Restaurant at the Meikleour Hotel in Perth & Kinross

We went for Sunday lunch with friends & our dog. The setting is beautiful & parking is plentiful. The service, food, wine & ambience were great. Sadly, the Sunday roast option had sold out by 2.30 pm but the other dishes on the menu were excellent. I would thoroughly recommend a visit & we’ll certainly return.

Living in East Sussex where pub food tends to be a bit more expensive, the food here is more expensive than there and frankly not worth the price. A pint at £5.75 isn't cheap. The steak and ale pie had very good lean meat but too much gravy, and a thin slice of pastry on top. The 'selection' of vegetables was minute - see the photo, and the chips were rather disappointing.

Everything about this restaurant was excellent. This included staff, food, ambience, location, decor & carpark. It's well worth a visit. The meal was one of the best I've ever tasted

Food was amazing! We went here for a Sunday lunch. The beef on the roast was brilliant, so tender and tasty. The restaurant was very busy and the service was very fast.

Unimaginative, lacking seasoning, dry, lacking sauce and expensive for what it was. Maybe a bad day in the kitchen, though why should we suffer? First time I've seen a cheese soufleé which is solid, served with a creamy liquid around it on a flat plate and lacking cheese taste. We asked the unhelpful bored server, who looked as if we were a nuisance, and he confirmed, yes, this was a souffleé. Dry terrine to start, with a huge egg in the middle - saves meat I suppose, but lacking flavour and seasoning and some kind of chutney or sauce. There were spots of something on the plate which left more in the plate than I could lift off. Now I'm too bored to go into the other courses. Lovely bar but crap atmosphere.

stopped in at the pub on way home from the West coast, intention was to have some dinner, one couple outside with maybe 7 0r 8 empty tables, a few tables taken inside, nobody waiting to get served at the bar, barman drying glasses asked if we had a booking, we said politely no, just hoped we could grab a bite to eat, he said in a quite unpleasant manner, no booking no table, that was it.... we have been many times over the years, never again, rude, rude, rude.

We have been coming to Meiklour for many years and have always been pleased with quality of food and service. Today we were having a lunch for a family reunion and I regret to say that the starters of whitebait did not meet the usual standard priced at £10.95 ! Per portion, we ordered 4 portions costing a whopping £43.80. Each portion consited of of 7/8 tiny whitebait with a microscopic salad no lemon and a tiny amount of mayonnaise. The quality is not in question but the quantity is ,perhaps Chef should reconsider pricing of this dish or at least portion control. I would usually mention a problem at the time of dining but as you can understand it was a family gathering which I was hosting.

My husband and I had our wedding anniversary meal there and was very disappointed. His steak pie had flat pastry and about 4 pieces of steak. All bottles of wine were £34 (no alternative) the whole meal and wine was overpriced

Had lunch here with friends on sunday. We were constantly rushed from start to finish, by both the waitor and waitress. One sunday roast was partially cold, overcooked chicken and one of the sticky toffee puddings was completely dried out. If the table is only for a limited period, this should be made clear upon booking.

Sadly having to write this review - went here for lunch on 21 April - from minute sat down felt rushed by staff who made clear we were in a timer. Plates for main course being cleared before one of the party had finished by 3 members of staff for a table of 4? Told had 5 minutes to choose sweets. Several times near end of meal asked to hand over my water glass . Said no a couple of times because was wanting another glass of water out of the bottle provided - eventually gave in to get peace - then table cleared as if we weren’t still sitting there. Now the food - chicken was nice and tender but had burnt coating, Yorkshire pudding dry giving impression not fresh and sticky toffee pudding over done in microwave. Not sure what went wrong but left feeling pretty hacked off at the experience and we are people who are generally easy pleased.

Definitely not closed! Stopped off for lunch and it was wonderful. I had the baked Blue Ling which was perfectly cooked, seared lettuce and fragrant jasmine rice. The whole experience really tasty cooked by a talented chef who knows what they’re doing. My wife had two veggie starters of which the star was the gnocchi. Clean, relaxed, friendly staff and good food. What’s not to like?

Dropped in for refreshments later afternoon and was immediately taken by the ambience, clean decor and welcoming staff. Driving I had a Diet Coke and for a treat I had wonderful carpaccio of beef. Spotless toilets and a definate destination for a visit later this year - perhaps even for a staycation.

