Perthshire Restaurant Guide

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In Perthshire you can expect dramatic Highland landscapes, immaculate colourful gardens, rich fertile farmlands, sparkling waters and air like wine. This is a haven of food and drink production. Look out for the farmers' markets and the small farms that sell their produce direct to the public and local restaurants.

There's a strong competitive spirit among Perthshire's chefs which is good news for diners. Don't miss the Perthshire Food Festival every spring when local chefs put on a special display of their culinary skills.



Restaurants in Aberfeldy

  • Image of Fortinghall HotelFortinghall Hotel

    Fortingall lies at the geographical centre of Scotland and it comes complete with an ancient yew tree thought to date back some 5,000 years.

    Fortingall, Aberfeldy, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern Scottish

Restaurants in Auchterarder

  • Image of Andrew Fairlie at GleneaglesAndrew Fairlie at Gleneagles

    Gleneagles, the world's most famous golfing hotel, is a lavish mansion designed in the style of a French château and set in 850 acres of grounds landscaped by Capability Brown.

    The Gleneagles Hotel, Auchterarder, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern French

  • Image of Duchally Country EstateDuchally Country Estate

    Set in 27 acres of parkland amid some of Perthshire's most spectacular scenery, Duchally Country Estate is also conveniently located just a mile from the A9 and 15 minutes' drive from Perth itself.

    Gleneagles, Auchterarder, Perthshire - Cuisine: Scottish

  • Image of Strathearn at GleneaglesStrathearn at Gleneagles

    The world-famous 'Palace on the Glen' needs no introduction. Arguably one of the best-known golfing hotels in the world, Gleneagles also offers myriad sporting pursuits, a high-class spa and plenty of possibilities of you are looking for food and drink.

    The Gleneagles Hotel, Auchterarder, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern Scottish

Restaurants in Balquhidder

  • Image of Monachyle MhorMonachyle Mhor

    The setting is unbelievable, a 200 year old farmhouse surrounded by 2,000 acres which you will find after driving 6 miles up a glen by the shores of Loch Voil; rich in history the legendary Rob Roy Macgregor lived, farmed and died in the glen and is buried, along with his family, in the local kirkyard.

    Loch Earn Head, Balquhidder, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern Scottish

Restaurants in Blair Atholl

  • Image of The Loft RestaurantThe Loft Restaurant

    With its turret, oak beams and eclectic decor, the Loft Restaurant makes an unusual and atmospheric dining opportunity, whether you are looking for a snack or a full meal.

    Invertilt Road, Blair Atholl, Perthshire - Cuisine: International

Restaurants in Blairgowrie

  • Image of Dalmunzie Castle HotelDalmunzie Castle Hotel

    A quintessential Highland laird's mansion (circa 1510) built in true baronial style with towers and turrets, Dalmunzie House stands on a 6,500-acre estate not far from the golf course and the ski slopes of Glenshee.

    Spittal of Glenshee, Blairgowrie, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern European

  • Image of Kinloch House HotelKinloch House Hotel

    Kinloch House is a gentrified showcase for Scottish hospitality in the grand manner. The ivy-clothed Victorian stone mansion – gloriously set in 25 acres overlooking the Lunan Burn – has impressive panelled rooms, waiting staff formally dressed in tartans, blazing log fires and fabulous antique furniture.

    , Blairgowrie, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern European

  • Image of Meikleour HotelMeikleour Hotel

    The Meikleour Hotel restaurant is a characterful and intimate dining area with seven tables accommodating up to 25 guests enhanced by a lovely log fire in the winter.

    Meikleour, Blairgowrie, Perthshire - Cuisine: British

Restaurants in Callander

  • Image of Roman Camp Country House HotelRoman Camp Country House Hotel

    This warm and inviting small hotel nestles in 20 acres of manicured gardens on the banks of the river Teith in the heart of the Trossachs; it has a home-from-home feeling and a relaxing atmosphere.

    Off Main Street, Callander, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern Scottish

  • Image of Callander MeadowsCallander Meadows

    Nick and Susannah Parkes learned their trade at Gleneagles before setting up on their own at this comfortable Georgian townhouse situated in Scotland's first National Park.

    24 Main Street, Callander, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern British

Restaurants in Comrie

  • Image of Royal HotelRoyal Hotel

    Queen Victoria bestowed the regal moniker on this old coaching inn, which nestles in the centre of Comrie amid the splendour of Strathearn and the Perthshire highlands.

