Green Welly Stop in Stirling

We stopped early for breakfast driving to the Glencoe Mountains. Our food (breakfast egg and sausage ciabatta) was good, but nothing special. It was warm on a cold day; so, that itself was appreciated. It's an order at the counter service and they bring it out to the table. They were efficient, and it wasn't crowded, as we were there around 8:00. The store's prices for goods looked similar, if not a little higher than other stores like Tesco.

Stopped on way back to Ayr. Cafe was clean and staff were pleasant. Had bowl of veg soup and a roll and butter with a latte. Food was very good and hot although a little overpriced. Would stop again when in the area

Having read the hype thought we would give it a go. So not worth it. Arrived at 11.15. Breakfast had stopped. Lunch didn't start till 12!! Cullen Skink for £10!! Unhelpful staff. Shop prices so high . Will definitely drive past next time and advise you to do the same.

£2.45 for a small cup of tea. Are you having a fxxxxng laugh. No wonder the other places in Tyndrum are rammed and this place is empty. Stop ripping folks off. By the way The Green Welly smells like an old folks home. Avoid this place if you can

Return journey home, dropped by for Lunch. The Positives plenty of choice on the menu, premises clean and staff friendly and efficient. The Negatives 1 bowl of Soup. 1 Macaroni Cheese and a can of soft drink £20plus, really? I appreciate you get what you pay for but you this was ridiculous.!!! Whilst that may be acceptable for the captive customers of the Tourist coaches I consider the Restaurant prices are over the top. Alternatives across the road.

We ate here on the way back home from Skye. My husband had macaroni cheese and I had lasagna, both meals were OK. The staff here are really welcoming and efficient.

This place really is straight out of New Zealand, amazing vibe, really friendly people, very laid-back and easy-going in every respect. We pulled in here last night to try our luck with a weatherproof cowboy hat And a disposable barbecue, the ideal combination for a freezing cold wet March LOL. We happened to be travelling in a motorhome and they told us we were more than welcome to park up out the back totally free of charge and stay the night. The next day we got up and had a look around the shop and they were really friendly and helpful and even offered us the chance to fill up our water bottles with fresh water.Also the only place in Scotland so far we have managed to track down a proper outdoors hat (after having forgotten to bring mine with me on a month long outdoor tour of the highlands in March) so I am very excite! This town or area really does have a Queenstown New Zealand feel to it but this business itself has a great vibe and is clearly not there just to make money out of people and the staff clearly enjoy working here too. We just want to say a massive thank you to the green welly stop for an amazing stay and thanks for being so welcoming and friendly.

We stop off here several times a year on our way to visit and photograph Glencoe. The Green Welly Shop has been a famous visitor attraction on this road for many decades.Like many other similar attractions it's popularity can make it busy at times and the restaurant queue can seem slow moving especially if you have a bus load of tourists ahead of you trying to decide what to have from the menu. Maybe a little expensive and getting a bit dated in the restaurant area but as other reviewers have said plenty parking space most of the year and clean well kept toilets. Popular tourist shop offers lots of Scottish goods and outdoor clothing section caters for the foot weary doing the West Highland Way long distance path. Don't overlook the adjoining garage shop and cafe for quick takeaway drinks and snacks. Overall a positive review for this stopover and definitely a place to visit as part of a Scottish tourist trip.

I had a great bowl of soup, coffee and scones at cheap prices for this type of place. Staff are very friendly and accommodating. Great shops with great choice of merchandise. Cafe and toilets are spotlessly clean. Plenty of parking.

been here a few. times now staying up in Oban had to come down to get a few bits and pieces well as long as it says the green Welly stop on it I'm buying nice folk great shop and coffee shop

Travelling to Oban stopped here. Decided to have the soup for the day of which there was a choice of 4. Decided on the mushroom and my wife had cullen skink. Both were excellent.

