Visit loch lomond

The Woodhouse Coffee Shop at Kippen Station is located on the A811 between Stirling and Loch Lomond. Opening in March 2012, the Woodhouse Coffee Shop is set in five acres of Scottish native woodland and provides the perfect place to visit for a relaxing coffee or light lunch. The building has been completed entirely using local craftsmen and incorporates light and natural oak to blend into the natural woodland setting. The wood burning stove will ensure that it is a cosy, welcoming place to visit whatever the weather.

Why should you have to pay more for organic food? All food should be safe and good for you. This is the basic premise on which all the Mhor businesses are based. And why the Lewises focus more on locally sourced rather than organic produce? The Scotch Oven in Callander is a bakery shop and tearoom and has been supplying bread to the area for over a hundred years. The Lewises bought the bakery in March 2007, with the aim of expanding the business, preserving what is best in quality Scottish baking and introducing a range of artisan breads.

The Bridgend Café in Callander is based by the River Teith at the start of the Trossachs National Park and this café in Callander aspires to offer quality food at affordable prices. At Bridgend, you can enjoy wine and beer with your meal and on hot sunny days, you can retreat to the beautiful beer garden with a view! The café is family and young person friendly, so most dishes can be served as half portions. The Café and the Bridgend Youth Hostel is the result of the Callander Youth Project Trust. Your support is welcome.

Town and Country Coffee Shop is a fabulous, quaint coffee shop situated in the heart of Killearn village. Popular with locals and visitors alike, the coffee shop offers a selection of home baking and light lunches. Town and Country Designs also offers interior design consultancy and interior accessories shop. Open every day.