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The Woodhouse Coffee Shop, Kippen

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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.

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Kippen Station

postcode:

FK8 3JA

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About The Woodhouse Coffee Shop, Kippen

The Woodhouse offers great coffee, delicious food, local crafts and gifts in a cosy, welcoming environment. There are paths
encouraging visitors to explore the woodland and enjoy the wildlife. Wi-fi available.

The Woodhouse Coffee Shop is a family-run business, with local staff, suppliers and crafts. Come and visit us soon for great friendly service! All our food is lovingly prepared to order using fresh and local ingredients.

Opening Hours:
Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm; Saturday/Sunday 10am - 5pm

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Submitted by finn lady on Mon, 2012-08-13 20:26.

First time in Scotland. We took wrong turning somewhere after Stirling and ended up to Kippen. Helpful and friendly staff pointed place in our map. We stayed for breakfast. I coudn't resist homemade gooseberry cake, yum. Lovely place, very calming and cozy atmosphere. Beautiful location. I loved the local touch: handicraft, paintings etc. After Edinburgh's tourist attractions I felt that this was a genuine Scotland. -Visitors from Finland

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Submitted by welshmaninthenorth12 on Wed, 2012-04-04 17:07.

Had to make an account to tell you about this place. While up visiting some friends in stirling we stumbled across this coffee shop on the way to loch lomond we had some lovely coffee in the sun while my sons explored outside. The food was simple and interesting (I had a tasty swedish style open sandwich) and the atmosphere was great although that may have been due to the sun being out, in scotland, in march!