Killin Hotel Restaurant in Stirling

The staff are lovely however…. the food is mediocre at best. Such a shame as it’s a lovely village and the hotel is in a gorgeous location overlooking the river with spectacular mountain views. I had the vegetarian options on the Christmas menu. Roasted cauliflower and chickpea salad was the only vegetarian choice. It was somewhat unusual for a Christmas menu starter and not too good. It also lacked the advertised sourdough. The only vegetarian main course of soy glazed tofu with stir fried vegetables was very salty and surprisingly came with no rice or noodles although all other menu options on the table came with a starchy carbohydrate side. The advertised lime and ginger cheesecake with mango coulis for pudding was a vanilla cheesecake with fruit and ice cream. The unexpected raspberry was delicious. The decaf coffee was perfect but the mini mince pie was chilled and while it was lacking in mincemeat it was plentiful in pastry. With lovely staff and such a spectacular location, all this restaurant needs is good food to give it a five star review.

Popped in for lunch on a dreary Friday. Our day was brightened by pleasant professional attentive staff and lovely food to boot. A lovely experience with good pricing and great value for money. I really enjoyed my burger and then cranachan washed down with earl grey tea and the wife enjoyed her toastie also followed by tea and cranachan - altogether a pleasant experience that really couldn’t be faulted. Thanks to all staff - would recommend and we’ll definitely be back

Had an excellent meal this evening in the bar which was very welcoming for us and our two dogs. We all had the scallops & black pudding for starter following by haddock & chips, steak & ale pie and venison steak. All dishes were perfect. For once you could taste the ale in the pie and the venison melted in your mouth. Service throughout was fantastic with staff being attentive to our needs. As very few other places are open Mon-Wed in Killin booking is necessary as others were turned away. This is really easy to do with their online booking system. Highly recommended.

The Killin Hotel enjoys a scenic setting, at the edge of the village, and the bright, airy conservatory in which we were seated gives an uninterrupted view across a small river to the pretty countryside beyond. The atmosphere was convivial and relaxed and the service efficient and friendly. The impressive menu covered sandwiches, pub standards, traditional Scottish meals, a few more upmarket dishes and even a couple of South Asian specialities. All of our meals were tasty and fresh. Portions were generally of a good size. Prices were very competitive in comparison to other local eateries. A very enjoyable dinner. Just one very small negative. I had fish and chips. The chips were very good and quite large but, even so, I consider 9 1/2 chips to be, at best, half the number I would consider a full portion. Like I say - a tiny quibble amongst an otherwise great experience.

Booked for Sunday lunch with our dogs. Angel and the staff very welcoming and the sunday lunch meal was great value and very tasty. Were staying else where but in hindsight should have booked this hotel instead. A greatvenue to visit and recommend it.

We had such a great meal here. The pictures in the profile appear to be from the previous restaurateurs. Our host and staff were made home made curries. The food was lovely with outstanding flavours and large serves. Service was great. The real highlight was the curry. It was awesome! Scenery out the window looking over the river. Highly highly recommended.

Wide selection but only go if you like spicy food. The trout came with a sauce which the staff were pleased to say contained chilli and garlic. I asked for an alternative of leek and mushroom confit which disappointingly came full of garlic. Spoilt the meal. Other people in the restaurant left food which was too spicy. The staff seemed most surprised if someone didn't like spicy garlic food.

Super service. Efficient. Kind. Thoughtful. Super food. We are going back. The best we’ve eaten in killin so far.

During our stay at the Dall Lodge guest house we had dinner on the Friday and Saturday in the Killin hotel which was under new ownership since our last visit. To say the service and menu choice was exceptional is an understatement. The mix of traditional fare like venison and lamb along with the option of a variety of curries offers something for every palette. We look forward to our next visit and shall most definitely be back to sample more of their wares!

