Jock's Cafe in Perth & Kinross

Now this is what I call a bowl of soup. The tastiest chicken and rice soup I've ever had. So filling unfortunately I had no room for a tasty toastie or any of the cakes on display. This welcoming cafe in the pretty village of Kirkmichael in South Ayrshire is well worth the drive. Just 20 mins from Ayr.

This cafe is one of our favourite stops for refreshments when we are out cycling. We always receive a very warm welcome and the food is delicious. Coffee, filled rolls, soup and a variety of cakes and pastries are always well received by our group. Rocky road is the best I've tasted anywhere. Highly recommended. You won't be disappointed.

Great for coffee, and the cakes are amazing. Very friendly staff, who all make you feel extremely welcome, including our dog. We have been quite a few times now and will definitely be visiting again soon.

Lovely place to stop for lunch or coffee and a cake when out cycling. Friendly helpful staff, inside and outside seating.

We stopped here for breakfast while staying near by, and it was lovely, we all enjoyed it, and would recommend this lovely place

Beautiful friendly wee place staff are so nice. Amazing breakfast and cakes. Spotlessly clean. Well stocked wee shop as well

Dropped in today for coffee and cake to go. Friendly staff, fantastic service, great coffee and delicious cake!! Dog friendly too. 🐕

Wow. Wow. WOW! What an utterly charming little shop and cafe. I was cycling through the area with a friend and in desperate need of sustenance. This gem of an establishment didn’t disappoint. If I could move in I would! Thanks ladies… you made my ride truly memorable!

This was an Italian Night, the first of a number of planned one off theme nights for this excellent community enterprise. It was very enjoyable from start to finish - wonderful food, with friendly, welcoming and efficient staff. Thanks to all concerned. Looking forward to the next one. Meanwhile, the shop and cafe are an asset to the village. If you're looking for a cafe in a picturesque village, or if you're just passing through, you'll be made very welcome. The cafe serves light lunches, good coffee and delicious cakes. Takeaways are available - useful for travellers or anyone who happens to be working in the vicinity. There's some outside seating and cyclists are made very welcome.

We used the cafe for a Charity cycling event. The cafe and shop are run by volunteers. It's a great place to stop with seats inside if the weather is bad or plenty of space outside if the sun is shining. The volunteers do a great job. There were a lot of us to provide lunch for so slightly unusual circumstances. If you're in the area, pop in, it's worth the visit and great to support community cafes and shops.

A little gem. We were on our way back from a few days at Culzean, and in need of breakfast. We chanced on this place just as it opened. A friendly, efficient volunteer run shop and cafe, well stocked and supplying excellent breakfast rolls in amongst a selection of home bakes. Clearly well loved by the locals as well. We left with the warm glow good food and good company give you. Thank you.

By chance a road diversion brought us to this shop. What a lovely place to visit, with so many delicious things to eat. The most friendly staff, warm with great sense of humours. Truly one of the nicest places I have been to in my life.

Very good range of things to buy in shop,cafe small but very nice leek and potato soup for lunch,very friendly, please support if you are passing by

Just a short drive from the holiday cottage we were staying in we found this great little shop and cafe. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. They went out of their way to please. The shop is small but stocked with fresh fruit & veg, cheese & meats, bread, milk, newspapers and all the essentials. There is also a great book exchange. Perfect place to stop and support the local community. We will be back when we are next in the area!

It’s a good cafe has good coffee and tea also good rolls and is not to pricey and nice staff and a great places to get your grocery’s overall it’s a very good place to go with family for breakfast or lunch and has wifi

This is a Community Cafe and Shop in Kirkmichael Village. It's spacious, in a lovely setting with lots of outdoor seating, plenty of space indoors if the weather isn't so good. The Café and shop are run by volunteers. They do a great job, the food is very good and excellent value and they go out of their way to help. Our Cycling club stopped here on a ride in June and they did an excellent job in looking after a bunch of hungry cyclists. Well worth going out of your way for and also the satisfaction of knowing you've supported a very worthwhile community business.

Great coffee, home baking, and lunches. Great wee shop for those 'forgotten' items. Staff couldn't be more helpful and friendly. Visited 3 times in 2 days, coffee and cake, lunch and tea with scones. Loved it, will be back.

Delicious coffees, hot rolls, soups, scones & cakes. Excellent place for a bite to eat in a beautiful location. Will keep returning!