Arrived at restaurant and we were greeted by girl behind bar. Told her we had a booking to be told come with the shake of her head . Were sat in restaurant away from bar. The hotel and restaurant is lovely in itself. We get that it’s a fishing lodge and country hotel and dogs are welcome. Most dogs were well behaved but one in particular would not stop barking as other customers were arriving with their dogs. Not a nice quiet meal and not good press for said country hotel. ( At least 6 times during our hour and half visit this dog barked) My hubby had a lovely starter of black pudding scotch egg . Then steak pie for main I had sirloin steak which was good. Chips ( bought in ) were absolutely awful so much so I said to a lovely wee waitress and she got them replaced . Menu not brilliant. Won’t be rushing back. Meikleour used to be the place to go what a shame that standards have slipped.

Stopped in for a bite to eat and my wife and I each had fish and chips. Chips were ok, mushy peas good however the fish badly let the show down. The batter, although crispy, was 'heavy' and had a strong taste plus was very greasy. The fish on one of the plates was passable however my wifes was grey and did not look fresh at all. We tried to give our dog a bit of the fish and she turned up her nose at it!! For just under £17 for each 'meal, The Meikleou Arms needs to up the ante somewhat and until it does we won't be back!! Such a pity that the food didn't come up to the same levels of service as the waiting staff who were excellent.

Great service from the team at the Meikleour Arms nothing too much. Food was excellent too. Overall a very pleasant experience.

Went with family for a Sunday roast dinner the soup to start was lovely The cheese soufflé was only Luke warm and not nice at all. The roast potato potatoes weren’t roasted at all they were just white and hard. The meat quality wasn’t very good. We asked for extra gravy as the lunch was very dry and they charged us an extra £5 for a tiny jug of gravy. Not a great meal when the staff came to pick my plate of food up which I hadn’t eaten. All they said was was it too much for you but I had asked if I could have some roasted potatoes and they just told me that’s how their potatoes come.. wished I had taken photos so I could share.

I was in Scotland with my husband and 3 children and we were driving by and spotted the pub. My experience was delightful - the food was fresh and delicious, and it was an all round success. Service was very good and the stuff were all polite and a joy to speak to. The setting of this pub is gorgeous and we will definitely be returning swiftly for another great evening!

Ate here when passing recently. Food from French themed menu is excellent, and very nicely presented. Good selection of desserts too.

Having read reviews I expected great things from this meal, how wrong can you be?! We both chose prawn cocktail for starters feeling very nostalgic, what a disappointment, very ordinary prawns nothing spectacular here, no bread served with it either, cost £10ish I chose the rib eye steak from the special menu both special here for the extortionate price of £36 ish bit of veg and mushrooms on the side with the worst fries I’ve ever had. My husband had the crumble which he said was good (praise indeed!) cost £9ish . The people sat next to us were not happy we had brought our little well behaved quiet dog. Maybe they should have moved. I would not be returning to this establishment, I found the staff lacking and the food as I say overpriced average.

Friday Evening Dinner Visit I was staying at the hotel and had asked to prebook a table for dinner two weeks in advance; which I did for 8pm. Turned up at 8pm to be told by the barman that the only table they had left was one near the front door in the very noisy bar area, not the restaurant I had booked m. Tried the bar area for a couple of minutes but the noise from some loud tables was too much so moved to a table in the corridor outside the bar as I had been told the restaurant was full. A very nice French waitress saw me sitting there and asked if she could help. She checked and took me through to the restaurant where we discovered it was actually only 30% full. She got me settled at a nice table and the food I had was enjoyable (but expensive at London prices). Having been told I had to prebook the experience of being shuffled around for 30 minutes until I got a nice table was very irritating after a full day of travel from London. Definitely put me off using it again during my stay.

We came across the meikleour arms by chance and how lucky we were. Really warm welcome, in a beautiful and spacious restaurant room with quirky decor. Our lovely Spanish waitress recommended the twice baked soufflés to my grandmother and she was over the moon with it. I, myself got the surf and turf and with whole heart I can say it was the best fillet beef I ever had. The salad looked great, although not my cup of tee. Overall a delightful experience and I wish it was my local.

