The only issue is the amount of weight we are putting on.

stayed at the diamond resorts at kenmore,so went on a drive to visit the fortingal yew,decided to find the glen lyon tearooms for a late lunch,boy we were so lucky to find this gem of a place,we ordered the smoked haddock cullen skink,best I've ever tasted,10 out of 10 for food and friendly service,best food always comes from small places,thoroughly reccomend this little gem of a place,will definately return

Lovely tearoom in a truly beautiful location. The tea/coffee & cakes we had were all delicious, friendly service, looking forward to our next visit.

Lovely little cafe, second time visiting, this time with our kids. Had an amazing coffee along with the best scone we have ever had. Great service, great food & can’t wait to come back.

We were staying in Kinloch Rannoch for 3 nights (me, Himself, a friend and our two [rescue] Staffies) and had decided to visit Glen Lyon for a day out, visiting the Tea Room at some point for refreshments. In advance, I had messaged to check opening times and whether the place was dog friendly (it is, inside and outside!) and received a quick, friendly response which boded well. We arrived in time for a late lunch and two of us opted for toasted ham & cheese paninis which came with salad and crisps, and coffee. Our friend had hot chocolate and cake. We chose to sit inside and although it was past 'breakfast' time, the staff cooked sausages for our dogs, which they enjoyed enormously. The food was lovely, plenty of it, and filling. (In fact, the dog had the last little bits of mine as I was too full to finish it!) A superb cafe in a lovely location, ideal for tourists, whether car-borne like us, or walking or cycling. Definitely rcommended and if we are coming that way again, we will visit again! Oh, and I also bought a delicious home-made loaf of bread to take back with us. Thank you.

I'm sorry, but that last reviewer shouldn't be let out, has no idea what he is talking about. We have lifted in Killin for over a year and heard good things about the tea rooms, but never got around to going. Finally managed to get there with some friends today and thoroughly lived up to expectations. Previous review complained about the soup and panini he got for £9.95, for me it was a little too much. However, both soup and panini were delicious, in fact everything we had was delicious and also picked up a lovely fresh loaf of bread. Friendly staff and a great location 👍. Definitely worth a visit and I'm sure we'll be back.

Limited menu on main meals and snacks as photo.Cakes and scones looked good but was in for lunch.Soup and panini £9.95 again as photo.If this is your expectation of GlenLyon tearoom then enjoy.

This is a must for our visits to Kenmore, the trip to and from is beautiful, and upon arrival the choice of food and cakes makes choice difficult. This time, the fruit scone, and oat and sultana biscuit, washed down with coffee, was as good as I remember.

A really picturesque route from Aberfeldy and well worth the visit. The staff are really friendly, food is fantastic and it's dog friendly. Well worth a visit.

My husband and I met local friends for a coffee at the rustic Bridge of Balgie, Glen Lyon tea room. It was fantastic! Delicious coffee and the millionaires shortbread was a real treat. We couldn't stay for lunch but our friends said their soup and sandwiches were fresh and delicious too. Looking forward to our next visit to the Glen already!

We are regulars. We love the location, service and mostly the food. The coffee is excellent. The specials always scrumptious as are the regular options. The freshly baked bread is always on offer and so very good. It can get busy but never regret a visit! Oh and dog friendly which is often a problem for us but not at Glenlyon Tea Room.

Wir haben die vielen guten und positiven Bewertungen gelesen und haben uns auf den Weg dahin gemacht, Es hat sich absolut gelohnt. Klein aber fein. Wunderschöne, ruhige Gegend, feiner Tee und super leckere Kuchen und Gebäck. Wir kommen sehr gern wieder!

This wee gem is awesome for freshly prepared food ambience setting and warming friendly proprietor's and staff ,on one of the most beautiful scenic circular routes you'll find in Scotland ♥️♥️♥️love love love ♥️

Visited the Tearoom after a very hot day on the hills. A great selection of home baked cakes served with delicious locally roasted coffee. I had the orange polenta cake which was moist and particularly delicious. Others had scones which were also highly rated. Friendly and helpful staff. Glen Lyon is a beautiful Glen and is well worth visiting for the scenery but the tearoom certainly adds to the attractions.

Fabulous cafe in lovely surroundings! Toilet facilities available and dog friendly. Good range of food at reasonable prices. Friendly staff. Highly recommed!

