West Wemyss Walk Inn in Fife

It was very pleasant. Relaxing. The cakes were really nice. An escape from the crazy weather. Service was pleasant - very welcome.

Lovely wee dog friendly eatery. Food was homemade, very tasty and just what we needed after our walk from Pathhead Sands. Biscuits for the dogs, Water bowls at entrance. Great wee find.

4 of us visited the community pub on Friday 19 August we were made feel very welcome great atmosphere we also visited the cafe on Saturday & had a fantastic lunch &decided to go back on Sunday for tea & cake which were also very good

Have visited a few times over the years as its on the Fife Coastal path and they welcome muddy boots and paws. It has limited opening times at the moment ( fri- sun 10- 4) and a small menu but its perfect for a walkers stop. Homemade soup, usually stovies, macaroni cheese, hot and cold filled rolls , sandwiches and toasties abd a small selection of home baking. Lovely hot drinks and I think it byob too if you fancy. The front of house person has been there for ages and us always very friendly, efficient although always rushed off his feet. It's a tiny place that fills up quickly so you may have to wait on busy weekends.

My friend and I were in on Sunday the 20th the home baking is amazing, wonderful friendly staff, I would certainly recommend it wither it be for a snack lunch or dinner the food is beautiful my husband has fish and chips every Friday and can't praise the chef enough

Good place to visit. Various opening times so best to check. Nice place comfortable inside. Lovely village to visit

Finally managed to find this place today after having tried earlier this year to find it. Was worth the wait. Very windy cold day but inside a lovely warm log fire and even warmer service. Lovely coffee and the burgers what can I say. Massive helping and the burger was to die for. Having this at lunch time we weren’t able to eat anything in the evening it was excellent. Brilliant banter and other customer there at same time very friendly. Dogs allowed extra bonus. Service second to none. Didn’t have any homebakes but looked delicious..oh I forgot sorry we had some shortbread .....delicious. Definitely worth a visit if you haven’t beeen

My kids and I popped in for a spot of breakfast and will definitely be visiting again, lovely wee family friendly place and the big guy in the kitchen makes a mean bacon and egg roll

My 2 friends and I popped in at the weekend I understand this is now under a new name with new owners .One of my friends ordered quiche the other a Panini Both served with the tiniest bit of really limp lettuce and what can only be described as 5 crisps each and a teaspoon full of ‘coleslaw ‘?.The quiche can only be described as supermarket cheap although the Panini itself was fine .Never be back

We were so pleased to find they welcomed our dog, who sat quietly. Despite them having a huge group booked in for an hour later, they squeezed us in and gave us a warm welcome. Delicious hot vegetable soup and thick toasties, even decaffeinated tea for fussy me

This place is called Suburban pantry and is a convenient place to stop off when on the coastal path. It's a cafe/pantry that sells usual fare, soup, cakes etc. The soup was okay - my husband enjoyed it. The staff seemed really busy, even though the cafe wasn't busy. Quite a pleasant and fresh environment. I'll be back next time I'm back on the part of coastal path.

Great for a toastie and a coffee. Large selection of homemade cakes. Specials board and sandwich menu. Very friendly

Having walked dog and puppy the owners of this cafe are more than hospitable. Lovely home made food and cakes. Always welcoming.

A lovely little place with a nice atmosphere and fantastic owners. And love that they are dog friendly!

Muy agradable bar comunitario y café llamado el Suburban despensa). Simple pero sabrosa comida, paninis y ensaladas con un interesante ofertas especiales. Encantadora cafetería y selección pastel. Todas con un ambiente agradable.

Stopped off for lunch last Saturday, 18th November. The food was simple and delicious. I had the home-made vegetable soup followed by tasty toastie. Everyone was friendly, it certainly had the community atmosphere. Only one teeny weeny moan; as no one appeared to being watching the rugby on the telly, I asked if it could be turned onto other channel. Unfortunately the waiter didn't oblige , and the sound was down low, and the rugby was on, and the Welsh were playing , and yes the waiter was Welsh! So really a teeny wee moan not enough to spoil my lunch!