Fantastic pub. Spotlessly clean, great food, friendly staff - we went twice in a week! Have booked to go back next year so I’m sure we’ll be back x

It's a long time since we've dined at The Meiklour Arms and were really looking forward to our meal. Sadly, I think it will be a long time before we go back again. A combination of poor service and the quality of the food we experienced left us feeling very disappointed. Perhaps it was because the restaurant was very busy. Perhaps it was because the waiting staff were overwhelmed by the volume of diners they were having to serve. From our perspective something was wrong. For example...on two separate occasions two members of our party were served with part of their meal but no cutlery to go with it. It's difficult to eat soup/ice cream with a fork! A jug of water and glasses appeared at our table towards the end of the main course but only after we had asked for it. While my husband had the Mushroom soup and raved about its quality the double baked soufles and the goats cheese and heritage beetroot salad were a let down. Yes there was beetroot hiding underneath a multi-coloured bed of lettuce but it bore no resemblance to what I think of as 'heritage'. When the main courses arrived we were again left disappointed not only by the quality of the food but also the size of the portions with which we were presented. Although the mashed potato and seasonal veg which came with my lemon sole was tasty it was verging on 'warmish' by the time it reached me while the chicken breast with lemon butter and its accompaniments would have been more appropriate as a child's portion. While the battered fish looked lovely on the plate the batter was tough and the fish undercooked. The chips which accompanied it looked pretty stacked in their basket, but appeared as if they had been overcooked. While the nasturtium and viola flowers looked pretty on the plates sadly they did nothing to enhance our culinary experience. Maybe the folk behind the scenes were trying a wee bit too hard and it didn't work out. Maybe they were rushed off their feet. Neither should detract from quality or quantity in a restaurant with the reputation held by The Meiklour Arms. I have no idea what those around us thought of their meals but suffice to say we won't be recommending The Meiklour Arms to anyone who's looking for quality food (not pub grub) at fair prices which is a great pity because we like to support our community whenever we can.

Very disappointed we had dinner for 4 & 3 of us left very disappointed & still hungry twice baked soufflé was nothing like a soufflé not light & fluffy the goats cheese & beetroot salad the beetroot was beetroot crisps was looking forward to fresh the garden veg with the lemon chicken were not worth putting on the plate tiny little pieces of veg (4) + a piece of inedible broccoli the salad with my husband’s meal was mainly hard pieces of stalks .The special was lemon sole was also a bit expensive for what it was we paid a lot for a meal that left us all dissapointed. Think there is also a training issue as having to ask for cutlery twice during the meal shouldn’t happen.Have eaten here often over the years & never been disappointed but sorry there are lots of other restaurants I would rather eat at sorry but we will not hurry back 😢

A very disappointing evening. We are a local couple who live just 10 miles from the restaurant which we frequent fairly often, but on this occasion have decided we will probably not return. My meal from the specials menu was a Bourride, this was just 9 mussels , 3 pieces of tasteless squid, a dozen or so minute shrimps, they were advertised as prawns!! & 2 tiny pieces of smoked haddock no bigger than my thumb nail, not worthy of the price of £24.99p The room was empty when we arrived at 5pm apart from one other couple, unfortunately after half an hour or so a party of 12 arrived with two noisy children, one was a toddler with learning difficulties who screamed continually, why could this party not have been placed in the private dining room. Our evening was spoilt , my husbands meal of steak was excellent , but surely large parties of 12 should not be able to occupy a very tiny dining area. Our waitress was wonderful , we felt for her having to cope with this noisy environment. Sorry but we will not be rushing back as standards appear to have slipped.

Having regularly dined here over many years this was our first visit post Covid and it was great to be back. The welcome is always so friendly, the atmosphere great and the food excellent . The chef makes great use of local produce and the menu reflects this. This is a restaurant well worth visiting for a number of reasons not least the quality of the food.

Another fantastic lunch at Meikleour Arms, superb range and quality of food, warm and attentive staff and lovely bar/restaurant area, could not fault anything.

Went for lunch was not impressed with cheese soufflé was not what a souffle should look like it should be light and fluffy not like what i recived it did not look like it was made by the chef very disappointed as we have been a few times and it was not like that.

Always visited the restaurant for a meal while visiting up in the area and was never ever disappointed until now. We found that the menu no longer had much variety, from the choices that were available either on the set menu of the day or the normal menu. Whilst we expected prices to be up we paid £18.50 per person for a steak pie that was vastly overseasoned with pepper,and left horrid taste in mouth and raging heartburn thereafter. I would not recommend it and with a sad heart reluctantly have decided not to go back. I feel it has gone downhill and would not now recommend it to anyone for a meal.

