Comrie Hotel Restaurant in Perth & Kinross

Absolutely brilliant weekend. Family time with sister brother in law, brother sister in law and sister’s sister in law and husband. Well that’s a bit of a tongue twister. We had a fabulous weekend together. Weather wasn’t great but the service and meals made up for it. Food was of the highest standard. Good quality and healthy home made recipe’s with plenty of it made our visit all the more special. Staff were very friendly and couldn’t do enough to make our stay enjoyable. Very clean with an emphasis on Covid 19 safety precautions. Every member of our group agreed that they would certainly go back for another visit, so we have booked rooms for the same time next year. A big thank you to the staff who worked so hard to make our stay so enjoyable. Margaret Anne.

The Lentil soup was of good substance, but under seasoned and (just) warm enough, while the sandwich was okayish. No disasters and helpful friendly service, but the food could be better

Fabulous fresh, amazingly cooked haddock, homemade chips, peas and tartare sauce. This was a fabulous good value meal. Service provided by Margaret and Ian was second to none. We were quite a large party and were made to feel very welcome. Thinking of spending a weekend in the hotel. Thanks For great service Margaret and Ian.

We called in for an early evening snack and drink and the staff at the Comrie looked after us well. Food and service were spot-on.

We booked a meal having found on the hotel website that there was a childrens' menu. When we arrived at our booked time we were immediately informed that there was no childrens' menu and that they were under pressure because of a large group who had just arrived without a booking. We eventually were served almost an hour after our arrival. The four adults in our family were very happy with the food that we received. However the two young boys were left hungry as they were unable to eat the burgers which they did not want but were the only items on the menu that they might possibly have liked. After the meal we were told that because of a local event the menu had been changed. However the hotel website still included a childrens' menu which did not exist. If we had known this we would not have booked at all. The waitress was very pleasant and apologetic, but she should not been placed in such a position. A hotel must surely realise that if they choose to advertise on line they must provide accurate information or risk reviews like this.

Just had a meal in this little gem of a restaurant, food was excellent as was service will definitely be back

Been going to Comrie for years and until yesterday had never ventured in here, wish I had done it long ago. The little restaurant at the front of the hotel is spotless & well presented. The staff were brilliant. Friendly and engaging but not intrusive, a real bonus. The food is great classic Pub Grub, we had the Bacon Ceasar to start and was delicious. We then had Scampi and Chips, Haddock and Chips and Steak Pie, all of which were superb. The batter on the fish was some of the best I've ever had. If you are near Comrie looking for great food at a great price then you can't go wrong here, give it a try, you won't be disappointed.

Made to feel very welcome by cheery and professional staff, good range and choice for breakfast, poached egg and smoked salmon sure sets you up for the day!

Husband and I popped in here today for a late lunch in the cafe. Friendly staff, very welcoming. Both had the fresh breaded haddock and it was well presented and very tasty. Will definatley be back and now considering an overnight stay.

We have just returned from a two night stay in this fantastic family run hotel. We were a family of 5 and stayed in the cottages. From we arrived to our departure the staff could not do enough for us. . The accommodation was excellent, rooms spotless and beds very comfortable. Breakfast was cooked to order with all ingredients freshly sourced. We had dinner on both nights. Fish and chips, steaks and angus burgers all to die for. A special thanks to Charlotte, June, Suzanne and Vincent. Would highly recommend that you visit the Comrie hotel if you are in the area. We certainly will return.

We decided to give the Comrie Hotel a try for lunch. The bar had several customers - probably locals - we chose a seat in the restaurant. Nobody came to serve us so l went in search of assistance- young lad in kitchen and lady in bar - silence! I explained we were in restaurant and would like to order! Food was standard fare - burgers, steak pie, fish & chips etc - hot and nicely presented but let down by poorly trained staff who clearly are not experienced in waiting in a restaurant and with only basic people skills.