The Suburban Pantry is lit by plenty sea views and has binnoculars for the customers use..... a limited menu but enough to give you a snack .Very clean and tidy open from Thursday to Sunday parking on the street 11.00 to 3.00pm

Good selection of meals and snacks, hot drinks and cakes in a friendly atmosphere. Has a protected outside seating area for good days and a pub down the hill at weekends. Close to the sea walk and well looked after.

We are regulars at this nice dog friendly cafe on the Fife coastal path. Good basic food and excellent coffee and home baking....open 11am till 3...

Great place to pop in for a bite to eat or cake and a cuppa. Great food well presented and tastes as good as it looks

Lovely cafe run by volunteers. Very friendly and attentive staff and delicious food. Great prices. Up stairs only now but there is a ramp to access the cafe.

The food is good quality cafe style. The place is manned by volunteers, that said the service is exceptional. It's great value for money. Even if you are not on the Fife coastal path and touring it is worth looking this place up. It is open 11 to 4, 7 days a week April to October. 11 to 4 Wednesday to Sunday Winter months.

We regularly walk the Fife Coastal Path and like to stop in at the West Wemyss Walk Inn, which is staffed by volunteers.It has struggled to stay in business which is a real shame as the food is fab and reasonably priced and you can't beat the location for great views.Please take time to pop along - you'll be really pleased you did.

What a little treasure on the Fife Coastal Path. A lovely lunch of the freshest battered fish, chips and mushy peas enjoyed in a cosy, friendly atmosphere overlooking the forth. Well worth another visit or two or three!

Huge pot of tea for two, bowl of chips. Scone with jam and butter. £6.40. Need I say more!Friendly staff, fab view to coast . Lovely little heritage centre next door.Will return.

We stayed in the village as a base to explore the Fife coast and had fabulous hot chocolates and home bakes here on a rainy Sunday afternoon, returning later in the week for a great lunch of toasted club sandwiches and chips. The staff were friendly and the food was delicious. Very impressed as it is a community run venture.

Looking for lunch after a long morning in the saddle and found this gem. Happy and friendly staff, we had a good laugh with and at each other. Service excellent and food too. Plenty of home made muffins and other homebaking.Very clean with nice views( they even offered to get the oilrig to move a few feet - seems all it needed was a phonecall) but we had to press on.Excellent chat with locals in the sunshine so all in all a great place to stop for lunchWe'll be back

We had done part of the Fife coastal path walk from Dysart to West Wemyss on a beautiful sunny day in the Easter holidays and by the time we reached West Wemyss we were ready for a sit down and a refreshing drink which this great little cafe provided. We sat at a table outside and looked down a quaint alley between some housing towards the sea. The choice of things to eat and drink was amazing for such a small community run cafe in a seaside village. The staff were very friendly and helpful and deserve a special mention for making this cafe the welcoming place it is.

Visited as part of a day's walking on the Coastal Path. The village is unspoiled and absolutely lovely.And the scones in this little place must rank among the best in Scotland. Another tip - buy some tablet. Distinctive Scottish confection. Apparently, the stuff goes out far and wide - even as far as Canada.And the volunteer staff are extremely welcoming. Well worth a visit.

Nice little pub on the Fife Coastal Path run by the community of West Wemyss and staffed entirely by volunteers. Open Friday night, 7pm to 12.00am, Saturday 3.00pm to 12.00am and Sunday 3.00 pm to 11.00 pm.Stop by for. A drink in this friendly little pub while walking the Fife Coastal Path or visiting West Wemyss. Run entirely by volunteers, the drinks are very reasonably priced and the service is friendly. See there you soon!

We were on a heritage tour ( our last name is wemyss) and planned to visit West Wemyss, in Fife.It is a charming little village, much nicer and quieter than Crail. The streets were very narrow and winding, a real challenge for North American drivers!! The people are so friendly. Although we did not have time to eat here, The Wemyss Walk Inn is a great place. What we saw of the menu, we really liked, and the prices were fantastic. A definate re-visit is upcoming.

