Moulin Hotel Restaurant in Perth & Kinross

Nice spot .nice beer. Nice staff

The food, was absolutely diabolical, and the staff upon complaining, were awfully rude. In fact, they completely dismissed me when I complained that the food was inedible. The manageress actually went as far as to tut and sigh at me. The steak (which I didn’t photograph, and sent back) was beyond well done (when I asked for medium). She claimed that the burnt meat was medium. The fish, chips, mushy peas and tartar sauce was dry and missing tartar sauce. The chips were mouldy and the peas could have plastered walls! Here are pictures I did get. Disgusting. We are actually here staying for two nights and considering going home a night early. Shocking experiemce and service so far. Please ovoid.

Ate lunch there, very nice, Good and good service.

Lovely lunch with family, dog friendly and great service.

I only ate here on the terrace after a hike. Delicious vegetarian curry and great terrace. (The terrace is adjacent to the road, but I did not find that disturbing.)

Excellent food , Great service and their own proper beer

Extremely Unfriendly! We just popped in for coffees, the front door was open and the hotel sign says quite clearly " OPEN ALL DAY" we weren't even asked what we wanted, a woman with an apron briskly told us they opened at 12 whilst hurrying to answer the phone. So I guess we won't be back here again then! The brewery also says it's open Mon to Friday til 4.30. It was closed........

Phoned the Moulin In on Saturday afternoon to try and book a table for Saturday evening. Told no reservations but if we drop in we should get a table in 10/15 minutes. You can have a drink while you wait. Walked up the hill from Pitlochry, pleasant walk but quite challenging older or unfit person. On arrival told there was no tables but we could wait outside till one became available. Entered the bar to be told its table service only and that we could sit outside and be served. We waited outside for about 15 minutes with no activity whatsoever although other prospective diners did have a drink. I re entered and spoke to a waitress who said someone would be out to serve us. Waited another 10 minutes with no service and decided to leave. Its a shame as its a lovely place with lots if character. Attitude of staff left a lot to be desired as twice two different waitresses were a bit abrupt. I would advise giving the place a wide betth Friday Saturday and Sunday as they are obviously stretched beyond thier capabilities.

We ate there in the pub side: absolutely delicious, plentiful! Perfect welcome and typical decor. Very good ! And very reasonable prices! The haggis was delicious!

Went to the adjacent brewery and did a small tasting

Didn't stay, met friends for lunch. It was ok, nothing startling, Cumberland sausage needed to be cooked more.

Great beer, great food and genuinely nice staff. Well worth the short walk out of the main town.

Nice menu with a good choice of locally sourced food. Pub was nearly full when we got there at 6.50pm so they're obviously doing a good job as the place was populated by locals and tourists. You can't book a table you have to just turn up. The food was very good, proper home cooked food at a reasonable price. We had the salmon and skink, followed by fish and chips, all lovely. I would like to thank the tall chap that took our order (we were sitting by the door on Thursday 6th). He works incredibly hard and is very attentive and gives good service even though he is always working at 100% full speed. Can someone thank him please, I used to run restaurants, so I appreciate good work when I see it.

Great place to stop for a bite to eat and a drink after coming down from Ben Vrackie. Lovely terrace out front in this very quiet hamlet a 20 minute walk from Pitlochry. The main attraction for me was that the Hotel Bar is effectively the brewery tap for the Moulin Microbrewery across the road. Four cask ales at the bar and you can order a flight to taste more than one. Cheaper than the prices in Pitlochry and much better beer! Scotland is not a beer-lovers' mecca but I wish I'd found this place earlier and spent more time there! Well worth the walk (and there's a car park of course).

Room stay was not applicable, this is for the dining experience. Friend and I were sightseeing and this appeared to be an inviting choice for lunch. The inside of the inn is delightfully Scottish and appealing. The menu offered a pleasant selection of choices. I ordered the smoked salmon trio and my companion chose fish and chips. Mine arrived with a rocket and house dressing salad, new potatoes, herb creme fraiche which were really outstanding. I can honestly state that my entree (and travelling companion agrees with her selection too) that neither can recall having such a delicious restaurant meal in years. The staff was friendly and accommodating, the area was very clean, the atmosphere was attractive. If you are in the area, this is a must stop!

Great old traditional style pub with onsite brewery, offering 4 different real ales. Friendly and helpful staff 🍻🍻

Love this place. Beautiful lication. Dog friendly. Wood burner. The food and service in the inn has always been 5*.