What a fabulous location in the middle of one of the best circular drives in Scotland. Good homemade snacks and fabulous scones except don't go on Wednesday , they are closed. PH15 2PP Open all the year round except 4 days a week in the...

Delicious soups, scones and cappuccinos. I was in Glen Lyon for a short time so I made sure to make two stops in one day. The staff was great and I had chance to chat with the owners. Make sure to visit the tea room...

Best carrot cake I had in my life. Washed down with lovely coffee while enjoying the views what more can you want.

Food that is loved is served here Home made bread Beautiful soup Lightest and loveliest cakes - the Rhubarb Crumble cake is mouthwatering And a real hot chocolate ... no powder ... real chocolate ... Go with an empty stomach ... the portion of Cullen...

Great drive to the tea room, the glen is amazing, if you want to see stags, horses, pheasants and more, this is guaranteed, however it is hard to keep your eyes on the road if you are driving so take care!! We had lunch at...

Open this Easter - ignore the road closed sign (its for another road) and visit this superb tearoom- lovely wee walk behind it to a view point of Glen Lyon and delicious home made lunches. Best Victoria Sponge cake I’ve had in a long time!

Fantastic find in stunning setting. This is one of the best lunches I’ve had in a long time. Soup excellent with fab home made bread and very nice selection of cakes. Owners and staff so friendly and attentive, couldn’t fault anything.

Having climbed one of the Glen Lyon Munros on a beautiful but very cold February morning, I decided to try and heat myself up with a plate of soup. I couldn't have picked a better place. I ordered 'soup of the day' and requested extra...

We visited the tearoom yesterday after a lovely drive through Glen Lyon. Despite experiencing a power cut the staff went above and beyond to accommodate us, including offering us a blanket to keep us warm. We enjoyed some delicious scones and drinks while playing a...

What a fantastic tea room, tucked away in beautiful Glen Lyon. The choice of cakes is challenging as there are so many mouth watering home made types screaming to be eaten. The coffee is also excellent as is the service. A must for all visitors...

We’ve had one coffee stop and two lunches in this wonderful cafe. Lovely food, great service, excellent staff. Well worth the drive

A lovely place really friendly staff. We had a delicious bowl of Cauliflower and cumin soup with homemade bread. The views from the outdoor tables were great.

We visited the cafe yesterday. I had precooked a table for lunch as there were five of us but we ended up sitting outside as the weather was great. Really friendly owners. Food gorgeous. I had a panni and homemade soup which was delicious. Had...

First time visiting and won’t be the last, food was delicious and staff were very friendly and attentive, view was beautiful too

Great stop off after nice walk in the hills. Chocolate cake was amazing! Very dog friendly as well. Scenery stunning on the drive back through Glen be Lyon

ABSOLUTE MUST VISIT. Much was soooo good. Cakes oh my gosh unbelievably good. The view was just stunning and calming. A hidden gem indeed!

Recently stayed in Glen Lyon and the tea room was a god send. The most amazing freshly baked bread, cake was divine and paninis out of this world. Hadn’t realised how remote the Glen was when we booked and this was a little bit of...

We stopped by in the afternoon for lunch. Had a yummy panini followed by a delicious carrot cake and coffee. Would highly recommend treating yourself to a slice of carrot cake. Possibly the best I’ve had. The owners and staff were very pleasant and friendly....

We visited mid afternoon on a lovely sunny day and sat outside. We had soup and then coffee and cakes. Everything was just perfect from the location to the quality of the food and the service. We sat outside for over an hour but would...

The most enjoyable stop during the recent hike in Glenlyon. Had delicious lunch, coffee and cake while sitting outside and enjoying incredible scenery and sunshine. The new owners are lovely folk, enthusiastic and motivated - made us feel very welcome. The post office service is...

The tea room/post office is now under new ownership since 25 June 2022. The food is fantastic, no surprise that the young couple owners are chefs. Wonderful soup with fresh bread was complemented by home made cakes and topped off with great coffee - in...

wholesome and warming soup took my mind off the rain outside. Mouthwatering choice of cakes married with Glen Lyon Roosters coffee was a complete indulgence. GF carrot cake was wonderful. Under new ownership - a delightful and friendly couple with big plans. Exciting times ahead.