I know this place very well as I live just up the road! There is a delicious selection of cakes, soup, sandwichs and coffee which is a great stop off point for walkers or visitors to the area. The cafe is now solely run by volunteers which is even more impressive and the cafe is going from strength to strength. The morning I visited I decided to treat my friend to a takeaway bacon buttie and can of coke for our walk. The bacon buttie was delicious (though I am bacon biased!) and it was nice to visit, giving the cafe my custom and having a chat with the local volunteers who run it. The cafe has now started running 'Fish Fridays' again serving up specialities such as cullen skink. Well worth a visit on weekends but also open during the week from Wednesdays.

We went here for coffee today at the advice of a friend. What a pleasant surprise, good coffee, good scones, good atmosphere and very reasonably priced. The menu for snacks and meals looked lovely, and Fish Friday seems to be well worth a visit. We will be back.

This new Cafe is what Wemyss needed its run by the community and by what I saw they are doing a great job only open from Wednesday to Sunday 1100 am till 3 pm well worth a visit and after enjoy a walk alone the beach..

Stumbled upon this little gem of a place whilst out walking the coastal path . WOW ! what a find ...........This community run café serves the most delicious homemade food and home baked cakes just like your mama made .... and the staff make you feel most welcome .I have actually been in twice since discovering this little gem .and I am now on first name term with aneeta and staff .would highly recommend you go visit. you sure will feel rght at home.

This is a great place to call in to, on the Fife Coastal Path. It is a 2 min detour from the seafront path through a close, towards the very quiet main town street. Well behaved dogs are allowed downstairs or there is a seat outside or across the road beside the play park.. There isn't a huge choice but the soup, sandwiches and home baking are fresh, lovely and very good value. It feels very much like your having lunch at someones house so the limited choice is made up for in simple tasty food. Very welcome spot as there really aren't many good spot directly on the Coastal Path.

Our walking group are always on the look out for nice, new places to lunch and the Walk Inn has very definitely made it on to our list. Although our walk on the Fife Coastal Path was in early March the restaurant was opened specially for us by prior arrangement (we were a group of 26!) and we were all accommodated in the pleasant upstairs restaurant. Despite the variety of orders we were all served promptly with freshly cooked, tasty snacks. A similar, efficient flexibiity operated when paying the bill so that no-one had to collect money for a table or group. The Walk Inn was set up as a community initiative with Lottery funding and it deserves support - not just because it is such an initiative but because its friendly staff serve good food in comfortable surroundings. Walkers (and others) should mark this place on their maps!

The dining area was cosy with driftwood heart shaped candleholders, a log fire and a warm welcome from server Susan. The food was exceptionally well cooked, with very nice presentation. The special menu for Valentines night, made it hard to choose, however when I made my choice I had one of the best steaks I have had in in a long time, I could have had sea bass or a veggie risotto. The starters and puddings were also very tasty. I had an extremely enjoyable dinner for a very good price and look forward to my next dinner here. Well done to the staff in this community enterprise bistro.

Occasionally something will turn up at just the right moment and make your day – this was one of those moments. During February the Fife Coastal Path can throw anything in your face, from glorious warm sunshine to bitterly cold westerly winds. It was definitely the latter sort of day when, feeling in need of some cheering up, we stumbled upon this unexpected little surprise. It’s amazing how quickly a good pot of tea and a bacon roll can lift the spirits, especially when made from a proper Scottish morning roll and best back bacon. A great little bistro and lovely service too.

Enjoyed a leisurely lunch catching up with a friend who was visiting from abroad. I knew we would get a lovely bowl of home made soup, baked potato and round it off with a lovely sticky toffee pudding. All boxes were ticked! A lovely cosy atmosphere where we ended up sitting chatting for ages over our coffee.

