Mackenzie's Bakery in Perth & Kinross

Two waitresses, one young and cheerful one not so. Similarly my wife's Apple Pie light, moist and tasty, my Almond slice not so. Tea served in coffee cups, toilet facilities a bit primitive, and not cheap.

Enjoyed nice coffees/teas and cakes but quite expensive overall. Outside eating area isn’t particularly attractive but if you’re looking for a ‘pit-stop’ in simple surroundings then may be this will suffice.

Los mejores pasteles y pasteles: calentamos nuestros pasteles y nos sentamos en el parque cercano para comerlos mientras disfrutamos de los lugareños haciendo sus negocios.

Hicimos una parada en el camino a casa en Glasgow, ya que ya habíamos desayunado, solo queríamos un café servido rápidamente por una mujer amable y encantadora, un café traído a la mesa y ninguna queja también compró dos cestas de fresas para llevar a casa. Es un establecimiento bastante pequeño, así que imagínese que estaría más ocupado. más tarde en el día, si recuerdo que tiene capacidad para unas 12 personas en cinco mesas, estábamos en 9. 30 am y cuatro de las mesas, incluidos nosotros, estaban ocupadas, por lo que es un lugar popular

Demasiado caro, casi asalto a la carretera. Los perros, el pescado y las papas fritas no son geniales, y fueron robados por una lata de cerveza IRN.

Haben uns gleich nach dem Aufstehen nach einem Ort zum gut Frühstücken gesucht... und ihn hier gefunden! Eines der besten Breakfasts unserer 2,5 wöchigen Tour. Der Chef ist sehr freundlich und mit Leib &. Seele in der Küche. Uneingeschränkt zu empfehlen.

Muy buen café y muy amable el personal, resulta un buen lugar para tomar un café calentito al abrigo del otoño escocés.

Far too small an eating area. People sitting there for ages if it rained. Asked for some Aberdeen butteries a very traditional bun. They had never heard of it!! Incredible. It's now a tacky gift shop .

fresh baked goods all tasted great. Service was efficient pleasant staff good selection of baked goods

Lovely little café offering wide range of snacks, meals and desserts. We opted for the soup and a cake deal which was great value. The soup was clearly homemade and the cake choice was very good. Would visit again.

Popped in here for a light lunch and really enjoyed it. The food was good, quick service and the staff were very nice. Good, wholesome hot food which hit the spot on a cold autumn day!

Mackenzie's Bakery offered us some wonderful quality and tasty choice in food and drink and we were served by friendly staff. What more could you want.

We were pleased to find a place serving French quality patisserie, and enjoyed our mid-afternoon snack very much. Not cheap but decent patisserie is not cheap.

Stopped on way back south for a coffee and a bacon sarnie after a weekend in Inverness. Just wanted a quick sandwich and coffee so grabbed a takeaway. Asked for bacon to be crispy - not a big request really. Very pleasant lady taking orders said no problem and instructed the woman cooking accordingly. Got sandwiches and coffees and headed down the street - should have checked the sandwiches. My partner had a bite of hers and said I'm not eating this. Bacon pallid and greasy. Cheap margarine slapped on the bun. I looked at mine. The same. I was hungry - when I'm hungry I can eat anything. Had a mouthful and just about had to spit it out. Greasy and horrible. Cheap nasty bacon with white foamy stuff coming out of it. Thought about going back and returning offending sandwiches but long walk back from car and needed to get on the road. Tasted coffee - no no no it was dishwater. Rubbish as well. It all went in the bin. Wasted £8 and still hungry. There is a Greggs a couple of shops down from this cafe. We didn't go because I always feel you should support local businesses in favour of the chains who dominate the high streets. I think I understand why the chains are so successful if a local cafe cannot even manage a bacon sandwich and a drinkable cup of coffee.

Small cafe inside bakery - only a few tables. But when we went in it was fine - nice food and chatty owners and reasonable prices. Would go back.

We stopped in for a quick lunch. The soup and sandwich deal was very reasonable and very tasty. They pride them selves on their home-made fare and you could taste the difference. Not many seats but worth a visit!

Stopped here on a journey home to Thurso from Perth for some brunch. Looked nice from the outside. Wish we had gone further down the road to go elsewhere! Food was pretty overpriced. And to eat in was a substantial amount more expensive. Please do not get me wrong I understand the reasons to charge more to sit in - but the increase in price was totally unreasonable! With the full breakfast being overpriced I decided to have the cheeseburger - no complaints with my food. Was very nice. My sister and friend had the "full English" priced at £6 and was a pitiful looking portion. My niece had a bacon roll, one slice of bacon which was rife with fat. My nephew had the macaroni. Tasted like it came out of a tin with a grudged amount of cheap cheese sprinkled on the top. Portion was tiny. He never ate it all and I don't blame him - it was gross. Lady at the front had no interest in us or how our meal was. Very unhelpful. Also the seating arrangements were terrible - right next to the counter. With other customers making orders they were uncomfortably close to us when we were eating - banging into my elbows - any closer and they would have been on my plate! (Although this is no fault of the customers just poor arrangements of the furniture) Also - no toilet! Asked if there was one. Was told very abruptly "no. There are public toilets up that way" Overall - not a good experience.

