Home on the Loch in Argyll & Bute

Stopped off for a breather during a drive from Glasgow to Oban. Great view. But don't go inside! The place is pretty filthy: contact of any kind with the floors was not a good idea. Didn't smell great either. Staff definitely not in line with the usual friendliness of the Scots. Drank my coffee with much trepidation, and left. Stayed away from the food.

Visité la semana pasada. Hermosas vistas, aunque bastante aislado. Sólo había café y pastel, pero bien presentada y personal amable.

Fuimos allí este fin de semana con mi pareja y mi bebé de 5 meses. El lugar estaba limpio y realmente disfrutamos de nuestra comida, sin embargo nos pareció muy fría. No era solo nosotros que sentimos frío, como pude ver otro cliente sigue llevando sus chaquetas. Hablamos con la camarera, ya que era una pena que no nos lo suficientemente cómodas debido al frío. Tuvimos que mantener nuestro bebé todos envuelto. La camarera fue muy amable y agradable y nos dijeron que el lugar estaba climatizada con sólo un radiador! ! Habíamos estado allí antes, a finales de agosto, pero no creo que volveremos en invierno, ya que no eran capaces de calentar. Espero que esto hace que la dirección tan pronto como sea posible, me sentí como un pingüino congelado! !

Paramos aquí para una escapada rápida en nuestro viaje a Escocia. Habría unas vistas preciosas del lago desde las ventanas, sólo una pena, estuvimos allí un día gris de lluvia, tales aburrida. Tuvimos un chocolate caliente y una bonita pieza de pastel de chocolate, suficiente para no ir para la siguiente parte del viaje.

Somos una familia española y estamos viajando por Escocia, hoy paramos para almorzar en este café, conocimos a la camarera, Ella es española! Ella nos aconsejó con comida y habló sobre el Loch Lomond, comimos sandwiches de pan, la sopa de hoy era un butternut squash, felicitamos al chef, todo estaba bien. Y comer con esas vistas es maravilloso. Gracias. Gracias

After a long and windy road trip, it was lovely to stop for a tea and scone at the stop. Clean, friendly and good options for light lunch and sweets. Family friendly too.

We stopped by here for coffee and bacon rolls,both which were fresh and good.My wife had a homemade fruit scone which she also said was delicious.The girl who served us was helpful and it was ideal for a quick coffee and roll with good views.

Desde el exterior era un precioso salón de té con un montón de aparcamiento. Entramos y lo primero que vimos fue platos sucios por todas partes. Había unas pocas parejas de comer y una mesa limpia gratis que nos sentamos en y un mínimo de 6 mesas con platos de comida apilada. La planta era de agua, pero estaba lloviendo, así que no espera pesado contra el lugar. El té y la porción de torta de zanahoria era bastante agradable y el chico joven que servía era muy agradable y servicial, pero el lugar estaba sucio. La máquina de café estaba cubierta de gránulos de café (nuevo y usado) y leche derramada. Una rápida limpia por habría hecho una gran diferencia, pero no fue así en el tiempo que estuvimos allí, ni cualquier platos aclaradas. El lugar no estaba tan lleno, así que no hay excusa para el estado. Un rápido pee y luego estábamos en nuestro camino, ojalá celebró en, no fue una experiencia agradable.

Terrible Asked for several things on the menu and didn't have. Watery coffee. Messy tables. Could see lots of dishes piled up in kitchen. Sandwich eaten by other half ok. Would give this place a miss. Not very warm or inviting

Este restaurante era un tonto de excusa de un restaurante. Estaba sucio, claramente no cepillado desde la noche anterior y la insuficiencia estaban fuera de huevos y cruasanes, ambos estaban en el menú. Junto con servir a cada comida en diferentes ocasiones más que todos juntos y de manera más eficiente. También pedí chocolate blanco caliente (que también estaba en el menú) pero la leche normal/chocolate oscuro caliente. Experiencia y un triste chocante comenzar unas vacaciones en Skye. No visitar este lugar, también era manejado por niños.

There is a nice view of Loch Lomond which is why we stopped at this cafe, we should have kept going. One member of staff on duty in the cafe and lots of used crockery still on the tables and piled high in the kitchen. The girl seemed totally bored and disinterested in her work and when my son returned his dirty cup and asked for a clean one, that seemed to be a problem. The cake we had was fine but we did wonder about the hygiene and cleanliness of the place.