My sister, BIL, and I came here one night for dinner, thinking it would be your standard hotel/pub food selection. Walking to our table, we eyed delicious-looking fish and chips, steak pies, etc. My BIL and I ordered the haggis neeps and tatties. My sister was debating between two items and asked our server for his opinion (I can't remember his name but he was a delight) and his face lit up and said "Oh definitely get the pork ribs, they're my favorite." I had my reservations, having had my fair share of bbq growing up in the US and not really thinking bbq to be a Scottish specialty, but she ordered it and omg, dear reader, these were the best bbq pork ribs ever! Fall off the bone tender, tangy and sticky bbq sauce... y'all are missing out if you don't order them. Whoever is in charge of making them deserves a raise. The other do-not-miss-out menu item is the onion rings! My stars, they are gianormus, fried to crunchy, salty perfection, made with real, whole rings of onion (not processed chopped tiny bits) and the perfect amount of tasty batter. My mouth is watering just thinking about them. This is not to say the haggis neeps & tatties that my BIL I had was not good - it was delicious and the whisky sauce that came with it was devine. We all were just blown away by those ribs. The staff were all friendly and attentive. Don't miss out on this place and don't miss out on those pork ribs!

The Killin Hotel has a wonderful location with beautiful views of the local mountains Ben Lawers and a short walk from Loch Tay. The food is very good and service is great . Especially Brodie. JD, Hugh and Nav. Good atmosphere and we came back every day for a drink after a day out. Very Dog friendly. Perfect destination 👌🏻

We were only spending one night here in passing. The hotel was fine - everything worked and the staff were friendly and helpful. The dinner was good and of the sort you would expect (fish and chips, pie etc) and the portion sizes possibly designed for hikers. After the starter we could barely finish the mains and skipped dessert. Next time we are here we will have only one of those two courses. There were only two people managing the front desk and the restaurant when we were there - they seemed somewhat stretched but were doing their best. Breakfast was also good - the croissants actually amazing. Whoever provides them should start a bakery.

Although all the staff were friendly and the service was good the hotel is in need of some TLC. It is rather old and creaky! The location is great and the food was very good.

Just brilliant. Loads of space and outdoor deserting is by the river. Dog friendly. Staff just lovely and food delicious. The place to eat in Killin!!

Booked here for Friday dinner. On arrival we were met by a pretty unenthusiastic member of staff who showed us to our table. We were seated in the conservatory area which, although having a lovely view of the river, was more reminiscent of a nursing home, totally lacking in atmosphere. Starters were pretty average and we ordered Streak & Ale pie and Venison Stew as mains. The steak pie was pretty tasteless, with a watery gravy and my partners stew was again pretty tasteless and watery to the point that she had to ask for a spoon to eat it. The sticky toffee pudding dessert wasn’t as good as a shop bought one from Morrisons. There’s a general lack of enthusiasm from staff and I must say that those working in the restaurant were extremely scruffy and appeared to have no idea how to work an iron. I was pretty disappointed with this place and I really wouldn’t recommend it. I certainly won’t be returning.

Good pub with a nice selection of cocktails, good food and large portion sizes friendly staff. Great for a night out in killin.

A cold, miserable Saturday with nowhere else open for lunch. Very busy so service was a bit slow but the salmon platter was wonderful. Large portion well presented with care for the food. We ate in the cafe bit but it was fine. Exceptional value. Thankyou

Over the Easter weekend 37 of us came for dinner and a Ceilidh and had a fine time in a stunning location. Our dining room was splendid and the talented chef did us proud with a three course dinner that was tasty and well presented. The Chicken Balmoral deserves a special mention! And afterwards the band of Duncan and Jock provided great entertainment, guiding us through dances - with welcome help from friendly locals. All in all a super evening. Thanks very much to Prachi and the team in this lovely old hotel.

We enjoyed drinks and dinner at the Killin Hotel. Was busy that night, and had a nice atmosphere. Staff were friendly and efficient. Food was fantastic!