Had dinner. Heard an arrogant member of staff in the background belittling staff. I think that she was French. Clearly the staff were intimated by her. Not something that a guest wants to be exposed to. Not an environment that I ever want to be exposed to ever again.

Arrived for drinks with our dog, was told we couldn’t sit at a table and was asked to sit in “the corridor” clearly just having drinks wasn’t good enough for the lady running the bar. We sat in the corridor which was not appealing at...

Again unreliable.I have to agree with another reviewer.regarding information re opening and meals serving. Website is completely inaccurate. Phoned on the day 4 or 5 times to book but phone just rang out. Arrived in early evening to be told (eventually) that they were not...

The Inn has a lovely setting and interior. Our lunch was outstanding food and really attentive service. My mother's wheelchair requirements were carefully attended to. A place which will be a real family favourite

Really enjoyed dinner here. Very good menu, reasonably priced; nice wine list too complemented by very welcoming staff.

Had Sunday lunch, Had mPrawn cocktail starter, an for a change there was more prawns than lettuce, so was scrumy, had roast beef as it was a Sunday. Staff was very friendly

We visited without booking for some light refreshments (teas and coffees) just before lunch service and were met with a warm invitation tobsit in the lounge. Great relaxednspace for our family to enjoy the refreshments but also the shortbread. Well done Meikleour team my family...

Visited here for Sunday lunch whilst on holiday after having been recommended to us. Whilst the waitresses were attentive we were very disappointed with the meal. The pumpkin soup starter was nice and hot albeit lacking in seasoning but the roast beef dinner was mediocre....

Took some friends from the U.S.A . Here, they absolutely loved it as we did.reasonably priced food excellent along with staff good and easy car parking.

Beautiful restaurant & staff were very friendly however food was very disappointing. Twice baked cheese souffles were not light & airy as you would expect but stodgy & were more a congealed texture. My friend had fish & chips, tiny portion of haddock & her...

Visited here on a late Saturday afternoon for a meal with friends. It was a lovely sunny afternoon and the location was perfect, with guests sitting in the garden for drinks, coffees and meals. It appeared to be reasonably busy with both guests, diners and...

Visited for lunch while in the area,staff very welcoming as we had not made a reservation, service excellent, food amazing, portion sizes excellent and the prices for both food and drink very good. Will definitely visit again for dinner next time.

Poor food - nice environment. Onion soup was ordered to start - reasonably nice but no cheese topped in it. Somewhat bland with no texture. Fish and chips really poor - heavy batter, overcooked and inside raw on the batter. School boy error for such...

Stayed overnight and had dinner and breakfast. Lovely fresh food and good choice. Beautiful presentation.

We visited for lunch . So disappointed with food. Starters we both had the prawn cocktail which was the saving grace. A roll or some bread and butter may have been nice though ….. but this had to be ordered separately at an extra cost...

All staff were attentive, polite and really welcoming. Loved the ambiance, setting and decor. As well as being nice and warm inside. The local beer was also not a disappointment or the selection of whiskey on offer. We had dinner and breakfast here. No alternative...

Had afternoon tea and a lunch on two days. Staff were friendly and most helpful. Food we had was really nice. The Meikelour Arms is a hugely popular place and also has a number of different residential places nearby. Beautiful decor throughout this fascinating inn...

Travelled to this great place for lunch with a friend for her birthday. I had visited before but my friend was new to this stop. The warm welcome on a damp day was delightful. The restaurant was warm with the fire burning. The menu offered...

Food amazing, staff friendly and helpful ended up eating there every night only wish a little more choice amazing tasting food

Well done chefs. On a gloomy January night a warm, following long drive, to eat a spicy bowl of the best Butternut squash and ginger soup ever was so warming I could eaten two bowlfuls! Selecting the vegetarian option of polenta and vegetable cassoulet as...

Apologies for not reporting earlier on our visit on the 23rd December for lunch. Admittedly, this was an off-the-cuff visit with no pre-booking, but the staff coped perfectly and the meal was both copious and of a high quality. I am physically disabled, and the...

Went for lunch with family , good choice and all excellent could not fault. Service really good and staff a delight. There were no bad choices here, everything was tasty.