Great food, very good prices. Will definitely be back I’m sure. The burger was lovely and portion sizes are great

We went to the Moulin Inn to try the beer from their own brewery as I am an experienced All Grain home brewer. The woman behind the bar knew nothing about the beers but I ordered the three main ales -all cask (ignoring the sweeter dark beer). Unfortunately the Atholl ale was off with prominent vegetal flavours (cabbage) the other two were watery and unbalanced and I left all three on the table. It was a shame as the lovely old building deserved better.

Service was superb- staff were so friendly and took the time to check in with everyone (including the kids who loved to be included!) Food was great and didn't take long, big meals and reasonable price I understand the bar area doesn't allow children but there was thankfully plenty of space for us in the lounge area which was super cosy! We didn't stay at the hotel so haven't rated

Brilliant hotel/pub. Food was nice and room I couldn’t fault , good craic with the staff.

The Moulin Inn has always been a favourite stop for food and drinks. The bar area is a great place, full of atmosphere and always with friendly and welcoming staff and clientele. It’s often difficult to get a table but we managed to get one in the quiet restaurant area. We started with Haggis Bon Bon’s served with some Coleslaw and mustard sauce. Then for mains we had Steak & Ale pie and Mince & Tatties. All good apart from mince which was a strange consistency, very large bits to tiny bits and was look warm at best. We would have sent mince back but we’re too hungry to wait and wanted to eat together. Steak & Ale pie was good but wouldn’t have mince again. To finish a Chocolate Fudge cake with ice cream was served. All this washed down with a bottle of Merlot for £71.75 + tip.

Basil Fawlty style: Disappointingly gruff service that left much to be desired. I popped in for a coffee after a long, cold walk. What a mistake this turned out to be. With a racket in the background (noisy ‘music’) and to avoid sitting in close proximity to those at the only other occupied table, I sought a table that was relatively quiet. I was curtly told to move as this wasn’t convenient for them. I politely explained my situation and was then ordered to move - twice. Not sure why I stayed after this, as it would have made more of a point for them to lose the custom in response to a self serving attitude (‘this place is run for the convenience of the staff, not the customers’). Such a pity, as it was a very fine appearance with warm fires (not reflected in the staff) and a pleasant seventeenth-century ambience. Lessons to be learned by the staff.

Didn’t stay at hotel but brilliant and cosy little hotel bar. Variety of taps and beer from brewery just around corner. Plumped for the Old Remedial ale which was first class. Loved the wood fires and general atmosphere.

I came over from italy in August 2021, had a few beers and my first haggies there, lovely place, good food and awesome cask beers! I know it may be odd but I wanted to give a shoutout to the great lad serving at the tables and at the bar that evening. I was alone at my table and he frequently asked me if everything was good and if I was enjoying my beers. I was working in a pub in Italy at that time and hes attitude inspired me somehow when I came back home. I had quite a number of beers so I forgot to ask for his name. This year I'm going to come back to Scotland with my car and I will surely come over at the Mulin again to check if he's still there! Thank you, see you in a few months, Scotland and Italy always friends! Ruggero

Had a lovely lunch, made our wee pup very welcome, very friendly staff, food was top notch.

Lovely, cosy pub, but bar staff made us feel very unwelcome. The service felt oddly cold - the gent at the bar didn’t make conversation; minimal eye contact and the request to try one of the ales first was granted somewhat reluctantly. We moved couple of chairs closer to the fire while having a conversation with somebody and were told to move them back as there were “customers coming”. All in all very different from hospitality we’ve encountered elsewhere around the Highlands. Shame as we would’ve stayed longer if the atmosphere was nicer.

Mediocre bland food. Stale burger bun and anaemic chips. Very rude manager too.

So impressed with the food and service here that I am actually only half way through my meal and had to stop for a moment to write this review. My parents and I were welcomed in with our three dogs and seated straight away. All three meals exceeded all expectations, proper home cooked food with quick friendly service. Could not have asked for a better experience. Would 100% recommend to others. First time visiting but as we come to Pitlochry regularly it certainly won’t be the last.

What a disappointment! Firstly walked up the hill from Pitlochry to tour the brewery then have a few beers and a meal in the pub. Brewery was closed! If you're a tourist you're treated like a second class citizen and can't even access the pub proper. Rude, unfriendly staff, except for Roddy, and prices too high.

