The Hayloft Tearoom in Fife

The food was delicious and staff very good. Great gluten free food and deserts. We enjoyed everything. It exceeded our expectations.

Exceedingly accommodating. Delicious home made soup,scones and toasted sandwiches served promptly. Staff friendly and well organized.

This place is a comfort blanket. 100 % authentic, the most delicious old school toasties, scones, soups & cakes. Basically everything you could want in a tea room & amazingly good value! I don’t review often - this place stands out. Please don’t take my seat.

Lovely little quaint tea room where the staff are very friendly and the food, all home cooked, is very good. Glad we made the decision to wait downstairs for a table. Certainly worth the wait

Lovely lunch at the Hayloft. Fresh food, good sized portions and served by efficient and friendly waitresses.Delicious Home made soup and baking. Recommend to everyone who likes a hearty lunch. Recommend also that you book.

A nice wee spot with top notch soups - my daughter particularly loved the leek and potato! Lovely staff and a nice cosy atmosphere. I really liked their lunch deal. Great coffee!

We've been getting scones every day on our trip and these we agreed were the best! It's a cosy and quaint tearoom, with the feel of an old loft building. Reasonably priced too. The only thing I'd say is they could do with perhaps some Scottish music playing as it's a little quiet, especially if there's not many other people in there.

What an absolute delight this eatery is. Everything was delicious and the chat and service was second to none. Thank you

After visiting the Falkland Palace, we decided to have lunch in this cafe as the menu looked so inviting. The four of us had freshly made sandwiches and pots of tea. The strawberry tart looked so delicious, we just had to have a slice. All the food was made by the cafe and was fantastic. It was worth climbing the stairs for.

Discovered this cafe today when we were visiting the Amazing Bob Beveridge Antique and Violin emporium. The light lunch for £8.00 a head was excekke t value for money. Soup with a roll, tea or coffee and a choice of sci as it a cake. All delicious and fresh, served by a nice friendly lady. If I had been a bit mire hungry, I would have got stuck into the main lunch menu. Highly reccomend and we will definitely be back.

It was only by chance I spotted this tearoom, as we entered the car park opposite. It's just off the main street where all the other eateries are, and therefore not as busy - in fact initially we were the only ones there. As the name implies it's upstairs. There's a funny little toilet on the same level. The menu selection is limited, with soups, quiche and sandwiches or combinations, and a good selection of cakes, but we'd only wanted a drink and cake anyway. My partner had lemon cake and I had a scone, expecting only butter with it. I was offered jam and cream, and together with a large pot of tea, which did several cups, the total came to £8. What a bargain.

A lovely, old fashioned, upstairs tearoom in a side street. We had lunch, a very tasty cheese and tomato quiche with a beautifully cooked baked potato and salad garnish and very nice home made leek and potato soup with cheese and tomato sandwiches, followed by good coffees. Service excellent, efficient and friendly and very good value. Clean toilets. Would recommend.

Stopped off here for lunch following a walk up West Lomond. Very welcoming with the added bonus of being dog friendly. Lovely Potato and Leek Soup and coffee. The scones looked amazing, someone was also getting take away. Great little place in Fakland, worth a visit

The food is excellent . Soup was home made the sandwiches were so fresh with loads of filling. We also finished it off with a home made cake. This is by far the best place for lunch in Falkland ❤️

We came across this café for the first time, yesterday. It’s an absolute find! A lovely menu with many home made dishes on offer. Polite and friendly staff add to the enjoyment. I was also delighted that when a part of four arrived, their dog was made most welcome as well. If you are visiting Falkland, you must visit this lovely café.

Lovely cafe tucked away from the main street . Great food and very good service. Good menu with a selection of soup, sandwiches and cakes.

We visited the Hayloft twice during a visit to Falkland Palace. An excellent choice! Our first visit was for morning coffee and scones, huge fluffy scones with delicious raspberry jam. We went back for lunch, soup, warm rolls, cake and more coffee, all for £7.50. The owner couldn’t do enough for us and we were very happy!

I have been to the hayloft several times and would highly recommend a visit. Great homemade cakes and scones, a simple menu and great coffee. Excellent value for money and a cafe used by the local folks and visitors to the village.

We have visited this tearoom every time we walk at Falkland and have never been disappointed. Friendly efficient service with great attention to covid rules. It is extremely good value for money and their homemade soup is delicious. We had soup with a roll, a lovely slice of cake and coffee, all for £7. What a bargain. Would not go anywhere else in Falkland and always glad to find a free table when we arrive.