    Melville Square, Comrie, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern British

Restaurants in Crieff

  • Image of Knock Castle HotelKnock Castle Hotel

    After a spell as the Roundelwood Spa, this Victorian Gothic edifice (built for a Scottish shipping magnate) has reverted to its original name thanks to the arrival of chef/proprietor Jason Henderson and his team.

    Drummond Terrace, Crieff, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern Scottish

Restaurants in Dunning

  • Image of Kirkstyle InnKirkstyle Inn

    Local farmers rub shoulders with Gleneagles golfers and tourists in this unpretentious pub in the centre of Dunning village. A log fire burns in the split-level bar during the winter months, while most activity switches to the beer garden by the trickling waters of the Dunning Burn stream when the sun shines.

    Kirkstyle Square, Dunning, Perthshire - Cuisine: Gastro pub

Restaurants in Fort Augustus

  • Image of Lovat ArmsLovat Arms

    A landmark Victorian hotel in a prime spot overlooking the southern end of Loch Ness, the Lovat Arms also boasts fine views of the five-lock 'staircase' of the Caledonian Canal.

    Loch Ness, Fort Augustus, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern Scottish

Restaurants in Kenmore

  • Image of Kenmore Hotel, Taymouth RestaurantKenmore Hotel, Taymouth Restaurant

    Widely touted as 'Scotland's oldest inn', the Kenmore was built in 1572 and enjoys a lovely setting right by the banks of the River Tay.

    The Square, Kenmore, Perthshire - Cuisine: Scottish

  • Image of Mains of Taymouth Courtyard BrasserieMains of Taymouth Courtyard Brasserie

    'A pleasure to find such a welcoming dining experience in an area devoid of quality eating houses,' commented one UK Restaurant Guide user about this exciting, family-friendly brasserie/bar a stone's throw from Loch Tay.

    Mains of Taymouth Courtyard, Kenmore, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern Scottish

Restaurants in Kinross

  • Image of The Green HotelThe Green Hotel

    This converted eighteenth-century coaching inn boasts two highly rated championship golf courses in beautiful parkland bordering Loch Leven. It's a personally run affair set in landscaped grounds just five minutes from the centre of Kinross.

    2 The Muirs, Kinross, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern Scottish

  • Image of The Grouse and ClaretThe Grouse and Claret

    The gourmandising name actually refers to a trout-fishing fly, which is apt since this family-run restaurant-with-rooms stands in 40 acres of lush wild meadows, complete with four, trout-filled 'lochans'.

    Heatheryford, Kinross, Perthshire - Cuisine: Scottish

Restaurants in Perth

  • Image of 63 Tay Street Restaurant63 Tay Street Restaurant

    Superb views across the Tay to the Kinnoull Hills are a feature of this well-supported, chic neighbourhood restaurant. A new team is settling in, and chef/co-proprietor Graeme Pallister is keen to develop his own style.

    63 Tay Street, Perth, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern Scottish

  • Image of Deans at Let's EatDeans at Let's Eat

    A fixture of the Perth scene for more than a decade, Let's Eat occupies an early-Victorian theatre in the centre of town.

    77 - 79 Kinnoull Street, Perth, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern Scottish

  • Image of Duncan's RestaurantDuncan's Restaurant

    James Duncan's popular neighbourhood restaurant is right in the centre of Perth, close to the shops, the Concert Hall and Theatre.

    33 George Street, Perth, Perthshire - Cuisine: European

  • Image of Huntingtower HotelHuntingtower Hotel

    Set in six acres of stunning landscaped grounds complete with a meandering burn and a famous brigade of resident ducks, this one-time mill owner's residence has been lavishly transformed into a romantic country house hotel.

    Crieff Road, Perth, Perthshire - Cuisine: Scottish

  • Image of Kerachers RestaurantKerachers Restaurant

    Since opening in May 1999, Kerachers Restaurant has developed a reputation as one of Perth's leading restaurants. With a menu celebrating the best of modern Scottish seafood and beef, owners Pamela and Peter Keracher have created a culinary gem in the heart of Perthshire.

    168 South Street, Perth, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern Scottish

  • Image of Murrayshall Country House HotelMurrayshall Country House Hotel

    A Mecca for golfers, with two championship courses, Murrayshall is one of those imposing Scottish country houses standing in sumptuous grounds at the heart of a 350-acre estate.

