The Mirador Café and Takeaway

Fabulous Food on the Fife Coastal Path

The Mirador Café and Takeaway

The Mirador Café and Takeaway at Elie Holiday Park serves some of the very best barista coffee in the East Neuk of Fife together with tasty pastries, home baking, breakfast choices, top notch takeaway favourites and ice cream.

It's the perfect spot to grab a tasty takeaway if you're walking the Fife Coastal Path. Well behaved dogs are welcome.

Contact details

The Mirador Café and Takeaway
Elie Holiday Park
Shell Bay
Elie
Fife
KY9 1HB

Menus

Main Menu - sit in or takeaway

Opening hours

(Typical hours between March - October)

Daily: 9am - 9pm

4th - 30th November

Mon - Thu: 9am - 6pm
Fri/Sat: 9am - 8pm
Sun: 9am - 6pm

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Reusable Coffee Cup

Buy your favourite hot drink and a reusable cup for just £5. Enjoy 10% off every hot drink when you reuse your Mirador cup in the café.

Kincraig View Restaurant

We invite you to relax and enjoy a delicious menu, freshly prepared and expertly created using the very best produce which, wherever possible, is sourced locally. We offer a choice of tempting dishes (including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options). Look out for our tasty range of Gourmet Burgers. Well behaved dogs are welcome in the Kincraig View Restaurant.

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Interior of the Kincraig View Restaurant at Elie Holiday Park

Ruddons Bar

At the heart of Elie Holiday Park is family friendly Ruddons Bar. Home to some of Scotland's best band, singers and acts you can enjoy sounds of the 60s and 70s through to the chart topping hits of the 80s, 90s, 00s and today. Well behaved dogs are welcome.

View entertainment.

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Interior of Ruddons Bar at Elie Holiday Park

Smugglers' Cove Games Room

From driving games to air hockey, a pool table and traditional arcades, there's plenty to keep everyone entertained at the Smugglers' Cove Games Room (located next to Ruddons Bar).

The Robinson Crusoe Adventure Park

The Robinson Crusoe Adventure Park at Elie Holiday Park, Shell Bay, reflects the area’s connection with famous Lower Largo sailor, Alexander Selkirk. The impressive galleon is surrounded by palm trees and takes the form of a two-masted sailing ship linked to a fantasy desert island.

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