Really lovely meals, good vegan options, excellent friendly service, conservatory-style eating area with cool lights and furniture, and views of the evening sunset turning the hills red- perfect

Called to book for dinner and while on phone said 1 person in party was gluten free and was told not a problem. Went along for dinner to be told no bread for gluten free burger then said we will just have burger without bread only to be told chef did not want to make it as he did not have the bread. I did ask what else is gluten free and told apart from the steak nothing. Who did i call at first saying gluten free was ok. So if your on a special diet do not come here seems they are not equiped for dietary requests and most of all cannot be bothered cooking it

We were staying locally and had dined here pre covid so thought we would go again….mistake Service was awful Not great for dietary requirements It would appear the staff are really unhappy. It’s brilliant they are providing shelter but their business is suffering

We decide to take a day trip to Killin for lunch as we had only passed through and wanted to walk along the falls. We called the night befeore and the gentleman was very polite and assured the restaurant was open from noon to 3...

We were staying at the campsite and walked through the town to find somewhere to eat. Killin Hotel welcomed us and offered us a seat in the conservatory where we had a lovely view of the river and watched an otter swimming up and down....

Oh dear that was a terrible experience... Initially went in this afternoon for lunch but was slim pickings on the menu so arranged to go back for dinner, We explained we had a voucher to use which was an Xmas gift and the guy had...

Booked a table for 6.30 as I was told this was all they could give us, when we arrived we were the only people eating in the whole conservatory as it was empty. I ordered drinks on the app as I have done in the...

Booked over the phone, asked for half 6 as they advertised as opening at 5pm however were told we could only be seated at 7pm which was fair enough, however when we arrived there was one other table in the whole restaurant so clearly enough...

Bed was the worst I’ve ever slept on, mattress should have been thrown away years ago. Despite being a hotel guest evening meals had to be ordered and paid for by an app. The menu was pub grub. Took full payment from my card before...

Lovely hotel in beautiful setting. The food was excellent both for dinner and breakfast, was really the full Scottish with multiple choices. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Would definately recommend and return again next year.

Stayed in hotel and ate In restaurant. Food was very good, tasty, nice portions, well presented. Staff friendly. Only thing I don’t think works is the ordering via app. Some people have problems working apps or if like my old mum she doesn’t have a...

Staying here on a hotel break one night bed breakfast and evening meal Got here for 2 pm but had to wait till 3 to book in Room small but OK good view of river mountains and boats Small bar area and big room with...

Hotel is very good, nice staff, service excellent, one did stand out and made our break enjoyable, and an assett t o the hotel, and a big reason for a return in future. Shaun Brown, your service and banter was excellent, hope you are still...

— Food was tasty, and portions were larger than expected, but the service really put a dampener on it all. — After being seated, we were instructed to order food and drinks via their website, which is not an issue, this is normal now since...

Staff were lovely and very helpful. Food was excellent. We had a wheelchair user, not ideal access but managed without to much difficulty. Would recommend

Ate here tonight and the staff could not have been more helpful- from the reception staff who took our booking & helped with table location to the super friendly waiting staff who ensured our dogs were brought drinks to! Menu is limited but good pub...

Visited this hotel this week, Ordered two drinks at the bar, were charged a price, then went to order more via the app, this price was £2.55 less. App not easy to use, no personal service, food was average pub food, but priced too much...

We had a lovely lunch here, the food was lovely, tasty and fresh and the staff were so friendly too. It cheered our stay up a bit as we were staying in Oak Cottage, Craggantaul Loch Tay which is a filthy run down disgusting place...

We came for lunch with the family. Ordering was very comfortable via online menu. The food was freshly prepared and very tasty. Great seating outside and friendly staff. I asked for sticky toffee pudding which I was told was currently not offered because the chefs...

Our first trip, for just drinks outside (albeit a bit of a wait for service) at the end of May, was nice. At the beginning of July we decided to have a quick lunch, during our limited lunch break and have ordered three sandwiches (ciabatta...

