9 charming Fife cafes to visit

Prost Coffee, Dunfermline

Tucked away in Dunfermline’s historic quarter, you'll find Prost Café housed within Abbot House, Dunfermline's oldest building. Prost means ‘cheers’ and ‘celebrate'.

Known for its artisan coffee and welcoming vibe, it’s the perfect spot to catch up with friends. The cafe's speciality lies in its carefully curated coffee menu and the gorgeous outdoor space within the walled garden overlooking the magnificent Dunfermline Abbey. 

Fisher & Donaldson, Cupar

No list of Fife cafes would be complete without mentioning the legendary Fisher & Donaldson. A family bakery that’s been delighting locals for generations, this Cupar favourite is famous for its Fudge Doughnut, a true icon of Scottish baking and an absolute must-try for any visitor. Pair it with a freshly brewed coffee for the perfect afternoon fix.
 

Café Verde, Burntisland

Nestled in the heart of Burntisland, Café Verde combines a relaxed vibe with a focus on sustainability. Known for its hearty brunches and excellent vegetarian options, it’s a go-to spot for wholesome, feel-good dining. Whether you’re fueling up before a beach walk or catching up with friends, Café Verde is sure to become a firm favourite.
 

The Rhynd, Leuchars

Set in a beautifully converted farm steading, Rhynd Café is all about rustic charm and a menu of the finest locally sourced produce. The spacious interiors and countryside setting make it a favourite weekend escape. Their commitment to farm-to-fork dining shines through, with seasonal menus that celebrate the best of local flavours.
 

Rankin’s, North Queensferry

With its cosy setting and unbeatable location, Rankin’s in North Queensferry is a cafe with a view. Overlooking the iconic Forth Bridge, it’s as much about the scenery as it is about the food. Here you'll find a menu packed with fresh, homemade favourites and yummy cakes.
 

Little Royal Café, Dunfermline

True to its name, Little Royal Cafe offers a regal welcome in the heart of Dunfermline. With its stylish decor and friendly atmosphere, it has quickly become a favourite among locals since it opened. Known for creative brunch dishes, quality coffee and freshly baked cakes, it’s a brilliant spot for a relaxed weekend treat, or to start your day with something a little special.
 

The Mercat, Culross

In the picture-perfect village of Culross, The Mercat feels like stepping back in time. Housed in a historic building, it offers a warm, traditional atmosphere to match the cobbled streets outside. Opened in August 2025, it’s the ideal pit stop when exploring this beautifully preserved village for light lunch, scones or cake. Home to a lovely interiors shop, it has all the feel-good vibes.
 

Crail Harbour Gallery and Tea Room

Tucked away in the picturesque East Neuk village of Crail, this charming tea room doubles as a gallery showcasing local artwork. Enjoy delicious homemade cakes with a view from the quaint outdoor terrace with stunning coastal views. And don't miss a photo stop at the harbour, which is one of the UK's most photographed harbours.