Rannoch Station Tearoom in Perth & Kinross

It was a very nice waffle and the ice cream was very nice and the music wasn’t that loud and the chairs were nice and comfy

Had lunch here with a group of cycling friends. Amazing location, delicious food, friendly staff and great service. Thank you. Can’t wait to come back again.

Lovely views and good food however extremely slow service. If you are to visit make sure you have a good couple of hours for your toastie.

Made to feel very welcome by staff, toastie lovely. Even dog biscuits for my pup. Lovely place and was lucky enough to see a train arrive.

So pleased we found this gem of a cafe! Delicious soup, the best chocolate cake I've ever had and the scone I took back to our holiday cottage was beautiful. Staff were all lovely. Worth the 84 mile round trip!

Such a lovely cafe in a wonderful location. We've been a few times now and have always had great food (as everyone says the cake is spectacular). The staff are friendly and welcoming. Couldn't ask for more.

Nach einer langen Fahrt erreichte ich Rannoch Station wenige Minuten bevor der Tearoom öffnete. Kaum stieg ich aus dem Auto, befand ich mich in einer Wolke von Midges und dachte erst, wo bin ich nur gelandet? Wenige Minuten später saß ich in dem urigen Cafe, genoß mein Frühstück. Ich bewunderte Silvia die Bedieung, die fürsorglich die sicher ständig gleichen Fragen der Gäste beantwortete, ja selbst die vierbeinigen Besucher mit lieben Worten und einem Leckerlie begrüßte. Ich beobachtete wie ein Kuchen nach dem anderen auf den Tresen kam. Und ich konnte nicht widerstehen ... der Kuchen mit den Himbeeren war köstlich! Dieses Cafe ist der ideale Ausgangspunkt, um diese Ecke des Rannoch Moor etwas zu erkunden. Viele der anderen Gäste warteten auf den Zug, um eine Station weiter zu fahren und von dort zurückzuwandern. Ich entschied mich für die 3 1-stündigen Wanderungen.

As our anniversary fell within our annual visit week, we decided to enjoy a brunch at the tearoom and I booked a table for noon as August is a busy month. The staff were lovely and although we were 10 mins late for the breakfast specials, Bill kindly did a full Scottish for my husband as he'd been looking forward to that! I opted for a proper frankfurter with fried onions and real German mustard, though I decided to pass on the saurkraut. Both meals were really good. Jenny even had time for a quick chat before the lunch time rush and staff wished us a happy anniversary when they served our meal and drinks. As the wee place filled up, we felt bad that two of us were taking up a table for four, so we told Jenny that we'd choose our cakes and take them back to our lodge. She did ask us to stay, but we were full anyway, so it wasn't too much of a hardship to defer our cakes until later! We chose two pieces of fantastic lumberjack cake and as we're cream lovers, Jenny popped a couple of clotted cream pots into the boxes. She also refused to take payment for the cakes and said that was our anniversary treat....such kindness on our special day! I'm not adding any of the prices as it seemed unimportant because we felt like royalty and much preferred to visit this tearoom than to spend much more money in some impersonal posh hotel. Prices have risen everywhere, so we are well aware of how some businesses are struggling. We have eaten here before and the hard working team always try to accomodate the folk who find their way to this out of the way place, which is part of it's charm. But do book ahead and make allowances for your timings and the popularity of the place. It's a gem, so appreciate it's uniqueness. Thank you, Bill, Jenny and staff & we hope to be back next year if we're fit enough!

Went by road and had bacon and egg rolls. Walked to loch then back to tea shop for tea and cake. Lovely food, cakes are home made and different from the usual factory made cakes on offer in other tea rooms, only problem is which to have. Very friendly staff. P. S. Thank you for my sausage and biscuit you gave me. Aggy the dog.

Arrived for lunch and to buy cake to take home, to be told that I was rationed to a single piece of cake. Odd business plan to display cakes and then refuse to sell them. Excuse given was that you didn’t want to run out later, so I am a bit annoyed to see reviews on here where you have sold 3 slices of cake to people to take away. I have travelled the 160miles to you for lunch many times, but think this was the last time.

Book before you travel to this wonderful cafe/ tea room thats unique location will surprise you. The food is top drawer and the service exactly the same. Check out the views of the moor, loch and the old station. And you see some deer too.

