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A wider view of The Cornerstone's stone and larch building, diners visible through its glass, with the hill and pylon behind.
Perthshire

The Cornerstone

Kinloch Rannoch's community-owned bar and restaurant, in stone and timber by the Allt Mor waterfall, with local food and four rooms to eat in.

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In Kinloch Rannoch, beside the Allt Mor where it tumbles down a rocky waterfall towards the loch, an old stone building has been joined to a new one of timber and glass.

This is the CornerStone, the village's own bar and restaurant, built and owned by the community and open to everyone.

There are four rooms to settle into: the Bar, the Cosy Corner around its wood-burning stove, the bright Winter Garden under its glass, and the Sports Corner with its dartboard and screens. The kitchen cooks with local produce, and there is a kids' menu, a play area and a firepit outside. Dogs are welcome, with treats behind the bar.

Quiz nights and open mic nights fill the calendar, and the CornerStone opens from Wednesday to Sunday.

Before you go

Open Wednesday to Sunday, from half past eleven into the evening; closed Monday and Tuesday.

Where
Kinloch Rannoch PH16 5PQ, by the Allt Mor.

Opening hours

Their website
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
11.30am–10pm
Thursday
11.30am–10pm
Friday
11.30am–midnight
Saturday
11.30am–midnight
Sunday
11.30am–10pm

Did you know

The Cornerstone lettering on larch cladding beside a stone gable, a picnic bench on the lawn and the craggy hill behind.
Did you know

Owned by the village.

The CornerStone is owned by the Kinloch Rannoch community.

Smoked salmon on toasted bread with microgreens and dressing sits on a white plate beside a bowl of chips and dried flowers.
Did you know

Four rooms.

The Bar, the Cosy Corner, the Winter Garden and the Sports Corner each have their own feel.

A tighter view of the table and chairs by the wine rack and bookshelf, with candles on a mantel at the right.
Did you know

Treats for dogs.

Dogs are welcome, and there are treats for them at the bar.

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Where it is

In Kinloch Rannoch, beside the Allt Mor burn and its waterfall.

Close byKinloch Rannoch.
  1. Kinloch RannochKinloch RannochThe Highland village at the east end of Loch Rannoch.Under a mile1 min by road
  2. The Shed GalleryThe Shed GalleryIan Biggs's landscape photographs off the Square.Under a mile1 min by road
  3. Carie Forest WalksCarie Forest Walks3 miles5 min by road
  4. The Black Wood of RannochThe Black Wood of Rannoch3 miles5 min by road
  5. Spiral carving with five interlinked scrolls etched into lichen-covered rockSchiehallion5 miles7 min by road
  6. Loch RannochLoch RannochA long Highland loch with sandy bays and a road right round it.6 miles8 min by road
Directions
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A sign reading "Garden Cottage" hangs on a white gate before a gravel drive, the white cottage and hills visible beyond.PerthshireGarden CottageSleeps 2 · 2.3 miles
Rannoch from across the clearing: a black cabin with a larch end, a rope-railed deck and a mossy drystone dyke, tall pines behind.Kinloch RannochRannoch at Redhill RetreatSleeps 2 · 3.3 miles
A landscape view of Kin between two birch trunks, its black boards and rusted panels above the blaeberry, spruce behind.Kinloch RannochKin at Redhill RetreatSleeps 2 · 3.3 miles
A landscape view of Loch on the crest of its grassy bank, the glass front reflecting the birches and a rusted screen by an old stump.Kinloch RannochLoch at Redhill RetreatSleeps 2 · 3.3 miles
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Stay nearby

Places to stay near the CornerStone, and when each is next free.

A stone steading with a slated roof and an arched green door stands beside a gravel courtyard, daffodils growing at its base.West Tempar Bothy
  • Sleeps 2
  • In Perthshire
  • 2 miles from the CornerStone
Free 4–6 NovA white harled house with a slated roof sits among woodland below a hill, a track winding up to it through fields.Lassintullich House
  • Sleeps 16
  • In Perthshire
  • 2 miles from the CornerStone
Free 16–18 OctA small stone bothy joined to a stone steading, seen across long grass under a Scots pine bough, a corrugated shed to the right.Lassintullich Bothy
  • Sleeps 2
  • In Perthshire
  • 2 miles from the CornerStone
Check datesA sign reading "Garden Cottage" hangs on a white gate before a gravel drive, the white cottage and hills visible beyond.Garden Cottage
  • Sleeps 2
  • In Perthshire
  • 2 miles from the CornerStone
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