Stopped here on the way back from our holiday for a quick brekky and in hindsight really wished we'd kept driving past.This was one of those experiences that when you get back in your car afterwards to continue your journey you all burst out laughing at the total disaster it was!We ordered 3 breakfasts and an egg roll (veggy daughter) c/w tea and coffee and every part of it was terrible - coffee cold, tea had a rather odd aroma, bacon was a weird grey colour (I swear it could glow in the dark), sausage was like a price of corrugated cardboard, black pudding was as hard as a hockey puck on the outside and raw on the inside, potato 'scones' were so greasy they could effectively be classed as 99% liquid. Then there were the eggs that were just awful and had more in common with a NASA science experiment to discover a new type of rubber compound to make space suits out of - stretchy and strong.... definitely not edible.Avoid this place... You have been warned.

Have visited this cafe every year when passing through the Highlands for over 25 years. Always had a warm welcome, good food, and lovely service. However, since it changed ownership 2 years ago it has gone right down the hill and is now awful. Visited 23rd July 2016. Cafe was busy inside and outside, but the service was slow,unhelpful and very surly, especially from the miserable and hatchet faced lady behind the counter. The chairs and tables have been rearranged in such a way that it is impossible to sit comfortably without disturbing your neighbours. Why this is I don't know, as there is ample space in there and you could comfortably seat twice the number with a sensible arrangement of the seating. The food was OK but not as special as previously. The toilets were disgusting and filthy like an environmental disaster area, dirty waste of all sorts piled on the floors, including the disabled toilet YUCK!. It cannot be helped if customers behave like pigs, but the staff could check and clean the facilities through the day. What had happened there did not happen in 5 minutes or perhaps, even 5 hours. It is notable that there is no hygiene rating displayed on the premises. I did complain but hatchet face just stared at me silently and offered no apology or explanation whatsoever. It says a warm welcome outside but it was awful customer service. They also have a notice in the window saying as recommended on Trip Advisor. Well, NOT BY ME and not by a lot of other people recently either looking at the reviews. IF YOU HAVE VISITED OVER THE YEARS AND LOVED IT, AS I HAVE, AVOID IT NOW AND SAVE YOURSELF SEVERE DISAPPOINTMENT. If the owner reads this, perhaps they would like to take some action before their investment goes right down the tubes. What a crying shame, beautiful location, beautiful cafe, almost totally wrecked in a couple of years.

The ambiance of a truckers cafe! Dirty, greasy floors, and the place smells like old chip fat. They have a good coffee machine but still managed to serve the most disgusting coffee I have ever tasted. Served in a paper cup instead of the cups they had on the coffee machine. Looks like someone doesn't like doing dishes. Carrot Cake was good but the guy just put it on a serviette and dumped it on the counter, had to ask for a plate ans go in search of a fork! These people have absolutely no concept of hospitality! What a waste of such a nice location. Do yourself a favour and give it a miss!

We found a free table in the lovely garden and ordered lunch here on a very busy Sunday. The staff were run off their feet but pleasant and helpful, and we didn't mind lingering with several drinks over a rather long wait for our food. Alas, my steak, ordered medium rare, arrived overcooked to the point of shoe leather. Normally I would just have sent it back and asked for an edible replacement, however, there were queues at the bar and the order point, and no-one came to ask if everything was all right with our meal. It was easier to just grin and bear it rather than delay our lunch by another hour or so. My husband's fish was only average, and I'd say think twice before eating here unless you can see an efficient staff/customer ratio.

Warm welcome?!? There wasn't any welcome other than one making us feel as though we were being a nuisance expecting food and drink We couldn't understand any of the mumbling made by the female member of staff who made more hand gestures than spoken words The place was freezing cold We ordered bacon rolls which came as two slices of dry bread with the weirdest striped bacon we've ever seen with a knob of butter on top Tea was plonked on the table in plastic cups.It was like eating in some emergency temporary community centreJust before we left at 1.15 ( on a Saturday!)a sign went up on the board saying 'Kitchen is closed' The whole place should be closed Unbelievable

I hate leaving a negative review but it can't be helped. The Home on the Loch looks very cosy and welcoming from the outside and we have passed it a few times and thought we must pay a visit. Looks can be deceiving, we walked in and it looked like a road side diner, which took us a back as were expecting a cosy Wee tea room. There was a severe lack of tables and seating areas. We ordered two coffees and two bacon rolls. The coffee came in plastic takeaway cups, the rolls ended up being two slices of toasted brown bread, which was tasty but not what was advertised. If I had been asked I would have accepted there were no rolls and the bread but it would have nice to have been asked. The coffee was cold, no knife to cut very large sandwich, and no dish with sauce, sugar etc on table. The door is wide open to toilet area and the toilets themselves were filthy. It could be such a lovely Wee place with plenty of potential. I hate leaving a bad review as its someone's business and lively hood but unless something is done it won't be for much longer.

stopped for a light bite.took our order to counter to be told they have sold out....decided on a alternative, was met with a blank stare and ignored by older waitress.needless to say we walked out. no purchase made.disgusting service and even more disgusting facilities..