Lovely lunch outside in the sun, Saturday 3rd of June with my partner and Mum. Food was delicious with decent size portions and service was good without being in your face. Used the toilets which were immaculate. No complaints.

Okay!! This trip was a one night deal as a part of a birthday treat from me to my husband because he loves the Moulin Brewery beer (the brewery being as far as I know a part of this hotel), the beer is really lovely.........Sadly despite its opening hours being displayed, the Brewery remained closed for the duration of our visit. Upon our arrival, at reception, I really felt as if I was inconveniencing the member of staff, who seemed irritated! When I mentioned that there was a bottle of 'Prosecco upon arrival' the chap checking us in told me "It's in your room and you have to drink it in there" this puzzled me (where else would we drink it??) and so I asked "as opposed to drinking it where?"- he replied "in the bar" I was pretty taken aback and just said that I wouldn't be so crass. Anyway, my husband thought it might be nice to have a beer before going up to our room- but In order to reach the bar you have to exit the main hotel and walk down the path and re-enter the building (not handy because it was pouring with rain). Unfortunately, the bar is dingy and smells unpleasant and I certainly didn't want to drink there (it also serves as a restaurant for lunch times and evenings....I'll say no more about this). We asked the nice, helpful waiter if there was any possibility that we could take our beers into the hotel's lounge, he wasn't sure but checked and we were granted permission, thankfully!; The hotel's lounge is beautiful with stylish, tasteful decor and very comfortable seating...... We had yet to visit our room!!! - This couldn't have been further from the reception and more difficult to get to if you tried!!! I have some mobility issues, having fractured my spine and broken two vertebrae in an accident a few years ago- it never occurred to me to enquire about accessibility, one assumes this has been addressed!!! I had to climb up two flights of narrow tread and twisting staircases (one had no bannister or railing to hold onto) and down one staircase and along long corridors turning to the left and right, it was like a warren and it really 'did me in!!' and NO I didn't complain about it. As it happened our room turned out to be above (albeit two floors above) the Inn/bar part of the hotel, I felt as though we'd been banished into the attic! Now, while the room was spotless with tasteful and welcoming decor it did have a none too pleasant odour- It smelt as if a century's worth of smoking had simply infiltrated the walls. I opened the window immediately to get rid of the smell.....and NO I didn't complain. In the room the hospitality 'looked' really good, the reality however was not- the tea and coffee tasted like mud- I'm not sure whether it was a result of the water or the UHT milk, my husband says the latter. He tried a black coffee on his second attempt at a drink and said it tasted marginally better, but not much...he questioned (to me) how long the tea, coffee, milk had been in the room.....a good question........ One we never asked! We had chosen to go to The Prince of India for our evening meal.....I highly recommend this restaurant, the food is fabulous and the staff are lovely. Upon our return to the hotel we thought it would be nice to sit in the lounge and have a couple of beers there ( I couldn't face the trek to my room just then). We sat for about an hour reading and chatting and then a member of staff came in and asked if we wanted a drink, I thanked her and said it would be lovely, sadly I sensed it was more that we had a cheek for being there rather than kind hospitality on offer (I may be wrong). It did mean however, fortunately, that we didn't have to venture outside in the rain to access the bar to get the beers! Breakfast is served from 08.15 and so I calculated that if we left our room at this time we would be down in the dining room for an acceptable 08.30, this was correct( yes it took me that long to negotiate the walk!!!!! The dining room is just off the beautiful lounge and another stunning room. The first part of the breakfast is utterly lovely, you have a selection of fruit juice, orange, apple and mango, you have a selection of fruits, apricots, prunes and grapefruit segments. There is also a lovely natural yoghurt. A granola and muesli- all superb. There is a menu which offers you a choice of dishes from grilled kippers to scrambled eggs with salmon or the full Scottish with eggs of your choice, my husband chose no eggs, I asked for a poached egg with mine.........well, let's go!! The plates were hot but the cooked food was luke warm and insipid looking - my poached egg, while being soft looked scraggy there was no white surrounding the yolk only tissuey bits that no one wants to see or eat!!.....NO I didn't complain!!- I had just seen a poached egg being served to another guest only minutes before and it looked exactly as it should; opaque yolk and a beautifully set white and I was delighted that someone could actually poach an egg so nicely.... NOT MINE! how premature was !??? The egg hadn't been sufficiently drained (if at all) and the water soaked into my toast and made it wet and soggy!!!!!! My husband was disappointed with his breakfast (although he did eat my haggis, black pudding and tattie scone (which all tasted not nice to me)- he was a little alarmed at the amount of grease on the plates and compared it to other breakfasts we have experienced elsewhere. I opted for tea with my breakfast, having failed to have a nice cuppa in our room, alas, this also tasted like mud! I couldn't drink it. My husband chose coffee, I wish I had! I am going to add now that The Moulin could learn an awful lot from Craigmhor Lodge Just down the road from them; their breakfast is second to none! I had planned a slow morning after breakfast. We had a late checkout as a part of our ITISON deal (12 noon); I decided that I was going to have a nice shower, and style my hair -I had brought along my new hair dryer and accessories in order to savour the experience...alas, this was scuppered!!! How?? I hear you ask!!.... Well, it 08.55 the lady serving us, cheerfully approached our table and said "If you are planning to be in your room after 09.30 we are switching off the electricity because we are installing smart meters!" and there you have it, the not so perfect ending to a not so perfect stay. Moulin, I won't be back. The Craigmhor Lodge instilled an affection for Pitlochry, The Moulin has done its best to wreck it!!!! Footnote; We did leave with purchases of Moulin Beer-the one positive!