A small old-fashioned tea room with excellent food and great service. We came in for an afternoon cup of tea and a scone. The baking was great: probably some of the best scones we’ve ever had. We also got some shortbread to takeaway for later. Great value too; very inexpensive!

Dined here on our first trip to Falkland. What value for money! A bowl of lovely soup, crusty roll and cake or scone plus tea of coffee for £6.50! Very good service, friendly and efficient. Will definitely go back again if in the area.

We had lunch today. Freshly made soup. Lovely sandwiches. Very large and delicious scones. Teas and coffee. Attentive service and reasonable prices! Certainly recommend in Falkland. Will certainly return in the future. Thank you.

The Covid precautions are the most pronounced of anywhere we have visited - tables and chairs disinfected between customers, hand sanitiser on each table and portable plastic screens between tables. The scones were warm, fresh and absolutely huge. We were offered more cream if the...

Such a lovely place with excellent service. Very small and cosy atmosphere, great regulations in place for covid. I was home before I realised i hadn't left a tip, disappointed as I intended to, but we will be back! Had a great selection of soups,...

I chose the tearoom above all other cafes in Falkirk due to their strict hygiene and safety precautions. Unbelievable attention to detail. Then there’s the food, Fabulous home made soup & scones. It was absolutely perfect. Thank you

Stopped for lunch here on a visit to Falkland, our first time eating out since March 2020. The staff were friendly and welcoming and work hard to keep the cafe clean. They wore face masks and visors and every table and chair was sanitised after...

Had lunch here, nice choice of soups then we had a scone and coffee. Felt very comfortable and safe. Plastic screens between tables. This little tearoom offers value for money and is well worth a visit.

Visit the Hayloft as alternative to Campbells but wasn't sure how they'd handle the restrictions since it's a very small cafe. However, very pleased to see they have sanitiser on entry, take your contact trace details then show you to your table ( no booking...

We stopped here for lunch as part of our Outlander tour and the food was delicious! There were three daily soups being offered (I heartily recommend the cream of broccoli) as well as great selection of sandwiches and toasties. All the food was amazing and...

Was here today for some lunch must say we both had the scones and soup and they where delicious the service was first class too will b back thank you

Stopped off for a coffee and cake on a drive through Fife. Lovely lady served us with home made scones and coffee and hot chocolate. Charming tea room. Would definitely go back.

Just been to this place today first time been here had a coffee and a scone the scones nice and fresh made, excellent and the ladies that served us where first class too thank you

Nice place to have a coffee and a light lunch. The cafe is up a set of stairs to the right as you go in the door from the street. Very nice latte and a scone. The server was polite, prompt and well presented.

A quick coffee and scone prior to returning home. Excellent service with nice big scone with butter and jam. Not for the disabled as the name suggests it's upstairs with no lift. It's not very big so could be a problem at busy times but...

were on holiday went for lunch and had a very good bowel of soup and home maid scone my partner had just a piece of carrot cake that was nice and spicy i would recomend this place as a good portion and very good value...

This is a small cafe and was fully booked from 12:30 - 13:45. There are few tables but we luckily turned up at 13:55. We just needed a light lunch of Toasted sandwich and coffee. They were really good and the staff were lovely. We...

Was on a tour and the guide brought us here for lunch. Quick service and nice soup. It was just enough for lunch on a rainy day.

After a walk in the hills on a coldish day there is nothing nicer than a bowl of soup and scone followed by cake and coffee. We happened across the Hayloft by chance as the other coffee shop was full. Glad we did the soup was excellent the scone large and delicious and the cake just topped it off. It is a small place but well run and efficient and the food is home made.

Because it was so hot we decided not to have soup, my usual lunch! Oatcakes and cheese with a little salad and a nice pot of strong tea. Good menu, very fairly priced. Not a huge place but welcoming. Service friendly and quick

We nipped in for a quick lunch. Both had soup and a sandwich a cake.. It would have been rude not to! Amazing value for money and both loved all aspects of lunch. Will return.

Lovely place to stop for a quick lunch. Staff is friendly, service is quick and the food is very good. The quirky teapot collection adds to the charm. The hot chocolate with marshmallows and the sticky toffee pudding hit the spot!

Nice little place up the stairs (as its title hints). Good spot for lunch or coffee and cake. Lots of Outlander references as they obviously used the place when filming in Falkland. I loved the teapot collection. Lentil soup hearty and ideal for a rainy day.