If you like conveyer belt style service with no care or quality, this is for you. I’ve been coming here for years and always say I won’t return - this time it’s for definite. It’s clearly set up to cater for tour buses and tourists - the poor Scots and locals don’t seem to get a look in. The soup was nice enough but packed sandwiches bland and poor filling, scone dry and not the best, and the mug of tea was one of the worst I’ve ever had. But the big complaint is the lack of attention to service or customer care. Just get them through as quick as they can seems to be the way. I also couldn’t help but see the staff having their breaks and sitting amongst the customers. Surely they have a staff room they could use? Nothing against the staff but they don’t get a real break as the tourists just see the uniform and don’t give them peace!! Dated seats and tables, no atmosphere and very little privacy. It’s such a shame to see this as I’ve been a big fan of the Welly for years,through popping in when passing with work or as a local biker. They seem to have gone full on tourist and to hell with everyone else. A real shame.

Recommended by tour guide. was Awesome! Best soup ever. If you don't get there at the same time as tour buses you're safe. Otherwise you will have long queues. The salesperson in the Whisky shop was most helpful and knowledgeable. In case I wasn't clear, try the Cullen Skink!

We're frequent visitors to the Highlands. The Green Welly is always there to provide convenient food, drinks, fuel and souvenirs.On our travels we've never come across anywhere else which provides for all our needs, so well, at the roadside, with ample free parking. Whether it's for a quick comfort break or a meal and freshen-up.It's just the job!

This place restaurant and gift store is so nice. It was a warm Oasis on a very cold day. I had an excellent bowl of Porridge, and the server brought out all sorts of delicious toppings for my meal. The bathroom was very clean. The gift shop had everything that you would need. We bought a big stuffed Highland Coo.

Have been visiting here for years and it still delivered on our most recent visit.Good food in pleasant surroundings, with excellent facilities.It’s a good place to break up a long trip.The Cullen Skink during our most recent visit was really excellent.Queues can be quite long if you are unlucky enough to arrive at the same time as a bus, but generally itmoves fairly quickly.Prices are slightly on the high side, but still acceptable , and I would say the quality of food is on the whole good.

I stopped here after reading trip advisor reviews. The restaurant was chaos, and the food was AWFUL. My shepherds pie tasted like from a powder mix packet and was way overpriced.The gift shop / whiskey corner and outdoor shop are well worth the visit. Bring your hunger elsewhere !

Stopped here a couple times while working local breakfast food is nice good quality staff all friendly and welcoming but prices are incredibly high 2 hot rolls and a coffee nearly £10 Really shouldn’t be that high but good quality none the less

Heading up to Oban for a wee run I knew this placed existed but never new where well today I now know great place had a scone and cream it was so so staff friendly got a few limited edition whisky excellent

I used to always stop in here , but the food is always dry , overpriced, I now go to tjs diner across the road ,

We called at the green welly stop on the west highland way walking holiday. Good place for well cooked fast food. Obviously popular but the staff are quick and efficient so the long queues soon dissipate. There's also a good choice in the adjacent shop.

Interesting shop with assortment of goods. Souvenirs, food, wine and large range of whiskey. Good range of Scottish products.

We stopped here on our way to Inverness. It’s a strange place because the gift shops are lovely and modern but the restaurant is very tired and quite old-fashioned. You have to sit at tables with other diners. The food is simple- sandwiches, pasties, toasties, Mac and cheese etc but it is very good. We had cream of mushroom soup- huge bowl with a choice of breads and rolls, then toasties which were served with delicious home-made coleslaw.

Pasted the green welly loads of times but ave heard so much about it a stop it’s got loads of gifts you can buy but a got a coffee to go worth a wee stop

Dropped in here on the way home from holiday. The wife had a crispy cake with an Americano with cold milk. I had a large Cullen skink, a cheese burger and refill draft irn bru. The Cullen skink was filled with chunks of fish and potato and the burger had a lovely meaty flavour with a generous amount of cheese on top. We will return and would recommend to anyone.

Popped into the Green Welly on Saturday morning with friends for breakfast , had a good feed before heading to Glencoe , food was good , plenty on our plate with a cup of coffee , staff were really helpful brought us over a full Scottish Breakfast . There is a gift shop there , petrol station , toilets were nice clean and tidy , great little place .

If you’ve traveled the Badlands in the U.S., you can’t miss Wall Drug. On a much smaller scale, the Green Welly Stop is reminiscent of it, a magnet for travelers of all kinds. We came upon it on our way from Oban to Glasgow and were immediately charmed! One of those unexpected fun surprises that travel provides.

