The Fisher's Hotel Restaurant in Perth & Kinross

We went for dinner 16. 09.23 was really great from start to finish, waiting staff were excellent, very well trained, polite, friendly, and smartly dressed, we had 3 courses, which were faultless such great food and atmosphere very relaxed ,enjoyed every minute, thanks ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

We had been let down by another establishment on a Friday night and needed a table for 10 people at the last minute. The Castle restaurant at Fishers Hotel accommodated us in their lovely dining room, and the service was friendly and vey efficient. We all enjoyed our respective dinners immensely,( 10 cleaned plates!) freshly cooked to order. I would definitely recommend this hotel restaurant ,

We had the set menu, £35 for three courses but I think there was a reduction for those staying at the hotel. There was a huge amount of local smoked salmon as one of the starters, with terrine and some bean concoction; absolutely gorgeous venison casserole as the main dish and not quite such a "Scottish" selection of desserts - we would have welcomed Highland cranachan. Again, not very extensive wine list. Service excellent, and a box for the tronc so tips are shared. Nice to push the boat out a bit for once.

We came for dinner with my friend on the first night we arrived to Pitlochry. The Fisher’s Hotel, where the restaurant is situated, has a very central location on the main street of Pitlochry and near the railway station. The building must have been newly re-decorated as it smelled of paint, but this didn’t interfere with our meal. The restaurant is beautifully decorated in traditional style with tartan fabric and copies of old oil paintings on the walls. We had our table booked early, at 6pm. When we arrived the restaurant was very quiet. We were offered a very cosy place by the window. The staff was friendly and helpful. Unfortunately, I can’t exactly remember the names of our starters. I had a vegetarian starter, some sort of vegetable terrine. My friend had a version of prawn marie-rose cocktail (I think there was smoked salmon there as well). My portion was very small and vegetables very much blended together. We both agreed that though both our starters were quite nice, we would prefer something simpler. Both starters seemed to be a bit over-complicated. We both had salmon for main course and really enjoyed it. I had a gluten free option, with mashed potatoes instead of potato scones. It was a delicious meal, although I found that there was a little bit too much sauce on the plate for my taste. My friend had her salmon with potato scones, but she said she would have preferred mashed potatoes instead, as it somehow tastes better with salmon. We didn’t have a pudding, but ordered hot drinks (decaf coffee abd decaf tea). The drinks were fine, but arrived a bit out of sinc, with coffee arriving later than tea. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed our meal, and the atmosphere was so nice, that we didn’t want to leave and stayed there chatting for a long time. The restaurant got a bit busier, but there were still empty tables, it never became too busy or noisy.

We went there on a Sunday when most of the other restaurants were closed. Everything is very average. Price a little high for what you get. This is a hotel where a lot of the buses stay, so very crowded in the morning.

Given the virus and other issues the food was fabulous and great value for money. Easy to change potato type or omit some items. The serving staff were first class. Big thank you to them.

Cada vez que mi esposa y yo visitamos amigos en Pitlochry a menudo cenamos en este excelente restaurante. De un amplio menú, generalmente pedimos su salmón recién preparado y muy sabroso. Se ofrece una excelente selección de cervezas de barril y vinos. El servicio es rápido y amable y sus precios son muy razonables. En caso de estar en Pitlochry de vacaciones o por cualquier otro motivo, le recomiendo que cene en este espléndido restaurante.

Great staff, great potato leak soup, great fresh salmon dinner and dessert. Suggest reservation especially with upcoming busier season

We had diner and breakfast in the Castle Restaurant in Fisher's Hotel. the evening meal was ok. I enjoyed my started of a duo of salmon but my wife's ham hock terrine was rather tasteless. We both had the beef stew which was fine but the deserts were awful. I had cranachan which was simply double cream with minimal purey in a brandy basket, my wife had panna cotta which was hard. Both were excessively sweet. The restaurant is large but the guests were at back seat in a row ... as far as possible from the feature fireplace. Unfortunately, language seemed to be a problem with the staff. Breakfast was cooked to order which was good but the produce (except the bacon) were of poor quality. The continental selection was laughable.

