Peaceful, tranquil and an all round lovely place. The children's play area was good with a good variety of equipment. The whole place was litter free even the toilets were good. Lots of dog walker who all seemed very responsible.

This is a stunning estate house. The lawns are spectacular as is the view of the Loch. A perfect venue for a private event.

As we are members of Historic Scotland, we decided to visit this site last Friday. It was such a beautiful day and the boat trip over to the castle was lovely. Use your Sat nav to find Pier road, as it is hidden behind a housing estate. By the time we arrived we were unable to join the next motor boat as it only holds 12 passengers at a time. This was not a problem though as there is a large park and grassy area to walk around. We sat at the waters edge watching people on their paddle boards. The sailings go every 45 mins so it was no big deal to wait for the next sailing. If you are impatient though you can always book ahead. The girl steering the boat was very friendly explaining the safety rules whilst onboard before we started our sail. Once on the island we were given the directions to the only toilets on the small island. You need to take a picnic with you if you want to eat as there are no other facilities there. I felt this would be an ideal place to take children as there are flat grassy areas to run around and picnic tables. The castle and grounds are quite interesting and there are displays dotted around providing historical information and nature facts. I would definitely recommend Loch Leven castle for a family day out particularly on a sunny day.

I would say that the walk is mostly level but for the southwest corner of the walk. The path has been mostly resurfaced as of 14th March 2025, the last time that I was there. The east side is mostly woodland. There are also some other smaller woodland areas around the walk. There are 3 restaurants/cafe/toilets around the Loch. A restaurant on the northeast side, a cafe on the south east side and a cafe I think at Vane farm (RSPB). There is also a harbour at the northwest corner for fishing and boat trips to the island where Mary Queen of Scots was held prisoner.

Staying across the road at the Green and popped over to sample the beer. Had a couple of pints of Kingslayer. Absolutely fabulous. Just the job. Really fresh and slides down very easily. Here for the weekend and know exactly where I will be heading tomorrow evening. Small tap room adjoining the brewery and whilst there an eclectic mix of people were in making a really good atmosphere. Plenty of opportunities to buy the different types of beer sold. An interesting bottle is the growler which is a very large bottle and you fill it with the beer of choice, fix the cap, take home and drink the contents, wash the empty bottle out and then take back for a refill.

While this castle is very, very small it is still a nice experience. The views of the Loch are quite nice from here and it is a short but lovely walk from Milnathort. It is a great place for kids to run and play. During the season you can pop across the road to pick up the key to get inside. It is well cared for and an interesting part of Scottish history.

Such a gorgeous and stunning venue. Lovely staff, and the coffee and cakes are amazing. Would highly recommend the bacon sandwich too!

Wife and I have been to eat in a few times. Food has always been of a very good standard and lots of it. Very attentive staff. If you get more than a dozen people in the restaurant and all talking at once you can't hear yourself think. Would highly recommend their food.

The BEST pizzas! Traditional wood fired pizzas ready in 10mins. This place does one thing and does it well with friendly staff too. Stopped off on the way up to the Cairngorms, at less than 5 mins from the services on the M90, worth it for the short detour. I was able to order online whilst my partner drove and the pizza was ready as we arrived and we were able to pull up right outside - perfect!! Thank you

We stopped in here for a bite to eat at lunchtime. Getting a table was no problem, although it did get busy as we were having our lunch. We were taken to our seats and then ordered. We went for the haggis bon bons, breaded haddock, steak & pie and a sticky toffee pudding to finish. The bon bons were really nice with a nice dressed salad and dipping sauce as an accompaniment. My haddock was nicely cooked with proper chips and "hot" garden peas along with it. The steak pie was loaded with meat, which tasted nice, although some of the pieces of meat were a bit too big and weren't as tender as the smaller pieces, and the ale flavour was very mild. The chips which came with it were excellent and the veg looked and tasted fresh. The sticky toffee pudding was very nice. Overall, it was a good lunch, and at a shade under £80 for two (including two lattes, a tin of Irn Bru and two other soft drinks), the price was on par with similar establishments. The servers were polite, prompt, and well presented. The toilets were clean and tidy. There is a small car park to the rear of the building or on the street if this is full. It's a really nice place to have lunch.