The House Of Bruar - Perth Kinross

Very nice place plenty of things to see quality merchandise but extremely expensive nevertheless place was crowded including the cafe which was extortionate

House of Bruar Restaurant provided an amazing experience, especially with their generous and helpful staff. Despite arriving late due to a bad accident, the team accommodated us well, particularly with picky kids. The chicken ham pie was notably fantastic, and even the turkey pleased the young ones. Highly recommended for a great dining experience.

Three of us had the same soup and we were all ill that night. Bit more than a coincidence I think .

My husband and I have eaten here for years during our travels. Most recently we stopped in on Sunday 5th. It's always busy but we managed to find a table. We both had the cauliflower cheese soup and sandwich which were yummy, plus lovely traybakes.

The restaurant's location, overall appearance, and pricing led me to anticipate a high-quality meal, but unfortunately, the experience did not meet my expectations. Despite being very hungry, the lack of enthusiasm from the staff and the subpar food tarnished my visit. I ordered a full breakfast, which was heaped onto my plate without any attention to presentation. The fried egg was especially disappointing, with undercooked white. I declined toast and hash browns, as I do not believe the latter has a place in a British breakfast. When offered an extra sausage and requesting extra bacon instead, the server seemed annoyed. I chose to dine in the conservatory, which was lovely with trees and birds. The sausages were large but lacked quality and were undercooked. The bacon had a greasy residue, likely from being treated with saline as in supermarkets. The black pudding was burnt and dry. For a price of £12, I expected much better. I regularly purchase breakfast items from my local butcher for less than £5 and can enjoy a much higher quality meal for two people.