Dinner was OK but nothing to write home about. The wait staff (all from eastern europe) do not have the enthusiasm of Scots and it was obvious this was just a job. "Drop the food and run". The food was rather bland and the presentation was like a counrty diner.

Part of our deal was d b&b, 2 course meal was well cooked and well presented, we added cheese and biscuits and the portion was very generous , waiting staff very friendly could not have asked for more

Couldn't get out of there quick enough. I booked in advance and we found ourselves seated in the ballroom downstairs. Well it had the same atmosphere as a 3 star cafeteria. Terrible with staff constantly walking past in & out to access the kitchen. If you're thinking about adding the sirloin steak at an extra 7.95 above the set menu don't. My husband did & it was terrible, lots of gristle he couldn't eat. Mentioned our disappointment in our location & food quality to staff who couldn't give a damn. This establishment is more concerned with getting as many covers in as possible rather than customers satisfaction. If you do happen to go make sure you are seated in the proper restaurant or do yourself a favour & don't go.

on arriving for a overnight stay with measl had left a bitter taste, room dated , bathroom door wouldnt close, meal was a dissaster, flies in our food on complianing it was brushed off,no response from mangement ,contacted enviromental health who are seamily working with Fishers as they have a problem, would have been nice for hotel to acknowledge, very dissappointing

Für ein bis zwei Übernachtungen ist dieses Hotel sicherlich erträglich. Es ist sehr in die Jahre gekommen. Die Türen klein, der Boden uneben, die Betten zu alt. - Frühstück gab es dann im ehemaligen Ballsaal. Die Zeit ist hier stehengeblieben (wahrscheinlich auch das Engagement der Hotelleitung). - Hoffen auf bessere Zeiten würde hier eine Sanierung vorausschicken.

Car parking is a real problem so get there early to get a space, before you enter the hotel you have to walk past the smokers and its really unpleasant, the hotel itself is fine, nice room the food at dinner was really very nice. Breakfast was a total bun fight but good enough i guess. the hotel caters for the older customer so you need to be patient. I probably would stay again but i would get breakfast elsewhere.

Ambiente molto old style con personale garbato gentile e molto professionale.Il cibo, buono e ben servito puo essere una full immersion nella cucina scozzese

Staying in the hotel for a two night break. Visited the restaurant for dinner on our first night. The resurant decor and setting was very nice and staff very attentive. The menu had a good choice and range of food and wine. The food was beautifully presented and tasted delicious. We thought the price was excellent and decided we would dine here on our second night. Thankfully the menu is displayed in reception during the day. Second night menu was exactly the same as the previous nights except for one different main option. My husband and I were disappointed as we had enjoyed the previous meal so much.

There are lots of good things about this restaurant. The staff are very attentive and yet discreet. The food was actually really good - after an initial rocky start (the wife's starter, a savoury beetroot themed take on panacotta didn't really have any flavour), our mains (the rump steak and lambs liver packed flavour punch and were cooked to perfection). We both loved our desserts - chocolate mousse and pear/blackberry crumble. The wine was also good (and while pricey, no more than you would pay for a nice bottle in a restaurant in Glasgow)We had brought a nice change of clothes to have dinner in, but on arrival at the hotel, we decided just to go down to dinner in jeans - the clientele are a mixed bunch, lots of hiking clothes (the guy eating at the next table was so comfortable, he took his trainers off!!)The atmosphere is a little strange - the room is massive and well lit, sporting a traditional Scottish theme with tartan and lots of reproductions of Scottish paintings dotted about. But the music is distinctly european and very laid back - combined with the (fantastic) foreign staff, it makes for a confused experience. Not some thing that would put you off your food, but a little odd. Breakfast was pretty standard hotel buffet - not awful, but not brilliant.

