Loch Leven's Larder

Went on a Sunday morning, the cafe was freezing. The mini breakfast was good, all produce was great. Cappuccino not overly hot. Pot of tea was really good, you are obviously paying for the quality of the tea. Best thing is the sell Fisher and Donaldson Fudge Doughnut.

We had a lovely lunch here today. Excellent vegetarian options (see photos) which we shared as well as lots of home baking. This was followed by some great Christmas shopping! Thank you to Murdo and the team who looked after us so nicely.

One of the most beautiful and delicious breakfasts we have had here in Scotland! Service was super friendly and very quick! The shop attached was also great to browse. We will definitely be coming again and highly recommend stopping by if in the area!

Great destination for all the family. Free parking, great views over the loch, footpaths, play area, outdoor benches, Saturday morning parkrun and even sometimes cricket to watch. After you are done with your activity, there is a choice between the restaurant, indoor counter or hut to get food and drinks. We had brunch in the restaurant then bought a few presents and food treats from the well selected items in the shop. A great place when in need of present inspiration and for a general day out in a scenic location.

This place cost me a Jellycat! The restaurant was lovely. It is very open and bright. Staff are friendly and polite . The food is excellent. Lovely views outside. The shopping section is fantastic. Plenty for everyone. There are so many Jellycats that I wanted. Plenty of parking spaces

Great lunch here! It was busy so service was slower than would have expected. Lovely setting, will be back.

Stopped in for a full Scottish breakfast on the coo trail. Met lavender and then thoroughly enjoyed the breakfast. Set us up for the day. The black pudding was particularly good! Great service, polite and helpful. Great views and lovely little shop. Thank you

Lovely local place to shop and get that special gift or even just your daily groceries. There is a large (free) car park outside and although the shop inside is packed with goods there is still plenty of room to move about. The day we visited was extremely busy, so busy we couldn't get a table in the cafe. We did buy some sweets for our journey home. It was fascinating watching the Baker make biscuits. The staff were polite, prompt and well presented. The prices reflected the quality of goods on sale. The star rating for food was for the sweets we bought.

Very good food in a half gift shop, half cafeteria-feeling place with amazing views. Service was fast enough despite the crowds. A great stop if for convenience.

I'm not sure why this has such low ratings on Yelp! This place was delicious! I mean its a farmshop/cafe so its gonna be a bit more expensive... but its worth every bite because its really not that much more then a latte or piece of cake from starbucks... and this is all locally made! The farm shop was super cute and the view is amazing! looking right over Loch Leven. Beautiful . We got a thing that wasn't a afternoon tea, but thats like a shared dessert plate with tea for two. We got lovely shortbread, fresh vanilla cream and berries (husband ate that) a coconut chocolate trifel, yummy marigunes, and wonderfully buttery scones! All for £10. They had really nice outdoor seating too ( weather permitting)

This is a gem on the shores of Loch Leven. The views from this place, inside and outside, are amazing and when the sun is out on a warm summers day, a stop by for a meal and drink should be in the cards. The Loch Leven natural trail is passing this place and a detour is easy. There is plenty of parking space, inside and outside seating, as well as a very well equipped Farm Shop. It's heaven for locals and tourists alike. All you can get, in one place. Must confess I went on a wee shopping spree as well as enjoying a 2.5 hour lunch break. It's quite amazing that they did not ask us to leave as we had a table for quite some time even the people kept coming and queuing. When we arrived we were also informed that there is a 15 min wait and were given a pager. The table was ready quite fast so I could not finish my shopping. The lady behind the counter offered to keep the shopping basket, with content, until I was ready with my lunch. Must say, all the staff were really friendly and attentive, even on a busy Sunday like this. Always a friendly face. In the restaurant I ordered chicken pate with oatcakes and the whole meal was really filling. I could only manage an Americano as a dessert. Their dessert board was huge with lots of choice. Not to mention the small and large afternoon tea choice. Toilets were ok. Would recommend to clean them a bit more in intervals. The outside terrace is modern and large. You will also see two booths, which can be reserved and you can sit in there with pals or family members enjoying some privacy. They look like UFOS :-). Their farmshop sells local produce, various kitchen and pet appliances, clothes, cards, papers, wines, dog/cat supplies. Enjoy. It's worth a trip at any time.

Loch Leven's Larder is a nice cafe/restaurant with great views of Loch Leven. The food is very nice, particularly the Soup of the Day. The coffee they serve there is of high standard & they make it properly from bean to cup in minutes. The prices at the Larder are on the steep side, you are looking at over £10 per person for a decent lunch time meal there. However as I said the views are lovely with easy access to the Larder Shop & trails that go round the 12.6 mile radius of the Loch. Very close to Kinross & the M90 motor way & A92.

My pal took me here today for afternoon tea and it was just fab' lovely sandwiches, shortbread to die for, delightful cakes and yummy sausage rolls, a sheer delight and its my birthday tomorrow. What a lovely surprise with beautiful scenery. Well done everyone for making it so special. I will return!!!!!

Very beautiful shop, but so expensive. The deli is very nice, although vastly overpriced. However, a few of the cheeses were incorrectly labelled with country of origin. For example, Picos Blue was labelled as French, when it is in fact Spanish. I pointed this out to the gentleman on the counter, who I have to say was charming and very helpful, and assured me who would advise the owner, but on a later visit, all the labelling remained unchanged. Very disappointing, and the reason why we've never been back

Nice setting and lovely for a wee browse around, although very expensive for everything. Feel that the lay out of the tables could be better in the restaurant as there are a few huge tables that take up so much space when there are people standing waiting for tables it seems such a waste of space. Also the soup was lovely but the brownies were very dry and disappointing. They are busy but there really is a lack of competition as there are no coffee shops close by for visitors to choose between and to visit there, unless you live local, you are having a day out so you have to eat there. Don't think that their prices would stand a chance in a competitive area.