Stopped on the way home from west to east coast. Truly a horrible meal. The service was slow (staff were nice enough). Ordered fish for our young daughter, my wife ordered scampi and I ordered a cheese burger. Fish was horrible and full of bones so was not happy to give to my daughter so she had chips (which were standard frozen chips and pretty rubbish). Wife’s scampi and chips were frozen and again really tasteless and poor! My burger had been grilled (to point of burning) a long time ago then microwaved just to ensure all the moisture had completely gone but to add the cheese was horrible also. We were really disappointed with the meal and despite the cost being reasonable if you were having an edible meal, ours was not edible so totally not worth it! Had to go in to the bar area to pay decided against complaining as the bar was full of locals. Didn’t feel comfortable unfortunately. Regardless I would recommend avoiding a visit. Maybe it was a bad night, but it was so bad to make me give a one star which I haven’t done for ages.

Pause culinaire très sympathique et serveur au top. Pas très cher entre 10-15 euros pour plat et dessert

Had a lovely lunch there for Mother's Day. There was a set menu offered as well as the standard menu with a good selection of dishes and excellent value for money. Portion sizes were huge!! The staff were fantastic. Very friendly and welcoming. Would highly recommend.

Having dinner here is becoming a regular occurrence for us. The food is amazing and just thinking about it is making my taste buds go nuts. Their muscles are to die for. The service is great and staff are very friendly and helpful.

Had a great fish and chips in the Comrie Hotel for lunch. Delicious haddock. My daughter had the same and loved it too.

Received a warm welcome at this hotel for dinner on a quiet November evening. Husband and I both had the steak pie. Large portions and steak was tender in a nice gravy. We were both too full to have a dessert. Restaurant was nicely decorated. Would certainly be happy to visit here again. Good value for money.

Needed feeding so called in on speck. They were busy so did not have a lot left on the menu. That did not matter as what they offered was great. The staff were very obliging and friendly. Would recommend to anyone. Thank you.

This was an excellent restaurant with good menu choices. Lovely surroundings,nice friendly staff. We went twice for dinner during our cycling holiday. Had a good old chinwag with June.

Called in after walking up to Deils Cauldron.

The chef was very friendly and was more than happy to accommodate my complicated dietary requirements. Thank you to all...

There was a wide choice of good value meals to suit all tastes. The food was excellent, with very friendly service.

Had a wonderful stay. Enjoyed breakfasts & dinners. Staff very friendly & welcoming, gave a real family feel. Chef was accommodating for our requirements - all presented beautifully. Highly recommended.

Serve great Fish n'Chips and the Steak Pie is braw ! They change the menu with the seasons which keeps things interesting. Good wholesome food

Just been in for a meal with My husband and son, and found the place to be a very welcoming and a lovely clean environment. We chose one of the front restaurant rooms to sit in, it had a stone feature wall which was very nice. Staff were very friendly and very accommodating. My husband who had the steak pie said it was lovely (although he did say carrots instead of peas would have been a preference for him but not an optional alternative) I had the macaroni with smoked bacon and it came with side salad and chips which was very good the macaroni was delicious. My son had a half portion of the penne bolognese, it had chunks of veg in it particularly courgette and mushroom, of which he was trying for the first time in a sauce and he thoroughly enjoyed it! Which if you know my son that rates highly! We would definitely make a return next time we are in the area! Thanks again!

Mi comida era normal en el mejor. Tuvimos torta de carne y lo sirven en una extraña cesta con patatas fritas debajo frier y un pequeña torta de carne agolpadas en la parte superior y sin verduras. Sin embargo, los niños macaroni era buena y lo disfruté. Mis amigos media porción de pasta era bastante seco y menos el parmesano prometido. Opción vegetariana siendo muy limitada, ella no tenía mucho. La "media ración" fue sólo ligeramente más barato que el total de las porciones. Esto no fue explicado cuando la camarera en ordenar. La camarera era un poco desagradable, cuando pregunté si había alguna salsa para helados para los niños. Estábamos de vacaciones, pero probablemente no volver si nos en la zona.

Came here for dinner on our last night of our holiday and was not disappointed. Both our meals were so tasty, would recommend.

Great wee hotel friendly atmosphere would recommend, beer garden, good breakfast and clean rooms ....

You can eat in the lovely dining rooms - not as pictured but refurbished and bright and airy- or take a bar meal at reasonable prices. Food is nicely cooked and well presented and freshly cooked to order.

The restaurant was busy but the staff were efficient at taking our offer and serving the food. Good selection of meals, can recommend the steak pie. Has my first taste of haggis, neeps and tatties and was not disappointed. The meals are reasonably priced and the restaurant has a nice ambience

This is a very casual restaurant. Child friendly, and not too fussy. The food is good, pub grub plus. Staff very attentive and knowledgeable about the preparation of the food. No pressure regarding table evacuation.