This Tea room was the most beautiful little find, it was like stepping back in time. Very good value, the food was yummy even had a cheeky glass of wine. The staff were very friendly. We did not want to eat until 4pm but it closed at 4.30pm to make sure we had a table I checked beforehand but was advised that there may not be cakes left by then. So I asked for one to be put aside for me and this was not a problem. Lovely little souveniers to purchase as well. We would have gone back the next day but unfortunately it was closed. There was beautiful deers to look at as well which was a bonus and lovely walking areas that lead to a secluded little beach. Would definately go back if we visit this area again.

HIGH UP IN THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND AFTER DRIVING A FEW HOURS ALONG EXTREMELY PICTURESQUE ROADS YOU READ A TIMELESS CAFE RESTAURANT STRADDLED ACROSS THE GREAT CALEDONIAN RAILWAY

The Tea Room at Rannoch Moor Train Station is very much iconic, a one off. Despite it being well off the beaten track it remains very popular and busy and no surprises there. The menu, whilst not extensive boasts excellent quality food from the home made soup, tasty sandwiches and hot snacks, followed by an unbeatable range of home made cakes and deserts. All this delivered by friendly owners and staff in a location that is perhaps unrivalled in the UK. The station tea room and accompanying "museum" rooms adds a real homely feel

Had lunch here yesterday and fell in love with the tearoom and the place! The staff were super friendly, the menu was simple and quality and the cakes were beyond yummy! Such a great atmosphere and tasteful decor. Deserves 10 stars. Thank you! Burch

Absolutely superb and good value cakes. Big slices instead of those meagre slivers they serve up at certain other places! I bought three pieces of cake to take away and a book. The owner came out to check (believe his name is Bill) if there...

We stopped at the tearoom after a long hike out past the train station and it was absolutely fantastic. The staff there could not have been more accommodating or pleasant. The curry parsnip soup was amazing and their coconut cake was to die for. This...

A small place that can get crowded if busy. We were a large group that were accommodated well. Friendly staff who took our order and everything arrives correctly. It is a unique tearoom being at a station that’s very quiet. Food was enjoyed by all...

Great service. We were a large group that pre-arranged our visit and our food/drinks orders. Despite a slight misunderstanding with our arrival time the staff were extremely helpful and attentive. The scones were lovely too! Highly recommended.

We absolutely loved this tearoom, lunch was delicious and in a wonderful location. Thanks to Sylvia for making us feel so welcome and for the walking recommendations around the area which kept us busy the rest of the afternoon. Absolutely do not leave this place...

Had some time to kill while waiting for the delayed train. Had a nice coffee and an amazing piece of Banoffee cake. Delicious! Staff were all friendly and helpful. I'll be back.

We came here on eastern weekend. We were 4 families with kids and a dog. Totaling 16x of us. The area is well maintained and there are nice walking path to go with the family. After finishing our walk a few of us wanted to...

A planned trip to visit this legendary tearoom. We weren’t disappointed and enjoyed the food and the welcome. The cakes looked amazing although sadly by the time we had finished the home made soup and toasties we had no room left. So means we need...

My colleague pre ordered scones, which were ready and boxed for us as the train passed. The scones were the best I’ve ever had, light as a feather and lots of topping,

Terug in de tijd, meerdere keren geweest, vriendelijk personeel, goed eten en drinken, zowel maaltijd en koffie met wat lekkers,...

With memories of the characters from the film “Trainspotting” stepping out at a railway station on Rannoch Moor in mind I couldn’t resist the temptation to visit here when we were staying relatively nearby at Kinloch Rannoch. Turns out the film scene was made 13...

Always a must place to visit when in the area ….. managed to get a table on they’re last day of the season and all the staff were dressed as characters from Charlie & The Chocolate Factory …… fantastic 😁 ….. our group had toasties...

My brother and I were lucky to get table at Sunday lunch time, without booking. Sat on stools by the window overlooking the moor and the track. It was toasties and fish finger sandwiches with hot toddy time and a chance to browse some books...

Extremely friendly and welcoming, including our lab. Beautiful drive there and great walks for taking the dog. The food was delicious. One of the best little places we’ve been in a long time.

We stopped in for a sandwich, delicious by the way, but on a whim grabbed some cakes to takeaway. Oh my word, absolutely sensational, don’t miss out. Lovely iconic location, well worth a trip out. Such nice staff, lovely food. It would be so easy...

Situated at the end of the country road round the loch is this delightful tearoom. Its well worth the trip and surprisingly good. What a location.We went for a drive without booking and by chance got a free table. book before you go because it...

Visited the tearoom today, was well worth the drive. As a party of 6 we did prebook, and I would definitely recommend phoning to do this (rather than email) as I feel we would otherwise have been turned away as they were very busy ....

