Cute wee local- but not scary local pub! Guests welcome!…read moreLive music on many different nights and an open mic on weds! Very quaint a nice place to have a pint with some friends .

Great little pub, definitely the smallest in Perth, with lots of character, loads of real ale, a…read moregood crowd of friendly punters, open mike night on Wednesday with lots of local talent and regular bands and gigs.

Off the beaten path, we passed this wee pub while out and about in Perth for a few days. Honestly,…read moreit looks a lot cooler and seemed a bit more inviting from the outside than it did on the inside. Once we went in, there were only a handful of people sitting at the wee bar and one quiet bartender. We ordered our drinks and sat down for a chat. There's really not much to this pub. Loads of seating, TVs abound and even a Wii in the corner for who knows what! We only stayed for one drink as nothing was really going on in this pub and we were itching to find other places to try. I'm sure we'd go back if we ever made our way back to Perth- but maybe on a Friday or Saturday night when there's more going on.

Popped into the Old Ship Inn in the Fair City of Perth over the weekend, it has got busier as Tina…read moremust have over 60 different Gins, she had to open upstairs room to cope with the demand, very friendly pub the staff again were great even in the busy time and the locals were good as well ha ha.

Such a great experience eating at the Taybank Garden the other day! We heard the live music from…read morethe street and immediately decided to eat dinner there. The weather was absolutely perfect, and the vibes were great. We ordered fries, salad, humus, and pizza, as well as two beers. The food took almost an hour to get to us, but with the great views and the live music, we really were not too bothered by this. We sipped on our beers and enjoyed the experience while waiting on the food. There was an event of some sort happening at the same time that included food being cooked out in the open, which was fun to watch (even if we couldn't eat it). Highly, highly recommend eating here!

Loved our stay at the Taybank. Fantastic location. Located in Dunkeld Scotland, surrounded my large…read morepines, the lovely village of Dinkeld and the beautiful Tay river bank, hence the name "Taybank". We arrived to a casual setting with only 5 rooms available to rent. Our room is spacious and cozy. We made reservations at the restaurant and the food was fresh and light with many great option. After dinner we headed to the riverside Picnic tables to enjoy the lasting sunlight, a glass of wine and to watch the birds, a rainbow and relax. Even if you are passing through, it is worth having lunch and sitting riverside. We will be back. Love it here.

Didn't going to the pub but the food in the…read more restaurant was fabulous brilliant! recommend it to anyone going to for Cowdenbeath Scotland

I couldn't agree less with the psychotic, bitter, paranoid ramblings of Guessingme. The Dunvegan is…read moreexactly what it is, a local pub full of local characters. What sets it apart from the other pubs in Cowdenbeath is the quality of its food. The landlord and landlady are a charming couple who took on a pub with a bit of a hairy reputation and have worked tirelessly on a continual programme of improvement. Like most small town pubs there may be the odd moment where someone steps over the line but the landlord is very quick to resolve any issues. If you want flowers on the tables and Jeeves talking about Marx and nuclear fission then try the Rotary Club or similar. If you walk into the Dunvegan and there's football on the tv, a bunch of ex miners arguing about something, three lassies in insufficient clothing tottering about and a fairly respectable couple sitting at the end of the bar, you'll know that me and my wife are out! Cowdenbeath is an ex colliery town, and the clientele in the local bars reflect that. I'd sooner spend a night there with genuine people than waste a fortune on some jumped up city centre 'club' full of poseurs and lying wannabee inadequates. Oh, and by the way, Guessingme you twisted freak. I am not out of work, I am very much in work, very well paid, highly educated, intelligent and articulate. Unlike you, who cannot string two sentences together correctly, I stayed at school, college and Uni long enough to learn spelling and grammar. There is never a space between the end of a sentence and the resultant full-stop, unlike the space between your deluded self perception and the reality of your awesome and obvious lack of basic intelligence. Has nobody pointed out to you the 'caps lock' key on your keyboard? Get a life, and if I were you I would never let anyone in Cowdenbeath know who you really are, or you would probably find that the real 'nightmare' is not the bars in Cowdenbeath (mixed plurals you f**kwit), but probably the people who would like a wee 'chat' with you for your obscene insulting comments.

Local pub with great food. The portions are generous and reasonable prices. All of the food was…read moredelicious... the steak pie was a highlight. Awesome location to grab a pint and a bite when exploring Falkland.

I went there about a year ago for a meal, the service was good, the prices were a bit steep for a…read morecountry pub. I had the rumbledethumps for a starter, i'm sorry to say it was like eating raw potatoes and onions in a cream sauce, the main of venison and beef pie was ok but i've had better, I didn't stay for a dessert and i don't think i will be back for seconds

This is a very friendly, relaxed restaurant in this village inn. We were seated in the conservatory…read morewith a good view of the garden and we enjoyed watching all the sparrows and finches while we waited. A word of warning though we got the last free table so might be a good idea to book ahead. The range of options on the menu was excellent. The restaurant does a Senior Citizens lunch menu offering smaller portions. My mother liked this idea as her aptetite is not what it was. However she still managed to polish off two courses very good value at £8. The rest of the food was good, with special mentions for the lovely crisp chunky chips and the coffee, both of which were well above average. A special mention too for the staff who were all extremely friendly and helpful. All in all a very pleasant lunch.

Lovely dinner! Pub style atmosphere of cozy tables, friendly service, and lots of locals. Menu…read moreoptions vary regularly it looks like, see the chalkboard inside. They had a great selection of toasties and some usual fare like burgers and chips. Sole filet with fried squid over herbed orzo was delicious! Buttery soft fish and crunchy squid made a delicious combination. The pork belly over bubble and squeak with apple cider cream was very savory and cooked perfectly. Our first bubble and squeak - it was very good. Dunvegan smoked salmon with crème fraiche was excellent - a gentle smoke and very fresh and delicate. You can really taste the salmon and the smoke was complimentary and not overpowering. Somehow the tomato soup with horseradish stole the show!

This is one of my favorite go-to pubs when I visit Dundee! Located conveniently in the city-centre,…read morein a handsome circular building, this pub is a fantastic option on this end of the street. Serves your normal Dundee pub-grub. Attracts a mix of professionals, shoppers, tourists, and workers from the downtown area. Beautiful stained glass windows.

It's a simple pub. Quite nice one actually - if there wasn't the music. This place is the best…read moreexample how bad music attracts the wrong kind of people and thus ruins the entire atmosphere. Cheapest pop music with no sense of taste. Thus the nice interior becomes cheap and crappy. At least the staff is quite friendly.