Kinross, Scotland Loch Leven’s Larder
Farm shop, cafés, deli & gifts · Kinross district
Foodhall, bakery, deli, cafés and gift shopping beside Loch Leven. Explore Loch Leven’s Larder for a meal, ingredients, design-led gifts and an outing linked to the Heritage Trail.
- Cafés & bakery
- Food hall & deli
- Gifts, gardens & walks
About Loch Leven’s Larder
Loch Leven’s Larder combines cafés with a food hall, deli, bakery and gift shopping. Set on the north side of the loch, it makes a natural stop for a relaxed outing in Kinross-shire.
Explore the sensory garden and heritage trail, browse the shops or enjoy something to eat. The cafés operate on a first-come basis; the official website has current visitor information and accessibility details.
A visit can combine food shopping, a café stop and browsing the Larder’s gift ranges. The destination includes the Larder and Greenhouse cafés, a bakery and deli, and the 1848 Design Store. Check the current visitor and accessibility information before travelling, particularly if you are combining the stop with the Loch Leven Heritage Trail.
- Farm shop
- Foodhall and deli
- Bakery
- Cafés
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A family farm opened to local customers
The Larder’s family connection with Channel Farm reaches back to Arthur and Agnes Braid’s tenancy in 1934. After taking over the farm in 2002, the next generation wanted more of its vegetables enjoyed locally. Loch Leven’s Larder opened in 2005, adding a café and shop to the working-farm story.
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Rooted in a family farm
The Larder’s own family story describes three generations farming at Channel of Pittendreich. The wish to share produce locally, alongside a need for a welcoming family destination, helped turn the idea for the Larder into a business.
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From the family fields to the café table
The Larder grew from a farming family’s wish to let more local people enjoy the produce grown at Channel of Pittendreich. Opened in 2005, it connects the fields, foodhall, cafés and lochside setting in one place. The family’s farming connection goes back to Arthur and Agnes Braid’s tenancy in 1934.
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Channel Farm, near Kinross