We made a special trip here after receiving recommendations! We booked a table and I would recommend booking as the place is very small however the staff are friendly and wonderful and we noticed a good few people turn up without booking and they did...

This Tea Room is exquiste, the food is gorgeous and the service top notch. I made a special trip to visit here because of the venue and I was not disappointed. The tea room is on Rannoch Moor station and I was glad I made...

Rannoch station, out in the wilds at the end of the road is a very special place. Miles of moor and mountains all around and massive open skies. Having such a brilliant tea room to visit while you are there is the icing on the...

Loved it, loved it! Wonderful cakes, in a location that’ll live long in the memory ! One of the highlights of the trip!! Really recommend this and the drive is worth it

Excellent place to visit even if its a bit out of the way. Worth the journey for the coffee and waffles and ice cream. There's also a selection of homemade cakes and scones. The staff are friendly and easy to chat with. The end of...

We were fortunate to get a table not having booked. We enjoyed our tea with lovely piece of sponge cake and a tray bake. Friendly service. Highly recommended but to ensure a table best you book in advance, we will the next time!

Visited the tearoom on the May bank holiday, sat outside with partner and our two kids (7 and 9). Everything about our visit was charming and to be recommended. Service was perfectly pitched. Food selection was great even though they were operating a reduced menu....

This is a lovely tea room at Rannock station friendly staff worth a drive ,beautiful views great area to explore

Had a lovely cream tea here on a freezing day. Staff lovely and goid value for money. Worth the drive with spectacular views of Loch Rannoch and the mountains.

It’s a long drove on down Loch Rannoch and then up onto Rannoch Moor - and fabulously beautiful! Then you reach this very remote station - and on the island platform is a great coffee shop/tea room. A chocolate cake was cooling on a bench....

My wife and I were walking in the area in the middle of March 2022. We had tea and cakes after a couple of long walks and the cake was amazing. I had a banana banoffee cake twice - simply world class. The menu is...

The station setting and scenery are lovely with great views. We were passing the tea shop window and the cakes looked lovely. When we visited they wouldn’t sell us a piece of cake because they said someone might want to buy them later. Would we...

Wonderful food and wonderful service as always. I would recommend booking a table to make sure you’re not waiting for others to finish. We come every year and it’s always a lovely Experience.

Fantastic little tearoom and worth a visit if you’re passing, or indeed not 😀. Amazing collection of home baked cakes, we had a slice of the peanut butter and chocolate cake. No words other than ‘amazing’. Family friendly and dogs allowed inside too. You may...

We stayed at one of the nearby Air BnB pods and had a great breakfast and dinner in the tearooms. Reasonably priced, good food and friendly staff, set us up nicely for a days hiking. The banana split was excellent They also have maps with...

On a Misty Monday my wife thought I was joking when I told her we had to book. You are taking me to the middle of nowhere. Very glad I did for the end of a long scenic 18 mile drive from Kinloch Rannoch lots...

Location is amazing and its very remote (apart from the rail line and single track road in) Visited mid afternoon on a damp day so outside seating not available and only very small part at end of station in use which limited access and we...

Excellent banoffee cake - we chose to take away and can’t wait to taste the flapjack we have taken away.

Gorgeous, quaint little tea room, lovely friendly staff. Went for breakfast had the tastiest bowl of porridge I’ve ever had followed by a toasted tea cake. Gorgeous.

We arrived as pre booked to be met with a smiling member of Staff, even underneath the face mask. Very pleasant atmosphere with surreal views. A limited but very adequate menu was on offer, a most tranquil and surreal views. The owners Bill & Jenny...

We were staying in Kinloch Rannoch and had booked a table for a late lunch. The tearoom is in a beautiful but very remote location along a single track road. We were were given window seats in the far part of the station, so had...

Wow we came across this tea room by accident. We are so glad we found it or it found us …. A total gem hidden away . This was 5 star home cooking and baking . Drinks and cakes were wonderful. Staff and service was...

A wonderful tea and cake experience. Truly delicious cakes and scones , generous portions, Yorkshire tea in big brown tea pots and really lovely staff that truly welcome you. My family and I loved it. Lots of memories associated with the station, this experience topped...

A brilliant toastie with a good filling. Service very good and the location is wonderful but be careful on a Thursday and Friday as they’re closed. Well worth a visit

Well worth the drive to this wonderful little tea room. The ladies were so friendly and the cakes were fabulous - being a bit of a baker myself, I really appreciated the delicious home made cakes. These were some of the best I have tasted...

