I have passed Brig Farm Shop numerous times on bike rides, convincing myself that I should cycle on…read moreto Perth and remember why I was riding. Well, it was a cold, gusty, rainy January day... the kind of day that isn't suitable for fair-weather riders... so another cycling friend and I decided, basically, we would cave and have lunch here. I had the coronation chicken sandwich with spicy tomato soup. I couldn't have been more pleased. The coronation chicken may have been some of the best I've had in or near Perth. The servers are very friendly and happy to help you decide on which of their tasty menu items you should get. I stayed strong enough to decide not to have one of their baked goods... but I MAY have had one in the past. It was their Malteser bake. And while it may not have been quite as good as Gloagburn's, it was definitely one of the best I've had locally. If you're fortunate enough to visit on a sunny, or at least not rainy, day, then you get lovely views of sheep and/or cows grazing along the River Earn. Totally worth traveling to on a nice day for a nice lunch or baked good with tea or coffee... and maybe take a walk into the village or down by the river.

Delicious food, friendly staff, beautiful scenery and easy access from highway. We are visiting…read morefrom the US and are traveling to Inverness, great stop just outside Edinburgh.

LOVE Must-Dash! Not only is it super cute with its mustache…read moretheme, but its waffles are DELICIOUS! its only £ 3 for a waffle with ALL the toppings you want! Fresh fruit, nutella, chocolate, marsh mellows, and squishie cream! DELICIOUS the women that run the place are SO nice! We love going there! and if you want to share a waffle ( i can never eat a whole one!) they cut it half for you and let you chose different toppings for each half ! Best deal around for yummy treats! They have some warm wraps and stuff too but I have yet to try them , some of our friends say they are good though!

Must-dash has so much that's right about it. We discovered this place almost by accident as it's…read morejust down the street from the cinema. As far as I know, this is the only place in town that serves takeaway dessert waffles. They're really good. They're only £3 and you can get as many or as little toppings as you like. I tend to lean towards getting nutella with strawberries and maybe chocolate sauce. But they have multiple choices of fresh fruit and sweeties to go on top. I also had the chance to try out the chicken sandwich, which is arguably the best takeaway sandwich in town. It's real chicken breast with sauces and salad. I wasn't a huge fan of whatever cheese they used on top, but that may be a personal preference. There are a few seats inside and a bench outside, so if you mustn't dash, then you're in luck.

Few Europeans and UK travelers will realize the privilege of being able to have a high quality meal…read morein the countryside. After all, this is a luxury that is simply not available for those visiting Scotland from the US, where the countryside is polluted with KFC and McDonalds emblems, leaving little appreciation for a family owned business and a high quality meal from real, local ingredients. Cafe Tabou spectacular. The ambiance is that of a dinner restaurant, with a great selection of steaks that the restaurant is best known for. The bottles of wine here are not expensive, although the upcharge to retail is substantial mostly landing at x3 to x4 to retail price. That is certainly higher than expected and putting higher quality bottles without increasing the price would be a reasonable consideration for the restaurant. When it comes to the steak, the preparation is absolutely phenomenal. The seafood is also excellent, with fish of the day being a great dish. All around, Cafe Tabou is easy to recommend. A great small restaurant.

Had a very nice time here for my grandmother's birthday…read more Food was very tasty and resolnobly priced And the waiter we had was really friendly and welcoming And the decorations around the room are very nice and pleasant

It was a warm, hazy evening, the sun hung low in the sky. It had been a long hard day, the kinda…read moreday a man needed a good hearty meal from somewhere refined. As we walked along main street, we were bombarded by cheap imitations, & junk food joints. Through the madness, there appeared an oasis of calm. "What is this place?" "This is Reid's Cafe sir, take a seat, I'll get you both a menu!". We sat outside, and drank in the atmosphere. The food was excellent, the wine was smooth, the bill felt more like a tip. As we left I caught the waitresses eye. "We'll return here one day!"

One of the most satisfying meals we had in Scotland. The waitress was professional and matter of…read morefact (in a good way). We had the soups of the day, Scottish salmon croquettes (to die for delicious) and a salad. Very nice place. Well-run. Perfect, unpretentious, good food.

Maybe we went on a 'bad day', but contradictory to other reviews on the web, we had a terrible…read moreexperience at Cafe Biba. The waitress didn't have any knowledge about anything on the menu, the bread was stale, the burger had to be from an 'economy' pack of 50, the meals over-priced, the coffee very weak. We even received the wrong bill! On the positive side ('every cloud' and all that) Cafe Biba is centrally located and has lots of seating.