Having enjoyed several meals and snacks at the Walk Inn, I was disappointed with the Christmas meal. The food seemed to be pre-prepared and not of the quality we have enjoyed on previous visits. The service was not very good - I had to ask the waitress if there was any chance of being served a glass of wine with my meal. Has there been a change in the waiting and kitchen staff?

Booked ourselves in for the Christmas menu at the Bistro taking the kids and the grandparents. Really delighted with the whole experience. The Walk Inn itself has been done up lovely and there's a nice relaxed atmosphere to sit back and relax in. The service was friendly and attentive - really welcoming. Real value for money with the 3 course festive menu. The food was thoroughly enjoyable - clean plates all round and all really well presented. Portion sizes just right for my youngest son. Will definately be back soon and would recommend to anyone. Do try - you wont be dissapointed.

Stopped off when walking Fife Coastal path in beautiful November day. Had Friday's Fish & Chip special which was fresh and well presented. Walked home then drove back later in the day with my wife for cake and coffee. Excellent again and good value for money.

I was walking along the Fife Coastal Path and found myself lured into the Walk Inn by a sign offering food and drink which required just a small detour. I wasn't hungry but was in need of a drink. Although it was after lunch, I must have been the first beer of the day and was pleasantly surprised when nearly two pints (in the pipeline) were drawn off before pouring my cold one. Well done it was most refreshing. The cakes were advertised as homemade and looked appealing but I don't mix cakes and beer.

I can assure every body that not one of the west wemyss waiting staff would be rude or unprofessional, certainly I have noticed some of the locals swearing but never the staff.

Visited on a Sunday afternoon, the food was perfect as was the wine, the down side which was disappointing was the service, I heard the waiter swearing during conversation with the locals and he was also derogatory to two people who had just left after they had eaten. It really made me wonder what was said about myself and friend when we left. . . . And because of that level of service am afraid I won't be back

A Saturday morning walk looking for plant fossils on East Wemyss beach led us to West Wemyss at lunch time and we were relieved to find somewhere to eat. What an excellent place The Walk Inn cafe is! I chose a brie and cranberry panini which had been toasted to perfection and served with salad and crisps. My husband had a piping hot sea food chowder and proclaimed it one of the best he had ever tasted. A cafe latte was good value at £2. Later we returned for 'afters' and chose an excellent chocolate 'tiffin' confection to eat while walking back to our car. Delicious!

We went to a birthday party at The Walk Inn last week and the buffet they put on was nothing short of fabulous. The variety of food offered was like no other buffet I've had. The puffy chips and the haggis and cheese on brioche rolls were a revelation. We can't recommend this little gem highly enough.

We popped in off the coastal path. Menu was limited but we both went for the sea-food chowder.Fantastic, just fantastic. Crammed with sea-food, and some smoked haddock. The main-course sized offering was too big, even after the walk to the place.Will definitely be back

Small place but clean, there was a very limited menu but there was something for everyone, there was also a limited selection of drinks but again something for everyone. The food was very good particularly the fish and the rib-eye steak was excellent and I can highly recommend the chowder. The service was very quick, friendly and attentive. I was quietly surprised as I had heard mixed reviews but our visit to the Walk Inn was very good, we will go!

Found this restraunt by accident and what a find it was, beautifully clean great food and friendly staff even let you try drinks before you buy will deffo be going back there again.

Just had an amazing meal, my husband had crab curry and said it was delicious, I had fillet steak which was also delicious, top marks to Tomasz the chef we have been delighted with our food every time we go to the walk inn we would both highly recommend it.

Was unsure what this place would be like as not much info on website and no pictures. The food was amazing everything was cooked to perfection. We had 3 courses and all were so tasty. They may not have much on the menu but what they do have is great. The bistro itself was lovely we had a window seat with an amazing view of the forth and I loved being able to look at the many beautiful paintings on the wall. The service was fantastic vey friendly and food was delivered quickly.