As August is usually busy, and this year even more so with staycationers, we decided to risk not booking a table, but to go down for a brunch. We arrived at 11.15am and were very lucky to get a table, but it was booked for...

amazing food and amazing service. Couldnt have asked for a better welcome. We had lunch and desert. It's definitely breakfast or lunch with a view. We took our 6 month old and he was fascinated with all the stopping trains. Highly recommend paying a visit...

Great food brilliant location sitting on a station platform having lunch sounds strange but it is a very special place with views.

Myself, my partner, our daughter and her partner visited the tearoom after a short trip on west highland line. We hadn’t booked so luckily and thankfully the lovely lady said we could have a table. Thankfully as they did actually turn people away as they...

We visited these tea rooms in 2019 and were very impressed. We finally got a holiday booked in Perthshire and one of the places we wanted to visit was Rannoch Station tea rooms. We didn’t realise we should book but it wouldn’t have made any...

Amazing scenery, peace and tranquility and a fabulous tea house but reserve a table to avoid disappointment. There are also some great walks signed from the station.

Booking is recommended but the kindly waitress fortunately managed to find a table for us - 2 x vegans, 1 veggie and a carnivore! Superb food in stunning surroundings with interesting displays on the history of the area and the railway. Leaflets available detailing walks...

We made this trip on the train up from Glasgow just to sample the delights of this remote tea room on Rannoch Moor in the railway station. In the summer it is open daily except Friday and Saturday. The menu selection was fresh local produce...

Trip to tearoom exceeded expectations today with fab food and friendly service . Well worth the journey through the beautiful hills to get there.

So pleased we booked and visited yesterday. Owners/staff couldn't have been nicer. Fabulous breakfast, lovely cake and the best strawberry milkshake ever 🍓🍓🍓

First visit of the year here, we were greeted and seated by attentive Staff. Having booked a table in advance for a Birthday treat. Its very clear that this is a popular place to visit with both locals & tourists, therfore please book in advance...

Rannoch station tearoom is a beautifully kept and most interesting tearoom on the Rannoch station wonderful welcome after we had been on the Caledonian sleeper just what we needed after a 12 hour journey

Having gone past the tea rooms several times by train whilst visiting Scotland and always being interested to try the tea room we drive from fort william to the tea room to give it a try and thank god we did! from start to finish...

Visited the tearoom with some friends who had not been there before. We had booked a table as it is often full. I love the lumberjack cake but on this occasion it wasn’t available so I had the banoffie cake, which was really good too....

Very friendly staff, absolutely delicious food and drinks! It was quite a surprise to find a cafe so beautifully held together by the station! Was not expecting it. Would love to have it around the corner to my house, unfortunately I live in London which...

Me and some friends were visiting and we came here before leaving, we was all pleasantly surprised with how much care and effort these lady's put into the menu and the home made touches. (E.g home made tartar sauce with the fish finger buttys! Which...

As above the service and food are always very good. Unfortunately we didn't get any today as it was reservations only. I can't see any mention of that on their website. Shame a we had travelled 80 miles for a day out and the expectation...

We make a visit to the Rannoch station tearoom whenever we’re in the area, well worth the drive through beautiful countryside to get there. We love it. Great people, great food, always a pleasure !

A Station Cafe like no other A wonderful welcome to Rannoch Station whilst we waited for the West Highland line train to Mallaig. Superb hot chocolate, friendly service, delightful tea room and fabulous looking cakes. The station is las if it is in a time...

Recommended by a friend we decided to to visit during our visit to the station. It was very busy at about 1:30pm and we had to queue. We were shown to the tables in the visitors centre (1 door along the platform!). Our order was...

Went for a lovely drive to Rannoch Station Tea Room on Sunday morning, staff were so very welcoming and the food was fantastic

Lovely wee tearoom in the middle of nowhere! We cycled out to the tearoom for lunch yesterday and booked in advance which is advisable. The staff were so welcoming. We were wet and covered in midges and were welcomed with midge wipes and blankets and...

A must visit on any trip to the Scottish Highlands. The staff were lovely and attentive, cakes and scones were amazing! Beautiful and quaint, its a little treasure.

It’s not often a station tearoom impresses but the cakes in this one were the best I’ve had in a long long time! Lovely friendly staff too!

Worth the drive or (even better) a long wholesome walk. Delicious cream tea with homemade scone. Perfect views, and great value.

