Glen Lyon Coffee Roasters

Our "Star Project" group had a great time visiting to the Glen Lyon Coffee Roastery. We enjoyed some of their amazing coffee and cakes, and took a look at their wee shop, which had some fascinating books related to nature and hiking, as well as some beautiful coffee products. The amazing smell of fresh coffee being roasted and the incredible selection on display made it a really nice place to be. It was a bit tricky to enter the place, as there are no ramps at the door — we had to lift the wheelchair up to get in. If you are unable to lift your own wheelchair or someone else's, you will not be able to enter. Once inside, however, it is easy to move around as the place is very spacious and well organised. We could easily see the drinks and cakes on offer, and there was tap water available; it was just a bit high for someone in a wheelchair. There are comfy seats indoors with enough space for a wheelchair. There is a lovely covered wooden seating area outdoors with sofas and chairs, but it is not wheelchair accessible. However, there were two accessible tables near the entrance, and as the weather was good, we could still enjoy the outdoors and have a great time. We got to chat with the owner, who was lovely and interested in getting feedback from us to help improve the space for people with different needs, which made our visit even better. He said he is looking to install ramps soon to make all the areas accessible. It is a quiet, clean space that is welcoming if you are sensitive to noise and light. It's definitely a pleasant place with wonderful coffee; you just need to bear in mind the conditions for entering and we would recomend it.