Terrible service, really bad. I would not recommend at all. Plus, the coffee is so bad. I've tasted…read morehot dog water with a more pleasing flavor.

Everytime I come to aberfeldy I make sure to go to The Habitat Cafe. It's dog friendly, has…read moredelicious food and lovely staff. Their wide selection of tea is amazing and is an adventure in itself. Well priced and nicely decorated, this family friendly cafe is a must. I highly recommend it. I had the feta, beetroot, walnut sandwich and tomato, chilli soup along with green tea. My family also enjoyed their meals. As a vegetarian I felt that there was a good amount of options. If you are in aberfeldy, you need to eat here.

Tucked away in this small village just off the A90 between Perth and Dundee is this quaint and cosy…read morecoffee shop in an old converted railway station. To get to the toilets, you have to walk across the platform...very unique! For those into traditional crafts, the well stocked craft shop contains all you could desire for making greetings cards, children's toys, sewing and knitting. The old-fashioned station themed coffee shop has home-made cakes to die for which more than makes up for lack of good quality coffee. The small open fire is often lit with the flickering flames adding to the overall cosy feel and there is a large car park. Very polite and friendly staff are the final ingredient that make this coffee shop a must to try....choo, choo......

We visited twice in 3 days during our recent stay in Aberfeldy. The pies were hit or miss, but the…read morehits were very good. Excellent coffee! Some of the hand pies were underbaked which was a huge bummer. Make sure you visually pick out pie with a crispy brown color and you should be good. The steak pies were absolutely the best. Rich and tender stewed meat inside that's loaded with flavor. The crust was delicious and crunchy outside, soft on the inside, and still had flakey layers. We had sausage rolls twice because the first time they were incredible. Unfortunately the second time around they were underbaked and the filling was not cooked through. We did really enjoy the morning buns. Large, puffy, soft, and chewy and filled with either eggs, sausage, bacon, or a combo. Excellent breakfast right there! The nice women behind the counter were very friendly and quick to help. The bright yellow exterior can't be missed on your way through town. It's tiny inside and best suited for take away. My kids loved the sprinkle donuts.

After filling the car opposite I asked the lady at the petrol station where she'd recommend for…read morebreakfast and she said "The Breadalbane". A "wee breakfast" is a very fair portion indeed and tasty too! Their bread looks very tempting too, I may need to pick up a loaf on my way out.

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.

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.

Ahhhh, Mackenzie's... do you like ice cream? AYE! I sure do. So when our tour of Loch Ness and the…read moreScottish highlands stopped here and recommended grabbing an ice cream cone, I did not hesitate. Especially when our tour operator informed usthey had a "Whiskey and Raspberry" flavor. I mean, come on! And then when we got there, I ended up getting a doblé scoop because they also have a "Scottish Tablet" flavor. I'm not even sure what that is, but it sounded Scottish, so I'm in! McKenzie's is a small little shop, and they offer other items besides ice cream, but that was all I was there for, so that was all I got. And I was very pleased with my selections. Rich creamy ice cream that absolutely hit the spot after a wonderful day of exploring beautiful Scotland. I think just about everyone from our bus went to the shop for an ice cream tree, but the service was very fast and they were friendly as well. I don't even know how to pronounce the town's name (Pitlochry), but if you ever find yourself in that region area, you should definitely treat yourself to a delicious ice cream treat!

Excellent Flat White coffee, just a little slow in preparing. Tables to sit at and one toilet in…read morethe lower level.

What an awesome find! I absolutely love chocolate and try to find a local spot anytime I travel. So…read moreof course I had to stop at the number one highland chocolatier's shop. We were greeted and shown the layout by the friendly staff. It was a beautiful spot with a retail space, a sit down area and a little window to peek into the kitchen. It was a shame to have shown up when there wasn't any priduction but they did have a tv that showed some of the processes used here. We browsed around the retail, bought a couple things than sat and ordered a few different truffle flavors, hot chocolate and the ice cream. Everything was delicious! I was a huge fan of the ice cream even with the weather not being so warm. The white drinking chocolate was a bit too sweet for me, I would next time do the classic drinking chocolate but the white hot chocolate was tasty! I would highly recommend stopping by here and can't wait to visit again

Very happy to have stumbled onto this chocolatier after a cold wet day in the Scottish Highlands…read more Everything pictured was made of chocolate, except the stone dragon. Their beans coming from suppliers in Central America, like my home country of Honduras. This hot chocolate was second only to Italian hot chocolate for me.

Great service, great food options, great food, and great prices. We all enjoyed a burger or a…read moreciabatta option, each made perfectly. Indoor and outdoor options available. Don't forget deserts when done...lemon shortcake was amazing.

Delicious food, excellent service! The buttermilk chicken burger, with side salad and French fries…read morewas outstanding!