Wat een gekkenhuis tijdens lunchtijd! Door het ongeorganiseerde personeel staan mensen soms meer dan een half uur in de rij voor een heel gemiddeld gerecht.Sfeer is hier ook niet... Gelukkig waren wij even voor lunchtijd aanwezig waardoor we "slechts" 10 minuten moesten wachten.

Often stop here for a toilet stop and buy the soup of the day and just to break the travelling time either to Oban or Fort William. Good place to stop for either car fuel or eating with a few shops selling gifts and food Very busy summer over the summer but also opened 365 days of the year

I had the most unexpectedly wonderful time here 5 years ago. So happy to have "found" it on the internet. The photos of the snow, wet cold day are unmistakably the same place and blustery day. Oh that soup, being foreigners we had no idea what joyful surprise we were in for, was a home cooked experience that left lasting memories. I just wanted to stop in and say after we enjoyed a very fine meal. every bit of shopping and musing in the shops was a delightful experience. Truly the Green Welly cup of soup is the one that soothes that savage beast. I came back to say hi and thank you even though the drop down menu wouldn't let me go back further than 2018. I hope I can hop back to Scotland and bring some hungry friends with me.

A place for a quick stop to pick up a newspaper and some food to go. Toilets are clean. If you have time there is a gift shop but had to get on our way. Average prices for this tourist trap.

Stopped by The Green Welly last Thursday on the bikes with friends. It was a handy stop because we could get petrol, have some food, use the toilets and do a bit of touristy shopping. All in one place. The cafe we went in was quite small and was mostly a coffee and cake place, couldn’t really see much in the way of meals but I think we might have been in the smaller of what looked like two eating places. Anyway, they didn’t seem bothered that we were dripping wet so I’m guessing that they’re used to it with bikers and hikers. I would recommend it just as a convenient place to stop in general.

Stopped for a snack and found the resturant in a clean and tidy condition with staff continually clearing tables, food was not too expensive but was just average run of the mill in taste and choice, all staff I noticed were pleasant and helpful. We arrived just before a couple of coaches pulled in and this is the real downside, with some having to stand in line for up to an hour to be served.

Trevligt ställe med utrymme för bussturister. Restaurang för många gäster med medelmåttig mat. Dessutom försäljning av allehanda skotska varor. Skulle nog klassa detta som en ”turistfälla”.

We have eaten here several times before and the food was good. However this time we were disappointed, the Cullen Skink was a little thin and the custard that came with the clootie dumpling tasted odd.

We stopped here twice, on our way to the Isle of Mull and on our way back. The toilets are very clean and there is plenty to do and see if you just want to stretch your legs.The three of us had the soup on the way out and a crusty roll- lovely. The menu is large and you queue take your tray and select as you go along.On the stop on the way back there was several coaches in and the queues was very long 45 mins to get served!Perhaps the management should consider splitting the queues for hot meals and ready made quick snacks. There was plenty of staff working but the queues were bad.

Disappointing to say the least. The tea was weak and tasteless. Dont even get a teabag - was just poured from a big pot and no refills which may have made up for the price ! . Toastie overpriced. Save your money. Stopping point to stretch your legs and use bathroom, but that's it

A decent food outlet that is very spacious with a good selection of hot and cold food with plenty of staff to serve you quickly. We didn’t get a large meal, just some rolls and bacon and sausage which although not the most difficult of foods to cook was very nice, especially accompanied by a nice brew.Toilets and facilities were clean and well maintained and there is a large gift shop that I did not stop to price items. Parking places are plentiful for cars and buses.

Luckily, it was quiet when we were there. No queues and quick service. Coffee was poor though, and I would not reccommend..

This stop has gift shops, cafe , petrol station. It is lovely to walk around but the gift shops are very expensive.

The green welly cafe is a must do , if you are on the way home or going on holiday..The breakfast is a good deal.

We stopped here on our way back from Glen Co and were so glad we did. The restaurant was busy but we only had to wait around 5 minutes to be served and the range of food on offer was very good. From 3 fresh made soups to numerous main courses and sweets and lots of cakes and scones too.If you are in the area it is well worth a visit as you can browse in the clothes and gift shop too.

Lovely place to stop.The cafe was clean, loads of room, lovely selection of food, lovely tasting food and not crazy expensive either. Even had a lot of veggie options- rare in some parts of Scotland.The shops were good and interesting.The toilets were clean and there was lots of them.REALLY need a stop like this on the A9!Would recommend.