    New Scone, Perth, Perthshire - Cuisine: Anglo French

  • Image of No 1 The Bank Bistro, Parklands HotelNo 1 The Bank Bistro, Parklands Hotel

    No. 1 The Bank Bistro overlooks the Parklands Hotel's garden on Perth's St Leonard's Bank and a delightful location if ever there was one.

    2 St Leonard's Bank, Perth, Perthshire - Cuisine: British

  • Image of Parklands Hotel, Acanthus RestaurantParklands Hotel, Acanthus Restaurant

    The warm, welcoming Parkland Hotel in the 'Fair City' of Perth' was once the home of the Lord Provost, but has been sympathetically extended over the years.

    2 St Leonard's Bank, Perth, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern Scottish

Restaurants in Pitlochry

  • Image of Killiecrankie House HotelKilliecrankie House Hotel

    Built in 1840 as the private residence for a local church minister Killiecrankie sits in four acres of wooded grounds with great views: from the front of the house you can gaze over the wooded hillside of Fonuvik across the Pass of Killiecrankie and the River Garry.

    Killiecrankie, Pitlochry, Perthshire - Cuisine: Scottish

  • Image of Dunalastair HotelDunalastair Hotel

    Originally built as a soldiers' refuge, this greatly extended hotel looks and feels as Scottish as tartan. Formals meals are served in the splendid panelled Schiehallion Restaurant, a baronial room resplendent with a log fire and a 'chandelier' fashioned from stag's antlers.

    Kinloch Rannoch, Pitlochry, Perthshire - Cuisine: European

  • Image of Moulin Inn & HotelMoulin Inn & Hotel

    Dating from 1695 the original Moulin Inn has seen a lot of changes over the centuries and is now an award-winning hostelry which has returned to its roots: the old fires have been opened up, the stone walls have been carefully exposed, and there are beams from the stables and aged woodwork in the bar.

    11-13 Kirkmichael Road, Pitlochry, Perthshire - Cuisine: Scottish

  • Image of Old Armoury RestaurantOld Armoury Restaurant

    Once a bolthole for the Black Watch Regiment, the Old Armoury is situated in idyllic woodlands by Loch Faskally and now doubles as a restaurant and tearoom with lovely gardens for al fresco meals and a cosy interior for candlelit meals.

    Armoury Road, Pitlochry, Perthshire - Cuisine: Scottish

  • Image of Pine Trees HotelPine Trees Hotel

    A classic Scottish country mansion built in 1892, the Pine Trees Hotel stands impressively in ten acres of gardens and woodland on the fringes of Pitlochry.

    Strathview Terrace, Pitlochry, Perthshire - Cuisine: European

  • Image of Port-na-Craig InnPort-na-Craig Inn

    Established in 1650, nearly a hundred years before the Battle of Culloden, this ancient inn stands on the banks of the River Tummel at the end of the Rob Rob Way (a famous walk from Drymen to Pitlochry).

    Port-na-Craig, Pitlochry, Perthshire - Cuisine: Scottish

  • Image of The Green Park HotelThe Green Park Hotel

    Owned and run by two generations of the McMenemie family, this long established and highly popular hotel makes much of its location, with extensive grounds running down to the still waters of Loch Faskally.

    Clunie Bridge Road, Pitlochry, Perthshire - Cuisine: Scottish

  • Image of The Old Mill InnThe Old Mill Inn

    A converted corn mill at the 'gateway to the Highlands' is the setting for this flexible, family-run, family-friendly inn with rooms, The Old Mill Inn at Pitlochry.

    Mill Lane, Pitlochry, Perthshire - Cuisine: Gastro pub

Restaurants in St Fillans

  • Image of The Four Seasons Hotel, Meall Reamhar RestaurantThe Four Seasons Hotel, Meall Reamhar Restaurant

    Built in the early years of the nineteenth century for the manager of the local limekilns and later used as a schoolmaster's house, this greatly extended Victorian residence is hidden on a wooded hillside by the banks of Loch Earn.

    Loch Earn, St Fillans, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern Scottish

Restaurants in Stanley

  • Image of Ballathie House HotelBallathie House Hotel

    The prospect of serious fishing and hunting brings hordes of devotees to this baronial mansion surrounded by a 1,500-acre sporting estate on the banks of the Tay.

    Kinclaven, Stanley, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern Scottish

Restaurants in Tormaukin

  • Image of The Tormaukin HotelThe Tormaukin Hotel

    The latest venture from the McKie family is a revitalised roadside inn hidden away in the Perthshire countryside surrounded by the Ochil Hills.

    Glendevon, Tormaukin, Perthshire - Cuisine: Modern Scottish