Restaurant · Pitlochry
Romanian and Scottish cooking sit side by side on the menu here, and the kitchen takes both seriously — the lamb shank, the venison in a rich cherry sauce and the haggis, neeps and tatties all get singled out, with portions generous enough that nobody leaves hungry. Staff are attentive without hovering, and families arriving without a booking on a busy day have still been welcomed warmly, though phoning ahead in season is sensible. There's a kids' menu, high chairs, free parking and outdoor seating for when someone needs air. Worth knowing: it's a calm, quiet room with no background music, so a grizzly toddler will be heard — an early sitting suits young families better. Prices feel fair for what arrives; one parent called the food "so fresh and definitely value for money".
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