Used the restaurent whilst staying in the hotel. Good range of seating options from outside overlooking the river and mountains , to a conservatory and a cosy bar area. The menus was extensive and all food prepared to high standard with adequate portions at a...

Food on the first night was fine it was hot batter crispy on the fish did not think it was value for money. Breakfast was good except the black pudding it was claggy and look warm not very nice. Staff were really friendly and adhered...

My wife and I enjoyed a lovely early dinner as we started our holiday based in Loch Tay,. She chose the better starter, a lovely duck and orange pate. For mains she chose ham, egg and chips and was overwhelmed by the huge portion, which...

Great food, would highly recommend eating here. Good choices and nice to have decent vegetarian options

Lovely hotel we had a room looking out to the front on the second floor there is a lift but its a bit old fashioned we had a good sized room for our 2 night stay, we had dinner in restrunt on the first night...

Waited a very long time for basically 3 sandwiches, my son’s Ciabatta was fine, he gave it a 7/10, but my husband as I ordered a ham and Dijon mustard ciabatta, they were rock hard, a big lump of cold butter on a all section...

Lovely location and the staff were very helpful. Food arrived promptly and was really nice. Dog friendly.

Popped in here with my wife this afternoon for coffee and cake. Friendly welcome from the young lad working in the bar and the conservatory had lovely views of the river. Unfortunately the rest of the experience was an expensive letdown. I ordered a cappuccino...

Pleasantly surprised by the quality and taste of the food. The starter of nachos with chilli were particularly excellent and massively! We shared between two. We had the steak pie and pork belly for mains. Only downside is the COVID restrictions which means there is...

Always wanted to visit hotel. Visited for lunch, all very organised re Covid. My husbands chicken was good, however a bit cold. The gluten free Caesar salad very poor, added chicken -£4, not sure how they can justify £13.95 for lettuce leaves, small amount of...

I went along to the hotel ( rebooked) for lunch with three other members of the family. With all the Covid restrictions one place you might think it would be very difficult to arrange and manage but it was very straightforward. We were met at...

We had lunch at the Killin Hotel and thoroughly enjoyed our food. The online booking system worked well and the staff were happy to take orders manually from anybody without their smartphones etc. We ate in the conservatory which was a little warm but there...

Good points food and staff excellent Bad points first door on stairs squeaks and being in room 19 you heard it all the time corridor doors banging when closing room was decoratred nicely but the window does not close fully due to seal. bathroom let...

We stopped at the Killin Hotel for lunch after walking around Killin itself. The hotel has brought in a system for ordering that involved going online and choosing the items you wish.Whilst this works well for many, and obviously is designed to limit contact during the COVID pandemic, we did not have the appropriate technology, i.e. a smart phone, IPad, etc.When we explained this, the staff were fine about it and took our order manually. We were grateful for that and commend the hotel's flexibility. The food was lovely and all-in-all our lunch was most enjoyable.

We booked at short notice and managed to get a table for two although they were fully booked the night before. The hotel is a short walk from the caravan site we were staying at.Online ordering and payment system worked really well, the service was incredibly efficient and friendly. We had the steak pie, macaroni a few drinks and dessert each.The food was great with massive portions - absolutely nothing to fault, thanks for a lovely meal we’ll definitely be back!

The absolute best thing about the Killin Hotel is being able to eat outside at the river bank on a sunny day. We managed such a feat.We had booked for the conservatory, but it was very stuffy and airless and as our friends were delayed we managed to get an outdoor table outside. Nachos with chilli were excellent as was the spaghetti.There is a new ordering system because of covid and it wasn’t explained until I tried to order at the bar. Staff were lovely , but seemed very overworked so it was hard to get their attention.Also if you are eating Monday - Wednesday you need a separate code to get the August meal discount- our friends were told to order online, but not that they needed a discount code, so didn’t get the reduction and are now hoping to get the refund credited within a few days.