Popped in for a drink while visiting the area. We approached the bar but were told table service only so we sat down. When putting one of the pints down the lager was slopped onto the table but there was no apology or attempt to wipe it up. The table was sticky, the atmosphere was unfriendly and it felt like there was a marked difference in how locals/ regulars were treated compared to visitors. There are far nicer places in Pitlochry to spend your time and money.

My husband and I thought we'd go here for supper on our first evening in Pitlochry because he previously had been served Braveheart beer here and simply loved it. He ordered a burger in a brioche bun with chips ; I ordered chicken stuffed with Stornoway black pudding, 'seasonal' vegetables and potatoes rather than chips - wrong choice!!! it looked and smelled like something the dog brought back up, it was awful, tough and dry chicken, watery sludgy black pudding, the potatoes so obviously reheated and overcooked and as for the vegetables (small slices of carrot and sugar snap peas) they were so overcooked and tasted like the smell of a dirty dishcloth!!! I know this is a harsh comment but I really couldn't eat my meal. The restaurant to its credit handled it pretty well, I was offered another choice and went for the 'just delivered that day' Buckie haddock....Wow!!!! it was cooked to perfection in a wonderfully light and crispy batter, served with a good quality (frozen) chip and mushy peas-eaten alongside the Braveheart brew it was utterly sensational. I feel a bit mean only giving an 'Average' mark. I scored this way because The brioche bun with hubby's burger was incredibly dry and I believe the dish should have been accompanied with a home made coleslaw to lift it. I would return though for the fish and the beer.

Visited with friends on 23 December for lunch and drinks. Food was absolutely superb - piping hot, plentiful and delicious. Between us we had steak and ale pie, salmon and a huge portion of fish&chips. Table service is a big plus from me and we didn’t have empty glasses for the duration. Recommend!

We had friends visiting from Inverness and thought it would be lovely to take them to the hotel for a drink and a meal on Saturday afternoon . It looked busy when we arrived ( although a few large tables only had two people seated at them) , so we made our way to the bar . As we approached the bar the barman barely looked up, said rudely - table service only- no apology , no attempt to seat us . We were very disappointed at his attitude and wont attempt to visit again , or suggest this to friends .

We went for afternoon drinks, it was warm and cozy. We enjoyed our time. The service was a little slow.

Great pub lunch! We had steak pie & the burger - both really nice. Really friendly staff too and cosy atmosphere with log fire. After trawling round Pitlochry for a dog friendly restaurant & being turned away (there are barely any) a local girl recommended here. We were very glad we took the walk up the hill and came here :)

Delicious local food! Great steak and very delicious fish and chips! Great brewed dark beer. Helpful and kind server. We will return again and again.

Stopped off here for a late lunch,sat outside,lovely surroundings, menu looked great,there was four of us burgers and chicken with Stornaway black pudding was the choice.when the meal came it looked like they had forgot the black pudding we could hardly taste it,the chicken was a bit dry was a bit expensive over all..chips and veg were lovely.they were busy and seemed not enough staff. Sign on table said order at bar,when we went in to order were told TABLE SERVICE ONLY, this was confusing.