We live only a few miles away and have visited several times over the last couple of months. We have thoroughly enjoyed each experience - after walk drinks and celebratory meals. One of our party follows a restricted diet for health reasons and when booking...

The food was good though somewhat pricy. What appalled me is that the manageress belittled and slandered staff in full view of customers. Appalling and very unprofessional. I understand that is why the restaurant struggles to retain staff because of this French manageress. I will...

We were staying at the hotel for the first night of our Highland Hols. Dinner here was really good. I have a small appetite so ordered a starter portion of Kedgeree as a main which was perfect. Kedgeree excellent. However I wish I had known...

considering some of the reviews I was looking forward to dining at this restaurant. They have changed the hotel quite extensively from the last time I visited and it is now basically just a restaurant rather than the local village pub with restaurant, however, they...

Lovely pub, great garden and nice setting. There are some very aggressive signs in place regarding covid regulations, unfortunately it’s not at all welcoming and you really get the feeling they don’t want you there at all. Well worth the management reflecting on this; this...

Delighted to return here as our last visit was just before lockdown. Welcoming friendly staff to a lovely hotel and restaurant, delightful outside area and excellent decor. We booked and got a time of 14.30 which suited us perfectly. The pub/restaurant staff were welcoming and...

We arrived for a sunny afternoon pint in the garden. Gemma was very rude about the rules and regulations. We were treated with no respect.

Had lunch here with family on 10th July. We waited 40mins for 1st course. I do not know if it was to make us buy more drinks or just bad service. Staff were lovely but the food was tasteless. Main course was supposed to be...

We were staying in the area so came here for Sunday dinner. Beautiful setting in the middle of the countryside, staff were lovely and friendly and the food was fantastic. I had the cheese soufflé then the topside of beef, both excellent. In fact best...

Fantastic food. Great ingredients , well cooked and appetisingly presented. Team of staff really helpful and friendly. I’d recommend without hesitation.

I visited this restaurant with my husband and 13 year old son last week and we had a really lovely meal. The pub itself is beautiful, the staff are friendly and attentive and the food is great. We all had the steak pie and it...

having previously stayed at this venue we had to return as food and service exceptional. Good choice for most people and very reasonably priced.

Staying nearby for a few days family of 3 with a small dog. Made very welcome service was excellent (even brought the dog a treat ! ) 3 starters - really unusual and lovely and mains all fantastic forced a rhubarb abs ginger crumble down...

Excellent evening meal. Food was delicious, we had the muscles and prawn cocktail to start followed by venison burger and steak pie. Staff are very friendly and professional. We sat outside to allow us to have a drink but there is an extensive indoor area...

Great little find - good varied menu - staff were excellent - will definitely use again - good sized car park.

Always stop off here for food enroute to Dunkeld. Very friendly welcome from server, hand sanitisers at entrance, note you must book a table. We ordered soup of the day which was mushroom, very tasty and freshly made, shared a scotch egg with blackpudding, chutney...

We had really lovely food and great service during a two night stay. The attention to detail in the kitchen shines through, with well cooked vegetables and clever seasonings on every dish. The venison and fish dishes stood out and we are looking forward to...

An infrequent visitor to this establishment over the last 30 years. Ordered 3 sirloin steaks and 1 fish and chips. 2 steaks Ordered well done, 1 rare. The rare one was as tough as old boots the worst steak I have had in a long...

There are many excellent restaurants in Scotland but not many which provide food of this standard at such reasonable prices. Main courses of admirable quality, all cooked on the premises from scratch with locally sourced ingredients at under £15, backed by quick attentive service. I've...

We had four meals in the restaurant whilst staying in this hotel and could not fault any one of them - two evening meals and two breakfasts. All were cooked to perfection and served by extremely friendly staff. We were extremely impressed that (with notice)...

Despite the roadworks betwixt Alyth and Blair making us ever so slightly late, we were delighted to be returning to this very lovely country house hotel after completion of their total and wonderfully classy renovations. Lunch for three, were we.  My Wife, Sister and Yours...

Had game platter and fish and chips. Service was very good, despite lockdown restrictions. Staff very friendly and welcoming. Would highly recommend.

Booked for lunch, all the staff were great and food was amazing plus the pandemic procedures were followed brilliantly. Will return!

