Pitlochry Festival Theatre And Cafe

The restaurant is located on the riverbank, offering stunning views. The coffee is excellent and the shop has a variety of unique items to browse through.

This restaurant is fantastic. The food is delicious, the staff is friendly, and the entertainment is top-notch. What more could you ask for? It's a very cozy dining experience.

I spent an afternoon at the Pitlochry Festival Theatre for the Winter Words Festival. Various writers were showcasing their latest books. The restaurant/cafe had a nice atmosphere, although it was quite busy with people.

Visited here to attend a performance of’Brief Encounter’ . Did a familiarisation visit the day before and had lunch. Food was excellent, staff friendly and views terrific. Well worthy of a visit if near Pitlochry away from the busy town centre.

The restaurant staff are very friendly and will always try to give you a window seat overlooking the River Tummel spectacular when in spate! Their Fish and Chips are always excellent. If you have time a walk around Pitlochry is always worthwhile.

Very disappointed Looked forward to the meal as it was a gift from our daughter along with theatre tickets for a special occasion.Unfortunately the drinks waiter failed to provide service at our table-no wine on this occasion .Felt insulted and will not return to this restaurant

I had so looked forward to having lunch today, as it has been great in the past. The menu was so unimaginative- mainly burgers and ciabattas. My ciabatta arrived with a piece of tomato, undressed rocket leaves and a spoonful of coleslaw. The service was friendly and attentive, but we won't be back.

We used the cafe as a meet up with family from south (we are from north) looking forward to coffee n cake but the cake was a no no There was a line of nice looking cakes and tray bakes but they were uncovered. They were stretched out on a shelf which was between the queue of people waiting to be served and those doing the serving The goods were being breathed over by the customers and the fact that they were uncovered meant that produce would be receiving any germs that may be sneezed out by those waiting on line or indeed (as witnessed) by customers who pick up a cake (no tongs) then put it back and select another . Coffee ok ...staff very good ......BUT

We have come for years to PFT.. Having our dinner in the restaurant before the performance ensured we had no timing worries and the service team were always very efficient and helpful. We brought our 12 year old grandson to both performances of The Bannf Film show and as we have done in the past we prebooked our meal. The menu seemed fine but when the food arrived the smoked salmon pate starter was disappointing.... more like a squirt of piped fishy cream cheese and a pile of mixed leaves. The soup and goats cheese were ok. My Grandson asked for pasta with Mediterranean vegetables and a tomato sauce. He was served a huge plate of pasta tubes with ugly big lumps of courgette and a small amoun...