Absolutely LOVE the West Wemyss Walk Inn.Food in the cafe and upstairs in the bistro is consistently of great quality, well presented and good price. Puddings are wonderful. Have tried several of their soups and can highly recommend the mushroom and the pea. The Fish Friday lunch (haddock, chips and tea) is really good (I think this is available on a Saturday now too). Always a pleasure, looking forward to my next visit in a week's time.

Decided to pop in to see what the fare was like, place was empty and clean and tidy. We had the most basic Fish and Chips with peas. Fish was good quality in a nice crisp golden batter, chips were well cooked and peas were standard fare. Arrived within ten minutes of ordering piping hot as were the plates. We had drinks with the meal and total came to just over £18. Good value for money. In a good location and has the attraction of the Fife Coastal Path just over the road and nice scenic village surroundings. From other reviews seems to be up and down but would give it another try.

Cosy, clean and welcoming wee place. Very limited menu selection - but the food was tasty - hubby didn't like the fact that they put dressing on his sald before serving - as he doesn't like salad dressing - however they changed this for him - service was very quick and very helpful - will go back!

Went with a friend for evening meal. Had been before not long after it opened.Food then had been well cooked and homely. Now has fuller more adventurous menu. Still all home cooked. Good quality. I had smoked haddock stuffed with crayfish on lovely mash, and my friend had the black pudding, chorizo and poached egg to start then a huge plate of great fish and chips. No room for puds, although they looked good. Reasonable prices. Does not pretend to sophistication, but for a community venture it is as professional as it needs to be.

3 of us visited here yesterday afternoon after a recommendation from a friend. We wanted to try the fish and chips. When we entered we asked what was on the menu and where told they had ran out of fish. Bit disappointing with it being so close to harbour but never the less we would order something else.We then traveled up the stairs to the busy, small restaurant.We sat down at the cleanest table which still had a pot of tea and empty used cups from the person before. The table was also covered in sugar. Not the best of starts...We where them served eventually by the gentleman behind the bar about 10 minutes after arriving and having to ask for menus. He seemed for interested in seeing to the regulars.We where then told what was on offer. I was amazed that they had the fish after being told 10 minutes before that they had ran out. Little bit of breakdown in communication.We placed our orders, one was having a starter which was the fish cakes and for main the lamb. Myself and my wife where just having the main which was fish and chips with peas.Whilst placing the order which ordered our drinks too.Another 15 minutes past, again the man serving by his self was more interested in the regulars. Still no drinks.My fathers fish cake starter had come out. It smelt like it had been cooked in old vegetable oil. Not nice at all.He said it tasted ok.After waiting nearly 30 by this time enough was enough. Still no drinks, tea pots still sitting on a sticky manky table. We told the waiter just to keep the order we had placed as we where going. The order for the fish cake was around £6.49 and was told £5 would be enough...how very kind.What I noticed put me off also, one of the regulars had just recieved his food order. My back was too him so not sure what it was but the waiter said to his. I don't have any forks can you just use your fingers? Haha what a classy place! I also noticed a waitress asking the waiter if he required help, after a long pause he said yes. Them she was never seen again! When we where leaving my wife past on our concerns to the mangers husband. To be honest, it would be a cracking wee place if it was ran a bit better. More staff in restraunt area to attend to customers and clean tables. Also to be kept up to date with exactly what is and not on the menu.Don't like to slate local places, especially when I'm from fife myself but my visit yesterday was not pleasant at all.

On our first visit we (two people) ordered buffalo steak pie & mash each, along with a coffee & can of coke. Coke was multi pack tin and I was given small glass, the steak pies were individual shell pies, which was microwaved separately as was each serving of mash, as a result by the time the second meal was ready, the first was stone cold when served. Meat in the pies were dry & quite big chunks. Not a good first visit. The saving grace is we weren't charged for the meal only for the drinks. Certainly won't be back

While having a coffee there, we sat upstairs for quiet coffee and cake.The man who served us then brought an unlit candle and leant right over between us, viewing his armpits without even an excuse me.Very rude indeed!He could have left it until later or said excuse me.Not the first time their service has been questionable.