While the property captures the best site in the town the standard of meals fails to meet the expectation.

Nice enough hotel in the centre of town, came along for the Christmas market so lots going on, had coffees and a rest from all the Christmas stuff going on, friendly staff and comfy place to spend some time

Stayed at the hotel for a couple of the nights and the food on one night was average but very good on the following evening.

Stayed here many times. Central Location. Very handy for Enchanted Forest pick up. Small car park but now has barrier control meaning residents have more chance of getting a space. Spacious bedroom . Clean and bright. Bathroom with bath and shower. Bed comfy but disappointed with pillow quality.Unusually for hotels these days - no option of decaf coffee on hospitality tray. “No demand” apparently. The freeze dried coffee supplied wasn’t particularly good. After the fire which the hotel sufferered earlier this year, there is still a lot of construction going on and the garden, completely churned up due to the ongoing work. Since last visit, the breakfast room decor has changed. Mostly fine but for some very strange reason, tartan material has been draped over the light shades. very odd. Not a good look.

Our food was delivered as ordered, it was fresh and ample, the staff were pleasant and helpful the bill was, with drinks, less than £12 each with sweet and cheeseboard. Spotless toilets are always welcome and they are at this hotel. well worth visit !

My family of 5 (two adults three kids aged 5 and under) went here for dinner as we getting the bus to the enchanted forest from the hotel and thought it would be convenient. As with many Scottish hotels you are greeted with old wood and old carpets and we were shown through to what looked like a school or scout camp cafeteria via steps secured with gaffer tape. We order fish and chips for the adults which had clearly being cooked earlier and for the kids fish bites which were pale beige and dry, chicken bites which were quite possibly the lowest quality meat I have ever seen - clearly cheap processed meat which was shocking to look at and taste to the point that my 3 year old couldn't eat it and cheesy pasta which was average at best but a bit watery. The chips were OK and that's about as generous as I can be.

We enjoyed breakfast and dinner here for 2 meals each. Food was good, and the service was okay. Some of the staff seemed a bit unsure of their jobs, but overall they were fine. The dining room staff seemed to try to be formal, but the atmosphere wasn't, and the dress wasn't.

Ate evening meal and Breakfast both were plentiful choice and very well presented would highly recommend if in the area

Hotels here are very hit and miss. The charm of old, traditional hotels and service versus the lack of big...

Very poor quality food. Reminisent of a really bad school dinner. ( and that is being kind).The Classic Tisamisu as advertised on the menu was 2 lumps of a stale biscuit covered in a yellow sauce.The beef casserole was inedible as it was mostly grissle..The entire meal was disgraceful.

Visited Fishers Hotel for entertainment on Tuesday 15 August from Pitlochry Hydro. After the entertainment finished we asked the deputy hotel manager Arthur Jackson to book us a taxi back to the Hydro but were told it would take another 1 hour so we thanked Arthur for trying and decided we would walk. After departing the hotel Arthur came out and said if we could wait 5 minutes he would take us up which he duly did so thank you Arthur for your kind gesture.

We invited the family to join us for dinner and we did look at various restaurants close by and we found the Fishers menu to be as good as any and if anything less expensive. We had a lovely meal and the staff were friendly and the service was excellent

We had a really lovely meal. I had chicken and hubby had lamb really well cooked Our server was called Daniel he was very attentive

good food steak cooked to my specification and the wine very good,the staff were excellent very attentive all from european countries

Ho cenato un paio di sere nel ristorante dell'Hotel. Comparando cibo e prezzi con altri ristoranti scozzesi, devo dare un giudizio assai positivo. Per la prima volta, ho mangiato l'Haggins ( piatto nazionale scozzese ). Assolutamente superbo. L'ho ancora mangiato in altri locali, ma quello del Fisher è stato insuperabile.