Sólo quería una tarta para comer en el ir después de un paseo. No había opción probablemente porque estaba lunching tarde - pero era una panadería-y fuimos para un bridie (pastor) se anuncia como especialmente bueno. Calor en el microondas la pastelería fuimos flexibles, la abundante perdía agua completamente inútil. Aparte de pastelería la consistencia de pasta de recocido . Le dije que era inaceptable y me dijeron que lo habían recalentado. Ninguna disculpa mucho menos un reembolso. No nos molestamos discutiendo por £2 pero bastante mala comida y sin ningún intento de resolver el problema.

Nice enough food which we took away as it was much cheaper and the cakes are lovely! However, a little on the expensive side for 2 toasties and 2 cakes and nothing spectacular but okay if that's all you're after for lunch.

The macaroni cheese was delicious and the waitrons were good, the boy who served us did so very well. I enjoyed the hot cup of coffee on the cold day and therefore enjoyed my experience.

OK . . . a cold Saturday morning in November but nevertheless I was disappointed. A latte and a bacon roll "to sit in". The bacon roll was ok, although the nozzle on the tomato sauce could have done with a run under the tap but the latte was decidedly off. The milk had gelatinous lumps in it. Returned it, and after opening and inspecting the milk reservoir in the coffee machine, the young lady agreed with me. Quite a while later I received a replacement cup but it was still off and I simply left it.

Average service and average food. No toilets, not even a smile and they are always in a hurry. But it is cheap.

If you love tablet, the traditional fudge-like sweet of Scotland, often flavored with vanilla or whiskey, you will LOVE the tablet ice cream at this little corner shop. Trust me on this.

This Bakery is really nice and the food , oh I can't describe it because it was so nice, the staff were very friendly too . I also had the nicest cup of tea ever . (even nicer than home !!) When we're up in Pitlochry again we'll be charging to this place .

Went in around lunchtime. The girl serving (who seemed to have a foreign accent) seemed to enjoy the word no...no toilets, no WiFi, no white bread, she also could not smile much!!! Not the cheapest and the Scottish breakfast was just average along with the tea and coffee. The cook lady was maybe Australian, didn't seem to be enjoying her job either. The food was average, service about the same, not as expensive as other local cafes, but...would not return unless only cafe open.

Perhaps we were a little late in the day, but it was only about 330 and our options were very limited. The toasted sandwiches were ok but not amazing, the cakes a little dry. A real shame I'd hoped for a far better experience in this tiny bakers shop.

Good for an afternoon snack/cake and a coffee/tea. Staff friendly, very small but quite intimate and pleasant

we picked up some scones because we heard this place made the best and I have to say yes, they were amazing. So moist and flavorful and it was a great treat.

Nice little cafe at the end of the street. Good atmosphere and friendly staff. Ordered veggie breakfast and coffee. Decent quality and not badly priced. Veggie Haggis was great and good coffee. Filled a gap.

Ordered a chicken and cheese toastie and I will have to say it was very nice. No issues food was great even bought some fresh raspberries. Just have a look before entering because they were extremely busy and it took a loooong time to make a simple toastie but worth it yeah. Give it a go

Called in on the off chance whilst having a comfort break in Pitlochry to buy a snack to go.An excellent choice of home baked food and my wife said her scone was scrumptious and I enjoyed my savoury.We expect to be calling into Pitlochry again this September and I'll definitely revist.

We were expecting good things from reviews, but found it to be "just another bakery". Pre-made toasties/paninis that they toasted for us (and burned) when we ordered, and not particularly cheap. But reasonably tasty nonetheless.

Small bakery on the corner, with scrumptous home-made sandwiches, soup, quiche etc. Had a wonderful lunch at a very reasonable price. Its a little cramped, but if the weather is nice, you can sit outside.

Had coffee only so cannot comment on food. Did not enjoy it as it was to strong as it was a latte they are not usually strong

We had a sausage and egg roll for breakfast and got a large pot of tea for two. The ingredients used are excellent, free range egg and delicious sausage. Would love to have tried the breakfast if I'd had the appetite for it.

Good coffee and ace empire biscuit Daughter had ice cream all happy. Staff local and friendly. When sunny can be hot but not too bad

Enjoyed some lovely made-from-scratch pastries at Mackenzie's Bakery on a weekend getaway trip to Pitlochry. They were all tempting, but the apple turnover won the day! Recommended for the food, but also for the lovely staff. We were only in the bakery, but they also have a proper tea room just down the street.

