Cafes in Crieff

“Relaxed, welcoming and attention to detail from all the staff.
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Wonderful birthday dinner. Between us we had Salmon, Haddock, Venison and Duck. All cooked to perfection with delicious accompaniments. Staff, friendly, helpful but unobtrusive.
Highly recommended, very good value.”

“What a fantastic new menu, a few of the old favourites pepper some excellent new additions.

The soft shell crab, chicken liver parfait, croquettes and sobrasada toasts particular highlights from the Small Plate section. I couldn’t help but order all of them, and the soft shell crab, twice!

Liking the new crockery, they give a very authentic feel to the whole menu.

For mains I had the Cacio e Pepe, I was already full but this was a plate of joy, and I couldn’t help but finish it.

Dessert was a Lemon Meringue Sundae soft serve with lemon verbena, I was already beyond full… but it was a to good.

The food was prompt and the service, as alway.. had a lovely personal touch.

A great local restaurant trying new things, credit to them… I will be back and look forward to trying some of the other new items on the menu.

“ Absolutely Loved It! “”

“Intersting mix of local art, souvenirs and antiques, and really good salads, sandwiches, scones and other pastries in an airy setting with great views. Stumbled on by chance, greatly enjoyed and warmly recommended.”

“We love going here. We go about twice a month. Great coffee and food. We love the breakfast rolls. Bacon and egg for me please. Great place to meet friends for a catch up. Dogs allowed too which is an added bonus.”

“had a very tasty bacon roll and coffee this morning. Very good value. Lady in shop and her daughter were lovely. will definitely stop there again. Highly recommended. Full menu looks amazing.”

“We stopped in Crieff for 15 minutes to break our journey. We chanced upon the Crieff Food Company and were very impressed. We bought a few things. We didn’t go to the cafe. The presentation, range of products and overall ambience was great. The staff were polite and service was good if not particularly proactive. The shop would be impressive in Edinburgh. Even more so in a small town like Crieff. A great chef’s destination and something to make us think that Crieff would be a nice place to live.”