Popped in here for a quick drink. Not the most pleasant welcome, horrible smell from cooking, a lot better places to have a drink

Popped into Hotel restaurant for an Evening Meal, unfortunately we were an hour early for the hotel menu, but Ordered Haggis Neeps and Tatties from the Coach house Bar Menu, which we ate in the Hotel restaurant instead of the Coach house. It was lovely and came with a lovely creamy sauce. Beautiful clean Bar/restaurant area, with lovely friendly Staff, especially the Polish girl behind the bar, Would definitely reccommend and go back if in Pitlochry again

Walk in booking and the staff coould not have been more helpful or professional. Food of a high quality. Very large restaurant amid gardens

Food was lovely although nothing hugely special. Breakfast was a fry up cooked as requested with fresh fruit juices or coffees. Not sure what the prices would have been outwith the itison deal however was good value for money and great service.

Okay, we were part of a large group, and there were several other groups included in the large dining hall. Although service was quick and efficient, most of our party remarked at the small size of the portions. Mass catering is not the best way to judge food quality, but there is no excuse for offering poor value for money. Not worth the £30 a head (plus drinks) we paid. As an example, we had previously eaten at Mackays, which offered twice the portion size at half the price.

This hotel had a major fire on new years day, and considering the damage caused they have done a great job through temporary dining area and rooms. The staff were great, the food was great and the rooms very comfortable, clean and quiet. Building work is still ongoing but the staff always draw your attention away from the building work, which is a great testament to their professionalism.We will return and hopefully when all works are completed.... "Thanks for a great stay"

I called in at Fisher's Hotel as I was travelling through the area and needed a quick evening meal - was delighted that the restaurant was open to non-residents. The corridor from the hotel reception through to the restaurant was a bit stark and narrow. However, it's a spacious dining room with attentive staff. Service was prompt, and price very reasonable. There was an adequate range of menu choices and I was sorry I only had time for a main course.The steak I ordered was cooked perfectly, and the quantity of Diane sauce (in a separate sauce boat) was impressive! Definitely a place to go back to.

Our 1-night stay had an adequate room, w/ a good shower. Everything in our room worked. We were in the rear, so we didn't hear traffic noise. Our window opened to fresh air & the beginnings of a garden. Fisher's is under construction - their official hotel parking lot seems to be a staging/storage area for construction. I found glass around our parked car. After that, we paid for town parking.When questioned about medical care, the front desk was barely helpful, refusing to call ahead for us, which would have helped, since the Minor Illness/Injury Clinic closed 5 hours early due to no staff.We paid £109 for a double w/ breakfast. My b'fast coffee had coffee oil on the surface. The room coffee's milk left small clots of milk on top ( starting to spoil ).

I was at the Fishers earlier in the year didn't enjoy the meal. But I am happy to report this has changed.One of my friends asked if he could just have battered fish and chips as when fish arrived, I am sure it was cooked properly but he just wanted Fish and chips.The waiter went spoke with chef, he returned and informed him fish and chips as requested by him was being cooked.When they arrived perfect. On this visit I have to report on this excellent service .

Food awful plus very little choice. Presentation not good doesn't look appetitising anything decent has major supplements definitely needs t a place to dine

We had lovely meals here. The staff were very attentive and helpful. There was a good choice for all courses.

Nice clean room in a well situated hotel in the middle of the village, very much a tourist town if you like cafes this is the place to come, good micro brewery nearby at the Moulan hotel recommend!

Excellent staff ,excellent food and a very comfortable room ,stayed for 2nights great weekend ,loved the shops which are just outside entrance of hotel ,I have to mention the check in which was great and the breakfast which was excellent

Great night had by all work colleagues. Lovely welcome drink & staff friendly & warm.Hotel is central parking at back of hotel wasn't to great but possibly be as was busy with festive guests. Rooms adequate & clean. Festive meal was lovely no complaints at all staff again we're lovely there were 2 festive parties in 2 different rooms ours was small room quite small dance floor however we roamed to other room which looked more sophisticated both bands were great & over all very pleasabt

Pleasant surroundings and convenient for a dinner meal. Food is only average and is a reasonable value. Service was attentive but slow.