This is a difficult one to review after reading previous reviews The setting is amazing, we saw red squirrel while sitting outside .The coffee in a takeaway cup was mediocre, think they skimped on the ground coffee. Covid restrictions have been relaxed. The sausage roll...

Totally unexpected treasure which you come across driving along a remote single track road from Ben Lawlers. The place is so remote there is no phone or 4G reception so if you do t have cash they let you pay after you get back to...

So pleased I discovered this little place and visited on a sunny September day! The tea rooms is lovely but outside the views are amazing. So pleased I tried the chocolate and Guinness cake 😋 Now I've found it this will become a must-go-to when...

.. But we had no cash, so they asked us to photograph their bank details and pay later when home. What wonderful trust in our honesty. We did indeed pay, and will go back as often as we can, because it has great food and...

We always pop in here when staying in Aberfeldy. Currently the menu is drastically reduced due to Covid, but the cakes and coffees are excellent as was my sausage roll! Lovely staff, food individually wrapped and probably the best coffee we’ve had for a very...

Out for a drive around the Perthshire county side and found this wonderful tearoom in the Bridge of Balgie and decided to stop before we continue up Glen Lyon. We were not disappointed. Well thought out covid measures with the food all individually wrap. Great...

Simple soup followed by yummy cake- with great views, what could be better! Highly recommended. Worth the trip.

Found this little hidden gem while out for the day. All of the cakes and food are home made and they are phenomenal! Reasonably priced and well worth the drive to get there. We enjoyed tea and cake while overlooking a little stream, the staff were friendly and inviting and nothing seemed too much trouble.

Delighted the Post Office tearoom was open after cycling up Glen Lyon and what a super tasty lunch! An excellent selection of homemade treats made it difficult to choose. I had tomato soup with focaccia bread, vegetarian nut pastry and date and pecan slice. The two ladies were very welcoming and friendly and they have gone to a big effort to make all the packaging environmentally friendly. Thoroughly recommend a visit.

I visited the Glen Lyon area today driving along the colourful twisty road until we came to this lovely little stop. On entry we were warmly welcomed and the host was very friendly and quickly made our hot drinks to take away. The lady was polite and made conversation with us whilst we had a quick look around her shop. We brought a coffee, a hot chocolate ans a piece of homemade tablet, all of which were very nice and reasonably priced. There are lovely views just outside and also lots of beautiful Red Squirrels which don't mind being photographed. I would recommend anybody travelling by to stop and grab a lovely Glen Lyon coffee or hot drink, and a snack. Lovely place, staff and items brought.

We stopped at the tea room after a short walk in the woods near the tearoom. It's very well set up for COVID, one way system throughout the shop and masks are worn by both customer and staff. The food was amazing- we had the tomato soup, and the bacon and corn chowder- and we greatly enjoyed both! The food is hot and substantial, just what you need on a cold day. It's also great value for money, we paid £21 for 4 soups with focaccia and 4 juices. We sat outside and the view onto the river while we ate was breath-taking. The card reader doesn't seem to be working at the moment but the owner was well set up and allowed us to pay via bank transfer later on. Would highly recommend - genuinely great homecooked food and really good value for money!

The Bridge of Balgie tearoom had been recommended to us by friends. We were cycling to it from Glengoulandie Campsite in October, but we weren’t sure if it was going to be open or not. You wouldn’t believe the joy on our faces when we turned the corner & we saw it was open. It was a cold day, so their hot soup went down a treat, which was served with focaccia. We then followed that up with a hot chocolate, which warmed us up for our return journey. We spoke to the owner about their opening times & the best place to check this is on their Facebook page, as the tearoom’s opening times can sometimes get confused with those of the post office. We’ll definitely be back.

Lovely day sitting in the sun overlooking the river and enjoying a Glen Lyon coffee! Friendly and chatty staff, good selection of cakes and just love it here. Will definitely be back and make sure I pick up an extra bag of Glen Lyon coffee to take home too.

Stopped after a drive through the glen and having read the good reviews, so glad we did one of the best lunch stops we’ve had. COVID secure, you choose at the post office counter and they bring it to you outside (luckily tables available and it was warm enough to sit out but you could takeaway and eat in the car!). Tea n soup served in those thick paper cups but still piping hot. We had 2 soups served with piece of homemade focaccia (lovely) 1 sausage roll (which is in fact 2 small ones) delicious, 1 big piece of shortbread (light as a feather) and a slice of nutty apple cake - never head of it but also fab and 2 teas = £19. Great value and fabulous scenery to boot. Note - CASH only as no signal for a card machine.

