On the main road heading east out of town, Crieff's most popular restaurant is run by the eponymous Savoyard who believes in keeping the menu straighforward and traditional, serving French comfort-food classics such as steak-frites, fondue and onion soup with a touch of contemporary flair. There's also luxury B&B accommodation available.
Yann’s at Glenearn House
Top choice in Lowland Perthshire & Kinross
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