We were only in Pitlochry for a short while on New Years Day and they had their annual street party celebrations. The bakery was friendly and welcoming and we were served promptly, despite the town celebrations. Great food and good value for money and were very accommodating. Highly recommend.

Went to this place and the food was excellent, liked it so much we returned the next day, great variety of hot and cold food with an array of delicious home baking, very friendly and efficient staff too, will definitely go back her if I`m in Pitlochry.

Took my partner down memory lane, traditional baking just like his mum used to make... Delicious with a pot of tea

We visited this restaurant and were very pleased with the service and the quality of food, Despite having a take away service, we felt it did not compromise the service we had there. Pot of tea for two would have served four. Food was excellent and great value for money. Friendly staff.

if you want a good cuppa this is the place.excellent snacks hot rolls and my favourite merange.in season you can also buy strawberries and raspberries.all the staff are friendly.so visit when in pitlochry

We both had an all day breakfast which was served quickly and pleasantly. The pot of tea for two was very generous.

We visited today, a beautifully hot and sunny day in Pitlochry. As you can imagine the cafe was very busy. We got a table but it was unclear that we had to order at the counter - no signs and no direction from the staff. It was also baking hot inside (no pun intended!) And no fans etc - the ceiling fan wasn't on and really needed to be. Anyway I ordered and paid up front at the till. Food is standard fare, although my tuna and mozzarella panini was actually very nice. I'd like to point out that the difference between sit in and take away prices is significant. A slice of millionaires shortbread for example is £1 to take away and £1.70 when sitting in. Significant difference when there's four of you!. We took ours away! However, this bakery is great if you want a cheaper option. Pitlochry is a tourist town and prices are steep so this place is ideal for a nice average lunch on the go.

On a rainy day in Pitlochry, we stumbled across this little Bakery. As the title suggests, we enjoyed freshly mde sandwiches and cakes, supported by good, hot Italian coffee. It's an unpretentious place but the girls who run it are cheerful and accomodating - highly recommended!

I often stop at Mackenzie's for a coffee and a home baked treat and I always find the staff are very friendly, the coffee is reasonably priced and always tastes good. There cakes and biscuits are some of the best in the area and well worth trying!

Having a walk around the shops in this area we [ four of us ] decided it was time to be fed and watered so looking at the outside menu we stopped at the Mackenzie Bakery. It was nothing out of the ordinary , we had jacket potatoes and cakes and coffees but while we were waiting for the order we decided to go to the toilet, alas we were told there was no toilets. We were directed to some much further down the road but we had already ordered our food and our too old partners with walking sticks thought they had found a decent resting place for a while. How are they allowed to operate without toilets? To top it all the only vacant seats were rickety wobbling tables outside. It was a big mistake, we should have asked if there were any toilets before we ordered but you just take it for granted that all refreshment places have toilets don't you?

We swung through Pitlochry on our drive from Scone Palace to Blair Castle. It was lunchtime, and we were in the mood for soup and/or sandwich. Mackenzie's Bakery was the perfect fit.I ordered their Bacon Brie Cranberry Panini for a light lunch. It was sweet and savory at the same time, and the creamy brie was tasty too. Their warm homemade ciabatta was crisp and delicious. I think a little red onion on the sandwich would have made it even better. They don't take credit cards, so keep plenty of pounds on hand.Read my other reviews, complete with pictures:Search "The Barbecue Fiend"

Lovely home baking , didn't have soya milk , which was a bit disappointing as I was looking forward to a latte, but the delicious cake made up for it.

Popped in for a mid-afternoon drink and a scone. It was unclear whether it was counter or waitress service (no notice visible, but it is counter service). Money charged at time of ordering. Hot chocolate was poor quality and thin, and for a bakery the scone was disappointing too, although fresh enough.

plenty of wonderful cakes but also menu for hot food.daily special offers and the stovie is excellent. friendly staff and a good chat is included.the bakery is by old mill lane and the café up atholl road pass a few shops,

We stopped here for lunch last Sunday and I could say it was okay. We had soup, cream of broccoli as the lentil and bacon was finished. It was nice but was really a country veg, definitely not broccoli, though it had broccoli in it! My partner had a cheese and pickle toastie which looked nice and I wanted a chicken mayo panini, which they did not have. They did not appear to make the toasters/paninis to order but they were already sealed in plastic and if they did not have what you wanted, it could not be made up for you. I settled for an Italian chicken which had pesto and cheese but I didn't really enjoy it, was pretty tasteless and dry. I asked for coleslaw but they didn't have any. This could just be due to it being winter and a Sunday. We had tea and a diet coke which came to £15. I didn't feel it was good value and we would have had a better lunch in the very well known bakery chain sit in section, 2 doors down for half the price. We actually went there for a yummy cake that cost 65p each as opposed to the £2.50 per cake we would have been charged in the tearoom. We were served by a middle aged blonde lady who could have been a lot friendlier and should have smiled a lot more. I don't think I would return, go somewhere else instead!