You can't book a table here, but we got in. It was very good. Great selection of food and local ales available. The local Moulin Brewery is close by too. Very attentive staff who explained the choice of meals available. Very enjoyable.

This has to be, in my opinion the best pub/restaurant in the Pitlochry area. A lovely traditional old style pub, with additional outdoor seating options. Great service, great location and great selection of both food and drinks. Staff are so good, friendly, knowledgeable and efficient which all adds to a great atmosphere. Our last lunch there was excellent, everything cooked to order and piping hot. Fish Sandwich was amazing, so much fish. For real ale lovers, they have 4 beers the brew themselves across the road in their on-site brewery 🍻 Definitely recommend here

Have been in this Hotel / restaurant on several ocaisions it serves goo traditional local scottish food and has its own micro brewery and a goo selection of Malt whiskies

We had dinner here one evening while staying in Pitlochry mid April 2022. I had emailed ahead asking about a reservation and got a prompt response from Gill letting me know dinner service was on a first come first serve basis. We walked up from...

excellent accueil,mets de bonne qualité, frais ,plats copieux ,,gouteux, service rapide,avec une bonne boisson.

Staying in the adjacent Moulin Hotel we ate and drank in the Inn. A very enjoyable experience. The floral displays outside were lovely. We were well looked after by Gill and staff who soon got to know our regular drinks order! Thanks from the McCloys

We used the Moulin as a base for our wedding a few weeks ago. We had a Friday night dinner here for 80 people and many of our guests stayed for the weekend. The food was great - the beer from their brewery round the...

We are freguent visitors to the Moulin, but it was a special treat to attend a pre Wedding dinner. The outside garden was beautiful, with patio heaters and fairy lights amongst the trees and cabanas. As always, the food was delicious and the staff, led...

Decided to try Moulin after not being in for years wish we hadn’t .Food was terrible I had chicken breast stuffed with black pudding the chicken was so tough I couldn’t cut it I ate the black pudding the veg of carrots & sugar snap...

Not a visit to pitlochry without a visit to the moulin friendly and welcoming staff great food and atmosphere we have actually travelled 80 miles on a day trip just for lunch can't wait to return

Excellent customer service, staff so helpful and went above and beyond for us, great atmosphere , cosy fire, good food and local beers.

We walked up to the Moulin Hotel and ate in the bar area twice during our recent stay. The staff were welcoming and helpful and the food and beers from their own brewery were very good value. Would definitely go again if we're in the...

Ate here twice whilst holidaying in Pitlochry and so glad we found it. Good menu, good prices, great food, very pleasant staff and great ambience. Would definitely recommend.

Called in here a couple of times whilst on holiday in the area. Sampled their own beers that are brewed in the micro brewery. All were very good. Ate here twice as well. All the food was very well cooked and presented, with a decent...

Stopped off for morning coffee - helpful staff and lovely outdoor space with beautiful hanging baskets.

Nice welcome on arrival and shown to our table in lovely dining room. We had starters and main meal all of which were first class.

Visited Moulin restaurant on the last day of our holiday. Great ambiance excellent service very pleasant staff brilliant food the steak and ale pie was to die for overflowing with tasty lean and succulent beef and light flaky Pastry and perfectly cooked vegetables I would...

Last night of holidays decided to have dinner at moulin after someone recommended. I have 2 young children. Very disappointing. Food was sub standard. Wouldn’t be back. Steak was tough, chicken was tough, veg was hard. Kids meals tasteless. Complained and got some money off...

Sat outside in the sunshine. Each table had a call button. Service was prompt and friendly. Food was delicious . All washed down with locally brewed beer. Perfect !

I visited this place for a meal around 4 years ago and it was amazing...I couldn’t wait to go back and sample the yummy food again! Last night, the first night of them opening after a four month closure, we walked up from Pitlochry to...

Delicious lunch, handling restrictions well, friendly service. Recommend the Ploughman’s and the Gourmet Battered Haddock sandwich. Lovely location.

We usually stop off here for lunch when we find ourselves in Pitlochry. The meals are hearty fare, and are complemented by the fire and locally-brewed beer. Recommend if you fancy a stroll out the town for lunch.