Homemade Ham & Lentil Soup excellent made by a Cook who knew how to make soup. Cleanliness was first class with all tables following the guidelines. Lady who now lives in the village behind the counter originally from down South was lovely and talked away and made you feel very welcome in the Café! Please visit this Community Café & support what these local people are doing! PS the Marmalade I bought from your shop was lovely Allan

Our first experience of tattie scones and they were lovely! They also went of of their way to find dairy free milk for us. Definitely stop by for a coffee and some tatties

Just popped in for a coffee. Very friendly service, great coffee and a lovely fruit scone. Well worth a visit and it’s a charity run for the community and staffed by volunteers

Popped in for some breakfast while working away and the staff could not have been any nicer. Full breakfast wasn't on the menu but the guys in the shop were more than willing to throw one together. Highly recommend!

Well signposted from the main street. Plenty of parking. The shop has a good range of home grown vegetables and frozen meals. The cafe has several tables and provides coffee and snacks. The shop provides a good range of basic needs and some local delicacies.

We visited the hometown where my wife’s father was born and had a great experience in this shop great food and information! Well worth the stop if you’re passing through for a coffee/tea and snack or lunch. Great baking!

Just had coffee and cake but the coffee was serioisly good and the homemade Majorcan slice divine. Nice place in a lovely wee village.

This has everything you could want, from groceries to other goods as well as good take away food. The staff are always so friendly which is so welcoming. If you are staying or passing through this village please stop and visit this hidden gem

A compact wee cafe that has just (April 2018) invested in some serious coffee-making machinery from Italy - a boon for caffeine-starved travellers, anyone looking for a break or a light lunch. Scrambled eggs on toast and a decent coffee, add a slice of cake...

Nice little cafe to get a cake and coffee. Also does basic fast food and sandwiches. Range of teas and coffees, good selection of cakes and scones.

Very useful for those items you forget. Friendly staff and the coffee was great. God selection of cakes and scones.

Had the most delicious tea/coffee with homemade scones with jam and cream. Staff were very welcoming. Lovely little community shop and cafe.

What a great little community shop. Wide range of local produce. Great home-made cakes-Carrot Cake recommended-lovely thick icing. Staff very helpful. Also has a nice coffee area. Support this venture. Kirkmichael is a lovely village.

This shop is in Ayrshire - not Perthshire - so Trip Advisor have got it muddled by 150+ miles! This shop is in Ayrshire - not Perthshire - so Trip Advisor have got it muddled - wrong! by 150+ miles!

Located Jocks for our morning coffee whilst on a motoring day out. Run by the community this place sure is good. A lovely milky coffee with a marvellous well cooked and crispy bacon roll - exactly as asked for! My wife had tea and a...

This is a community run shop and cafe, service with a smile and the most delicious home baking you'll ever experience! Good reasonable prices and lovely home made soup, available as takeaway or to sit in. As well as paninis/toasties/hot and cold rolls. Great place...

A fantastic find. A very relaxed and welcoming cafe within the village store, The food is excellent, we have used the take away service ( they will really bend over backwards to help you) we had a really fussy child with us but they even...

Discovered this little hidden gem which is set amongst beautiful rural countryside in the charming village of Kirkmichael, South Ayrshire. It is run by the community and was a delightful little find. My friend and I opted for the home made tattie soup which was...

hambre, así que preguntamos el GPS para encontrar algunos me comida. Un excelente hallazgo limpio loos gente agradable y una buena hamburguesa. Exactamente lo que necesitaba.

Busqué cafés a visitar mientras que estábamos de vacaciones, pero este fue encontrado por nuestro navegador. Puede ser difícil de encontrar, el cartel es de color pastel, pero vale la pena la visita. El chef prepara todo a pedido, por lo tanto es fresco. No tuvimos que esperar mucho tiempo y era precioso. También hay tartas caseras y el chef adaptadas mi brunch para todos los gustos, muy agradable.

Stopped off for a lovely strawberry cream tea whilst on the village's Garden Snoop. Very friendly service. The shop looked well stocked as well.

Enjoyed a lovely cafetiere of coffee and scone here.Also bought a packet of Border biscuits,5p cheaper than at the supermarket!!Will certainly visit again when in the area.

Three of us had lunch in Jock's Cafe last weekend: it was delicious and inexpensive. This is a small, cosy cafe in very pretty rural surroundings. (Kirkmichael is a conservation village with lovely old houses and some nice walks round about - the ancient kirkyard with its Covenanter's grave and some seventeenth and eighteenth century headstones is well worth a visit!) Jock's cafe is part of a community shop and it's a very welcoming place with lots of local produce. The cafe serves light lunches and snacks, home made soup, good tea and coffee. You can sit in or order sandwiches and rolls to take away if you want to picnic elsewhere. The home baking is pretty historic too - luscious chocolate cake, tray-bakes of all kinds, fluffy home made scones, soda bread, all made in store. You can buy some cakes to take home with you - and you'll almost certainly want to!