Checked after half an hour and was told delay because I hadn’t prebooked. After an hour wait I was told our meal..prepaid..had been delivered to another table. No offer of a quick replacement meal but Richard ( head waiter?) told me if I ordered again the wait was now an hour! Outrageous lack of service. I suppose as all guests are just passing through customer care doesn’t matter!

My husband and I had a lovely meal last night. Great food, lovely staff, they make you very welcome and look after you very well. The salmon was lovely and so was the steak pie. Thanks to the great staff, they work very hard under those strange circumstances.Linda&Jimmy Taylor

Dour & Clueless. They seemed to resent us asking to see the menu before agreeing to book. Wanted us to wait 2 hours for a walk-in table, No idea how to welcome people. I don't think the woman had ever stayed in an hotel or eaten in a proper restaurant based upon the way we were treated. We went to the Falls of Dochart and had a lovely meal. Better menu, better value, Lovely staff...my advice is to avoid this one. The fish and chip van is far better too!

We had a really nice meal served in a comfortable conservatory at the Killin Hotel. Both of us thought our food was well cooked and very tasty. Great views over the river. Very impressed with the COVID arrangements.

Great meal and post lockdown service... Perfect choice if you have teens and kids... Good quality and lovely service.

Did not stay here ,room was small bed was lopsided,never got bottle we asked for and paid for ,we had dinner and it was disgusting ,cold and the waiter was very rude ,won’t ever go back there,never even got our money back

tables for guests booked in advance, and the meal/drinks pre ordered and pre paid electronically, so no handling of cards or cash by staff. Food arrived at my table promptly.Breakfast, cutlery and crockery brought to your table, so no other customers handling any of it. Make your own toast, pour your own juice, and collect a teapot to take to your table, it all worked very well.Staff were suitably masked for Virus regulations.Full cooked Scottish breakfast, with Haggis, but alas no black pudding.

Visited today (21.07.20) under new restrictions due to COVID-19. Felt very comfortable from moment we entered hotel and shown to restaurant. Ordering through app very quick as was food and drinks. All in all a very good evening and staff nice and helpful.

My husband and I stopped for lunch while visiting Perthshire. My husband had the fish and chips which was very large and quite filling. I had the leek soup and the fresh smoked cheese and apple sandwich which was awesome. Unfortunately we were too full to try any dessert.

La cena fue correcta sin mas, eso si, bien atendida por el personal de la sala, la carta no está nada mal, para salir de paso está bien.

Just back from a very relaxing 2 night stay at The Killin Hotel. We upgraded to a king room and it was very pleasant with views both to front and side. The room was not huge but adequate only downside for me I like a table to do my hair & makeup. We ate the first night in the restaurant and the meal was lovely with big portions. The Killin mess was delish! Breakfast was good and plenty choice. Staff friendly.

The food was lovely but quite over priced. The staff where very friendly and attentive. Drinks reasonably priced.

As I write, we have been waiting to be offered menus for 20 minutes with staff, and the manager, going passed us numerous times. My wife decided to go to the bar herself to get a drink also. We have stayed here a number of times previously and doubt we will be back.

Great meal here on Saturday night. Food tasted really fresh, portions were generous and there was a great selection on the menu. Kids menu was lovely and experienced a real novelty of.....freshly sharpened pencils to colour with! Bravo 👍🏻 Would highly recommend.

Had an awesome lunch at the Killin Hotel Restaurant. Great table, setting (watch all the season go by in an afternoon) and the staff were great - especially our waitress who was fantastic, so nice, friendly, helpful and just made the day even better. The food was truly amazing, the fish was huge, fresh, batter crispy and melts in the mouth, chips were like the best long rosters we have ever had. The steak pie was also one of the best I have had and the huge disc of puff pastry was just the best. Also, the Sticky Toffee Pudding was great and the sauce was so smooth and just bursting with flavour.Will definitely be back when we stay up in Loch Tay. Would even drive up from Glasgow for a day out to eat here. Well done all - wish i could give more stars because it deserves it.

