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Bistro No 1
The new kid on the block serves up a good selection of dishes with a couple of veggie options for dinner. Inside is a comfortable set up with modern booth seating ideal for couples or families. Tuck into whole plaice stuffed with a salmon mousse, with lemon and dill oil. Gourmet sandwiches furnish the menu for lunch.
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Festival Restaurant
Admire views from floor-to-ceiling windows and watercolour paintings of Highland scenes in this elegant restaurant at the Pitlochry Festival Theatre. Dishes such as the grilled corn-fed chicken breast on a potato cake with baby beetroot and snowpeas, followed by Scottish cheeses and oatcakes, go down a treat.
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McKay's Hotel
This place is one big pub-restaurant serving basic, filling Scottish pub fare - it'll stick to ya ribs. There's a huge open fireplace, perfect for toasting the tush in winter. The boisterous barn of a bar in the rear serves the same food with more atmosphere and live bands. A pie and a pint is around £6 from noon to .
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Moulin Inn
Just a mile north of Pitlochry, the Moulin is a gem with plenty of great nooks and is one of our fave pubs in the country. Fireplaces, a low roof, stained glass, lots of unpolished wood - it's an atmospheric little inn that was trading here long before visitors arrived in nearby Pitlochry. It makes a great spot to escape the crowds for a meal or an afternoon drink - you could walk here from town.
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