Queues for 25 mins before getting served . Busy restaurant , but one person serving hot dishes is no use. Plenty of staff on . Soup was nice as was the cakes. Really disappointed as I was meeting family coming from Glasgow and I said how great this place was

The Green Welly used to be one of the highlights of a roadtrip around these parts, but sadly these days may be coming to an end. Not sure they are set up to cater for the max influx of tourism in the area, but even if they aren't, the culinary quality shouldn't necessarily slip, but sady has. Bland, salty, mass produced, reheated freezer food.These days I'd be tempted to truck on and find somewhere better.

Make this a toilet stop only or emergency outdoor wear but dont stop for terrible overpriced food with no hint of the fresh local produce.

I don't understand some other peoples reviews of the Green Welly Shop. The food and service was really good despite the queues. The cullen skink was excellent and my son got a good quality sausage in a roll. I think it might be best if some of the moaners brought their own stoves and did their own food - on second thoughts it might be best if they stayed at home rather than pollute the countryside.

That is two visits in a row now that we were less than impressed with the quality. Both soups were salty and bland. This used to be my must visit place anytime we were going up North including the occasional detour. I regret to say that I will no longer be going out of my way to rush back.

Stopped here for breakfast having left Oban early and we were looking for somewhere convenient en route.This is a self service restaurant, but if you order hot food they will deliver to your table.We had a variety of food and teas/coffees - all very good and pleasantly served.Being early morning the place was quiet.Nice clean toilets.Would definitely go back.

Stopped off to refill and feed the kids. Food adequate think basic chippy quality. Service ok but very busy and long queue. Think 1970s motorway service station .

I have been here several times. The cafe is busy and basic but the shops contain lots of interesting touristy souvenirs. Last month we stopped here at 4.55 but it was already closed, there were literally about 100 people trying to get in who were all very disppointed. Perhaps during peak holiday times, they could open longer - they would certainly make plenty of money!

Part of a coach party that stopped for lunch here.Good choices & large portions. Had baked potato with cheese & beans & it was huge..it really hit the spot.Good value & prompt service.Nice gift shop & clean toilets as well.

My friend and I stopped off here with our two vans and dogs. Unfortunately it was just a flying visit on the way up but could have gone crazy in the shops .My essential buy was Smidge fly repellent which was worth it’s weight in gold during the trip!! Also got a head fly net and a couple of thin walking tops. To say this place is in the middle of nowhere and has a captive audience the prices were incredibly reasonable.I fancied a pair of the sheep skin slippers but didn’t get time but again very well priced considering the location. On our way back my tyre warning light came on so was very happy that they had an air line

Selling all things Scottish 😍 excellent choice of whiskies, gins no shortage of tasters either😳 tartans, local artists😊 a must visit shop in Tyndrum.

This was our lunch/rest stop on our bus tour and it was the perfect place. First off, I had the MOST AMAZING grilled cheese (it was the brie & cranberry toasty) and they had fountain Coke (not always an easy find overseas). The gift shops were lovely and there was a snack window option outside, if you wanted something lighter than what was being offered in the cafeteria. The cafeteria menu was a bit overwhelming, as they have both on the line and made to order items, so my tip would be to do a walk through and view the menu before getting on the line.The front gift shop staff was especially helpful as I was looking for a particular size of an item and they had it brought out from the back storeroom for me!

This is a great place to stop, conveniently located at the junction of three main roads and with a great selection of shops. It can get a bit busy, but that's a sign that it's popular. They may need to enlarge the car park! Good for tourist souvenirs or stocking up on provisions. The Kendal Mint Cake Liqueur is to die for!

We both had Cullen Skink soup which came to £15 which is extortionate for 2 bowls of soup. It was really watery with not much substance. It would have been easier drinking it out a cup. I've had this soup here before and it was good, full of fish and potatoes etc as it should be. You're going downhill Green Well people.

