September 2025 by red yyz
Best place for Haggis neeps and taties (in my opinion)
August 2025 by Robert Stephens
A gem. Good food, tasty beers and fantastic customer service. Worth a visit if you are near Blair Athol or even the House of Bruar
August 2025 by cwestie89
Great atmosphere, friendly staff, and delicious hearty food
July 2025 by Monique Kanawi
Delicious!!
July 2025 by Mike Duguid
Descending from a tough overnighter in the mountains in foul weather, headed to this old faithful: flawless service, perfect food, just a lovely lovely place. A choice of inside in the snug surroundings or outside in the garden are both great. The local beer taster option is great too.
July 2025 by Maxim Urwin
Great food, great staff
June 2025 by Gordon Smith
Food and drink were good. Prices high. But typical for Highlands.
June 2025 by James Fraser Singer
Food and service was fantastic, shame the chicken goujons are no longer on the menu from a few years ago.
However I?m not sure if I?ll return due to dogs being allowed, was nearly as many dogs as humans. Dogs barking and some smelly. Left with a very runny nose and enflamed eyes and sneezing due to all the dogs. Unfortunately all the dogs ruined the experience for me.
June 2025 by John Paul Barjaktarevic
Nice place to stop for a quick drink
May 2025 by Jim Begley
Great food and good service, but you do pay a premium price.
May 2025 by Geoff Croxford
Old and stale offering, needs a complete facelift and upgrade or will be lost, and £5.50 for Pint of Tennents is a complete rip-off.
Stay awayif you can, try thd Round House 1 mile towards Pitlochry
May 2025 by Ron Williams
Best pub in best place
May 2025 by Chloe N
Never been somewhere with such rude staff. Avoid - much better places (with welcoming staff & great atmosphere!) around - try wasted degrees microbrewery for pizza or the loft instead & save your evening!
May 2025 by Kristen Bowles
Staff were extremely rude
May 2025 by Sam Hyatt
Came in for a meal after a long day on the hills. The server was immediately hostile and began to ID us before greeting us. She scoffed at my friends' French and American IDs. She then began to lecture me about drinking in Scotland, despite the fact all of us have lived here for years. All of us are 26 years old, but she insinuated strangely that they were keeping the company of a child (referring to me, also 26). I didn't have an ID and didn't want to drink, but explained to her that even 16 year olds accompanied by an adult can have a beer/cider with a meal. Denied this completely and said the pub didn't abide by this law. Left promptly and went and found better service elsewhere. Avoid.
