The best restaurants serving Italian food in Perth & Kinross Central Scotland

City centre location, nice decor if lots of fake greenery is your thing. Personally thought that the upstairs is very bright while the bar area is darker with a cosier feel. Table originally at the side of the entrance, asked to be moved upstairs away from the door. Menu mainly burgers/hotdogs, loaded fries and pizza. Unfortunately the pizza oven was broken. Mozzarella starter was nice, katsu chicken burger wasn't all that good, thick chunks of chicken in a thick coating. Philly steak burger, personally would have preferred two thinner burgers rather than one thick burger. Chips were ok, crispy, dark and slightly salted. House red was good. Crumble was a decent portion tasty, thin on the crumble topping, and a few crunchy lumps of crumble. Overall, ok wouldn't be the first place I would choose for food but would go back.

Pre ordered two pizzas arrived at pre arranged time but then still another 20 minute wait. They are keen not to have you waiting in the venue so you are directly although very politely to wait in your car or outside Pizzas themselves were tasty, a bit mean on the extra toppings as when adding mushrooms it was probably just two sliced Pizzas and very very thing which is great, if that is your preference, but also means they get cold very very quickly

This is a fabulous place. The food was really good, the service was friendly and efficient and the surroundings were cute and friendly Best pizza I have had!!

Restaurant closed down. Had an online booking confirmation and arrived to find closed down since Xmas eve. Booking via dojo

I volunteer regularly at the Crannog Centre and every time I stay overnight in Aberfeldy I order food here. I absolutely love their pizzas, they are always tasty and beautifully prepared. My favourite is the meat feast pizza. I’ve had Indian food too, which was fabulous, and the starters are lovely. I can really really recommend this takeaway.

A solid decent meal post-drive to Edinburgh. We'd just arrived so were feeling tired but hungry, and the Veranda restaurant did its job. Good service eased a pretty pedestrian meal, but we did enjoy it. And the wine was pretty good too! Decent pastas and many of the dishes featured a smattering of 'traditional Scottish' fare eg haggis, salmon etc. The cheese plate was a bit ordinary, but hey ho: not our primary objective!