The Lighthouse in Fife

Dropped in this afternoon for a scone and cup of tea . Lovely fresh baking and a nice menu .Clean tables and a good atmosphere . Friendly and helpful staff

It’s unusual to find an independent Christian Bookshop these days. Lighthouse is run by two paid staff and a host of volunteers giving a few hours each per week. We were scouting out Cupar for a church outing and popped in to the Lighthouse to support the local venture. The building is small but light and airy. Food is plain but very good. We enjoyed mid morning tea and scones (still warm, so presumably baked that morning) The volunteer lady who served us was very gracious and helpful. Prices are very low. Light lunches of soup, jacket potatoes or toasties are also available. Be warned, if you like real coffee, you’ll not find it here. And the toilet is bijou! But foe simple home cooking with good service in pleasant surroundings you won’t be let down.

Good everyday food. Service was good. Staff were lovely & friendly. A lovely find. Hope to be back to sample more of the good home baking. Fantastic value.

The reason we chose this small bookshop and cafe for a spot of light lunch was that very nearly everyone before us, on Trip Advisor, had given it four stars ... and that was certainly an extra enough incentive to cross their threshold on a rainy Wednesday in the Month of September. 'The Lighthouse' operates from a nicely-refurbished, early-1800ish, traditionally-Fife-original-building staffed by ladies of good 'Fifer' humour and homely courtesy. The food choices are basic on the menu but when they are brought to one's table, good-humouredly and chatty like, the stuff proves to be excellent to a fault. Jane Crockett and her Charitable Trust are making a good go of this venture. Though the inside is not quite as well renovated as the outside wotk, it's clean and customer friendly and, above all, very good value for money. It is well worth handing top marks for supporting a venue such as this.

Called in for a coffee. Staff extremely friendly, went the extra mile for the person with me. Excellent cake. Didn't order a meal but have been advised delicious. Would recommend.

Me pareció bastante por accidente como había andamios ocultando la fachada, y aunque inicialmente fui a una taza de té. Descubrí que no tortas y sopa casera y comidas especiales del día. Mi segunda visita me dieron una cena de asado de cerdo por £4. Estaba caliente y tenía todos los adornos. No es un 'a la carta', pero la vieja casa de cocina, no me puedo quejar por el precio. He visitado 4 veces en una semana, ya que la relación calidad-precio era muy bueno, así como las preciosas señoras que allí trabajan. Definitivamente vale la pena visitar si estás buscando un buen almuerzo.

A Christian book shop and cafe, where staff are friendly and welcoming. Lovely home baking, soup,light lunches. I love the custard creams.

Fuimos allí por primera vez mientras compras en Cupar.El Faro es una cafetería y centro de recursos cristiano dirigido por una combinación de personal y voluntarios de las iglesias.La cafetería vende la habitual variedad de bebidas calientes, bocadillos, hamburguesas, patatas asadas y pasteles. También tienen un pequeño menú de almuerzo con sopa, dos platos principales y budín caliente que cambia diariamente.Bueno, honesto comida sin pretensiones en porciones razonables y precios muy razonables.No el interior más moderno - ME se podría equiparar a ir a Granma - pero no en el mal sentido.El personal es amable y acogedor.Librería tiene una amplia variedad de tarjetas, libros y artículos inspirados por su temática cristiana. Creo que vale la pena visitar si estás buscando un regalo para un familiar/amigo más religiosas o para relajarse con un café.Ambiente agradable y no, no se leer textos de la biblia, aunque estoy seguro de que sería feliz de obligar si pedimos bien! ! !He valorado en contexto con el tipo de establecimiento que es.