Lunch was soup and sandwich accompanied by the voice of the ' manageress' training the ' new girl' in how to use the coffee machine in a somewhate loud 'speaking very slowly as you are a foreigner voice'.Obviously there is a special way to do this. Anyway, food actually ok, soup average, toastie quite tasty. Don't go to the toilets downstairs it's like descending into the depths, very tired, very unloved.

We had bacon rolls here a couple of times while we stayed in Pitlochry - very tasty! And good value.

have spent the last few days eating full scottish breakfast inside. enjoyed every morsel No greasy food. delicious

Per chi ama la musica celtica dal vivo questo è il posto giusto. Molto carino il pub e si mangia davvero bene.

If you like to eat on the go, this is a good place to buy your lunch. Warm pies are good on a cold Scottish day! Good quality hot coffee to take away too.

Pitlochry was one of my favourite calls of visit to Scotland, I had a beer at the local then walked around till was lucky to stumble across Mackenzie's for lunch.It was great value and atmosphere and the staff was friendly a great place to stop for lunch.Richard RostSydney Australia

Convenient location to centre of Pitlochry. Easy access from street. Service provides for 'sit in' or 'take away'. Sit in service mediocre. Soup unimpressive. Cakes good. Pepper dish on table filled with salt. Premises seemed to be staffed by youngsters. Sign outside wrongly advertised previous day's selection of soups. Biggest problem, however, was lack of toilet facilities. When asked about toilets were directed to different pub premises about 60 yrads away.

My mom and I just finished a 3 week tour of the U.K. We love the millionaire shortbread and have become unofficial connoisseurs of the bakery treat. Mackenzie's Bakery had the best millionaire shortbread we had tasted. It was fresh and delicious. We went back for seconds and got the shortbread cookies too... we were not disappointed.

Our tour stopped in this little town for a hour but wasn't so hungry. Then we passed this little cafe and got a hot chocolate and a slice of coffee & walnut cake. Both were very good, cake was homemade and you could tell. Would definitely recommend.

We arrived around 2pm for some lunch. The baguettes in the fridge, ready to be grilled, looked a little anaemic and pale, but we figured they would toast OK and there wasnt much else to choose from. Signs around the store said baguettes were from 3.10. We decided a couple of coffees for the road would be good, and ordered 2 cappucinos to go. My brother liked the look of a donut, so that joined our order.14 pounds please, says the girl...we looked at each other...how could it be 14 pounds for two baguettes, 2 coffee (2 pound ea) and a 1 pound donut! That means the baguettes were 4.50 each!!!!! Whatever, we were tired and hungry, so we just paid and left.Oh my god. My baguette was ham and mozzarella cheese. There was so much melted cheese oozing out of it, I had to pull some off so I could even taste the thin sliver of ham inside. Yuck and it was tasteless cheese too...I only ate half, threw the rest away.And the COFFEE!!!! And I use the term "cappucino" loosely here, because this shot of espresso had been drowned in about 250ml of boiling hot milk. There was a barely discernible trace of coffee flavour left once it cooled to less than molten and I could taste it. I threw that away too.Donut was stale, must have been yesterdays. Very much regret stopping here. We could have had a sit down meal in the pub for only a few dollars more and would have been able to enjoy it. Keep on driving my friends...

The four of us went in for some tea and coffee just before it closes - it was a reststop during the drive back down to Stirling. I was quite impressed by the quality of the coffee and the baked goods looked amazing. Everything was homemade. My friend had the orange cake and he said that it was really nice. All in all a great little cafe!

Just passing by and fancied something toe eat, couldn`t be bothered sitting in for lunch but noticed Mackenie`s bakery and thought, that`ll do nicely. Went in expecting to buy a pie or a sausage roll or something like that and discovered that they did soup and sandwiches as well as the usual bakery products, not unusual i hear you say, when you see how small this place is you will understand why i was surprised, opted for the soup and sandwich and was very impressed with the quality and not too expensive either. Recomended!

Nice pasties ans macaroni, good selection, nice staff

we popped in here for a wee takeaway snack, i had the macaroni which was fab and my husband had a goats cheese and spinach pastry - both were delicious. we also had a chocolate eclair and a strawberry milliefouille (excuse the spelling) nicely priced too

Maybe we went at the wrong time - just after 2pm. All they had was 2 hot pies left and we had been so looking forward to something nice. Assistant didn't seem to be prepared to offer anything else.