The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Perth & Kinross Central Scotland

My husband and I stayed for one night in Nov 2024. The bedroom was stunning, the room had everything we needed and importantly it was spotlessly clean. The staff are all friendly and helpful. We had dinner and breakfast and the food was excellent. We will definitely return.

Very quaint. Loved the decor. Silver teapots, china cups and fabulous food. What’s not to like. The staff were lovely and very accommodating. I wouldn’t hesitate to return. Recommended. 👍

We popped in for a quick dinner after a day out walking in the countryside around Crieff, as we didn't fancy the long drive back to Kinross without eating something substantial. The restaurant was busy, with a relaxing atmosphere, and they managed to squeeze us in before the next table reservation was due. A family friendly restaurant, where the staff were lovely. The food didn't take long to arrive. We had pizzas, which were tasty. We didn't have time for dessert, but hopefully we will be back in the area again soon to try some of those. See you again soon, thank you!

Lovely visit as always. Very helpful, friendly staff, the most amazing scones and the summerhouses are brilliant-cosy, dog friendly-a brilliant idea, finished off with a walk to see the Heilan Coos. A truly wonderful place to visit-there is something for everyone. The added bonus is the Christmas Shop is also now open. Don’t delay-visit today

Lovely little tearoom with friendly and welcoming staff. Dog friendly, interesting location and Scones were great too!

Visited this lovely cafe last week, the staff are friendly,the decor is vibrant and the counter full of home baking was quite something to behold! I had the pancakes with banana and syrup, honestly the nicest pancakes I've ever tasted. I would definitely go back the next time I'm in Crieff.

New chef standards have dropped went for breakfast daughter had pancakes that were not cooked properly and we're too thick bacon was precooked which made it overcook,we won't be back,we were regular customers as well!

Superb food - couldn’t fault - if rather expensive! However, only one available red wine by the glass - apparently hotel closing for season - so this was the reason - never heard of this before? Is the establishment under new management - be interested to know as returning customer - to be honest not much of an experience as used to be when host was friendly, welcoming and really good service - current one is not !!! Unfortunately will not be returning - better options in the highlands.

What a lovely little place. Bit of a drive to get there but was lovely. Friendly service. We had panini and delicious soup and sat outside with our wee dog. Lovely selection of cakes too

Stopped off at the outside seating for lunch. The ham and cheese ultimate toastie with the chilli jam was excellent served with crisps and side salad. Egg mayonnaise sandwich was equally good. Good sized cappuccino coffees.

This is a cute little shop with exhibition and tasting. Staff were lovely and the chocolate is very rich. We had a motorhome and had to park in the next street but this was a lovely little find

Did the walk from Rodney car park along the riverside to the cafe. Took about twenty minutes to complete. Cafe is very dog friendly. Treats ,water and dog friendly ice cream given to my pooch. Lovely lunch, and friendly staff. Highly recommend.

Stopped here on cycle loop from Pitlocry. Very good choice of gluten free cake. The slice of lemon drizzle cake was delicious.

Had a lovely surprise delivery today of grazing platter and cakes for a birthday treat . Absolutely amazing . Everything was super tasty and presented beautifully.

We went in on Sat. 12th October around midday (my other half and I, plus our daughter): the staff were lovely and the tea, coffee, and cakes were delicious; we had a paradise slice (with coconut and fruit) and a date crumble as well as a coffee and walnut loaf, all of which were freshly made and absolutely do die for. We sat near the shop front but had a look around at the pictures showing the conversion work phases made this building what it is now; the products on sale are also varied and fairly local (we ended up buying a small wooden stool for our daughter's harp). Recommended, also, for lunch: on offer, for example, was a broccoli and Stilton soup, but we had to continue on our journey. Francesco and family.