Just called in for coffee and a scone before visiting Falkland Palace and Gardens. Fruit scones were delicious, warmed with what I would assume was homemade jam. £7.50 for two large scones with butter/jam, a pot of tea and coffee good value in my view. Yummy!

Si desea experimentar la curiosidad escocesa real en el encantador pueblo de Falkland, pruebe el salón de té Hayloft, que está ubicado cerca del estacionamiento principal en el centro del pueblo, no lejos del palacio de Falkland.

..but none the worse for that. A choice of two soups, various sandwiches, cakes and scones. Perfect for a light lunch.

It has quite a late opening time unfortunately. We arrived at 10.15 for morning coffee just as the person was entering the premises. She told us to give her time to set things up and come back at 10.30 which we did. We were made most welcome and ordered filter coffee and a scone each. The fruit scone was one of the best I have eaten and the filter coffee was excellent too. There is also a selection of cakes available. Soup is also served at lunch time with a choice of three kinds.The down side is that stairs have to be climbed to get to it hence the name The Hayloft. I will certainly be making a return visit in the not too distant future.

We'd been for a wander around Falkland ,and shopping for gifts to send to family in England ,we lookwere caught by a shower not unusual in April ,so popped up the stairs to the Hayloft.This small tea rooms is cosy on a wet afternoon ,my husband and I selected soup and roll , followed by a fruit scone served with butter and jam in a dish not one of those fiddly plastic containers.Both plates of soup were served piping hot with a warm roll, very nice .The scones were enormous one between us would have been plenty , however they were delicious so we powered though .a pleasant interlude ,not expensive ,we will be going back .

Very much a traditional Scottish tea-room/cafe decorated in a simple but clean fashion with local artwork on the walls.When we went in it was actually really busy (showing it’s popularity) and we ended up rather squashed at a table up against the wall. Worried that service might be slow due to busyness - but that certainly wasn’t the case at all. We got our cuppa’s & tasty freshly- made sandwiches (on choice of bread) in no time at all from a very friendly & energetic waitress who was constantly on the go attending to other tables.Very pleasant place for a refreshing & reviving cuppa.

Popped into The Hayloft Tearoom with my friend this afternoon and had delicious homemade soup, roll, cake, tea and a scone. The atmosphere is relaxed and intimate and the food was a bargain for the taste and quality. Will definitely visit again

During our walking tour of this quaint village, our tour guide suggested this place for a light lunch. Located upstairs in the loft of a former barn, the menu includes soups, sandwiches, scones and a pot of tea. Simple but tasty and reasonably priced.

A lovely little old fashioned tea room. This place managed to keep up with the times and had plenty of GF options too. The scones looked great we had gf carrot cake and it was delicious. Worth a visit.

Llegó a este lugar por accidente, por una de las calles laterales de Falkland. Subí las escaleras, preguntándome qué iba a estar arriba, en un pequeño salón de té a la antigua. Al principio estaba un poco inseguro, pero como los únicos clientes que estaban allí, mi esposo y yo nos sentamos. Teníamos la sopa con panecillo caliente y mantequilla, un pastel y una bebida para 6. La sopa era deliciosa, hecha en casa, bien caliente y servida con un cálido rollo crujiente. Tuve un bollo casero con mantequilla y mermelada, puedo decir honestamente que fue el mejor bollo que he probado en mi vida. No se deje engañar por el exterior del edificio, entre y pruébelo. Cuando dejamos el lugar estaba lleno de clientes, obviamente llegamos allí en un momento tranquilo.

Nice place, good hot soup with a sandwich and drink. Quick service, reasonably priced. No complaints at all.

Entré en un pequeño almuerzo un domingo por la tarde. Había una selección de tres sopas caseras y un montón de pasteles diferentes disponibles. Ambos teníamos la crema de sopa de brócoli, que estaba tan recién hecha que había que mezclar justo antes de servirla. Fue encantador. Los dos teníamos un bollo de frutas a continuación. Fueron fantásticos Eran enormes y se habían calentado un poco. También tomamos el té, y nos pareció muy serio que se ofrecía más agua caliente para el té. Definitivamente vale la pena visitar si estás en Falkland.

Cake nice and the cup of hot chocolate I had was lovely, however, don’t think it’s fair to charge £1.40 for a bottle of water that is branded Asda!!! I buy a 12 pack of the very same water from Asda for £1.69 total!