We had such a lovely evening meal here, the atmosphere was great and the food was exceptional. But the service was perfect, relaxed, friendly, fun and professional. Jackie was our waitress and she was great!! We will defiantly be back.

We were lucky enough to find this spectacular place after a suggestion by a friend. We booked a table for lunch. It was quite busy for lunch on a Tuesday but the staff were amazing. Our server, lovely lady with a flower in her hair was awesome, kind, helpful and thoroughly professional. We read through all the information about how most of the food ingredients come from on site and omg it was so delicious. Now everything is compared to the food and the service we received at Meikleour Arms, todate nothing comes close. We had the courgette and basil soup and the gnocchi stater, awesome!

The service was very slow indeed. Ten minutes after ordering drinks I had to get up and find out what had happened. Paying at the end of the meal I had to get up and then wait for someone to appear. When I politely suggested to the waitress that she ought to tell her boss that perhaps they were understaffed she said that they didn't know how busy it would be...............considering that there was a notice by the entrance which stated there was no admission without a reservation what she had to say (bearing in mind that because of covid she should know EXACTLY how many and when) this was eyewash at best. This 'denial' was seen again concerning the swing front door, which made a loud thumping noise every time that it was opened, apparently only being notice by our waitress the other day when another guest pointed it out! If the door had been wedged open it would also make the constantly whirring fan unnecessary as the weather was warm. (I suspect that no window could be opened as all catches etc. seemed to be painted over).However my food (courgette and basil soup and venison two ways) was very good. My wife's souffle was 'OK' and the kedgeree was salty ( I can confirm) and made to an unusual recipe.Given the number of good reviews we may just have had an unlucky day.

Lovely place, the food is absolutely gorgeous, so good we booked in for the next day’s evening meal.

Starters lovely.Main course of duo of Venison, consisted of 2 bite size pieces of venison, 4 small potatoes, ramekin dish of cottage pie and inedible vegetables, not worth £18.00!!Sweet - white chocolate cheese cake with local berries - very bland, and although the hotel disagreed, the local berries tasted and looked likes tinned strawberries.When we were asked how we enjoyed our meal, and explained the above, the staff didn’t care....Staff in the kitchen should be careful what language they used as can be heard by customers passing and not very pleasant...Social distancing was good.

Nice environment and friendly staff. Menu has a good choice of dishes. A couple of minor gripes; when we were shown to our table it hadn't been cleaned. There was food on the tables from the previous customers (crumbs, other small food deposits) which in the current climate was unpleasant. The waitress did come to clean it when we asked though. Starter of prawn cocktail was nice but its hard to not make a good prawn cocktail! Steak and ale pie was tasty although very watery making it hard to eat out of the dish its served in. Pastry very thin and a tad soggy. Some of the beef had not had all the fat removed.I like the Meikleour but food was a bit underwhelming on this occasion.

Very good food. Fresh, organic and very tasty. I had gnocchi and hake. I was absolutely happy after my meal. Would definitely come back.

Real quality food, everything right down to the ketchup is homemade, the French influence is clear to see and taste. They have implemented some simple but very effective measures to make dinning safe and yet unencombered in the current pandemic. Booking is essential. LOTS of space between tables. Only wish I’d went hunger enough to eat 3 courses. Highly recommend.

My wife and I had dinner on a quiet Monday evening recently. The service was prompt, the menu full of interesting choices and the food we ordered tasty, delivered promptly and excellent value for money. Would return without hesitation.

Great quality fish dinner for two with drinks for £75 last week ............ excellent service and worth every penny . Thank you .

Yet again, the Restaurant At Meikleour Arms did not disappoint. We were a large party of 16 on the 01/01/2020 celebrating my father's 80th birthday. I would firstly like to thank everyone for accommodating such a large party at fairly short notice and for being flexible with the menu for the vegetarian / vegans in the party. The food was delicious and plentiful. Service was excellent and staff extremely friendly and accommodating. I would thoroughly recommend a visit if you are in the area. Fortunately for us, it's just a 10 minute drive away :-) Please pass on our thanks to everyone who made an "old man's!!" evening, one to remember. Cheers :-)

Out and about this Sunday decided to pop into Meikleour restaurant for lunch. Thoroughly enjoyed. 1 x fish and homemade chips; 1 x grilled chicken, very tastyFollowed by a sweet and delicious coffee. Great value for money Definitely be back

We had booked a meal with friends at the Scottish pub of the year, but dissapointed to discover that all ale pumps were off by 7pm on a Friday night.