What a gem of a place this is. Service is friendly, food and coffee excellent, while the location is amazing. Heartly recommend a stop here after a walk or drive through Glenlyon.

Lovely pit stop as always! Becky is always so friendly & provides the best savoury food & cake given the location is literally in the middle of nowhere. COVID set up is great - it’s all takeaway/tables outside. Blessed with lovely sunshine (& it being warm) we sat on one of the benches with homemade sausage rolls & the tomato soup! Spent time admiring the view & watching the birds, squirrels & Becky’s dog. We then bought two cakes for later. Always plenty of gluten free & vegetarian/vegan friendly options. Highly recommend the scones (although the lemon & raspberry cake is also a winner)! Just remember some cash given the location, although Becky is trusting enough to allow you to do a bank transfer once you get out of the glen - a very rare thing to find nowadays.

Called in on way home for a coffee and soup. Unfortunately didn't have any cash with me only credit card. Host offered to let us eat and then pay by bank transfer later. Such faith and trust I was blown away by that generosity of spirit. Many thanks ❤

We always try and cycle here during our visit to Aberfeldy. Such a beautiful back drop and amazing cakes, scones and savouries. The lady who runs the teas rooms is always lovely and friendly. Well set up for Covid safety and the toilet is always spotless. So glad to see it was open when we arrived!

Stayed a ten minute walk away and had heard great things about the tea room. After a longish walk in the rain, we headed down around 4ish and ordered a veggie sausage roll, two scones with jam/cream and two hot chocolates with cream and marshmallows.Was one of the best scones I have had and they did a great job making the whole experience covid friendly.Really lovely service while we were there, it is also a shop with amazing deli type food if you are staying locally and need amenities.The views are sublime and I can only say it was even better than expected.

Arrived here in a pretty bad way after a long day of getting soaked on the bike. Had some much needed warm food and coffee and got very well looked after!

Basic remote little family run café with a nice outdoor seating area. Food was excellent - home made sausage rolls with apple and onion which has surprisingly been the best food we have had on our holiday. Friendly staff, which I assume was Mother and Daughter. It was nice of them to have Free Tap Water outside the Cafe for the hill walkers like myself. Clean bathroom facilities too. Ideal stop if walking in the area.

Popped in with my 2 daughters but because of no cellular reception the lady gave me her bank details to transfer the money when it was convenient for us, how trusting is that? We had to add a couple of pounds just to say thank you! We learnt a lesson to always have cash with us as reserve. Great relaxed atmosphere, cookies were delicious.

Delighted to find the tea room open for business on a recent trip. It is a regular stop when we are staying in the area, great location for walking & cyclists. They are well set up for social distancing with plenty of outside picnic tables (weather permitting) to soak up the amazing views.

To say we were surprised to come across this gem of a tea room well off the beaten track is an understatement. Beautiful setting and lovely coffee and home bakes. Glad we will be in area for a few more days so that we can try lunch!

We had a wonderful stop in the Glenlyon Tea Room... they were really well set up for dealing with the Covid situation. Lovely soup with delicious focaccia, sausage rolls and cakes were very well received. They had everything ready to pick up in paper bags, the toilet was open with lots of hand gel and antibacterial gel with paper towels to clean door handles etc. Really well organised, beautiful spot.. can’t wait to go back.

I almost dont want to tell you how good it is just in case too many of you turn up and i cant get a table.

Brilliant place for soup and bread really enjoyed our visit there and what a great day we had with John &Gwen

Came across this little tearoom on a drive through Glen Lyon, it’s the only place for miles and from the outside, looks lovely. However... the staff, possibly the owners?, were incredibly rude, to the point it was actually quite uncomfortable to watch them speaking to others. So unfriendly and unwelcoming. Given the fact they had a constant stream of customers, who were all interacting with each other, you’d of thought the owners might at least make pleasant small talk. We didn’t even get a hello, goodbye or thank you, Food was average, but reasonably priced so can’t really complain. Although don’t expect a ‘potato salad’ with your sandwich as you’d know it. We got 2 baby potatoes with a squirt of mayo on top. Hot chocolate was just standard, but again, for the price, it is what it is. We hadn’t actually expected to find anywhere to stop so had minimal cash but were pleasantly surprised to find they had a card machine (which we later found out wasn’t working and were given bank details to do a bank transfer). Was a nice surprise to find somewhere to stop for food but given the unpleasant atmosphere provided by the staff, we wouldn’t return if we went back to Glen Lyon.