We enjoyed the choice of good quality food, no one will go home hungry after the options available at breakfast, lunch and evening meals.

Stayed at the hotel on a half-board basis during a visit to Pitlochry area and enjoyed partaking of meals in the elegant ballroom.

We were given a nice welcome on attending the pub for lunch last week; but that's where the hospitality ended.Outside of the pub was beautifully decorated and we expected a reasonable meal in a nice atmosphere.Staff members were incredibly rude, and the food we ordered came quickly but was not as we ordered; we were left to get on with it, faced with unhelpful staff we finished our drinks and left hungry. For a hotel / restaurant with food priced the way it is, we would have expected considerably more.

Lovely evening meals, well presented and lovely friendly staff. Breakfast was a lovely buffet! Plentiful and freshly cooked. No hesitation in recommending either evening meals or breakfast!

The order was taken promptly for the meal and the wine. The meal and wine arrived promptly and the meal was very tasty. We cannot fault the service the food or the helpful staff.

Stayed two nights - room had been recently updated, and was comfortable, and included a large flat screen TV and a sofa. Bathroom was very modern and clean. Staff were lovely and polite, breakfast was a buffet style full scottish etc. and very good quality. Great place for kids, staff very child friendly.

Order from the menu and it turns up in just a couple of minutes. Tasty and cheap.they have a high turn over so must have it ready in bulk to get so many people fed in a short time. One of the ladies in our party describes it as canteen standard.

Our evening meal was part of the deal we got from the hotel it entitles you to a three course meal which was lovely staff are excellant

We popped in to have dinner before we got the bus to the Enchanted Forest. I suspect the hotel gets a lot of trade from the Enchanted Forest crowd, so it was disappointing to be given the runaround.First we went in to the public bar but there were no tables, so the barman told us to go into the hotel proper. We did, and at that bar we were told we could sit there, or go to the restaurant. As we had a four year old and a seven year old we wanted to sit at a proper table rather than a coffee table, so we opted to go to the restaurant. When we got there, a rather officious maitre-d' asked us - rudely - if we had a table booked. The restaurant was empty as it wasn't even 5 pm by that point and even though I explained we were just looking for a quick meal (i.e. we'd be freeing up his table again quickly) he steered us towards an overflow room with tables in it. The waiter who took served us - Bartek - was very good, taking our order and delivering our food promptly. Even trying to pay was problematic. There was nowhere in the overflow room to pay. There was nowhere in the hotel bar to pay by card (just a cash box). I eventually paid at the reception area, but even that was met with a sense of me putting her out. I wouldn't recommend the place, especially as there are so many other options available. On the plus side, my baked potato was nice.

We needed to grab a quick bite to eat before our time to go to the Enchanted Forest. The main restaurant didn't have space and they were afraid they wouldn't be able to deliver in time for our tour. They hostess walked us through the hotel to the hotel restaurant and they served us quickly and the food was very yummy. I had the best chicken nuggets and rice I've ever had. My son had a good burger and my wife enjoyed her meal as well. Would like to go back when we can spend a little more time.

It is very convenient to have in house eating at hotel and this restaurant fulfilled all our expectations. The food was good and the staff were very friendly and efficient.

The staff in the restaurant were charming and efficient and the dinner menu offered a good choice, which unfortunately didn't quite live up to expectations.We started our meal with a chicken Waldorf salad and garlic mushrooms. The salad was laced with crunchy pieces of apple, but lacked sufficient walnuts to give it flavour. The mushrooms were served in a cream sauce, topped with a crouton of garlic bread. The sauce soaked into the garlic crouton, making it rather soggy and difficult to cut on the small serving plate. Main courses were a cajun spiced chicken breast served with a chasseur sauce and a beef en daube, both were served with mashed potato, spiced red cabbage and peas. Each dish was topped with a garnish of crispy fried onions and both plates looked remarkably similar.The cajun spice jarred a bit with the chasseur sauce - too many flavours, but the beef en daube was delicious and the meat very tender.The merlot wine to accompany the meal and the cheese and biscuits to follow were very good.Breakfast service in the restaurant was excellent, with plenty of staff to assist guests to tables, to ensure prompt delivery of tea and coffee and also to clear plates.The breakfast buffet area was large and spacious and kept tidily stocked with both hot and cold items. The potato scones were delightful.Plates for hot food were kept nicely warm and small dishes were provided for jam & marmalade selections.