We visited this cafe on Wednesday 15 June, it looked lovely from the outside, though inside was modern and lacked atmosphere. We ordered our coffee and sandwiches, as we waited the couple on the table next to us said "I can't drink this coffee, is far too strong". This rang alarm bells as we too hate strong coffee. The chap serving had zero customer care qualities, spoke limited English and when we got our order the sandwich was limp and not appetising at all, the coffee was vile, undrinkable!!! I complained, no apology or offer of refund. So please if you intend to visit this wee cafe on the beautiful banks of Loch Lomond then save you money and drive past. The worst cafe in Scotland.

Beautiful location which is why we stopped. Had high hopes, the menu had a good choice but when we saw the tables with dirty dishes and half eaten food that should have set alarm bells ringing. Ordered our drinks and food (no baked potatoes) and an hour later we enquired where was said food only to be told they'd lost the order! We had only ordered two sandwiches, a goats cheese and beetroot salad (more about that later) and a macaroni, bearing in mind we had already paid £40 for this. There were only four other tables occupied at the time so they were hardly rushed off their feet. When food finally arrived after another prompting the beetroot salad had no beetroot only slimey red peppers/macaroni was of a strange consistency and flavour and definitely wasn't made with cheddar as advertised/sandwiches came on stale tasting unbuttered bread with soft nachos and a few pieces of limp lettuce (not fresh seasonal salad as advertised). Fed up with this we asked for our money back and overheard a staff member saying embarrassingly to a tourist "if you want food the kitchen is closed"!! This was at 2.15pm on a beautiful Scottish afternoon. We are Scottish and felt ashamed that this what we are offering foreign tourists at such a beautiful location. To make it even worse the toilets should be condemned and after reading reviews I see that people complained about this a year ago. We would never recommend anyone stop here just keep driving.

A sandwich shop that doesn't have any cheese. Bread from freezer and over microwaved. Café grubby, toilets worse.

A little cafe with a very good view. Home made Cakes and tea's. Good weather when we visited so sat outside and enjoyed a view over the Loch.Cake's were good.Wash rooms could do with an overhaul otherwise not to bad.

This tea stop looked lovely & we thought we would stop for a coffee & perhaps a bite to eat en-route from Fort William to Carlise. The outward appearance & décor are really lovely & it appeared really inviting but unfortunately it was a chilly day & when we entered the teashop it was freezing. I asked if there was any heating on only to be told that there was no heating in the place & although there was a central fireplace they couldn't use it because it was blocked off!!!!!! Needless to say we didn't stay for food etc as it was uncomfortably cold.

We stopped whilst driving through and enjoyed a nice cup of tea with cakes while sitting outside in the unexpected burning sun. It was perfectly acceptable so I don't get the negative reviews.

Bit puzzled by some of the recent reviews. We stopped here for lunch recently and had great food, especially the cakes. Cafe seemed clean and the service was friendly too.

Visiting Scotland again decided to go in here for lunch, had a great lunch here last trip. Wish I hadn't bothered, it is dirty, empty, food crap and we got our teapot with a saucer on it because none of them have lids, seriously? Buy some more, had to laugh at a blackboard hanging up saying treat yourself to a true taste of Scotland ??? Loch Lomond is beautiful and this could be an amazing place to stop but I'd recommend you keep driving and eat somewhere else. If this is the year of food and drink Scotland 2016 then roll on 2017

Visited today. Beautiful location on Loch Lomond. Needed a comfort break and cafe looked clean. Coffee and meal were good and inexpensive. However, I needed a disabled toilet and the lock on the door did not work. Used ordinary ladies toilet but the bowl was badly strained brown.. I suspect this is because of location, water supply and plumbing arrangements. This is miles from any other property.It is unusual for tourist spots not to rip off visitors, but apart from the toilets, this was very good value. Young man serving was helpful and polite.

