Auchterarder 70 in Perth & Kinross

Almost 5 pounds for a cappuccino for which no order has been taken at first, for which you then have to wait more than 20 minutes, with a spoon and sugar missing and, as a highlight, a 10% service fee appears on the bill? As beautiful as it is in Gleneagles - unfortunately we didn't like it at all...

We love Gleneagles and The Dormy House. We popped in on our way north for a light lunch in Auchterarder Bar to find it had been changed to a pop up bar - La Barra de A70. The menu was limited and we chose a sharing beef nachos platter which was a very small portion and hardly fed one! It was beef chunks and I only found 2 chunks in the whole plate. Including 1 beer and 1 non alcoholic mojito, vastly overpriced for what fundamentally was soda water with lime and mint, the total bill including service charge was £48. We don’t mind spending money at Gleneagles when the quality is good but we felt that this was very poor. It would have been better having a full lunch in the Dormy House Restaurant. The staff and service were excellent as usual. A very disappointing visit to one of our favourite places

Visited recently for a quiet lunch. Excellent service and the ambience was perfect. Superb views of the Kings:Queens finishing holes

My friends from Canada and me came to play golf at Gleneagle. After the round, we had some drinks and lunch at the Auchteradar Seventy bar. When my friend paid for the bill, he noticed the amount on the credit card machine was different from the bill, he then raised the question and the waiter acknowleged it was over-charged for £3. We thought it was just a mistake and accident. The next day, after another round of golf, we went to the same bar for drinks and lunch, when we paid for the bill, the credit card machine over-charged us again compared to the bill. The first time can be considered as an accident, but it happened two days in a row, it just made us feel it is a systematic over-charging practise by the staff. Although each time the over charge were small, but it made us feel very un-comfortable to come back to the place again. My Canadian friend was so kind and he didn't request a refund, but my wife who is a Scottish felt very ashamed and let down by the dodge staff at a high end establishment like Gleneagles in Scotland. Gleneagles hotel and the golf club are excellent places for foreign visitors, but some sneaky staff very tarnish the image of the place.

made a lovely gin martini and some lovely vodka cocktails too had the best version of masala papad... somewhere near a masala nachos great view of the kings course, super vibe to watch football good service could spend time waiting for the rest of the group to finish their round of golf located in the clubhouse, do visit the women's restrooms :-)

Unfortunately left unimpressed by the over priced and limited food selection coupled with shoddy service. Also, vegetarians beware, you have been cancelled. £20+ for small scampi and small pot of fries, no veg nor salad. Service was mostly by uninterested staff who required several reminders that we'd ordered tea 15 minutes earlier. Eventually brought us tea for two, half the original amount ordered. Setting and views make up the stars given.

We had lunch here twice, after playing King’s Course and the PGA Centenary. We each had a pizza the first time around and that was good. Second time we decided to go for the curry and that was even better. Service was nice and friendly.

Had a few beers after golf. Nice craft beers and very friendly service. We all loved the peppered nuts and order several small bowls. It was only upon looking at the bill that we saw that they were £5 each. Hey ho. All in all a very nice spot and good starter for the Dormy next door.

Had lunch today after shooting at Gleneagles, golf courses closed due to the frost so nice and quiet.

The hotels own craft lager is unreal! The vibe in this bar in the clubhouse is relaxed and warm. Perfect for watching football in a classy environment.

Beautiful property, numerous opportunities - golf - birding, off-road excitement, - Loved visit to horse arena

A classy location for a quiet drink, lovely decor, takes you back to when travel was far more challenging A lovely setting

Came here to eat as the Dormy was fully booked for Sat evening. They had four TVs on showing English PL football. I can understand this is a bar but why do they need to be so loud.

Great food and service with amazing views of the golf course. Yes..... it’s actually at the clubhouse, not the hotel.

We approached the bar and asked if food was being served, the young girl told me yes and if we took a seat she would take menus over. We sat at a table and waited patiently. Another couple sat down and a different waitress served them, meanwhile our waitress was starting to serve newcomers at the bar. After what seemed like an age I approached the bar again for menus, she shouted across to her colleague who was too busy on her phone and obviously didn't appreciate my bothering her for some service. At that point we left. Rude!!