A fixed price menu with about 3 choices of each course so no reason why the food shouldn't be top quality. Drinks were reasonably priced.

Very nice food with plenty of flavour. Good service and made to feel very welcome by restaurant staff.

We had a 5 night half board stay and couldn't fault the room we stayed in which overlooked the garden and railway station.The buffet breakfast and table served evening meal were excellent, plenty of choice and a couple of times we asked for acslight variation on the main course at dinner and it was done without any problems.Centrally located in the town, so an easy stroll for shopping and great when we went off by train to Inverness, just had to walk through the garden.

Enjoyed my overnight stay here with breakfast too.. Room was lovely and clean and modern. Shower was amazing!! .. very comfortable. and the position of it in the centre of Pitlochry is just perfect! .. The only downside was the walls being so thin.. could hear everything that was going on..

We stayed two nights at Fisher's on an annual theatre trip. We didn't eat dinner in the hotel, but the breakfast were superb.Massive range of food - all the cereals you could wish for, yogurt, fruits, toppings, continental options, toast croissants, as well as all the cooked options.Very well organised, given that they are catering for so many people all at once. Nothing seemed to run out, as staff were constantly replenishing items on the hot buffet. We'd a lovely window table both days, and although the dining areas were full, there was no overcrowding feeling.

Poped into have a drink as our hotel smelled but could not get into here as fully booked. The bar staff was helpful and made ou drinks perfectly and got talking to the assistant manager and complimented him on the staff greating and service as well as the decor and the cleanliness of the place. I am coming back yto pitlochory to stay there.

The hotel was very busy buses parked outside due to the forthcoming evening show of enchanted Forrest.recieved a free glass whisky,which perked me up,the whole area was full of hustle and bustle,was very lively.had haggis tattles and nears in fishers bar.the pub itself was a lot cleaner and tidier to look at years ago,let itself go a bit.nevertheless the service us good,don't think the place is as bust as it was years ago.

Drinks were alright. Darts was on TV. Lots of the local teenagers were there, a little bir rowdy, but it was okay.

Chose to go for this based on location and a good deal on itison which included a nights stay, bed and breakfast, three course meal and bottle of prosecco and a dram on arrival and late checkout time. The staff are very friendly and professional and the room was clean and well equipped with a good bathroom. The food is average. The grounds are pleasant with some shabby chic and a good outside area with giant chess. For the deal this was excellent.

The food in the hotel was good, but much pricier than the other restaurants we'd eaten at, where the food that was just as good. Portions were also pretty small (don't bother with dessert unless you just want one or two bites of something. That's all you will get). The service was spotty...friendly servers, but they only stopped by our table to.take our order and bring our food. We had to flag them down to get more water, ask for a dessert menu, and request our bill.

At first impression the hotel was dated but nice, our room was very small but I think our bathroom was bigger than our room. Our room seemed to be at a slant which was abit odd. Food was good for both morning breakfast standard continental breakfast. Wedding meal was of a high standard and everyone I spoke to was very happy with that.

Have stayed here many times. Staying at a different location, but still went back to savour their nice sandwiches and meals.

una buona varietà nel menù ed anche una buona qualità di cibo, i camerieri sono molto gentili e simpatici

Fishers is a large Victorian style hotel that dominates the Main Street in Pitlochry. Do not be put off, inside you find friendly staff. A selection of bars and high quality catering.