We have just returned from the West Wemyss Walk Inn where we thoroughly enjoyed a light lunch. I opted for a feta, roasted red pepper and humous pannini and my husband chose the cheese ploughmans. Both were beautifully presented on slate mats with the salad garnish lightly drizzled with dressing. One other table was occupied when we entered and as they left three other couples came in for light refreshments. One couple, possibly local, entered into animated banter with the staff. Preparation and serving staff spoke to diners interestingly and appropriately. We decided to enjoy a second cup of coffee after our lunch and before settling our bill. Given that this is a facility for walkers the local community and those of us visiting this conservation village the facility is well furnished with good clean toilets and fare prices. I will visit again and recommend it for others to visit.

Come to west wemyss to visit a relative quite often and drop in to the walk in for a tea, friendly staff and nice food would recommend

We'd seen the building on a recent walk along the coastal path but it looked quite unprepossessing so we didn't stop. However a friend recommended it to us so we thought we'd give it a go. We were there on a cold Sunday afternoon so the lovely fire was very welcome. The cafe was funded by a grant and is run by professional staff with help from local volunteers so it's worthy of our support. We only had a coffee and scone but we enjoyed what we had, the relaxed style and also looking at the paintings on the walls. There is some seating outside so fine for walkers with dogs- well, if the weather gets better! We're looking forward to going back for their Special Friday fish lunch. Real serendipity for walkers on the coastal path.

I went with my boyfriend to the Walk Inn on Easter Monday for lunch we struggled to get a seat so came back after a walk around the village. We had the smoked mackerel Pate with aberdour oatcakes and a HUGE meringue to follow. Loved it! :-)

I had been recommended this place by my mum and dad, they had previously been here in the evening for dinner and really enjoyed it.So myself and my partner thought we would try it for a change.We went one Sunday morning, looking for a breakfast.We went in and there were staff behind the counter but we weren't really acknowledged, so we found ourselves a seat. It was empty apart from one other couple.We had a look at the menu, but they didn't seem to serve any breakfasts.We then asked the waitress if they did any breakfast at all, and we were told we could 'maybe' get something upstairs, she would need to check.?She then came back and asked us to follow her. So we went upstairs to a an equally empty room, and were given a paper menu, the only thing that was to my taste was a bacon roll and a cup of tea. My partner had the same. But we were starving and fancied a bit more, but thought ok this will perhaps eas the hunger pangs till an early lunch.I couldn't help but notice a large open wound on the waitress arm, it made me feel queasy and felt it should've had a dressing on if handling food.When the lady brought our rolls out to us, I couldn't believe what I was seeing. The bacon looked mega overlooked. I was so hungry and couldn't be bothered with the hassle, I tried to eat it, but I nearly broke my veneers.!Really disappointed with the whole experience. It wasn't cheap. It was below average quality. And I didn't tip. I won't be back, and I won't recommend it.

For coffee and cakes, home baking or delish meals, The West Wemyss Walk Inn is a lovely homely, warm and welcoming environment......Somewhere I'd happily take my mum for a cuppa and scone or go with the hubby for romantic evening meal. Reasonably priced. Home cooking and baking. Gorgeous, seaside village and bright, quaint, cafe/bar/function room, full of lovely crafts and ever changing art work by local artists. The staff are lovely and always make you feel at home. They also have wi-fi so it's even a place I would happily go alone to chillout with a coffee and catch up with emails. Just perfect!!!! Meals and baking are just....to die for :) They also seem to have lots of different events going on each month so it's worth keeping track of what's on the agenda on their website. Also excellent for coastal path walkers too.