I love this place, loads of good memories here, nice long drive to see the scenery then just about when you get peckish and tired, there it is The Green Welly, nice wee cafe with great pastries sausage rolls and pies, then the shop has a great selection of munchies and juice and even better there's a gift shop that's nice a warm and traditional, which is great in the cold weather, with lots of little treats to find, personally my favourite being the little crystal Christmas tree decorations (Reindeer and Christmas tree) they take pride and place on my tree every year. I will be back with my family and I would highly recommend to anyone.

This is a great family restaurant with plenty of clean and tidy tables.The food is all homemade and all great.A good selection of hot and cold food.The toilets are free to use and clean too.The staff are friendly too.👍 must go too..

We were staying nearby decided to pop in for lunch . Looked at the menu decided we weren’t paying the prices . Well overrated and overpriced. Contributed to the local economy elsewhere.

Unhelpful,Uninterested staff, poor service poor overpriced food, not very clean, can’t seem to cope with many people, so slow...best avoided, go elsewhere,

Went for a run in the car to the Green Welly and it was lovely some great shops to look around from different whiskies, clothing, jewellery, slippers visited the restaurant for a bite to eat lovely sandwiches with plenty of filling and choices the baked potatoes look delicious to with plenty of filing had a clotted cream scone it was excellent also a strawberry tart they also do main meals to and all at reasonable prices they also have a carry out cafe you can go to also selling sandwiches cakes etc plenty of parking spaces for cars and round the back for motorhomes and cars and caravans

I love this place!!! We’ve been coming for years and it has never once disappointed us! The breakfast is such lovely quality and the coffee is fabulous! Doggy friendly and lovely staff. We will keep coming back for many more years on our visits to bonnie Scotland!

Definitely worth the visit with very delicious cakes and tasty soup. Huge choice of menu. Banana bread and carrot cake were light and luscious! Great brands in the clothes part of the main shop and great selection of Scottish produce.

Great for a quick bite, especially when the weather isn’t so brilliant! Not cheap and can be busy - but worth a quick visit none the less!

We stopped here for lunch during a group tour. We ordered the cullen skink as recommended by our tour guide and it was absolutely delicious!! A must have!

Stopped here to use their facilities. This is the first time I’ve reviewed toilets - they were impeccably clean and well maintained - a well deserved Platinum Award.Now to the cafe. This has a good range of snacks available, albeit a bit pricey, but the location for travellers and convenience far outweighed the cost. It’s clearly a popular stopping place for bikers.The Green Welly Shop is an example of good management (if that’s not too patronising)

Stopped here half way through a journey from North Yorkshire to the Western Isles in a Transit van! Great breakfast in a large, slightly dated but comfortable restaurant. Counter order but waitress delivery. Place was quite busy as appears to be on the tourist coach stop list, but food came quickly with a smile.

Been stopping here for years on our way north and did so again last month. Was really disappointed this time. The decor is dated and it does resemble a motorway cafe in some ways. However, it's the long queues that are the problem. There is no opportunity to get a coffee and cake without waiting behind people ordering food, and there is only one till. Could be so much better organised. carrot cake was dry and didn't appear to be very fresh. On our way home we visited the Real Food cafe across the road it was excellent and I think it's a good thing the Green Welly now has some competition

Stopped here for a break in our journey. Nice shop although quite expensive- probably aimed at tourists. A long queue to pay for food. The hold up seemed to be at the till. The scones were nice but the tea was undrinkable, ghastly! The whole place had the feel of a badly run works canteen. The real disappointment, however, was the dirty, neglected ladies toilets for which there is no excuse. This is a poor example of Scottish hospitality for visiting tourists and it made me feel quite ashamed.

Good place for bikers to stop for food and drink, the shop is a bit expensive but I suppose it's catering for tourists so to be expected, not too far from Fort William and Oban, great roads on the bike but can be a bit busy

A Big Green Welly, Boot. is their logo. Silly, in a great way. Clean restrooms, great food and a huge variety of things you did not yet know you really needed. Very tempting deserts and a nicely priced daily special keeps the food budget well within reason. Ample parking al about. The line can get long around lunch, but it moves right along and the food it worth it.

Went in for some supplies as I walked past on the West Highland Way. Well stocked if an expensive shop and what annoyed me the most was a Cash Machine that charged, Really! Just money grabbing, in my opinion, considering it's only one of a handful of places to get cash easily on the walk. It annoyed me so much I ate down the road in the real food cafe rather than giving them my money in their restaurant.