Stayed for a couple of days & overall was disappointed with the experience. First room we were given was cold in both temperature & feel. We asked for a change, it was accommodated quickly but we had to pay extra. Generally the place needs a lot of money spent on it. Decor is tired and is a mish mash of styles, none of which match. Our room for example has grey tartan curtains, a brown carpet, white bedding (which didn’t fit the bed properly) and cream chairs. The bathroom had been given a cheap facelift but the shower cubicle was tiny & the heated towel rail didn’t work.We are in the restaurant, the food was ok but nothing special. On the plus side, all of the staff we encountered were very nice - with the exception of grumpy Gary in the bar/restaurant, he was unwelcoming, did not make eye contact with anyone and his customer service left a lot to be desired.Such a shame as the setting is lovely and it could be so much better.

Great menu choice, very friendly and helpful staff. Very dog friendly as well, can not fault the food. We were staying in Killin for New Year and ate here twice.

Had dinner here one night when staying local. We were shown into a hall to the right of the restaurant where it was really quite dated looking. The portions were of a good size the quality of the steak was good and it was all cooked well. My only complaint would be that when I asked for a glass of wine with my dinner I was told " we only sell it by the bottle " my recommendation would be buy the small bottles that are only a glass of wine! Would I go back.....yes.

We couldn’t fault a thing , so rather than just praising everything ( which we could ) all we can suggest is give it a try and we are confident you will have a great time.

We and our dogs were made very welcome. The menu was varied and catered for all. The steak pie was particularly good.

We booked this through booking.com so not sure if this makes any difference. We booked a family room and got an annexe outside the hotel. While warm and clean, the beds were really uncomfortable, really thin mattresses on both beds. As we were only staying one night my hubby didn't complain when checking out.. The breakfast was lovely. Killin is a beautiful place and I can not vouch for the hotel rooms.i've heard lots of good reviews about this hotel, I think we just got unlucky

Food was decent. Portions are quite large. Decor in the restaurant was outdated and table set up a bit weird but otherwise a good place to eat.

Food excellent, presentation great, very clean and comfortable, staff great nothing to much trouble.

Cute place, nice area – located in a hotel. Food was good and the service was average. I was eating light and just ordered the nachos. Disappointing, sparse. My husband ordered the sausages and mash and he enjoyed them. The dining area was light and airy and they allow dogs which made for a fun atmosphere.

Given the number of places to eat in Killin, I would not chose to go beck here for a meal. My husband’s starter looked anything but homemade, and arrived just after our pre-dinner drinks, despite asking for a delay. Our main courses were good, but we felt as though we were on a ‘conveyor belt’ of diners. Just not our idea of a relaxed enjoyable meal.

Warm fire in bar spreads its smell through the lower floor, almost a bit overpowering in the conservatory, but enjoyable with a good range of drinks, good variety on menu and excellent service and quality food. Lamb curry with Poppadom and chutney and chicken stuffed with haggis, excellent sticky toffee got thumbs up from my expert while my taste in cheese was satisfied with the large selection, oatcakes and chutney washed down with a little port. Superb. Dog friendly but spoiled by some yappy chappy that the owner failed to control.

Have dined and stayed here twice recently and both times enjoyed our meals. Staff were friendly and helpful. There were four of us on both occasions, all having different meals and not one of us found anything to complain about. Even the desserts were delicious particularly the Killin Mess. Had that both times, it was so good. Breakfast was delicious with plenty to choose from and whatever combination you fancied. Scrambled eggs were particularly tasty. Will be back again.

Stopped by at driving through and since we were hungry we wanted to eat something. It seemed strange you have to order and pay at the bar for sitting in the winter garden, even though she showed us the table and brought us almost there. At least for the food she served it. The soup was nice and there was nothing to complain about, but the service a little strange.