Stopped off for a quick bite to eat and were delighted by the food and service. High tea choices were pretty extensive freshly prepared and good portion sizes. The choices from the cake table was great all freshly baked and so tempting with multi visits encouraged.

Nice fairly simple food at reasonable prices, friendly staff. interesting decor. Could have been a little warmer in dining room.

Soaked after our walk with our dogs we stumbled into the Corrie Hotel. They welcomed us into a beautiful room with a fuel burner so we could get dry and the dogs could lie in front of the fire. Tea and hot chocolate were provided. The staff couldn't have been kinder. We stayed for high tea which was amazing - delicious first course followed by the most amazing range of cakes. We will come back as soon as possible. Highly highly recommend both the place and the food.

We were passing on our way home from Oban and stopped at the spur of the moment around 8.30pm on a Thursday night. Staff were fantastic and the food was delicious.

I was with a group of 5 friends staying at the hotel, after completing a 80 mile cycle run we were ready for some good nosh, we were not disappointed, the food was excellent.

We visited the Comrie Hotel for lunch on the village gala day. The service and food were both excellent. The hotel is very nicely decorated and it was a great bonus to see the gala day parade after lunch! I will definitely return!

Stopped for lunch, nice friendly little place with a reasonable menu. The food was tasty with fairly simple dishes. Toilets could do with a revamp as a bit smelly and basic.

The Comrie Hotel has very recently changed from not only a good menu in the evening now include a wide selection of "Meals in a Basket" (and similar takeaway at a competitive fixed price) also a choice of starters and a wide range of fresh sandwiches - something the hotel has not offered previously and is most welcome by regulars and visitors like ourselves. The pool table has been removed and a more relaxing scene created by the suite, chairs and stools - but a large television is required especially when sport is on as was the case with us just listening to tennis is not the same.

Opted for this hotel as recommended by staff at Comrie Croft, despite it being their 2nd choice (first choice - Queens Hotel - which we did actually go to first but i thought was way too posh for campers so we left). At Comrie Hotel, we opted for bar meals and my son & I had chicken goujons & chips which were excellent and my daughter had sausages & chips which she said was "ok" altho chips fab (but she's very particular). lol. She was disappointed there was no macaroni on menu. The piri piri mayo that accompanied mines was superb. Locals were very friendly and advised on bus routes for us back to Comrie Croft. Only downside was card machine not operational. Very reasonable priced. :)

Very disappointing food. It was all in all very poor quality. The crispy beer battered fish, wasn;t crispy, apart from the bones, and the angus beef burgers were greasy, tastless and as for the salad, it was not!Sorry Comrie Hotel, I paid the bill, £90+ but still had to get a takeaway on the way home. Very poor,Sorry!

good breakfast set you up for the day.Plenty choice on night menu for everyone and cooked and presented to a high standard.

The meal was great, lovely food and good portion ( great chips), staff were great and very attentive. Will definitely be back.

A very pleasant place to dine with a very good menu and reasonably priced. The staff were very attentive and most importantly the food was excellent.

We visited with my family whilst staying in comrie!We had a great meal and the staff were great at looking after us. Keep up the great service and lovely food!

Very nice, cosy restaurant which was accommodating for our young son. It was a bit more expensive than I thought it would be for two burgers but the food was excellent and I would imagine it's great for an evening meal. Recommended.

We visited on a stormy Monday night and were pleased to find a cosy fire and a warm welcome. The dinning room looked newly renovated and is very modern, with plenty of space and a nice stove fire. The food was hearty and delicious. I had the 8oz burger with bacon and Brie( not my usual choice, but I fancied something different) which was excellent. The mountain of chunky chips were the best I have had in a long time. June, who served us ( apologies if I have got your name wrong), was very friendly and made us feel welcome. i would definately recommend this restaurant for very good hearty food, lovely decor and excellent service

Popped in for tea , ordered in the bar, thought that's where would eat. Locals chat was entertaining but was ushered through to front restaurant. Clean, mix of traditional and modern furnishings. Waitress was from eastern Europe and was outstanding.Kinda opted for basics of prawn cocktail and scampi ... I know, I know. Portions generous -98% 2% lettuce . Brill.Home made chunky chips too. Couldn't finish. Nice welcoming place , cheap too. Well worth a visit

