The Paper Boat

Table was ready right beside window with views of Loch Tay. We sat inside but there are tables outside. The café looks like a boat shed from outside, inside it is very modern and has a relaxed atmosphere. Menu caters for variety of food allergies and requirements , very reasonably priced. Although this is a small Café, it is well worth the visit for the view. The staff are all very friendly and willing to help and have a good understanding of our needs. Which is what we need when supporting people living with dementia.

Taking a short drive from Perth via Aberfeldy and arriving at the tiny village of Kenmore at the extreme Eastern end of Loch Tay, we parked in the first car park overlooking the water. Beautiful scenery....we walked/scootered the very short distance down to the café. Seating both inside and outside on the edge of the loch. Not a restaurant as such but a very nice reasonably priced café with a fairly small menu, all of which is freshly made and well presented by the pleasant staff. Access is ramped and easily accessible by wheelchair or boot scooter. Excellent disabled toilet facilities.