We stopped at the Glassroom Cafe- because it's attached to the Perth Concert hall. The original…read moreidea was to get some coffee and a snack before the evening's performance, however because they were doing 2 course dinners, we opted for that instead. I ordered the fish and chips, and the boyfriend ordered the burger with chutney (What is that, anyway?) It came up rather quickly and the food, was surprisingly very good. My fish was amazingly light and flakey, it was a cod fillet, and the fries were a bit under done. The boy said his hamburger was JUST right. Our meal came with dessert, we had an apple crumble and it was divine.

Terrible service 15 minutes for 2 lattes and a tea at a quite time with 3 serves. Rude staffread more

First visit after new management and have to say its looking really good. Staff are helpful and…read morefriendly, cafe is clean and fresh looking/dog friendly Looking forward to my next visit very soon.

Great little café and they warmly welcome dogs too (with blankets to lie on, dog biscuits, and…read moreother treats available on the menu). Their turmeric latte is really good - especially with coconut milk.

Perth was quiet tonight, but it was quite busy inside Kisa's. We were sat right away. We had the…read moremushrooms on flatbread as our starter which was so full of flavor! Then we both had the fish and chips which were very good. And of course, my wife had the sticky toffee pudding which was to die for! Very good place in the heart of Perth. Our waitress was very good as well. I would definitely go back.

This restaurant would be 3 stars in the states. Service in the UK is just not as good as places…read morewhere servers are paid mostly by tips. Kisas' service was representative of most UK restaurants - snooty, arrogant, and aloof. The food was really good though. We had soup and sandwiches for a lunch on a cold rainy day. The chicken leek potato soup was tasty and hot. The sandwiches we're fresh. The bread was especially soft and wholesome.

I applaud the idea of helping troubled folk by giving them a leg up onto the job market, but am…read moreslightly troubled that technically the staff must be earning less than minimum wage? The staff are eager to please, but perhaps a little too eager? We were approached by 3 different servers for our order before we'd decided. The menu is quite limited, sandwiches/paninis, a few specials and home baking. As a vegetarian my choice was even more limited. My mum asked about the soup, (she doesn't like it too thick) and they helpfully offered to let her taste it and brought a small amount in a cup for her, unfortunately she wasn't keen on it (stock cube taste) but I did order it, as part of the Soup and a Sandwich deal. She instead opted for the special, Avocado, bacon and asparagus salad. She loved it, raved about the dressing and the salad leaves, no bitter stringy rocket! Unfortunately my soup/sandwich was rather less satisfying, the soup was served in a tiny teacup, and my Cheese and Chutney was bog standard cheddar and bought Branston, it was also just half a sandwich, two tiny triangles. Not filling for an adult man, probably just right for the OAP crowd though. We both opted for dessert, neither of us being full. My lemon cake was delicious and a nice big slice, but my mum's local Gloagburn strawberries were a huge bowlful, topped with two full scoops of icecream. The toilets were a weird trek down into the basement and along a basement corridor filled with old junk and noticeboards etc. The portions need a bit of work, either too small, or too large, some consistency needed, but for the price and the community service they are providing it seems churlish to complain too much!

A lucky find for a quick lunch, the pastry was fantastic - really melt in your mouth. The oatcakes…read moreare unique too - crumbly and delicious.

7pm reservation, we were seated immediately. The menu is clever and there really seems to be…read moresomething for everyone. My frittata was light but full of fresh piping hot vegetables. The wine list is replete with moderately priced wines; honestly we would have been willing to pay more for a couple of even better alternatives, but I would not classify that as a complaint. Service was friendly and attentive and this restaurant is so eclectic and fun.

This was a higher rated local pub we tried and about a 12 minute walk from our Hilton. It was…read moreearly at 5:00pm and not busy. 3 of the 4 of us ordered the fish and chips (17.95 GBP) just to try another joint. The wife ordered their "Fisherman" which is pan seared Scottish coley or pollock (for 27 GBP). The battered fish with the chips was more delicately done here and delicious. As an aside I tried several times to find a place here in Glasgow or in Edinburgh that did a "special" fish and chips, that is breaded with crumbs and not battered, but apparently no one does that healthier old school preparation anymore (and I need to inform my old work colleague who hailed from Glasgow and gave me this inside tip that it's not practiced anymore). I also had a Chieftain IPA. The side of peas were dryish and not flavorful and small portioned and not done as well and tasty as I have had in London or Perth, just saying. We also had their sticky toffee pudding with ice cream for dessert and that was good. The fries were mediocre. Server was friendly and attentive. 4 stars overall and a nice local flavor Glasgow outing.