We stopped for lunch at this historic inn, after a fine time visiting the lovely town of Pitlochry…read more It is dog friendly, the whole town and the pub. We enjoyed looking at the cute good dogs. My daughter had fresh mussels from the Shetland isle, and it was a generous portion. We couldn't have mussels from Southern coasts as there was a restriction on harvest. We had soup, cheeses, salad. Delicious food, and nice service in a bustling, happy, establishment.

Great atmosphere , food and service. Get the muscles with cream parsley sauce and oysters.read more

The Food! We ordered the Beef Roast for two along with 2 Murphy pints. We were a bit disappointed…read moreas it took about 1/2 hr or more to receive our order. Our waiter checked back periodically to let us know we weren't being forgotten. Our dinner finally arrived. The roast was cooked to perfection...medium rare. Plenty of roasted vegetables and yummy Yorkshire pudding. Lots of leftovers for next day dinner. Definitely well worth the cost.

HD dinner there with my wife and son. We picked the 33 pound 3 course menu and did not regret it…read more Food quality, taste, and quantity was very good. Ambiance is also very upbeat and tastefully decorated with live music a couple of times a week. Would definitely go back next time in town.

One of our favorite meals while in Scotland! We were staying at a hotel up the road so we decided…read moreto stop in on our last night in town. It was a Monday night, not too busy but quite a few inside. The people working were all very nice and attentive! Out of the two meals we got I couldn't pick a favorite! We would definitely come back!

4.5 stars here. After some deep research of the options in Pitlochry, we chose Victoria's for its…read moremenu variety-Scottish, Italian, Latin, etc. We were not disappointed. There is a nice flower rimmed patio here that would have been our preference but alas Scottish weather did not cooperate. Interior basic tables and chairs. Attentive service much appreciated. A number of Scottish cuisine dishes caught my eye while perusing the menu. We picked Garlic Bread to start, mainly due to the fact that across the board we have enjoyed amazing breads while in Scotland. Though it could have had more garlic flavor, the bread was delicious. My DW was not overly hungry so she chose the Beetroot and Goat Cheese salad. This was pronounced delicious and mention was made of the mild, not too robust, flavor of the cheese. Scottish lamb-Roast Rump of Perthshire Lamb-was my choice. Served with ratatouille & dauphinoise potatoes, both of which I felt were truly outstanding. The potatoes especially were an excellent compliment to the lamb. I was pleasantly surprised how the flavor of the lamb was much less "gamey" than most of my past experiences. The unctuous flavor was eye opening and the red wine jus added deep flavor to the dish. Loved it. We skipped dessert here for the ice cream shop down the street. If you visit Pitlochry, be advised that the tourist busses can flood the town day and evening so if you want to visit Victoria's, best to make a reservation. Highly recommended.

It's this simple:…read more The food is good and a more reasonable price than many of the other surrounding restaurants and pubs. The people are nice. My fiance and I ate there twice during a 2-day visit to Pitlochry, because we just couldn't imagine getting anything as good for as fair a price. It is a tiny wee place, but worth a bit of crampiness.

Popped into the Strathgarry for a wee caffeine based pick me up on a Friday afternoon. From the…read morestreet this place looks really nice: Smart staff, lovely solid wooden furniture and decorated in a contemporary style. But when we walked through the door the smell of drains should have us running for the hills. Unfortunately, when you have a small child in desperate need of juice rapid changes of direction are ill-advised, if not impossible. I really wish that I could say that the smell was a glitch and that everything else was wonderful. It wasn't. The drain smell did seem to be confined to the corridor so we sat down. We hadn't even managed to get our arms our of jackets when a waitress appeared. No greeting, no smile, no eye contact "Drinks?". We obviously didn't look hungry because no sooner had we asked for a drink each she was gone, answering the phone must take precedence over serving customers. We waited until she came back with our drinks to order scones. I wouldn't have bothered had I realised that even serving our drinks was too big an ask. My coffee was as good as thrown at me and no acknowledgement was made to the fact that a good portion of the cappuccino ended up in the saucer. The scones were served/launched in the same manner with butter portions ending up off plates and on the table. At this point it was getting a bit funny. If starring in Fawlty Towers is your idea of a good afternoon out. Sadly the scones and drinks didn't compensate for the crap service. The coffee was weak, watery and lukewarm and the scones didn't look or taste homemade. The best bit about the Strathgarry was looking in the window. Once you've done this keep on walking. Unless you have money to waste having a good giggle at how bad service can be.