My mum and I were on our way home after a few days holiday in Comrie and we went in to the Comrie Hotel for a quick lunch with my mum. We were glad to see the former living room at the front of the hotel had been transformed into a second dining area.The interior is quite Scandinavian in style with a large wood burner. Our lunch was exceptional. The generous portion of home made lentil soup was hearty - just like my granny would have made - full of flavour and lovely ingredients. Often soup can be disappointing but this was the best I've had in a long time! And the accompanying cheese toasties were bursting with loads of tasty cheese and came with home made coleslaw. Just delicious and great value for money.We saw that the bar at the back has been refurbished and looked very welcoming.I will definitely try this place for lunch/dinner on my next visit to Comrie.

Had a lovely two course meal here. Our server Pam was very friendly and polite. Cosy, small place but good, hearty food and good company and reasonable value too.

The serviced was excellent but felt that the dining room was a little austere and could have been a bit more welcoming. The food, however, was very good and we would definitely return if in the area.

The 4 of us had a very good dinner. I had baked mac & cheese with chips all was not greasy. Others had a variety of pies (pot pies] and they loved them, the puff pastry on the pies was very light and puffy. Caitlin, our waitress was a treat to chat with. We recommend.

Very nice staff. Pretty good food. Pot pies were very good. Mac & cheese good also and vegs and goat cheese very good food. Would go again. Cute place.

Excellent, service, food and comfort, will re book without hesitation.First class menu served effectively and with efficiency.Thank you.

What a lovely Tapas we had. Really delicious and a pleasant surprise as to how authentic it was. Top marks to the chef.

We first visited the bar to enquire about a meal and whether children were OK in the restaurant. We had a couple of drinks and played pool in the bar (didn't notice the charity bottle for the pool until the following afternoon though! 50 p per game goes towards a local charity - great idea!). We found the staff very helpful and inviting and booked a table for 8 persons (including 2 children) for that evening.We were greeted when we arrived, shown a lovely table and made very comfortable - at first the lassie serving us was the only restaurant staff member & assisted serving at the bar - we did not have to wait long for any service - a little later more staff arrived so the service just became better & better!There was an excellent selection of meals including children's meals and all enjoyed the food & drink. The prices were very reasonable and we were more than happy with everything.We spent a few more afternoons and evenings visiting the bar for drinks - we were always made welcome by all the staff and regulars. A great little bar with a lot of atmosphere.If you are going to be eating out in Comrie this is a worthwhile place to visit. Even if you just want to pop in for a couple of drinks I would suggest visiting The Comrie Hotel - we found the other Hotel wasn't the same - their selection of draught & bottled beers were not as good as The Comrie Hotel's selection and the atmosphere wasn't as warm & inviting.

Ate in the hotel last year whilst on holiday,it was really very good so we went back whilst holidaying again,service was quite slow but the food was very good,went back a second time this week and service was much better and again food great,even my 12year old enjoyed his meal on each visit! Would recommend it

We ordered items which were not actually on the menu as I am quite a fussy eater and they were very helpful and gave me what I wanted. Food was lovely, good service and not expensive. We will go back !

Had a delicious meal, as always June and the staff very welcoming & friendly. Found the menu to be very varied and purse friendly. I eat in the comrie hotel on a fairly regular basis, and have always enjoyed my meal.

Had lunch here with 2 elderly relatives. Food was ok nothing special. Whole place needs a make over. Probably wouldn't go back

excellent food and friendly staff. Prices reasonable in restaurant and bar.Would recommend popping in if out and about in Comrie

We were a table of 6 (including 2 kids) and all the food was excellent.My kids thoroughly enjoyed their meal and the starters, main courses and deserts were outstanding. The only issue I had was there was no steak on the menu-quite surprising for a pub/restaurant. I had chicken goujons to start, followed by steak pie and the homemade cheesecake was out of this world-it was light as a feather and simply delicious.I would recommend this restaurant to anyone. We are a local family and will definitely be returning.