Having heard good reports about the place, called in with other friends for a bowl of soup. Soup was delicious and served with a good portion of choice of bread. Ended up having coffees and cake too. A welcome stop during our coastal walk, where we were made to feel very welcome. We all enjoyed our visit and will be back. We all felt that it was very good value for money and a valuable asset to the Coastal Path where it can be difficult to find attractive places for some refreshment.ET C Burntisland

Stopped here last week after walking along from Dysart. We had planned to get a takeaway coffee but it was so warm and cosy, with excellent baking that we stayed. Staff were so helpful they found out the bus time so we could return to Dysart before dark. We returned this week before doing West Wemyss to East Wemyss and back, also a nice walk. Had lunch this time - spicy parsnip soup and a tuna melt panini. Both were very tasty, nicely presented. Children's sandwich was fine and all very reasonably priced. I would recommend anyone doing this bit of the costal path should plan a stop here. It took us about 45 minutes from Dysart, and slightly less from West to East Wemyss. In the summer I would try going right on to Buckhaven. As well as the cafe they do a bistro upstairs with evening meals Thursday to Sunday and a brunch at the weekend so I'm definitely going to try that. It's run by the community so nice to support that, but mostly I'll be back for the cakes.

Although not close to home we visited the Walk Inn for lunch (been there before for coffee).We all had the 'Senior' fish 'n' chip lunch and it was excellent - great quality and value.We have since spoken with friends and will be taking them for a treat very soon.Lovely place,friendly staff and wonderful value.

I had heard great things about this restaurant and stopped in for lunch. I was on my own and nobody greeted me when I went in so I sat down at a table and read the menu. Despite there being two or three staff working behind the counter and bringing food to other customers, I was ignored. After more than 10 minutes I got up and left. Nobody acknowledged me.

Excellent home cooked/baked - warm welcome. Exceptional value for money. Have sampled Sunday breakfast;weekday lunch and high tea - all consistently high standard.

Having had lunch my wife suggested that we try dinner with a couple of friends. When we arrived to be seated I was surprised to find a 50inch plasma tv switched on along with three of the locals obviously enjoying a few pints. They were later joined by another couple neither of whom ordered food. We had assumed that the Bistro was primarily for dining. A lady diner at the back of us ate her meal whilst reading the daily newspaper,strange! The menu presented to us did not resemble the menu on the website and in the local newspaper.We ordered wine and were given a choice of one white, one rose or one Spanish red(obviously a very small wine cellar) We were advised that there was no smoked haddock pie which left a choice of fish and chips, curry or a pork loin. We ordered our starters and then we were advised that the pork terrine was off but the chef was checking to see how many portions of chicken liver pate he had. We declined and I was the only one to have a starter of a bean soup which when it arrived was so piping hot I could not taste it. When the main orders arrived the fish and chips were good but the pork with black pudding mash was served luke warm with no vegetables. We had cranachan which left a lot to be desired on presentation. Normally I would have complained but as this is a community run project they need all the help they can to make it work. I noticed on the website that the chef is a lady however on the night it appeared that the chef was a young man so could this have been the reason for the organised chaos. It was obvious that there were problems as our waiter apologised and offered us free coffees which we declined as we decided to cut our losses and drive home. Having made a twenty mile round trip we were left feeling disappointed the way our evening panned out.

Home made mushroom soup, home made buffalo pie, potato salad with chorizo and dill, home made choc chip cookie, all washed down with glass of a charming tempranillo. Lovely - you would easily pay much more for inferior food elsewhere.

Doing the Fife Coastal Path and stumbled over this place at lunchtime, community run so worth supporting for that reason alone, great homemade soup, paninis and sandwiches. Menu looked interesting, local real ale in the bottle and an all round good vibe

This recently opened wee restaurant is a real find,situated on the fife coastal path in the very quiet village of West Wemyss. The menu is original and concocted by Jane the chef,who makes a great job of turning out some very tasteful dishes at reasonable prices.Lunch is served every day with evening meals friday and saturday.A REAL FIND THAT WILL BECOME VERY POPULAR.

What a discovery ! Went for a walk along the Fife Coastal Path from West Wemyss and afterwards to the caves in the opposite direction. In between had one of the best Ploughman's lunches ever at the Walk Inn. Great fresh food, lovely staff. Will definitely be back.