Went here after a meal elsewhere. They had special gins on offer, there was a gin festival the night we were there. Also a wee two piece band who got better the more you drank. Great views over the golf course. Service was not too quick, but I just think our order got forgotten, got there in the end!

Oak-panelled bar with an environment of sumptuous elegance, with relaxing views of the Queens course and adjacent greenery. Service is swift, responsive and unobtrusive. Delightful snack foods and beverages.

They had nice snack food, sliders tasted great. Overlooking the greens of Gleneagles. Very pretty setting, short walk from main hotel.

A very busy and noisy pub type atmosphere which was surprising as there was also lots of families using the facilities.

Spent mid morning here waiting for friends. Great views of the Queens course which made the time fly by. Table service was both friendly and quick. Coffee and gin menu both very good.

The Staff was excellent waiting on your table & they had an excellent selection for breakfast plus an additional speciality meals

Auchterarder 70 is the old-fashioned telephone number for this part of the hotel. Access via very steep steps at the front, but if you go round to the right hand side, near the trade entrance, you can walk halfway around the building on a path and then there is a gentle incline into the main building. The WC facilities are good with nice ESPA Bergamot and Jasmine products but on 2 consecutive days the hand-dryer (Mediclinics) did not work.

Great bar - superb service . Super cider and snacks such as Padron peppers and mini fish sandwiches . Rugby on a large screen

Loved the sports bar environment and set up. Good options of craft beer and a varied range of tapas on offer would have liked to see a healthy option on offer. Great that this bar and restaurant is open later also

Great bar for relaxing after the gouf with a nice choice of beers lovely malts & copious options if you like gin.They also do tapas style food dishes at reasonable prices.Well recommended.

We ended up in here every day after playing The Kings, Queens and PGA courses at the wonderful Gleneagles.

Decent bar for a drink either before or after playing a round of golf at Gleneagles. Prices are OK considering you are at a 5 star resort.

Adjacent to the 18 it provides a range of 'craft beers' and lite bites. Good table service and fine to pop in for a pint post a round.

We had lunch here after playing golf and enjoyed a welcoming drink and yummy tapas style food dishes.

We stayed in a superior room which was large and comfortable. The bathroom had a separate bath as well as a shower. The staff was very helpful and the spa was super.

What a disappointment 70 was when we came here for breakfast before going to play golf at Gleneagles.

Visited Auchterarder 70 after having afternoon tea in the hotel with two friends, have a lovely Eden Gin with Rose lemonade, very enjoyable, a singer was also there to entertain

Casual and buzzing place for a beer and some tapas or a burger or fish & chips. The tapas are fantastic. The humous, the salmon tartar, the olives ... all lovely and fresh. The squid is top notch - quite spicy but delicious.

Не смотря на то, что это джин бар, тут можно не только выпить и насладиться чудными видами из окон и террасы, но и отменно перекусить или полноценно поужинать или пообедать, компетентные и шустрые официанты порекомендуют вам, чтоб вы не растерялись в выборе еды и напитков. Джин тут представлен в огромном выборе, на абсолютно любой вкус! Не являясь поклонником этого напитка, хотела заказать бренди, но официант сказал, что это джин бар и коньяк и бренди тут не подают, по его совету, попробовала клубничный джин и к нему вместо тоника - лимонад из роз, рекомендую это чудесное сочетание! Десерт, суп и кофе все было в лучшем виде, спасибо!

Our family visited last night and had a great time tucking into a whole range of dishes from spicy squid, haggis samosas, wonderful pork ribs, carpaccio of venison ...and on it went!

Stopped for lunch at The Gleneagles on the way south, to find that the Dormy, our normal choice when not staying in the hotel, was closed for refurbishment. We chose Auchterarder 70, our first visit. Food and attentiveness of the staff was excellent, but why oh why was the soup served with desert spoons. This is simply not right! When the correct tool for the job was requested, apparently “they do not normally serve soup upstairs”, when the restaurant manager was asked on departure, apparently all the cutlery from the Dormy had been sent to the hotel!

Despite the Dormy being our intended destination, we chose Auchterarder 70 as its neighbour was closed for refurbishment and upgrading. Enjoyed a lovely lunch of tapas dishes of squid, lamb kofta, mac' cheese, and chunky chips surrounded by a pristine snow covered golf course with sunshine beaming down. Very restful and enjoyable with quick and friendly service as you expect at this venue!