No childrens menu viewed with the regular menu,however after speaking to a member of staff and explaining we have a "fussy"child we were asked what he would like to eat,we asked for something specific and there was no problem,we booked a table for the next evening and true to their word "fussy works" totally enjoyed his meal!!My husband and I enjoyed our meal too,but more so because the wee one was happy!! Will go back next visit.

Away on family trip passing through Comrie and needing somewhere for 8 adults to eat. First available stopping place and not disappointed. Had the soup and sandwich deal at £6.95 which was excellent value for money. Soup was homemade and delicious and good selection of sandwiches to choose from including smoked salmon. We were very impressed and everything else coming out of kitchen looked good. So good, we went back again today!

Just had the pleasure of a lovely lunch in this hotel. One of our party has dietary requirements and is a wheelchair user nothing was too much trouble, we were made very welcome. Food was delicious and reasonably priced.would defiantly recommend this hotel if you are in the area.

Visited the Comrie Hotel on Saturday 31st May for dinner with family, very impressed by the quality of the food, the service and the "Bistro" feel of the Dining Area. Would definitely recommend as a nice place for a run on a Summer Evening, very warm welcome and good value for money. A lot of work has been done by the current owners and it has definitely been worthwhile. Small but cosy restaurant, so would recommend booking beforehand.

We have often passed this Hotel and thought about going in but never did, until Bank Holiday Monday! We are so glad that we did, what a wonderful place to go for food or just a drink. We went with our 2 daughters aged 7 & 4 and were immediately made very welcome. The children had plenty of toys to play with as well as the owner's daughter Stella who played along with our daughters. This meant that my wife and I had a great relaxing evening with wonderful fresh cooked food, along with a very nice wine which was very reasonably priced.Our children can't wait to go back and neither can we!!!

My partner and I with our two children returned to find the hotel refurbishment has now been completed to the front, which is very nice if not a bit too formal and tight for space in one room, but overheard that further improvements to the bar old lounge area are planned. There has been changes with the inclusion of a pool table and dart board but we agreed that they do little for the area.We noticed that the menu prices had gone up to an average of £4.50 for a starter and approx £11.50 for a main and also there is a Take Away menu available after 5pm. But what we were looking for was the old fashioned Bar Lunch which is sadly not available. We did not eat at the Comrie Hotel that day and instead visited another hotel in the village for home made burger, chips and salsa / salad at £8.25 and was the bar lunch we were looking for and was very nice. I would suggest that the Comrie Hotel include a bar lunch menu which with the summer coming would be very good business for those wishing to sit outside or within the bar area avoiding the more formal dining rooms after one of the many lovely walks in the area.

We visited as a family for a Sunday evening dinner. We had walked in heavy rain so arriving and sitting by the fire was lovely. The lady who served us was really friendly. My partner and I had steak pie and son had macaroni all of which were lovely then it was sticky toffee pudding and creme brûlée for dessert, again all lovely. Great food great service. We will be back.

stopped here sunday 9th march for lunch while driving through nice light airy surroundings steak pie chips and veg was really good my wife enjoyed the macaroni the staff were efficient and nice pricewise slightly more than we are used to paying but I would go back here next time we are passing through

We had a great meal in here while on a New Year break in a cottage up the road. Staff were fantastic, friendly without being obtrusive, and nothing was too much trouble. I thought I'd died and gone to heaven (as did hubbie) when we tasted our starters. Now, I can't even remember what it was called but it had mushrooms, garlic and cheese in it and it was bloomin' awesome - if they offered it as a main course I would have had it for my main too! However, being a sensible lass I stuck with their fish and chips, which (as the song says) was truly scrumptious; batter was crispy and light and the chips were good and chunky. The décor in the dining room was beautifully festive with red and white table covers which matched the red wood burning stove and made the room very inviting. Having ate our fill we didn't have room for pud so opted to finish our meal with some coffee. All in all it was a smashing meal and we would definitely recommend the Comrie Hotel.

We stopped off to have a light lunch and were pleasantly surprised at the quality of the food and timeliness of service. The steak pie (they call it Velvet Pie) was delicious along with the veg that was served.The restaurant is in a nice room with a very welcoming log fire. It was just a nice afternoon lunch.