Just a wee day out.been before.lovely area.no matter what the weather.went in got a lovely bowl hot vegetable soup.coffee. choice of cakes too.nice and friendly.service was great.waitress was really helpful.will be back.and recomend

Went here for a lunch today as it was in a nice setting. One of us had soup and two had baked potatoes. I ordered one with beans and cheese. When it arrived it was stone cold and my husband also returned his as it was luke warm. The soup apparently tasted good but was quite watery. We heard the ping of the microwave and the potatoes came back. My husbands with tuna was fine but they had forgotten to put more than a teaspoon of filling on mine. Plainly punishment for having complained it was cold! I had lost the will to bother by now and just left it, but at £18 for those and just one coffee really they should be ashamed to not be able to get baked potatoes right. I felt like warning new people arriving not to have the potatoes! The cakes on the counter by contrast looked fabulous but we were off for afternoon tea later so could not have cake for lunch.

The place was cold and so was the food, we had breakfast it says on the menu that you get toast but we got bread I asked for toast and he said ok my first time will wait a while before returning.

Great position, great potential view. Seems to do the difficult things well (food) simple things not good. Very cold, not welcoming, needs painted, fix lights falling from ceiling, tables not cleared - overall impression very poor. Staff very pleasant but harassed. A real shame as it has great potential but needs to have money spent on it to create a sustainable business.

Excellent service. Very pleasant waitress. Lovely large sandwiches and cake. Reasonably priced. Would stop again. Recommended on today's performance.

Back up to home on the loch.for late lunch .wet day .had a great lu CH.home made parsnip soup.2lovely irish boys drop pop in soaking.on there way to skye.staff made them so welcome.made sure all dry before heading away.they enjoy there hot soup too.

This place looks so quaint from the outside, but we were disappointed when we went in. Not cosy at all, cold furnishings, not really inviting on a winter's day. We ordered scones and coffee. The scones are a ridiculous size, one is plenty for 2! Staff are Hungarian, so their English is not perfect, but they were very pleasant. A little overpriced.

Like others have commented we asked for tapwater with our meal and were told due to health and safety regs they cannot serve it due to peat and/or other contamination of the water supply......That is worrysome, because Scottish environmental health officers guidelines are very clear that non potable water should not be used to wash plates and cutlery etc, due to transmission of whatever is in the water. Basically if you can't drink it you cant do the washing up in it ! So what are they doing to avoid contamination ?? Using bottled water to wash up in ???Maybe it's time to come clean and sort the water situation out as you are a business and it is not possible to run a food servery with contaminated water supplies.As for the food the sandwiches were basic as was the décor, the coffee was nice.

Stopped here for brunch..... £6 for a sandwich I expected something special. We got a non buttered sandwich (2 slices of bread) with a small salad dressing and some borderline soggy crisps. Basically a hungry teenager would produce this sort of snack out of the fridge and cupboard. My wifes tomato and black pudding soup was nice but had a piece of plastic in it. The server tried to convince us it was an onion skin.....it was not !!!!The back door was left open so it was cold, the radio was blaring away and the table roses were nearly dead........My advice is try elsewhere, the inflated prices charged here do not reflect the food nor ambiance value.

We stopped here both on the way up to and back from Glen Coe and both times the food was really good: Home made soups with loads of flavour, great coffee and a seriously delicious piece of ginger cake!!! Generous portions and friendly staff too....FAB!!!!

Great food.very clean.staff very nice.helpful.cheery.sat and explain all menu.to other tourists that were sitting

Stopped in for breakfast with friendsLooked really nice but the service was a bit mixed up. Two people front of house both doing the same things, taking order and fixing the drinks. Unfortunately we will not be back

Good wee idea to take the drinks order then come.back with drinks and take food order ... by the time the food arrives the drinks are.either cold or finished ....now this is either genius on the part of the owners or the waitress is thick . Certainly NOTHING to write " Home " about ....WONT BE RETURNING

We called in for lunch having just completed a nine mile hike in the rain! Received a warm welcome and ordered the homemade lentil and bacon soup which was outstanding. The food was so good we returned the following day for the full Scottish breakfast which was equally as outstanding. Cannot recommend "Home on the Loch" enough.

My husband and I stopped here on the way back to Glasgow. We both had soup (chicken noodle and chicken and vegetable) which were both delicious. Large portion and included bread. The only thing is that it cost about £4.50 per soup which we felt was a bit too expensive. It wouldn't stop me going back though.

