Peel Farm Travel Guide

Peel Farm Coffee Shop sits within a longstanding working farm in Bridgend of Lintrathen, surrounded by rolling Scottish countryside. Established over 30 years, it serves as a cozy retreat for visitors seeking homemade comforts amid rural charm. The 52-cover space features table service inside, with a roaring winter fire and summer outdoor seating in a summerhouse. Dogs on leads are welcome outside, and service dogs inside.

Fresh, locally sourced ingredients define the menu, minimizing food miles. Daily specials rotate, including soups, sandwiches, beef burgers, baked potatoes, and hearty lunches. Home-baked cakes, scones, and a selection of teas and coffees draw praise. Afternoon teas feature sandwiches, scones, and cakes, with gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan options available. Breakfast, brunch, and lunch service caters to varied tastes, emphasizing British, Scottish, and healthy fare.

The quaint, cosy interior invites relaxation, while outdoor spots offer farm views. Free parking, wheelchair access, highchairs, and accessible toilets enhance inclusivity. Adjacent farm shop stocks rare-breed meats, eggs, vegetables, preserves, and Scottish spirits. Nature trails wind through the property, spotting rabbits, hens, pigs, red deer, and a waterfall.

Open daily 9am-5pm in summer (May-Sep) and 9am-4pm in winter (Oct-Apr), closed Christmas and New Year holidays. Group bookings and private hire for events like meetings or parties available outside hours. Reservations recommended for peak times, especially weekends.

Part of Peel Farm's offerings, including self-catering stays and crafts, the coffee shop complements farm visits. Ideal for day trips from Kirriemuir, it blends sustenance with countryside immersion in Angus's peaceful glens.