Just back, great food, great service, wow outdoor jacuzzi and pools, we had a great time, go if you can even for one night

We dropped by on the way to Glasgow for a quick lunch. Food and service were excellent. Good informal place to go to get nice ‘snacky’ food.

We were going to go to the restaurant, but we’re told that it was operating on winter hours. We therefore decided to go to the bar and order their ‘tapas’.

The only part of our stay at the Gleneagles which was a disappointment was the bar Auchterarder 70. We drank here a couple of times and beers were great.

Very expensive but since the new owners have taken charge this resort is amazing. Very high end. Go with a full wallet and empty tummy!

Went for lunch with friends and family. Scottish tapas is a great idea. Prawns, falafel, sugar snap peas and chips were excellent. Sliders and haggis pakora were too, if a little heavy for some of us.

We fancied a spot of lunch and tried Auchterarder 70. It is set up like a sports bar with a huge screen and I can imagine it getting quite noisy during match or tournaments. The layout of the tables and seating along the windows facing the golf course reminded me of the original Dormy House 15yrs ago but modernised.

Had a fabulous gin experience in here . Craig has such a fabulous knowledge of gin and gave us some great tips on the correct accompaniments for my favourite gins. If you love gin then do visit you wont be disappointed .

After a huge breakfast and aronnd of golf we did not feel lika a big dinner so we went to the 70 bar for food.Food is served tapas style and size and it was perfect size portions for the kids as well.I would highly recommend the Haggis Pakora and also the Fish.

Although we had been to Auchterarder 70 for drinks, we had never tried the 'Scottish Tapas' menu for dinner. Friends had recommended it and we are really glad we gave it a try!

Situated in Gleneagles Golf club, but not typical golf club ambiance! Very good food, well presented and tasty. Arrived with party of 8 without booking but quickly found a lovely table, (was a Tuesday) almost private, in window bay. Service very good too.

A fantastic new bar / grill in the clubhouse at Gleneagles. Great little bar snacks. Super drinks menu and a great atmosphere. The service staff were very friendly yet professional. The food was amazing and the prices were very reasonable.

This is the bar at the clubhouse. It's excellent, really good selection of beer and wines and spirits and good service.

Really lovely place to sit and chill. Had snacks for lunch, which were nice but very overpriced for what you got .....£9 for 'sliders' which were 3 mini burgers...no sides with it e.g. fries or salad...they're extra. Nice balcony area overlooking the course, which was lovely as the weather was particularly nice on one of the days we were there. Staff were great...very friendly and attentive. As said in my review about the actual hotel....you're at Gleneagles so you're going to pay 'Gleneagles prices'.

A nice new addition to the hotel, we came for lunch, the food was good, although the service not ideal, the waitress forgot my wine and even when I reminded her it was slow arriving, when the boys went for a beer the next day after golf, it took 45 minutes for the beers to arrive after ordering.

The small bites all pack a punch. The deep fried squid, the sliders, little sausages, baba ganoush but also the treacle cured pieces of salmon.

Ideal snack place with a variety of small portions. We had sliders, fish goujons and chips , all were first class . With a beer and a wine an ideal,unwind. Great service. Pricey but worth it.

My wife and I had lunch today while staying in the hotel.

Informal bar/diner - a new addition to Gleneagles.

Goujons of haddock was excellent light lunch whilst limited menu plenty to choose from, as there is plenty of places to eat at Gleneagles Hotel this was a good experience

We noticed The Auchterarder 70 Bar when having a meal at the Dormy Restaurant and the following day whilst on a walk around The Gleneagles Hotel grounds we called in for a drink, nice atmosphere and great views out over the golf course and the hills in the distance, this must be a great place in the summer to sit and watch the golfers, the beer with the same name as the bar went down well, so much so after lunch in the hotel we came back to try another. We will most definitely pop in the next time we visit Gleneagles.

We tried the bar for a drink, mid week. It was very quiet, but the drinks were pleasant and the decor very sports bar in a good way

Casual, stylish bar/club house restaurant. Child friendly and as with all gleneagles establishments great service. The menu is more tapas, burgers & chips than fine dining but great after chipping a few balls or a brisk walk around the course or in my case great hangover food.

Fabulous - love this new bar. Well done. Great decor. Will return. Love it. Try the fish and the chips