It really is unfair. This place is starting with the huge advantage of being located in the…read morebeautiful town of Aberfeldy. There are two parts to the establishment. A traditional pub with some lovely pints at a reasonable price and the cafe/restaurant. There are some stunning items on the menu which use the access to fresh Scottish produce very well. If you are in the area - you definitely need to visit the Black Watch Inn.

Simply fantastic, what an experience! The host were so cordial and hospitable. The food was…read moreamazing, you will not be dissappointed, don't miss this charming eatery.

Absolutely phenomenal restaurant. One of the most cozy, romantic, and unique spots we've ever been…read moreto. We met the owner, and she was thoroughly lovely. The tatties and neeps were one of those dishes you see in tv that you take a bite and then just stop for a full moment because it's so delicious. The desserts were absolutely mouthwatering. An absolute must visit for anyone in the area.

The Logierait Inn was 5 stars because it was a perfect experience. The inn which was established in…read more1710 is updated, well lit and cozy. We had 6 in our party and our space was comfortable. The staff was attentive, friendly and top of it. We all chose different items from the diverse menu and we all "cleaned our plates"! The food was delicious! I'm sooo glad I chose the sticky toffee pudding for dessert, and didn't have to share! I highly recommend this well run restaurant with wonderful staff and delicious comfort food meals!

We are currently staying in Logierait Lodges & Cottages, and The Logierait Inn is perfectly…read moresituated... less than 50m from our lodge! On arrival night, we decided to treat ourselves to a pub dinner. We have our 1 year old with us, so managed to get a table no problem at 17.00. However, if you wanted to dine a little later I would recommend booking, as the staff told us they are busy from 7 onwards. It is only 5 miles from Pitlochry, so I think it is very popular with locals and visitors alike, and also draws in the pre-thetare crowd from the Pitlochry Festival Theatre. This is a beautiful building, established in 1710, and has been renovated to a very high standard. I didn't get a really good look around, as the 1 year old keeps me occupied, but it seems like a large space with lots of little nooks and crannys to explore. There is a buzzer system to use, which allows you to alert the staff that you are ready for your next course, or want the bill... A great idea for a large space, especially when you have a little one with you who isn't always the most patient of diners! As for the menu, there was lots to choose from. I opted for penne pasta in a cream sauce with strips of Ayrshire bacon, and my other half opted for battered North Sea haddock & chips. Both dishes were delicious and well presented. As for the kids menu - there were some nice choices, but I felt expensive at £8.25 for a main course, a drink and ice-cream. The food however was once again delicious and fresh. This is a lovely place to dine if you are staying in Pitlochry, or the surroundings, and perfect if you happen to be staying in Logierait Lodges. I think we may end up here once more during our week in Perthshire!

This is a pub not to overlook. Great family environment, amazing burgers and steak pies! Huge plus…read moreis that they are always friendly and willing to fit in people where they can, rather than the competing restaurants/pubs. Struan and Cameron were the best waiters, very friendly and lovely to chat with.

As a regular visitor to Aberfeldy this is my hostelry of choice. Probably not the most exciting of…read morebeer choices by me, but just go for a pint of Tennants.nectar!

A tad slow to fill our 14 bellies…read more We (11 adults and 3 kids) came here for dinner the other night looking forward to a family get together. The waiter was mega friendly, showing us to our table and taking our drinks order with great efficiency. Schiehallion for me please! While we waited on our food we drank & chatted in this lovely, atmospheric, stone and wood adorned highland bar and the locals were more than willing to lend a hand to snap a group hug photo. We continued to chat and drink and chat... By this time our bellies were more than ready for food, but more chatting and a couple more Schiehallions were to come before sustenance arrived. Have to say the food was pretty standard and to be honest I was a wee bit disappointed, especially since other reviews on other sites were so positive. So that along with the wait were a bit of a pain, however the ambience and waiting/bar guys were fantastic so I'd be willing to give it another go if I'm passing.

A very ornate restaurant on the walls historical references are to mining on the plates the…read morefavourite and recommended is the haddock and fries. Served with a side salad and lemon drizzle. A bustling venue during the day especially at their outside patio, but inside on a hot day you will need the doors open.