Food was good, nothing super special though. We were there twice as my aunt likes the disabled access. 5 people for carvery + 1 drink for the three adults was £100. Chef is Scottish but the proprietors are Spanish I think? English language is not their strongest asset. There were a few challenges with being understood about what we wanted. It is a family run operation and I sensed that they were all new to serving in a restaurant. Maybe that will change with some experience. If you like frozen chips this is the place for you. Chips come with the meal as an added side with some boiled veg. Most dishes also come with chips. Chips chips and some more chips. It was a chipapalooza! My wife wasn't too interested in chips after eating her mashed potatoes with her meal.

We were looking for a late lunch and the soup and sandwiches we had in this hotel ticked the box. The staff were very friendly and welcoming.The room was simply decorated, warm and fresh. Our soup was delicious and the sandwiches well filled. Good coffee rounded off our meal. Service was very polite and efficient.The meal was very good value and we'll certainly be back particularly to sample the afternoon tea they are going to offer soon.

We had wandered by the hotel restaurant a couple of times and finally decided to go in - and we were very glad we did!The food was absolutely delicious; the staff were friendly and attentive (without being overly so); and the restaurant was spotless.Excellent value for money too ... what more could you ask.

This hotel has recently undergone some refurbishment and we have stopped for evening meal, and also coffee and cake. At all times are you made to feel most welcome and nothing seems to be too much trouble for the staff - particularly the small blonde lady. The quality of the all food and coffee has been excellent and the place is spotless. We will visit again soon.

We had dinner here whilst staying at another hotel in the area. The menu was good and the food even better. Huge portions too. Very happy to recommend.

Locals all said that the Comrie has had a tough past, but that is well behind it if our experience is anything to go by. The host is brilliant and very service oriented, and the interior of the hotel being redone very well. The locals in the bar were great fun and very informative. The food was simply excellent - a very very good velvet pie with beef sourced locally, and locally caught trout. Very good wine selection for a small pub. The Comrie is well worth a visit

We came here completely by chance in desperate need of a drink after a long walk. Our wee boy needed something to eat so we had a look at the menu to see if there was anything suitable. The choice of food on offer and the reasonable prices convinced us to have a 2 course lunch here, the food (especially the black pudding starter) was beautifully presented and very tasty. The staff were all very friendly, nothing was a problem and we were made to feel very welcome. Highly recommended, we will return the next time we are in the area.

We visited the Comrie Hotel to have lunch and as others have reviewed it has been slowly being transformed by the new owner and now both the front rooms have been renvovated and provide lovely areas for dining. The rear is not so much a lounge but more of a bar with a pool table and darts now provided and outside space with bench type tables is a nice place in fine weather.The bar is well stocked and the menu varied. The staff are very friendly and efficient at looking after the customers. My dish of fish and chips was a choice based on other reviews and I was not disappointed, however the other dish of battered chicken was poor as the 4 pieces of chicken were large looking until you cut into and found only very small pieces of chicken inside. At over £10 this meal was disappointing and left the diner still hungry.Be carefull what you order.

A booked table for three expanded to five, phoned through to he hotel, but e need up as six. The staff pushed two tables together and were unflustered. The menu was good and we had various choices, all of which were excellent. The banter with both staff and owner was fun, and the chef came over to check we had enjoyed our meal, which we had. We will return.

Recently had dinner for two at the Comrie Hotel. The quality of the food was excellent - cooked with expertise and fresh ingredients by an experienced chef. Would say that it easily beats the other establishments in Comrie with its non fussy but very tasty menu and sensible prices. The best haddock and chips I've ever had - bags of flavour, fresh fish and hand cooked chips. The service was faultless. The dining room looks freshly decorated and was certainly very presentable and would benefit in time with a few things to give the walls a bit more character... small point though. Will definitely be back :-) and will recommend the restaurant to others.

My wife and I were passing through Comrie on a visit to Perthshire and we stopped for lunch.There is obviously a lot of upgrading going on in the hotel and restaurant, which is pleasing to note, and which will improve the whole experience when it is all finished.My wife had fish and chips and she reckoned they were well above average. I had fresh venison liver, which I had never had before, and it was delicious and cooked exactly as it should be.The young Hungarian waitress was a real delight, and she made us most welcome.Do not be put off by the scaffolding outside the building. It will not be there for ever!Parking off the road adjacent to the hotel entrance makes this a good choice of venue.I gather the new family owners have not been there long, and they are definitely making a lot of effort to make this place a real treat for their guests.