Coffee place with the typical coffee selection of espresso, latte, tea and a variety of puddings…read more Nice seating are, friendly staff

I stopped at Mortons after a hike near Pitlochry. The premises are very modern, elegant and clean…read more The personnel was friendly enough and tried to accommodate guests requests as well as they were able. It was not the most kindest place I visited, but it was good enough for a stop and also because the other place I wanted to go to was overcrowded. I got a ginger cake and Americano. The cake was a bit on the dry side and too sweet for me. Prices are on the higher side, but guess that's what you pay nowadays in Pitlochry. Oh yes, and only one toilet.

Oh my goodness - I wish I lived closer to this spot. Referred to us by a local the 4 of us popped…read morein after a freezing cold day to find this cozy, fireplace ready spot waiting for us. The food was so so good, the service was quick and kind, and the ambiance is so cute! Throughout all my travels I kept wishing this spot was around the corner. So good and would go back in a heartbeat.

The food is delicious and very fresh looking. We were on a tight schedule, after explaining the…read moreserver not only got us a table without any reservation but also brought everything I ordered to us within thirty minutes. Which left us about 30 minutes to eat. Love the little patio outside with the pretty flowers, not to mention just across the street there is a wonderful little park. If I ever get to come back to this cute little town I would totally dine here again! Recommend to everyone!

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

Delicious food- loved how light and flavorful the vegan katsu curry was. Service was good as well.read more

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!

Sunday roast is magnificent. I was unprepared for how much food we would get or how delicious it…read morewould be. We got the shared roast which was easily enough food for 4 normal people. A bonus was a very fun sunday set of live gaelic music, which was very good

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.

Had a quick lunch here on our way to Edinburgh. Wish we had more time to explore the entire menu…read more The cakes and desserts looked Devine! Sadly they were out of scones the day we visited but I saw others with them and they looked wonderful. The restaurant was packed but service was quick and friendly. Inside of the restaurant is quite small but welcoming and we never felt smooshed. We ordered coronation chicken sandwiches as well as the soup which was parsnip and apple. Both of which were so delicious! The little pots of tea come with a timer to be sure it steeps properly. Cute little touch!

A casual spot for lunch in Pitlochry. The little town is worth a stop on your way to the Highlands!…read moreThere are many little restaurants and cafes to choose from but Hettie's was quite popular. We were in a hurry so we ordered a panini and scone to go. The panini was lovely! It was a large portion for the price and was very tasty. The scone, on the other hand, was pretty hard and dry. The cream it came with helped a lot, but it wasn't great. The tea room does have bathrooms for its guests.

On our way to the highlands, this was our first stop. While wandering the streets of Pitlochery, we…read moredecided to grab a small bite at this spacious cafe. There is actually a glass ceiling room towards the back, which is pretty cool and airy. Anyways, we all ordered some light bites. I had the Soup of the Day (£4.50), which was a vegetable soup on our visit. It was pretty simple --a hearty and warm bowl of soup with a side of baguette bread and butter wrapped like a candy. I saw the main entrees on other tables, which looked like hefty portions though. This cafe is a pretty standard spot to stop for a bite along your drive as there aren't too many options in the area.

Had an excellent couple of lattes here a few mornings back and certainly recommend them. Better…read morethan I'd had to this point (save Nero in Edinburgh).

Calluna was one of our tour guide's recommendations so we decided to give them a try for lunch…read more Small & cozy with a rustic feel, their lunch rush was starting around 12:15. They have a good variety of dishes from sandwiches/paninis/pizza to light breakfast, stuffed potatoes & soup of the day with coffee & tea varieties. Also, an abundance of baked goods & pastries. I ordered breakfast for lunch & got the fried egg, sausage (which happened to be local) with toast. Enjoyed the fresh, local ingredients breakfast. We also ordered the stuffed potato with vegetarian chili. This was a substantial portion so not the one if you want a lighter lunch but flavors were on point. We also returned the next day with another tour. Had the fruit scone with ham & butter-amazing!. Ordered a cappuccino with breakfast & it was perfect! You order at the counter & your food is brought out to your table. The servers were friendly, quick & attentive.

Service was great and it's really hard to find a good cup of decaf anything. And I had a wonderful…read morecup of dirty decaf chai tea latte.

visited here in Jan 2008. From the outside looked really good with lots of lovely home baking on…read moredisplay. The interior didn't match the exterior, Looked like it had been done out on the cheap. We decided on soup followed by coffee and a cake. The soup was okay - nothing special but the cakes were very good and served in huge portions. When we went to paid surprised to find they didn't take switch! One of us had to stay in the cafe until the other ran to the cash machine for money. Not very good for a tourist town. Don't think we will revisit

This was our second visit in a couple of years. Cakes are still all layed out in the open on a big…read moretable in the middle of the room (I'm amazed 'the health inspector' hasn't forced them to cover everything up), but any system for ordering is not clear. Cake and coffee were just ok, hot chocolate was delicious (without the unasked for, yucky, spray-can cream this time) and the freshly made fruit scone was good. The toilet was a disgrace, no hot water, toilet handle and seat lid broken. It gets a lot of use as there's only one, but at £9 for coffee, hot choc, small cake and scone for two, the least they could do is make sure the toilet is clean and all in working order. There are plenty of other cafés in Pitlochry; it's unlikely we'll go back to this one.

Nice little meat shop and deli in Fort Augustus at the southern end of Loch Ness. Came in for a…read morequick snack, got a meat pie and a bridie and they were served warm and tasty. Service at the counter is speedy and courteous and prices are fairly cheap. Recommended.

We took advantage of their lunch special to grab a quick bite while watching the ships go through…read morethe canal and searching for kitschy souvenirs of Loch Ness in the nearby shops. For £3.85 you get a cup of soup and ham or cheese sandwich with lettuce, tomato, pickle, mustard, etc. The soup was cream of mushroom, heavy on the cream, but with enough bits of mushroom to know that it's there. For the sandwich, I chose ham with mustard and pickle, which got some interesting looks from the man behind the counter (for the Americans reading this, these aren't kosher dill slices of pickle - it's more like a chutney). It wasn't much, but after a full Scottish breakfast, including haggis that morning, we just needed a wee bit to stop the growl. All the ingredients were fresh. They've got lots of meats and jarred food stuffs for sale, but we weren't in any position to take such items with us, nor to have it shipped.