Wir waren 2 Nächte im Fisher's! Das recht in die Jahre gekommene Haus ist zwar super gelegen, dafür extrem ringhörig. Unser Zimmer war ebenfalls ringhörig und zur Bahnlinie gelegen. Das Bett war viel zu weich und man spürte jede bewegung des Partners... Ebenfalls war die Matratze nicht gerade sauber und stinkte nach schweiss. Frühstück war auch nicht gerade zufriedenstellen. Die Spiegeleier waren kalt und der Kaffee war nicht geniessbar! Ein typisches 3 Sterne Hotel. für 1 Nacht okay

The food was well cooked but lacked imagination in presentation. This is possibly die to the fact that it appears to cater for pensioners on package holidays.

Fishers is right in the centre of Pitlochry, a large building and easily found. Off street parking is a big help. The menu is varied and well priced. As you might expect fish is always an option here. There are bar options that provide all the essentials for food drink and TV.

Stayed at Fisher's as part of a murder mystery package. Old fashioned, but clean and very comfortable. Staff were very efficient and eager to please. Large double room which was clean and well presented. Good value.

Nice hotel in town Pitlochryideal for shopping in this exquisite little Victorian TownWarm welcome at reception deskRooms OK clean and confyFood was very good and service quick and efficient

Very acceptable for hotel food. I enjoyed it all although sometimes the food could have been hotter. Cheese is served straight out of the fridge which I really don't like. Breakfasts were excellent.

Asked for a twin room, given a cramped double, changed to a spartan twin where the rain hammered off the sloping dormer window throughout the night. Dinner was very poor, fish was,sent back and the steak pie was the poorest my husband had tasted, tables not too clean. At the entrance to the dining area was a glass dish with a handwritten thank you for gratuities! Hotel bar like a morgue so went next door where the bar was warm, busy and entertaining. This hotel needs to decide for which client group it wishes to cater.

Hôtel très grand et assez confortable. Certaines chambres ne sont pas accessibles avec un ascenseur et il vaut mieux être en forme pour monter les valises Restaurant sans intérêt mais bon petit-déjeuner

We had dinner here as part of our hotel package. The meal was excellent and service friendly and efficient, the dining room was very busy but we didn't wait long and were very pleased with our meal.

We had dinner here whilst staying at the hotel.The menu had a very limited choice although the food was very good.The meals arrived very quickly and the whole process felt a bit like we were being ushered in and out as quickly as possible.

A lovely 2 night break at the Fishers. Always a lovely welcome. Lovely spacious room that was so well decorated and clean. Comfy beds. Breakfast was much better than last time. Looking forward to our fifth visit.

An excellent service provided by well trained staff congratulations to manager Brian Wishart and events organiser Krissy for leading a team of workers professional in customer care. Without exception all staff went out of their way to ensure a service of the highest. The comfort of the accommodation and provision of well balanced and enjoyable food all contributed to an excellent stay. The organisation for the conference was well received. Thank you for all that was done for the 70 retired personnel who all speak highly of the service & comfort provided for them during their stay here.

We ate on the bar here on a midweek evening. The food was decent quality and far better priced than most other menus we had seen in the town. Service was excellent.

Once of the best hotel dining experiences I have ever had. Food was fantastic. Everyone (from a group of 30+) was able to find something to suit their tastes. Good portions as well. Will be back.

We had an excellent weekend at Fishers hotel the staff welcomed us on arrival and were on hand to meet our needs throughout our stay. Definitely stay there again. This hotel is in the muddle of being upgraded and our room had a lovely new walkin shower. The food was excellent and served to a very high standard. I'm looking forward to going to our dancing weekend next February 17.