Went there to see if they were doing tours around the brewery, but unfortunately not due to covid. My friends tried their craft ales out whilst I just had a lager. Ended up eating and whiling away a few hours. Meal one of the best...

You have to cut them some slack. It is difficult operating in the time of the virus. Nevertheless, their own range of beer was very satisfactory, and the haggis nachos went down a treat for lunch -vegetarian haggis is an option. The rooms are cosy...

Our family had a lovely meal in the bar tonight, service was great and the food was to a very high level (amazing Steak and Ale Pie). Nice selection of beers which opted for the beers from their own brewery. Have been before and will...

Finally got away for a few days so decided to try a lunch out. A friendly welcome from the staff who showed us to our outside seating. Went for the local Moulin ale which we both enjoyed. We shared a chicken liver pate and the...

Dinner here on Tuesday night. Delicious scampi for me and haddock for hubbie. I opted for the bread and Lockerbie butter pudding too. It was FAB

We stopped here for a quick dinner on the way to the highlands for a holiday. We were tired and hungry and had our 2 dogs with us. We received a wonderful welcome and the pub was lovely. The staff were very friendly and really...

Arrived here and first impressions were that it was a lovely cosy pub. But then we ordered food...scallops and mussels to start for my partner and I, mussels were terrible quality and the sauce very very salty, scallops over cooked and 3 scallops for £9...

Visited the pub part of the historic inn established 1695. Special mention for Chris the barman who took a little time to show me the Crusaders Grave in the Kirk opposite the inn in the pitch black only armed with lights from the mobile phone....

Visiting Moulin Inn having been a couple of years ago and recommended to friends to eat here. Sorry to say we were disappointed. Food really average but it was the customer service that was very poor. No engagement, no asking if everything was ok, no...

This is a nice place for a drink but we were disappointed based on some of the excellent reviews it has. It's starting to feel a bit unloved. Very dog friendly which is a plus and the outside area is nice but the food is...

Avevo letto di questo ristorante (mi raccomando andate alla taverna/pub e non al ristorante) ottime recensioni e le aspettative non...

This is over priced for what the room offers as they are tired the mattress is so uncomfortable you can hear the springs as you move slightly proof they are done and ready for change. If your looking for a quiet quaint olde world experience then it’s not here certainly not in a front room where cars park and the beer garden is.Lols great from the outside but the rooms need sound prodding and a renovation at least mattresses and bathrooms won’t change ambience but add comfort at least.Will come back for food and drink for ambience but never a stay again.

Nuestra fiesta de 4 comió en este pub en mayo de 2019. Tuve el panecillo del escocés, servido en una sartén de hierro fundido y muy caliente. Carne tierna y condimento perfecto. Mi marido pidió el cordero longshanks. ¡Fácilmente la comida de pub más satisfactoria que comimos en Escocia!

Great food. Very dog friendly. Lovely seating area outside, keeps you dry even in wet weather. Very snug and oldie. Reasonably priced as well.

Our favorite Scottish pub so we hurried back when we arrived in Pitlochry. As typical, you order at the bar and then a server brings out your food. We love this place! My husband raved about his overcooked/crunchy burger - cooked just like he wants it. However, my haddock fish/chips were quite greasy. When next in Pitlochry, we'll hurry back again.

Sadly overpriced and uninspiring. I paid £9 for a basic tuna sandwich with a tiny salad garnish, a tiny pot of coleslaw and a few crisps. Better to walk on to Pitlochry itself

Always a favourite for lunch when in the area. I had a delicious salmon salad, poached & hot and cold smoked salmon with a lovely glass of Moulin ale

Lets start with food. The Scotsman Bunnet is very thin watery gravy and the McDuff game casserole is very salty- so much so it's unfinishable. The rest of the food in our group was tasty enough but 2 complaints out of 5 isn't really acceptable. I mentioned this when the waitress was clearing the table nut nothing was done. Desert came and the sticky pudding was obviously microwaved - thick, stodgy and very hard in the middle. Not worth the money. Again I mentioned, nothing came of it. The best things about this place is the location and range of beer brewed on site.

The food at the Moulin Hotel Restaurant was average pub fare. We sat outside because of the beautiful weather but inside was quite cozy in this very historically interesting and old building.

The restaurant is off the main road.

Our family had dinner here on three evenings while staying near Pitlochry. The food, the service, and the people were great. It's the kind of place where you can get to know people and enjoy the menu. Comfortable and hospitable.