Stopped off on our way south, first time under this ownership. The coffee was good and the wife said the carrot cake was very good. Like the way the new owners have done the place out.

we always stop here on the way to the highlands but this was our first stop since the change of name / ownershipthe food was good but a little pricy

Stopped off here on way to and from Skye. Nice coffee, delicious millionaire shortbread! Staff very friendly and helpful, seems popular with locals too. Added bonus for us, large wooded area for safe dog walking! Would recommend!

lovely cakes, nice coffee and hot chocolate, staff very friendly , nice and clean , definitely worth a stop off on your travels north .

We decided to stop for a lunch break and happened across this nice looking cafe. The spicy tomato soup accompanied by some nice bread (not sure what it was) was fantastic. It was the only soup available and maybe this is my only slight criticism. My wife had a lovely tuna sandwich and said the salad was beautiful with a nice dressing. The waitress was very friendly and helpful too. Our first time here but definitely not our last. Pity we live so far away.

Lovely place with great views across the Loch. Friendly enough and service was good. Pleasant staff. Food was excellent especially the soup. Worth a visit. Needs modernised but tidy enough.

A welcome and enjoyable coffee break at Home on the Loch. The busy, cheerful, helpful waitress coped well with a variety of foreign visitors who descended upon the place. Really enjoyed the mocha cheesecake. Coffee was good. Scone OK.

Don't do it. This place has went downhill big time over the last month or so . We won't be back. Food was a disgrace and the so called manager was a wreck. Sorry but we won't stop here again. Service?

Dropped in for tea and possibly a sandwich/roll,nice location and plenty of tables with outside tables available. It wasn't too busy, the menu had bacon rolls which was good because we didn't fancy most of the sandwiches but when we tried to order, the waitress told me they finished at 11:30 as it was a breakfast item. The menu doesn't mention this anywhere. I find it hard to understand why a place out of the way can't fry some bacon and put it on a roll to make a sale. Even if they had no rolls left they could have offered it on bread. We ended up having the chicken sandwich between us. It was quite nice but was expensive for what it was. Pity because they may have made a sale this time but we won't drop in again.

Stopped here on way back from Fort William having just finished walking the West Highland Way over 7 days and not a bad thing to say about any of the places we ate during that time. But this place let us down badly. Had to wait for far too long to get poor quality lunch - kitchen staff seemed harassed and overwhelmed. As mentioned by many others, dismal level of cleanliness in toilets which just unacceptable in a place serving food and makes you wonder about overall approach to hygiene. Apparently impossible to get a drink of water unless you buy bottled water - I cannot understand the reason for that in this day and age. To my mind, it is unforgivable not to be able to offer a free drink of water to customers - even if the establishment has to source it from elsewhere. To summarize, poor food, poor service, poor cleanliness and poor us for stopping there. Just drive past - that's our advice!

wish we had driven past. Ideally located, great to sit outside overlooking the Loch. However thats where the positives end. We only wanted sandwiches and a cold drink. Many arriving after us received hot drinks before our simple cans of cold drink arrived. And then after a further wait the sandwiches came - we apparently had an extra bonus - side of chips as they had run out of crisps. In most circumstances that would have been very nice. However, these were were overcooked and very oily, so obviously got left by the side of the plate. The sandwich was no better. Large slab of red Scottish cheddar (apparently). It tasted bland - unlike any Scottish cheese we had on the rest of the holiday. And the bread - mass produced sliced. How can they charge so much for such poor quality food. Luckily this was by far the worst experience of our two weeks north of the border and needless to say we drove straight past on our return trip.

We were en route from Glasgow to Fort William and taking the scenic route alongside Loch Lomond. Around lunchtime we pulled into the 'Home By The Loch' for a drink and sandwich. The car park is large with plenty of spaces and the restaurant sits on some higher ground with good views over the loch. We had a very friendly greeting and shown to a table. Menus were quickly brought and the soup of the day explained. We opted for sandwiches and drinks. As we didn't want the salad they came with, we were offered an extra half sandwich. When they arrived they were good, nicely presented, and the coffee was also good. The decor is a bit sparse and reminiscent of a school canteen. However it was clean and tidy and service throughout was excellent and we were well looked after.

Beautiful location on Loch Lomond, unfortunately that was the only plus. We waited 45 minutes for soup and bread, and not very fresh white bread. No brown bread apparently. Staff were rude and unhelpful when enquiring how much longer our soup would be. Surprisingly we were told by a surly waitress the kitchen is too small for the restaurant and there was nothing she could do about that. We asked for some tap water to drink and were told we could only purchase bottled water and would not provide tap water. People at next table did not even get bread with their soup as it had run out. The toilets were disgusting, and no toilet paper. There is nothing of the "home" about this restaurant.

