The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Trossachs and Teith Stirling Central Scotland

What an absolute Gem of a place! We were staying for a week near by at Glen Finglas and had passed this place several times on our way out. It has quite a reputation for its excellent homemade cakes, coffee, and wholesome homemade food.Opening times(at this time of year) are restricted to Fri, Sat, Sun and Mon and so we only managed to visit once on the Fri before we left. It was very busy but it was a beautiful day and there was plenty of seating outside if required and several parking places also. We were warmly welcomed by the friendly owner who allocated us a table and the wait was explained to us. The wait was certainly worth it when our homemade soup with home baked ciabatta bread arrived with lovely coffee! Both were delicious. The cakes also looked yummy too but we didn't indulge! There were also healthy salads and vegan food available. While we were waiting I also made friends with the owner's delightful black and white gentle, friendly and affectionate border collie. Obviously this place is dog friendly. The cafe was spotlessly clean,( I'm very fussy ) warm welcoming and a little Quirky which we loved. The owner does a terrific job of making this small business work very well. It's a real Gem away from the busier cafe's in Callandar and we look forward to returning and sampling the cakes as well the next time we're staying in the area. we would both highly recommend a visit.

Had a fantastic experience at Deanston Distillery! The tour was thorough and professionally conducted, offering great insight into the whisky making process. Our guide Brian was excellent; knowledgeable, engaging, and had a great sense of humor, making the experience both informative and enjoyable. The whisky tasting was an added plus, but the visit is not just for whisky enthusiasts. Travelers will also appreciate the beautiful surroundings and the rich history of the place. Overall, a great destination for anyone visiting the area!

We were looking for somewhere to have a drink on a wet winter night and popped into The Crown. What an amazing reception we had, so friendly. Plenty of room, although very quiet it was such a lovely atmosphere. We returned twice more to eat, the food was good and tasty and again service was friendly and prompt. Toilets were clean and warm! I can't comment on the rooms as we didn't stay.

Although some of the road is single track with passing places, it was worth the drive and we were lucky to have picked a sunny clear day. Views over Loch Katrine are stunning. The cafe was clean and well kept and service was very good. We had The Stronnie pizza which was delicious. Very relaxed setting. Can't wait to go again.

This restaurant had a wonderful menu and the 3 of us got different dishes and all of them were superb. We think it is the best restaurant in Callandar.

This hotel is lovely. Very much a boutique experience. Rooms clean and modern, bathroom was huge and the little treats included was a lovely touch. Unfortunately, the favourite part of any stay away from for me is the breakfast. Before I booked I looked up the breakfast menu and was looking forward to it so much. Little did I know only a continental breakfast is included and a few limited, small, alternatives are included in the breakfast choices. The fry I had been looking forward to was an additional £13.95 which I just felt was unreasonable as this wasn’t something indicated in their own website nor on booking.com. Took away the magic for me.

£8.10 for a coffee and small sausage roll and then an extra pound to park. The place is a beautiful location, but I wouldn’t stop again, too expensive for a takeaway venue

Visited here with my wife for a couple of pre dinner drinks. Barmaid was really friendly and so were the local drinkers . The toilets were immaculate . I’d visit again!

Was here for a special celebration meal, service was very very slow! Two tables that arrived well after us got their meals before us. Fish goujons were literally 'fish fingers' fish, and chips were full of bones, and baked beans were a thimble serving! Won't be back.

Second bad experience in the span of a few months. We live locally, and loved it here our first time as a couple. Went in, and the bar staff seemed irritable. We ordered our food, and were told a couple items weren’t available. I made two trips to our table to ask my other half if she wanted something different. I asked the bar staff to hold my spot. I returned and they were taking someone else’s order. When the order was in, people before us got their food. Two sets of families came, ordered, ate, and left. The waitress came to us, and said she just found our ticket, and that some food we ordered they no longer had. They offered to refund us, we accepted, still assuming we would get our meals. Then they still didn’t bring the food. Usually after a hour especially, they’d refund you anyways in any restaurant as it’s a ridiculous thing to have happen…. But it seemed like they cancelled our meals. When we asked they brought it out a half hour later, hanging out of take away boxes. We were just shocked. We wanted to relive the experience of our first date. I’d had paid again just to sit in and eat, as we really liked it there before. Quite unreal. In some ways it felt like we were discriminated against (though we weren’t, it just had the same effect on your feelings as being discriminated against. If you know you know). Anyhow, we will never return, unfortunately.

Great food, excellent service and lovely music from a keyboard player, flautist and singer. Really good value too. Excellent.

What a lovely welcome from the lady serving us.( worth her weight in gold) a real asset to the business. We had 2 large dogs with us and straight away brought water and treats for them. Cozy fire and great food, what more can u ask for. Thanks for a lovely visit x

Very friendly staff, Great cake selection and food offering always hits the spot after a day outdoors! Home made soup was delish and excellent they have a dog friendly sitting area if the weather isn’t in your favour to sit outside! 🙂

Had breakfast here with my family. The food and coffee is very nice. What really surprises however is the wilful, almost aggressive, disregard for environmental responsibility. Most people eat and drink at the big table in the cafe. Yet you can’t have a coffee in a cup, it has to be in a disposable container. If you buy a drink in a glass bottle there is no glass recycling, just general waste. You have to take the bottle with you to recycle elsewhere (and to be fair Callander has a sophisticated recycling infrastructure, this cafe just does not avail of it). This pretty large corporation (two hotels, cafes around Scotland including 2 in Edinburgh) talks of being embedded in nature/the outdoors. You would think, given the premium prices, paying someone to wash mugs might not be too much to ask.

We kwamen bij toeval terecht bij de Tearoom op het treinplatform in Crianlarich. De ruimte is eenvoudig maar authentiek ingericht. Aardige eigenaresse, prima eten en drinken.