We have been here several times over the past few years and feel it's getting a little bit jaded and is in need of a bit TLC. The food is okay: a bit better than a typical Wedderspoon's meal but twice the price. Beer also average, the barman brusque. We wouldn't rush back.

A visit to Pitlochry would not be complete without a walk to the Moulin Inn est 1695. If it is nice walk it if not take a car or taxi it’s all up hill from the town centre.

My wife and I visited the Moulin Restaurant, for lunch, while staying in Pitlochry. The repast was quite excellent and the service top class. It also has a micro-brewery, although we did not visit, as we were pushed for time. We would certainly recommend this hotel. I hope the pictures of the village and the menu are helpful !

My husband and I turned up at the Moulin restaurant just for a drink as we were not that hungry but upon seeing the menu and eyeing up other patrons' dinners we could not help but order some food. We are so glad we did. It was amazing, especially the steak and ale pie and the lamb shank. The service was great, especially considering a tour bus had just arrived and they were swamped, they still made the time to look after us.

Cute tavern/inn tucked away in the sleepy town of Moulin. Established in 1695. Very quaint serving good variety of quality pub grub. Well worth a visit if you are in the area of Pitlochry. Reasonably priced and offering Home Brewed Ales.

Nos encantó el ambiente acogedor y hogareño del pub. Teníamos venado y eso fue bueno. El hombre detrás del bar que estaba claramente a cargo de todo (o por lo que se comportó) fue muy amable, pero lo dejó muy claro a todos los que ordenaron (yo era cuarto consecutivo): ¡no olviden la propina! No me importa dar una propina, especialmente cuando todo está bien, pero sí me importa que me lo pidan.

Stopped in on our hike. Fun old time pub and restaurant. Great bar tender. Sell their own brewed beer.so good, stayed for two pints before continuing our hike. Food was well prepared pub food

Llegamos para un almuerzo tardío en un lunes. Tenían asientos en el interior y al aire libre disponibles. Era un día más frío, así que optamos por sentarnos dentro. El lugar era acogedor con una cálida chimenea y asientos tipo pub tradicional. Tienes que sentarte y todas las órdenes están en el bar. Toda la comida era maravillosa.

large hotel with a a very friendly and attentive staff,an extensive choice of beers and whisky and a well chosen dining menu.

La comida es excelente y el personal es amable y el servicio era bueno. Recomendaría el pastel de carne, el plato estaba lleno de carne y se derritió en la boca. Estaba muy ocupado, el lugar estaba lleno y había gente que iba y venía constantemente y había un ambiente agradable.

Very good Sunday lunch here yesterday. The food always hits the spot and the staff are very friendly. Real fires keep you nice and warm and there is a real cosy atmosphere.

The moulin pub was brilliant the food was just good home cooked food. The bar atmosphere was great warm with two fireplaces just a small quaint place to go after walking around Pitlochry all day.

We went for a long walk around Pitlochry before arriving at the hotel. It was bitterly cold outside so I was hopeful that hotel would be warm and cozy. We arrived to be shown to our room. The rooms are dated there is no denying this and will not be to everyone’s liking. But we thought they’re fine and suit the age of the building itself.

Visit this inn regularlyon our visits to Pitlochry it is always very welcoming and on a cold day the log fires are appreciated. Food is good and more on the pub grub style. It is just ten mins drive from Pitlochry centre and would also be walkable if engergetic.

Au coeur du village de Pitlochry, vous cherchez une ambiance vraiment écossaise ? Allez au Moulin ! Outre la ballade pour y aller qui vous permet de visiter le vrai village (et non pas l'artère principale), on y retrouve de vraies spécialités écossaises pour un prix raisonnable, et une ambiance typique de pub.

We were out walking and had walked to the distillery near by, After a tour round this we walked to The Moulin Restaurant for a late lunch, We really loved the inside of this building. So authentic. The food and beer were great. The building had character

Visitamos aquí para cenar durante su estancia en Pitlochry. Ocupado por un lunes por la noche, pero una encantadora familia francesa nos invitó a sentarnos al final de su mesa, así que me alegro de haber estado. Comimos en el bar junto al fuego de leña. Encantadora habitación antigua y antigua donde el personal era amable, la comida era excelente ya un precio razonable. Las porciones generosas y la comida estaba bien caliente.