We love Glen Lyon, which looks absolutely gorgeous in the autumn, and a lunch at the post office/tea room is always part of the day out. Food is good with a really generous selection given the isolated location.

Glen Lyon is a beautiful place and part of that beauty is down to the fact it’s so peaceful and rural.The tearoom is the only place for miles around but it’s also very far from the mediocrity you too often get when in such a remote spot.Seating inside the quaint building is limited to about half a dozen tables (outside seating is more plentiful in the right weather) but you get a genuine warm welcome, excellent homebaking (the pistachio cake is a must if you have a sweet tooth), delicious soups and lovely hot drinks.No trip up the Glen us complete without a visit to the tearoom, but it’s worth a visit just for the tearoom itself.Remember to check opening times, especially in the winter months.

You don't expect cafes in out of the way places to be good, but this one is. Not in an over the top way, but in a professional, yet relaxed, friendly way. Good cake and decent coffee. Dog friendly.

Small menu but all the better for that. Sandwiches, cake and coffee very good. Lots of tables outside but only 2 inside so better to go on a fine day. Dog friendly although not inside. Staff not particularly friendly but service okay. Roads a challenge but well worth it for stunning scenery

We visited the tea room before and after a walk in Glen Lyon during which we were able to watch some sheepdog trials.Our second visit was especially good with sandwiches accompanied by crisps and a salad garnish.Friendly and helpful service during which the owner revealed that she hoped soon to be leaving. It was not clear whether the tearoom would continue to operate after that.

Good place to stop for a coffee, tea or HOT CHOCOLATE with Marshmallows! Nice to sit outside and watch the world!

Stop of at this wee gem yesterday during a drive. Very friendly staff and the best hit chocolate ever! Beautiful views. Would highly recommend a visit.

Glenlyon is one of scotlands longest glen and is sparsly inhabited and serviced however this tea room and post office is idealy located at the mid point where the single track road splits either westwards to the cul de sac dam at 9 miles or south to Killin15 miles.There ted seating inside so go on a sunny day if you want lunch otherwise there is the usual soup,fesh baked bread scones cakes sandwiches etc at very reasonable prices given its remote.Service is excellent they even applied the jam and cream to my scone before serving it and there is a bike rack and single toilet

After a walk in the area we called in for tea and cake. We were not disappointed as our cakes were delicious and the service was excellent. One thing I would add is that the road to the tearoom is a single track with passing places and in places is not for inexperienced drivers! But do not be deterred, the Tearoom is very welcoming.

Très jolie café située à Bridge of Balgie : de jolies tables en bois avec une très belle vue sur la Lyon River. Nous avons pris du thé vert à la menthe et des scones accompagnés de confiture et crème : un délice ! Si vous passez par là, faites y une pause !

What a beautiful surprise after a drive across remote landscape to see a coffee shop by the river. Home made cakes, would recommend the lemon and raspberry and also the chocolate Guinness....lovely coffee, huge mugs and tea is served in beautiful bone china tea cups. They only take cash so ensure you are not relying on card payments. They also do light lunches.

It's not everyone's idea of a place for a post wedding lunch but it was ours. The views alone are worth the drive but the food is also excellent as is the service. The menu changes frequently with fresh home made soups and cakes of a very high standard. Being the ONLY place in Glenlyon doesn't always imply it's good, but their standards are comparable to many others in the area and up there with the best.

Exceptionally good soup, cake and coffee (!) in the superb environment of the Glen Lyon. Very friendly service. Definitely worth the drive. Located close to the end of the Innerwick and Bridge of Balgie Walk Highlands 1.5h hike.

We initially ordered two soups - tomato chilli and sweet potato and bell pepper. The tomato chilli was not as expected, very bland, insipid and tasteless. The sweet potato soup was ideal to feed a weaning child. The bread served with both was fantastic!

We drove through Glen Lyon and stopped at this coffee shop on a gorgeous Spring morning. Highly recommend

Delicious food, and the hot chocolate and brownie were to die for! Such friendly welcoming service and nothing was too trouble, situated in a beautiful area!