We had read and heard about this gem of a place at the end of a scenic and remote road! The welcome and service were first class unlike the much delayed Sleeper train that joined us on the platform for almost 30 mins and was...

I love this gem of a place! The scones were out of this world. Room oh is a lovely area and the staff in the tea room - outstanding ! Keep up the good work, will be back.

I have always wanted to visit Rannoch Station and was delighted when my request for a booking was accepted. We set off from our holiday home in tummel village and realised our critical error that Rannoch Station is not the same as Kinloch Rannoch!! So,...

On the way to Aberdeen from Fort William decided on this detour on a Sunday afternoon to see what all the fuss was about!! A Beautiful part of the world, a leisurely ride up along the loch shores to be greeted by a majestic platform...

A scenic drive to this beautiful, remote spot! A quirky little place, that accommodated our party of 11 without any issues, including 5 noisy kids. The cakes, sandwiches, ice creams and drinks were all well received and very tasty....not a single complaint! The lady who...

Fabulous little cafe on the platform at Rannoch! Great choice and as someone with dietary needs I was pleasantly surprised when they accommoted them without any hassle. Would definitely recommend. We were lucky getting a table, but they recommend booking.

Visited today at 1.30 told no tables if not booked, suggested going for walk & coming back. So booked table for 2.45 arrived back to be told run out of pots & had all the people sat at tables to serve before they could get...

Friendly staff, food looked nice with plenty choice of scones and cakes as well as hot food and some quirky tourist gifts for sale too. Nice scenic trip to get to it as well.

Smashing little cafe on the station. Great food and plenty of outdoor seating. An absolutely stunning drive to get there. First class!

It was lovely. 5 of us spanning 3 generations loved the food and with excellent service this is well worth a visit. We went for lunch and some had the toasties and we had soup (1. Hungarian mushroom & 2. bacon,veg,barley &lentil - both delicious) - Then a wee walk on Rannoch Moor to Loch Laidon to whet our appetite for the cakes. Coffees & teas with a Victorian sponge with apple brandy butter sandwiched in the middle and I had the Lemon Mascarpone sponge - outstanding. Go .. you won’t be disappointed

Came across this little gem when we thought we had gotten lost driving in the hills. It was worth it. Really nice and friendly service. Location is beautiful, we had hotdogs, soup, and coffee in a mini french press and it was delicious! We had the waffle and ice cream after which was so good. We got there late so we didn’t see many cakes left sadly which was disappointing, and they don’t have many tables as it’s very small so we had to sit at window but we honestly didn’t mind as the view was lovely and they provided blankets if you are cold to warm up inside. It’s a charming little place and we would visit again. Thank-you

Fantastic food and service with all Covid 19 safety measures in place. Staff were very helpful and the cakes are amazing.

A generously sized and very tasty lunch. The situation is incredibly beautiful. Very highly recommended. Do book in advance as it’s a long way.

Fantastic scenery on the drive to the station. Lovely staff and cakes were delicious!! Will definitely visit again just for the cakes alone!!

I can’t comment on how good this tearoom is because after our 3rd visit on the trot (2 times last year) there were no cake or scones left. Each time we’ve arrived at c2pm which isn’t exactly late in the day. And you would expect a tearoom to have cake! At a 140 mile, 4 hour round trip each time it’s doubtful we’ll try again. Being so far off the beaten track it also means a long drive to another tearoom (and a late arrival!)Sorry because we love to support small businesses and I can understand nothing being left if we’d turned up at 4.15pm but we always try to avoid a lunchtime rush anywhere we go, even more so now.

2nd visit this summer. Booking ahead is advisable, especially if like us you are cycling. Food is great, home baking amazing and service from all staff was first class. We love this unique cafe in stunning surroundings.

Once again, we enjoyed a great meal here, good home cooked food and wonderful home baking! Thank You!

We visited the tearoom during a cycle round Loch Rannoch this week. I was promised the 'best cake in Scotland' and wasn't disappointed.I had the lemon & mascarpone cake and my partner had the carrot cake - and they were both incredible. We were given huge slices and they went well with a big pot of tea! We visited the cafe around 4pm so there was a limited selection left, but still a good variety. Definitely get there earlier if you want more options.Our bill came to £12 and for the wedges of cake I'd say that was really reasonable.The scenery on the way to the tearoom is also beautiful so being able to cycle there and lock up our bikes was great. Whilst placed in the middle of the platform, the tearoom is also quaint and very homely.It was well worth the 10 mile round-trip to get there!