The Paper Boat On Loch Tay

Delicious coffee and cakes! The cinnamon buns are 10/10. Lovely lookout over the Loch so makes for a lovely setting to enjoy a cappuccino. Highly recommend

We visited here several times June 2019 and were always impressed by the friendliness of the staff and quality of the small menu. With outside tables with amazing Loch Tay views right by the waterside if weather permits!

This was our first time using this cafe. The staff were organised and helpful and the food was lovely. Cakes were great and the home made soup with lovely bread is recommended. Seating outside overlooking Loch Tay and some beautiful views Voir le carte

Tucked away in the corner of the loch. Some seating inside, outside and blankets on the edge of the loch excellent views. Minimal menu but excellent quality. Both cheese and fruit scones amazing. Bacon roll excellent too. Hot and cold drink choices are good too.

What a find. The Paperboat is a beautiful cafe situated on Loch Tay. We visited on a gorgeous summers day and sat outside on the balcony. The cheese scones were the best i have ever tasted and i have eaten a lot of them!! The menu is simple but everthing on there is done to a high standard. Can't wait to return on our next visit.

Great food, great coffee, great location. We stopped on a warm sunny day and got a table on the decking overlooking the loch. We ordered the dhal, pork apple sausage roll, and cheese scone, all of which were excellent, and flat whites which were really tasty (though not *quite* as hot as one of our group would have liked). We loved it, and will be back. Voir le carte

Arrived at 10:30. There was an “event” on (a table full of folk who’d just done a yoga class) and were told we couldn’t get food until 11. Fine, ordered some coffee and waited. At 11:00 we were told that because of the “event” the only good available was a bacon and egg roll. Perfect for a vegetarian… or a cake out the cabinet. Here we are at 11:30 about to leave watching food from the actual menu being brought out to people. They’re probably wondering why it’s nearly mid day and their tip jar is empty… won’t be back.

This gem of a place is sat right on the edge of the loch so the setting is idyllic. But the cake I ate there was sublime. One of the gluten free choices was a white chocolate rocky road and this is what I ordered. It was HUGE as were the other gf non gf) cakes the scones were almost the size of dinner plates). Back to my rocky road though. It was the best cake I have eaten EVER!! It’s worth the journey for that cake alone. Drinks choices were excellent too and the staff were polite and very helpful. Well worth a visit.

The restaurant was short-staffed due to illness, which was out of their control. However, they could still greet guests in a friendly manner. The person behind the counter seemed stressed and was bordering on rude and abrupt. The coffee was great, and the scone and cinnamon bun were lovely. Unfortunately, the white hot chocolate tasted like hot milk and was not drinkable. The decor had changed, and the table arrangement was different from last time, not in a good way. The inside no longer resembled the pictures. If possible, I recommend sitting outside as the views are stunning. Voir le carte