Stopped after fours hours drive at 10am. Clean, friendly, bright cafe with music playing quietly in background. Had full Scottish breakfasts with decaf tea and a latte. £20 just under. Proper crispy bacon. Had run out of black pudding so automatically gave us haggis. Scrambled egg was delicious with black pepper in it. Well worth a stop plus free wifi!!!

went in on the way back to Glasgow food tasty and well presented was very nice even though they were very busy the staff were very good and had time to chat the only thing I thought was wrong the inside was a little bland could do with a few more decorations the new manager was a English lassie and was lovely would go back again if out that way rose

Purposly went to this place for food. But found it had dramatically changed new decor and management. Decor was cold and uninviting. plastic seats and bare plastic tables. Food was rather pricey. but portions were very large right enough. think menu should offer smaller portions for kids and oaps. Toilets were as we say in scotland " minging". On the plus side tho staff were friendly and helpful. But sadly we won't be back.

Stopped here for food but due to the prices ended up with scones n tea!!!! They were OK. Staff very slow and toilets small cramped and not very clean. To be honest, will take a packed lunch next time!

Small cafe on the road around Loch Lomond, some views of the hills but loch is mostly blocked by road. Very quaint, modern cafe decor with reasonably priced photography for sale. All the sandwiches and soups homemade and very well presented. ~£7 for sandwich and coffee (sandwich dressed with coleslaw, salad and chips) felt it was good value for the food received. Homemade cakes delicious. And staff are very helpful and friendly! Also free wifi and parking. Would recommend for a lite bite!

We stopped at Home on the Loch for coffee which was OK. The staff were pleasant, friendly and helpful but the place smelt like a greasy spoon. We used the toilets before leaving which obviously hadn't been checked all day. Used tissues were lying on the floor next to the bin, the floor was mucky and wet with human hair lying over it. The toilets are antique which wasn't a problem but the toilet bowl was brown and looked like it hadn't seen bleach for years. There was heavy rain that day but toilets should be checked regularly in eating places and should be as clean as practicable. To be honest once I'd seen the toilets it would put me off eating food in this place.

Booked here for Afternoon Tea and found it to be a fantastic venue. The staff were lovely and really welcoming. They made us feel that they could not do enough to assist us. The food was fantastic and there was a tonne on the platter. What we could not eat (there was freshly made sandwiches served with crisps, scones, tablet, lemon drizzle cake, coconut cake, coconut and raspberry cake, crispy cake and Malteser cake) we encouraged to take home. The view was stunning and if you are lucky enough to get a sunny day you can enjoy your food outdoors. Well worth the drive and will definitely return!

Popped in here for a bite on the way back to Glasgow. Looks like it's had a lot of work done, and gorgeous inside, though the bathrooms let it down slightly. Menu is pretty basic, but staff are great and friendly. Nothing on offer for little mouths to eat, though when k asked if there were pancakes the chef made them especially, so extra points there.

We came here for coffee and cakes after driving by for many years without stopping. It has tables outside and the view of the loch is a bit blocked by roadside trees. The range of food was fine and the prices reasonable. The inside had a less than subtle wallpaper of drystane dyking in some areas and plain white in others with a few framed photographs. The table we sat at had a single central foot and was unstable.The inside was a complete contrast with the expectations of the quaint cottage and a very modern false central fireplace and chimney added to the disparity. Service was slow and they seem understaffed, however the food we saw being served was good, in decent portions and well presented.Plenty of parking and maybe an area behind for children to explore with wild flowers and trees.

We stopped here on our way south towards Glasgow across from loch lomand. We had delicious lentil soups and sandwiches, wonderful service! Delicious scones and tea! Definitely stop here!

Homemade tomato soup was delish! Great soup and sandwich deal! We'll be back to enjoy the food and lovely loch views, the outside seating was a bonus!

I would rarely say 'no' to a cup of tea, but sometimes a cuppa stands out from the crowd! I don't know what secret blend of leaves and local water is used at Home on the Loch, but we enjoyed a really fine pot of tea as we watched the world go by against a backdrop of majestic scenery. The cake was pretty good too!

Excellent compared to previous visits. Very bright and clean with good quality of food. Served by young gentlemen and girl very polite. Will return on next visit