Stopped for lunch on the way to Oban. It is a great place to stop as lots to see and do. Shops are well stocked and interesting. The service at the restaurant is very quick even if there is a coach load of people in front of you.The Cullen skink soup was delicious, the minestrone soup had 59 peas in it, as you will work out I hate peas. The cheese bread was nice also the crispy cake, unfortunately the muffin was hard but tasty. Overall a nice stop apart from the peas which is why I only gave 4 stars.As on the road a lot we will stop again but avoid the minestrone soup.

It is a good place to stop if you go through Highlands. There are toilet facilities, restaurant and souvenir shop. The food is tasty and not expensive, the staff in general polite, however, the queues can be scaring, as a lot of buses stop here as well.

Cannot rate this place highly enough for a lunch stop. Husband's favourite is the Cullen Skink soup, we travelled about 50 miles for it today, and was well worth it. Cannot thank Bernadette enough for her hospitality and warmth. Whisky shop staff also helpful and friendly. Overall experience highly recommended...

Stopped off here for lunch. I reluctantly ordered the macaroni cheese special as there wasn’t anything else I fancied. It was actually very tasty and we thoroughly enjoyed it. It is a bit like a truck stop cafe but don’t let that put you off. Well worth a try.

Always stop off at the Green Welly whether going up or coming down from Ballachulish - The Cullen Skink is without doubt the best that is to be had. Always cost me a fortune as my daughter cannot decide which cake she wants as there is so many to choose from that she has to have at least 2 or 3. The staff are always polite & helpful & the place itself is always clean

Restaurant routier qui malheureusement a une qualité déplorable! J’ai pris des baked potatoes qui était bien trop grasse et surtout froide. Je ne m’y arrêterai plus

Went here on our way up to the Isle of Skye and stopped here again during our return journey. It's an excellent place for a meal and comfort break. There's usually room in the carpark and I don't think there are any time restrictions. The food here is quite good, huge portions, but very expensive for what it is. On our return journey, I ordered a jacket potato with two toppings - and the spud was absolutely huge, so big I could only eat half of it. The various shopping outlets are expensive, so we had previously purchased our boxes of shortbread at local supermarkets which are much cheaper. I had originally fancied a sandwich, but all the available options left didn't really appeal (mostly tuna when we got there!). Trouble is, it's so convenient and a perfect comfort break stop on the way to or from the Highlands.

Just best avoided. Always busy with passing trade so they don’t need to try. Impersonal motorway services feel about the place. There are much better smaller businesses in the area with great service and quality products.

It IS a great place to stop, several shops with decent curious, clean loos, but the prices are completely ludicrous - six quid for a cup of coffee and a cup of tea. I'd love a bowl of cullen skink, but I can't justify the extortionate pricing sorry.

£3:10 for a bog standrard roll on sausage (2 links), wow, tourist trap or not, that’s more than a tad expensive. People vote establishments with their feet & my feet will not be crossing your establishment if this is what you charge, glad I didn’t order a coffee !!

Great place to stop, but others are nearby, Fuel can be bought here if you can afford it.My gripe is the price of food, £3.10 for a roll and bacon?? £9.99 for an 8 item breakfastEven Premier inn is cheaper for an all you can eat. Not the best quality bacon even at the prices charged. A captive audience travelling through should not be taken the piss out of! #justsaying. You are kicking the arse out of it!.....

Yesterday I had the roast beef dinner my son had the cheeseburger.To my disappointment the beef was sliced up cooked beef that is used for sandwiches salads etc. The chemical used to preserve this kind of cooked meat within the viscous cover was evident right through it. Horrid taste. To cap it off my son had the dreaded grey hair halfway through eating it. Argh.Looked around and the queue was at the door so I signalled to the cleaner waitress and walked out. Awful.Disappointing really as I have been here loads of times mainly for cake and coffee and it's fine. Won't have the food again

Stopped here on the way to and from the Isle of Skye. Judging by how busy the place was it is obviously very popular. On the way had lovely sandwiches and coffee and coming back (today) great soup. Four different kinds were on offer. Excellent choice of mains and great portions. Fab choice of cakes too. Great service, spotlessly clean and nicely laid out. Shop adjacent to restuarant. Definately recommended if in area.

