Booked here with my wife and her parents after reading the reviews! 4 very fussy people, in particular - the in laws are the fussiest!!! My smoked duck starter was one of the best starters I have had in a long time. My wife and I had the shin of beef - delightful!! Everyone thoroughly enjoyed all their courses and... More

Came for lunch and was really pleasantly surprised at the menu itself (particularly the starters), the plate presentation, flavours, value and general decor. Although I didn't visit The Tearoom, it looked very quaint and I will visit next time! Shame about two members of staff standing gossiping by the whole time though, in a quiet restaurant, perhaps they could have... More

Husband and I both ordered the rack of lamb, which turned out to be two lamb cutlets each. At £17 this was poor.

We went for lunch at this traditional hotel after walking out of our once favourite eating place. Our delicious meal with great portion sizes was chosen from a good menu choice. Very pleasant service - will definitely return to this hotel

I visit killin often and by far the best eating is the bridge of lochay, situated a short stroll from the village centre it offers excellent bar meals, excellent menu, good offering of beers and a reasonable wine list If you are eating in kill in I strongly recommend it Try the steak

Stayed here for two nights of the Easter break, at this Eighteenth century coaching Inn On arrival we were greeted warmly, and there was a very friendly atmosphere. Our room was clean and quirky, if your looking for contemporary don't come here. This is a comfortable, Old Inn where the staff work hard to ensure you have the best experience.... More

Very comfortable former coaching inn, dating back to the 18th Century, in a spectacular setting. The views around this hotel are truly superb - road from the hotel down Loch Tay to Kenmore is breathtakingly beautiful. Hotel is superb - lovely en-suite rooms, warm welcome from the hosts & staff. The view from Room 4. What a vista to wake... More

Five of us dined at the Bridge of Lochay Hotel. The Haggis bon bons were superb - four of us chose this whilst the fifth had the home made pea soup. Two of the party had smoked haddock and salmon chowder as their main, one had a sirloin steak with all of the trimmings and the other two had the... More

Went for dinner at weekend after reading good reviews. Restaurant was quiet and we sat next to roaring log fire which was needed after the 20 min lovely walk from killin center. Prices were around £6 a starter and £12-20 main course. Skipped starter and i got homemade ravioli with spinach, ricotta, sundried tomatoes and it was outstanding!! My friend... More