Terrible meal & service, dined at 4pm before evening menu, gammon steak was unedible but management deducted little from my sisters meal, service was slow, asked for coffee for my brother, who has disabilities, who needs coffee with meal, were told as short of staff we would need to wait, we waited well after meal & cancelled as we were ready to leave, wiuld recommend anywhere but Killin Hotel we were staying at Loch Tay Lodges, decided to stay at their Bistro for rest of our stay, meals, service were 5 star,

Nice surroundings & pleasant staff.Very attentive and relaxed.Food was really nice and well presented. Sat in conservatory area which was nice on such a beautiful day.

We did not have a dog with us like most of the other patrons but it eas so much fun to see all these well trained dogs sitting with their owners while they were having a drink or eating dinner.

Had breakfast and dinner at this restaurant and it was very enjoyable the menu has a great variety to choose from and the food is excellent with cheerful attentive service at great prices for what you get highly recommend.

Had a very nice steak here, its dog friendly in the bar and conservatory area which is essential for us as who wants to leave your dog at home when you are on holiday. Nice friendly atmosphere and pretty views of the river.

The Hotel is located at the east end of the village, on the RHS when heading north-easterly. The Hotel has a majestic setting, with gardens leading down to the river, and a large group of ducks who are obviously well accustomed to humans. The Restaurant could almost be described as " Grand ", with great views of the river.. Now with regard to the food - Great wholesome Scottish dishes, well presented, with more than ample portions. Indeed, by the time we have finished our starters and all opted for the steak pie, none of us had any room for a sweet, or even coffee !

Plezierige plek om te slapen en te eten. Langs het water, de bootjes langs de kant. Lekker gegeten en heel vriendelijke bediening. Het zonnetje maakte het compleet.

Set in the beautiful, picturesque Killin, we visit the restaurant each year and the staff are very friendly and welcoming and always very accommodating. The food is beautiful with quite generous portion sizes at reasonable prices.

We very much enjoyed our meal, there was sufficient choice. The wines were affordable and the staff friendly.

We booked a table for dinner as recommended as the hotel can get busy. The location is great by the river and you can dine in the sun terrace part of the restaurant which makes it bright and airy. The waiter service was quick and efficient. The food was hearty and delicious, a bit on the pricey side. The steak was cooked to order and the toffee pudding dessert was a treat. No qualms. Would come again.

Having waited 40 minutes for the kitchen to do the whole menu as opposed to just bar food, we were so disappointed that it was mass produced, packet/frozen dishes from a wholesaler. The service however was good.

Good pub feel but also a great restaurant. Surprised to find Portuguese staff in the Highlands! If the weather is right, then sit outside near the river.

Popped in for lunch on the way home. Great location next to the river, food was tasty and staff were very friendly

The restaurant was a light airy conservatory with open views of the hills and river Lochay. There was a fair choice and all food was cooked well and of a good quality.

The atmosphere by the river is absolutely stunning, and it’s perfect for afternoon drinks in the sun (weather permitting). The restaurant is nice, great conservatory sunroom, although the decor is a little dated. The food was variable; a few dishes were fantastic including the cauliflower roulette, lamb shank, and curries. Draft beers were also great. However other dishes were nothing special - the nachos were clearly just Doritos with cheap sauce drizzled rather than freshly made guac; the burger was a little boring; and the balmoral chicken was far too heavy (cream sauce, too much haggis stuffing, and bacon wrapped fillet - are they trying to make us sick?!). Plus, the desserts were way overpriced - clearly made as cheap as possible with (presumedly) supermarket shortbread, Tesco frozen berries, and storebought toffee pudding. My advice? Go for drinks here, and go down the street for dinner

Average food only. Pretty quick in serving but the food was nothing to write home about

There are a couple of options for dinner in the village of Killin, and the restaurant at the Killin Hotel is at the top. The menu is limited, but varied, and the preparation––and service––is good.