We stopped here for a quick cup of tea and toilet break. The cafe and toilets were spotless. Friendly staff. Good selection of food and snacks including healthy and gluten free options . Good selection of shops with variety of gifts and products.

Can't pass through Tyndrum without a stop for soup and a roll here (at least). The food is all excellent quality and really tasty - lentil soups and Cullen Skink are to die for. Its well worth timing your journey to be here at lunchtime.It is the perfect journey break - only regret is that they close the main kitchen quite early.The outdoor shop is good with top quality brands though these do tend to be pricy at makers recommended pricing.

It is a nice wee stop which has free of charge bathrooms and a place to eat. However, the food and souvenirs here are quite expensive. But if you're here just for toilet and gas, it's a perfect stop.

Stop here every time we visit Fort William in Scotland. Its a lovely place to stop for toilet breaks and for the excellent food they serve. There is also a couple of shops to buy clothes or gifts. Well worth a visit.

Another visit to this place last week. Never fails to deliver,a delightful restaurant with a huge selection on the menu. we had the soup and pasty deal. a choice of four soups, and four different pasties, also comes with a drink. Excellent value for money.

How can you pass this up if you’re passing? The Cullen Skink is, without doubt, the best that is to be had. The menu is wide and varied and the quality is excellent. There are many other places in Tyndrum but nowhere else comes close.

Stopped over here on the way on to Luss with my partner and 4 month old daughter. I have stopped at many roadside services and filling stations over the years so the high prices come as no surprise to me. The food itself cannot be faulted in taste or quality as me and my partner both had hot dogs and agreed they were reasonable. However the service is a completely different story. In the shop beside the cafe, there were about 8 people including myself waiting to be served. There was one till on and although this is a busy rest stop with a lot of customers, there was an evidently inexperienced member of staff named Colin behind the till. He stood chatting to a customer at the till as if there was nobody else in the shop until another member of staff was forced to come along and sign onto another till and was able to serve 7 customers in the space of about 5 minutes while Colin fiddled on the till with the same customer. Understandable that he may be unexperienced or slow but shouldn’t be left on his own with a high volume of customers waiting to be served. Leads to frustration and annoyance as well as loss of business as I was contemplating putting all the items back and leaving. I wouldn’t let this sway me from returning however.

If your travelling. This is an excellent fast stop over for lunch etc. Super clean toilets and a well organised Restaurant . I recommend the Cullen Skink soup or Cock a leekie with home made bread. A meal on its own . Well stocked gift shop and filling station.

When ever I pass here I try and stop for the Cullen Skink. Fab u lous as always. If you like smoked fish you must have. 😋😋😋

As I had a trailer I was having to be careful about where I stopped. There is a magnificent Car Park with areas for Caravans and HGVs.There is a large well appointed cafe - snack bad style tables and benches, but it filled the hole and got the caffeine levels up. There was a reasonable menu. For quick food and good parking a good place. There are also a variety of shops but this time we had not time to browse

We stopped off for lunch at The Green Welly, on the way back from a night away in Glencoe.The Green Welly comprises a three shops and a cafe. The shops offer a selection of better wuality Scottish souvenirs and outdoor wear.The cafe offers a decent selection of hot and cold snacks and meals. We both opted for soup. My partner had Cullen Skink, and I had Scotch Broth. Both came with bread rolls, and both were delicious.A great place to stop off if you’re on the way to Glencoe, Oban, etc.

My self and 3 work friends stopped in for coffee. I have to say the staff are great, the coffee is good and reasonably priced, the shortbread was brilliant. One thing to help the staff, make sure you park cars in the right area of the car park and not where the bikes are meant to park. A special mention to Fiona the boss, she runs a great place.

As usual this is a must stop,Clean,Warm,Comfy,Friendly... Soup and a coffee was just what was required and I was not dissapointed both were very good,The service was excellent the staff very friendly and the facilities are first class, Toilets are clean, Car park caters for coaches as well as cars and is not short of spaces to park. Inside the shops are well stocked with everything from locally sourced foods etc, Gifts and the Whisky selection is AMAZING......

We stopped here on a coach trip to Scotland and had lunch,sausage roll and a toastie.The food was hot and tasty,reasonable in price on site shops were a bonus to browse.The whole place was clean and inviting