Local Restaurants, Cafes, Pubs, Bars, etc in Killin

Places to eat in Killin.

Killin is an important base for walkers, climbers and anglers. The River Dochart enters the Falls of Dochart here before tumbling into Loch Tay. Beyond, Glen Lyon is the longest enclosed glen in Scotland at 34 miles, while the ruins of Finlarig Castle, a former seat of the Campbells, remind visitors of the region's long and turbulent history. Breadalbane Folklore Centre possesses the ancient ‘healing stones' of St Fillan, a 6th century missionary.

We cannot give a full list of all available food outlets but below is a small selection of those available in Killin or surrounding areas.

Killin Restaurants, Cafes, Bars, Food Outlets, etc

Ardeonaig Hotel & Restaurant

South Loch Tay Side, By Killin, Perthshire, FK21 8SU
Tel: 01567 820400 Fax: 01567 820282
E-mail: info@ardeonaighotel.co.uk
Web: www.ardeonaighotel.co.uk

Included in the 2006 Michelin Guide as one of the best food "INNS" in Scotland, England, Wales and Ireland, Ardeonaig serves a mixture of traditional Scottish food with an international flavour.
Type: Restaurant

Shutters

Craiglea, Main Street, Killin, Perthshire, FK21 8UN
Tel: 01567 820314

Traditional bistro style food.
Type: Restaurant

The Capercaillie Restaurant and Rooms

Main Street, Killin, Perthshire, Scotland, FK21 8UT
Tel: 01567 820355 Fax: 01567 829007 Mobile: 0777 600 5533
E-mail: stuart@capercaillie-perthshire.co.uk
Web: www.capercaillie-perthshire.co.uk

A combination of fresh produce and quality service is offered at the Capercaillie Restaurant, named after the Capercaillie bird, native to Scotland.
Type: Restaurant

The Old Flax Mill Restaurant

Glendochart, Killin, Perthshire, FK21 8RH
Tel: 01567 820434

Carvery, cold buffet table and homemade sweets.
Type: Restaurant

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