This is the cosiest little tearoom ever! The cream scones where some of the best I have ever tasted and little Alice, aged 13, who served us was just the cutest waitress ever!!???

Shady tea at this tea room! We were a group of seven from different countries having a fantastic Glen Lyon day out but we made the mistake of turning up when the tea room was full. We weren't made to feel very welcome at all and it put a bit of a dampener on our day. When a table offered to let us squeeze in the owner came out and told us No, we would sit outside in the cold and eat lunch under a canopy. So I suggested we might wait inside but that didn't get an enthusiastic response either, neither did my idea of going for a drive and coming back... No worries, within half an hour you can drive over the top to Loch Tay and the Lawers Hotel where you get a great home-cooked lunch at a reasonable price with excellent soup and cakes and friendly service, and that's just what we ended up doing today!Bridge of Balgie is not worth the bother to be honest.

A friend took me here after we dove over the mountain & down to it, great little coffee shop, post office & general store. Very nice homemade scone. The lady in there was very friendly & nice. If I back that way will definitely go back

Arrived just before closing so the recommended scones had run out but settled on a delicious hearty tomato soup which was excellent. This place is very popular with those in the know!

Having driven through Glen Lyon, which is a stunning ride, we stopped here on the way back.

Happy welcome, speedy discrete service. We were the only customers at the time. Pleasant food, nice coffee. Genuine farewell.

Stopped here for coffee and soup when driving glen lyon. The soup was superb served with lovely fresh bread , homemade. Excellent service and lovely view to the river when sitting outside. Would highly recommend stopping here.

A trip up or down Scotland’s loveliest glen is just totally enhanced by a stop here. Great soup, Guinness cake to die for and lovely people running it. And you’re putting money straight back to a real rural economy. Why not?

We parked at Innerwick and took the high path through the forest to Bridge of Balgie. Took a couple of hours with lots of stops to admire the views. Defended down to Bridge of Balgie reaching the road at the Glen Lyon Post Office. On offer was a choice of home made soups, sandwiches and cakes.

Looking for the way to Mary’s praying hands and we asked a post lady. She sent us to talk to Becky at the post office tea room. Beck was. Very helpful and soon had us on our way. OS map directions.

We had the pleasure of stopping for lunch at the Glen Lyon Tearooms on a very rainy day and we were not disappointed. A concise menu of sandwiches and soups accompanied by heavenly home made cakes. Throw in toys for the little ones to play with and the owner being only to happy to accomodate two rather noisy toddlers and it was just perfect. The location is stunning and the drive back towards Killin past the dam made for a very nice day out all round. Definitely worth the trip!

Didn't expect to find this cute wee tea room on the banks of the river, just lovely. I had the pomegranate green tea and it was fabulous, will need to buy some and the homebaking was delightful. Will certainly endeavour to go back.

At the end of a stunning scenic road across Glen Lyon ( not to be missed ) this small restaurant/ tea room offers the best brownie ever in a paradise setting along the Loch. Unforgettable!

Fantastic coffee stop while working on a photo shoot in Glen Lyon.. Great scones and friendly service! Not a place for passing traffic but well worth a detour

Visited here now for the last 4/5 years, always had great food, the scones are legendary but have shrunk over the years (still big!) and are utterly delicious, had soup today too and it was delicious... proper homemade food.. highly recommended

Bit of a trek but well worth it. Lovely fresh sandwiches with salad. crisps and potato salad. Truly wonderful cakes. We had the carrot cake and lemon and raspberry - delicious.. For such a small place in such a remote location the choice is excellent.

I love it here! Tiny wee tea room, definitely in the middle of nowhere! It's soo good if you can sit outside. Not a huge amount of room inside. Great and substantial soup and sandwiches. Amazing scones and fab cakes! Another place I struggle to choose the cake I am going to have!

One of the highlights of climbing hills in the Glen Lyon area is knowing that you can get some good refreshment here before heading back down to the main road. It's a lovely spot in the middle of nowhere which feels very peaceful, particularly sitting outside on a fine summer's day. We called in after a walk recently and, while one of the party chose the soup, the rest of us were having scones with jam and cream. Satisfied noises all round afterwards. It's a little bit out of the way, and you have to cope with single track roads and passing places to get there, but very worthwhile.