Started badly and ended badly!We went into the hotel for an evening meal. We asked at reception where to go and a pleasant lady showed us where to go, this was the first and last taste of good customer service.Entering the restaurant we encountered a waiter and he asked us for a room number, when we said we weren't guests and just looking to dine, he told us to wait and he would go ask his manager? (The place was empty!)He returned and said it was ok and showed us to a table. He came back offered us water and took our order. Starters arrived and we're just okay, not great. Then we waited almost an hour for our main course. Other customers were coming in being served starters then mains, offered drinks and we still sat there like a couple if lemons! Eventually we managed to get someone's attention and asked if we could have drinks and our main course. A guy that looked like he was in charge then apologised and still it took another 10 minutes for him to bring our drinks. Main meal eventually arrived and my husband's food was cold, mine was warm. We had decided at this point we just wanted out of there we felt so ackward like they didn't want us there. I went to the bathroom as my husband went up to pay ( no point waiting on being noticed asking for the bill!)When I came out the bathroom my husband was standing at the front doors in a hurry to get out. He explained he had been charged double and had to actually argue he was right and the waiter was wrong!!We will never go back here again has to be the worst experience ever. Oh and although we had an apology of sorts when we were waiting on our meal, they did not see fit to offer a sweetener of any sort. Even if they had offered our drinks free by way of apology it would have been something, but no, nothing.We did not leave a tip!!!

Myself and my husband spent night in this bar played pool had few drinks stayed till closing.. And we also had meal that was lovely really enjoyed great pub grub couldn't ask for anything better and we intend on spending our last night tomorrow in this bar :-)

Having eaten here many times in the past I can honestly say I was delighted with the food served here during my recent overnight stay. It has greatly improved, with a good choice of delicious Scottish fare.I had Cullen Skink to begin and followed by Lamb as a main course. What was really impressive was the choice of Gluten Free dishes available. My wife was able to choose from at least four main dishes, which is impressive indeed as normally we are restricted in most hotels to a few. A real bonus for Coeliacs.to have such choice.The portions were more than adequate and the taste very good indeed.

A wide range of choices on the main dining restaurant menu and the bar restaurant too. I can recommend the fish, braised steak and cajun chicken. Their starters are so good and wait til you see the desserts!! You won't be disappointed!!

..The hotel was on the main street which was very convenient. The staff were brilliant - couldn't do enough for you. The room was clean and fresh. Loved the hotel. The meals were excellent. Really appreciated the meals being so hot complimented by the superb service given by the restaurant staff. Thoroughly enjoyed our experience at the Fishers Hotel. Will definitely be back.

We had a great overnight stay at the superb Victorian Hotel in Pitlochry 's main street. Excellent staff, accomodation and entertainment for a very reasonable cost. Highly recommended. Great themed nights which should appeal to everyone. Can't wait to return.

stayed at hotel and had a three course meal in the restraunt,the food was absolutely out of this world,i had breaded mushrooms and garlc dip as a starter,they give you a massive portion,then steak pie,lovely then ice cream and sticky toffee pudding ,brilliant.

My son had won a meal for 2 and so we went with him and paid for one more...although fairly local we hadn't been there for years and it's lovely.Really pleasant...not too modern but lots of places to sit and eat or drink...we had lovely good food just right.Starters of mushrooms and pate..mains of cod,braised steak and lovely lamb,cheesecake and parfait finished it off...and nice coffee.We were well looked after although it was early evening...attentive waiters all through and the place filling up as we left.

We always enjoy our meals her, good choices and great value and good service. Look forward to our next visit.

Visited this hotel when we went to the Enchanted Forest. It was Hallowe'en, very busy and we had not booked but they managed to seat 8 of us for a meal. The staff were dressed for the occassion - we were served by a mummy while Dracula made sure everything ran smoothly and a witch took our drinks order. We all had a delicious two course (you could have three) meal at a very reasonable price and incredibly the three kids ate for free.

Un peu en retrait de la rue principale ce pub qui ne fait pas restaurant à touristes est bien plus calme que les autres établissements de la grand'rue. L'accueil est des plus sympathique et la restauration de bonne qualité. Prix corrects.