Mi amiga y yo fuimos a tomar té / café y bollos de frutas encantadores, encantados de tener una buena selección de tés y mi amiga tomó un café que dijo que era muy buena. Era un día frío y el salón de té era encantador y acogedor. Yo diría que este es el mejor salón de té de Falkland. Los precios son muy razonables. Vale la pena una visita. Volveremos, eso seguro.

A regular place for me the soup is the best in fife and there toasties have plenty filling with fresh salad everything is tasty and fresh always and great prices definitely recommend a visit!

Busy little place on first floor. Reasonably priced, decent coffee but the scones are not to be missed

Having visited the palace we found this little place for light lunch and what a find. Although the menu is not very extensive the ham and cheese toastie I ate was simply delicious and really hit the mark. My wife had the ploughman's lunch which once again was simply delicious. The cheese they use is probably one of the best I have ever tasted. Will definitely return next time we visit Falkland.

Lovely home cooked food by the owner. Very friendly and scrupulously cleen tea room. We ordered fried eggs on toast which where cooked just as requested "no snotty bits of white".

Visited on our way to the Palace!

Visited here for a quick coffee one morning. Lady who served us was very pleasant and the coffee was very nice.

Tucked away down a Wynd opposite the entrance to Falkland Palace is a lovely tearoom. Up the stairs to a small but room where light lunches and snacks are served by welcoming staff. Seems very popular with the followers of “Outlander” when we were there.

A small tearoom with lots of character. We had the homemade scones which were lovely. Other people were having light lunches which looked good.

We stopped for a late lunch, luckily for us at 3pm we didn't have to wait for a table, but it must be pretty busy at rush hour ! Warm welcome and cozy little place. The cream of broccoli soup is to die for. Loved the eggs and cheese platter as well. The food is cooked like it would be at home, which made us feel very happy and comfortable on this rainy afternoon. A great place to sit down for a bite !

This little gem was found by our tour director and offers light lunches, homemade soups, scones and cakes. All 8 on our tour were very pleased with the meal and the service. It is upstairs in the middle of the village of Falkland in Scotland, and seats about 20. For real Scottish fare, it's definitely worth the stop.

The first time we visited could not get a table as it was very busy.Second time successful. Good range of menu items. Cheese toastie was excellent.Service very good staff friendly.

We stumbled upon the tearoom while on a stroll in town. Very good soup, generous toasties and amazing scones!

Just before going to Falkland Palace, we had a smashing bowel of lentil and leek and potato soup. Both of which were tasty and on a cold wet day were most welcoming. The tearoom is small but it was cosy so if you are going...

Falkland palace run by the NTS does not have a tea room giving you the chance of sampling the local fare and this single room café is on the first floor within yards of the Palace ,Staff are friendly and accommodating the special is Soup...

Had a late lunch here. Great personal staff service. Good deals and nice food. Good choice of items.

Went to visit Falkland Palace and one of the guides recommended this cafe. The food was really good, friendly service and reasonable cost a real little treasure of a tearoom

Lovely little cosy tearoom with friendly welcoming staff. Myself and Mrs Jock both said that the soups, toasties and home baking were exactly in the style both our mums used to make when we were kids and believe me that is a huge compliment. On...

Called in here after visiting Falkland Palace. Lovely friendly staff and lovely homemade food. The soup was delicious (and hot!)...

We came across the Hayloft when out walking decided to go for lunch. The building is beautiful. Access to the...

This is a small but very friendly tea room. Great stop for a cup of tea and scones (yummy!) Did...

My fiancée and I stopped in Falkland on the 5 October . And went into this charming little tea room...

Fresh made fruit scones and tea we're delicious. The owner is very sweet. Paintings on the walls were by the...

My wife and I called in here at lunchtime while wandering around Falkland. We decided to have the lunch meal...

Situated up a side street not far from the Palace. Friendly staff and pleasant surroundings. Varied choice on the menu and reasonably priced.

We arrived at 2.45pm for a late lunch and weren't disappointed with the Broccoli soup and hot roll and the cheese and ham toastie, oozing cheese.

Located on a side street opposite the Palace the Hayloft is the top floor of a building so access is via stairs. Inside is quite cosy with only a few tables. it offers quite a range of sandwiches, toasties and soup together with cakes and scones at lunchtime. very good quality. I don't think I have ever had a cheese sandwich with so much cheese in it ! cakes were nice too. Great food, reasonably priced, what is not to like?