Just called In for a meal and a drink today, the service e was fantastic and the food was excellent and we will definitely recommend and call in again

We enjoyed a terrific meal here on a busy Friday night in August.This was our second trip here for a meal this summer and it was even better than before.Making a reservation by phone earlier in the day was slick and easy, being confirmed by text. Staff were welcoming and efficient and the service we had was faultless.We had a table close to the bar which was busy and fairly noisy initially but the numbers soon thinned out. Unfortunately a couple of, presumably local, drinkers who stayed on and were well-fuelled became a bit loud and raucous; the foul-language which was a bit intrusive.That apart, we enjoyed ourselves and sampled some excellent fare washed down with the very palatable house claret. I gather the butchery is locally sourced - it is not to be missed.I can strongly recommend the Meikleour Arms for a meal. We will certainly return but would probably try for a table a bit further away from the immediate bar area next time.

We've driven by the Meikleour Arms many times on the way to visit family but invariably always not long after we'd eaten. However, last Sunday we decided to make a specific trip for lunch and we left very impressed with the warm and friendly hospitality, delicious food and quality surroundings. There are plenty of inns in the Scottish countryside that look really appealing on the outside but when you step inside, things don't live up to your expectations. Not so with the Meikleour Arms, everything was spot on including little touches like water for the table without asking and cloth napkins.We had the Steak & Ale pie (which had lots of tender chunks of beef and was very tasty) and also ordered the baked cod, which was just as delicious, lovely white flaky fish cooked perfectly with excellent boiled potatoes to accompany.The restaurant is beautifully decorated and has a lovely feel of comfort and quality about it. The toilets were also very nice and spotlessly clean. There's plenty of parking, some right at the door with an overflow car park on the other side of the road.

Booked the mekleour arms for Sunday lunch and we were not disappointed the food was lovely we all had the steak and ale pie which was delicious we followed with crenels brûlée assent of strawberry and vanilla and pistachio ice cream all the sweets were great we also had a nosey about in this charming hotel the whole place is very clean and the private dining room and residents lounge looked great all in all this place is very good

SEE MY HOTEL REVIEW Staff and food need improvement , we have stayed several times and it's below average

Was in for early evening meal, must say it was very good, hubby had the black pudding scotch egg, steak pie and a creme brulee, me I had the chicken supreme and then strawberry Annisette, it was really nice and well presented, staff were very attentive, the dining room was very nice and clean as was the ladies, definitely be back and would highly recommend A+++

We went for dinner without reservation.

Thoroughly enjoyed a lunch with family in this beautiful country pub/hotel. The food was excellent with a fabulous menu with plenty of variety, it suited everyone very easily.

We always pop in for food when travelling on this road to Dunkeld.

Always stop here for a sandwich on our way to Dunkeld. Friendly welcome on a busy monday afternoon. Ordered black pudding scotch egg to share and open prawn sandwiches. All food freshly made and delicious. Worth a visit, we sat in the refurbished part

Firstly, and in the interests of local harmony, I am reliably informed that the pronunciation is Mi(as in mitten)-cloor. I have always enjoyed eating at this wonderful village in the glorious Perthshire countryside and benefitting from a regularly changing menu built around local and truly seasonal produce.

We went for coffee not having been for years and discovered it had greatly improved. The staff were great, the coffee was excellent and, having looked at the dinner menu, we booked to return in the evening for dinner. The service at dinner was slow but we weren't in a hurry so that was not a problem and it was a very pleasant place to sit. Mushroom soup was too peppery but cheese soufflé was outstanding. For mains the streak and ale pie was very good with delicious tender beef. The sea bass was a tiny piece of fish and I think we probably should have had a side order with that dish. The staff were cheery and pleasant and the two large dogs that arrived at the table next to us were extremely well behaved. A very peasant evening in a lovely setting.

Stayed at the Meikleour cottages. Lovely accommodation with stunning surroundings. The hotel was fabulous. We had dinner there every night. Food was excellent. Staff made us feel very welcome. Special shout out to Rob, who was a excellent host. Even when rushed off his feet being a busy weekend, he still took time to ask us about our day. Another bonus was the table that was reserved for us each night, which was in a great spot with us having a dog. Can’t wait to re visit