Popped up to Falkland for an afternoon out with friends and family, and had another lovely meal at Lucy's Hayloft. Scones are absolutely delicious and service is excellent

The Lentil soup is Devine as is the Sticky Toffee Pudding , a must stop for a quick lunch or a longer stop ✋

Look up the location so you can find this lovely place, up one of the side streets so that you can enjoy a light lunch like we did. The soup and toasties was just ideal and very reasonably priced it is a compact room but in keeping with the ye oldie world of Falkland. It is not for disabled as there are steep steps up but send someone up for a take out and enjoy the home baking etc.

After our visit to the palace we had soup, very good lentil, a roll and cake with warm drink for £6. Recommend only downside were more steps after the steps at palace but worth the effort both times.

This place, despite being fairly compact, is bright and airy inside and offers a warm welcome. We enjoyed the most delicious lentil soup along with a toasted sandwich and tea for around about £7.50 which was way below what we were expecting to pay. All in all we felt that we got an excellent light lunch for an excellent price, well worth a visit!

Stopped of for a quick lunch whilst on a rather wet photography tour of the area.Even though it was very busy we well well looked after. I had a cheese and onion toastie with leek and potato soup both were lovely. Staff were very pleasant and it's in a lovely village. I look forward to returning one day soon.

We found this little tea room by accident. It is up a side street. We went inside and upstairs. Don't be put off as it is quite small and does not have the usual quaint tea room look. The coffee was very good as was the homemade soup and scones. Where can you get, soup with a hot roll, coffee with a free top up and scone or cake for £6. Great value. This is a proper hidden gem

Great treat after a morning walking on a weekday. Might be disappointed by lack of space at the weekend.

Lovely wee coffee shop with 1/2 a dozen tables . The velux windows flood the small area with daylight .We both had the £7 light lunch of soup , sandwich & coffee . Soup was really nice ( cream of broccoli , Lentil ) sandwich was packed with cheese & pickle , coffee was nice & strong plus a free refill .I would highly recommend , Falkland is a lovely place to visit & I'm very impressed the owners of the hay loft aren't ripping off all the tourists on the back of outlander .

In the back streets, Excellent little café ( will only seat approx. 30 persons ) as the name suggests up a flight of stairs, not for the less mobile or disabled, free carpark.Excellent freshly made scones and cakes, very good cup of tea, friendly, polite staff,

Fresh homemade food, thats what I found at The Hayloft Tea Room. Everything very tasty.The scones were superb and the environment very cozy and cute! The staff was friendly.

Stopped for lunch. High chair provided without fuss. Varied menu. Average prices. Nicely prepared food. Close to Falkland Palace entrance and free car park. Would call again

Visited here today with friends. The scones were fresh, generously sized, warm and served with lashings of delicious jam. Tea pot of tea and generous portions. Staff lovely.My only criticism is that Decor is a bit dull.

I had a lovely cheese & onion toasty & a coke today. Lovely staff & lovely food. I will be returning soon

Another enjoyable visit to the Hayloft. This has to be one of the very best tearooms in Scotland! I had lovely hot homemade lentil soup, freshly baked baguette and what has to be the best fruit scone I have tasted together with freshly brewed coffee. Just wonderful.I have travelled the length and breadth of the UK on both business and pleasure and have yet to find a fruit scone that surpasses those served at the Hayloft Tearoom.Well done to the fantastic welcoming staff, looking forward to my next visit!

Went hear when we visited the palace nice cup of tea and scone.My girlfriend, Gill (fae Dundee) sneeked a dram of vodka into her coffee.

We were directed to this café by another café in Falkland which had no vacancies. It is not too easy to find, but Falkland is a small village......We had soup which was very tasty, but surfaces (walls etc) in the café were strangely damp, which was slightly concerning.

We had a short drive to Falkland late morning, had a walk about, and came across this lovely little tearoom. It was a lucky find as this is their last trading day until after the festivities. It reopens on the 19th January 2017.I was surprised that they had three different soups to choose from. There was lentil, leek and potato or cream of broccoli. I opted for the lentil soup which was served with a hot crusty roll and a portion of butter (really enjoyed the flavour of the soup, it had that kick about it that proper lentil soup should have) while my wife opted for tea and a cake.The tearoom is small but charming.It is up a good number of stairs so not wheelchair accessible.Service was quick and staff were nice and friendly.Would return again when next in the area.