Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Doune. Doune is a burgh in the district of Stirling, Scotland. Doune's postal address places the town in Perthshire which is also its Registration County, although administratively Doune is under the control of Stirling Council.
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4 based on 369 reviews
Traditional Scottish Pub sometimes referred to as Stirling's hidden gem. Built in the early 1700 Nicky-Tams Bar & Bothy is steeped in history. The bar was once a bank and converted to a pub in 1718 by the Weavers Incorporation. Nicky-Tams is now a popular
We love Nicky Tams! Great historic bar with a friendly staff, comfortable seating and atmosphere aplenty. Didn't eat here, but the smells from the upstairs kitchen were heavenly, as I ventured to the lovely ladies room. The gents said he boys restroom was a quirky adventure.Always enjoy stopping into Nicky Tams. So will you!
4 based on 728 reviews
This is perfectly situated below Stirling castle. We went on the way down after visiting the castle and were after a good pub lunch to satisfy our bellies.It didn’t disappoint. Great selection of food on offer, friendly and helpful staff and served quickly. We ordered the steak pie and chips which was cooked beautifully. Prices are great value, I would say slightly less than a standard pub lunch price.Overall very happy, I would go back if I visited Stirling again.
4 based on 101 reviews
The Crook Bar serves Tapas, fine wine and cold beer. It's causal dining at its best, so you can either sit down at a table, stand or sit at the bar to eat and drink in our atmospheric little bar. We've matched the wines with the food, so why not come see
Bloody love the crook! Been a few times and each time it's relaxed, fun and just a lovely place to be. The food, for me, has gotten even better. My three friends and I booked for Saturday past and shared 12 tapas dishes between us which was more than enough- I refused to share my churros though! Staff attentive and chilled kept checking on us for drinks but without being annoying. Only thing we missed was the live music which must have been the only Saturday they haven't had any but an excuse to go back nonetheless! Well done to owners and staff for making each trip a great one!Wow! Thanks very much for taking time out to write this! As you know we have music on every Saturday, but someone pulled out at short notice last week and it was too late to get a replacement Anyway, looking forward to seeing you again very soon!
4 based on 436 reviews
The Westerton Arms or the “Westy” as it is known by locals, is a family run pub and restaurant in the heart of Bofa, which lies in the shadow of The Wallace Monument, Stirling Castle and Stirling Bridge. We are also situated near the popular landmark, Dou
We visited after a day at Stirling antlers and before going to the nearby university for a talk from Gordon Buchanan. We all thoroughly enjoyed the food we each had something different but all agreed it was lovely, nice friendly staff although a long wait for the food to come, 2 other tables were seated after us but their food came first which was not well received by 4 hungry waiting customersHey there,Thanks tor your great review!Sorry about the timing of your food delivery, depending on your order some meals take longer to cook. Highland chicken can take up to 30mins to cook and if your table ordered this, that may be the reason.I hope this helps?We look forward to seeing you again.The Westy team.
4 based on 1000 reviews
An award winning restaurant situated in the green and pleasant village of Causewayhead in Stirling, The Birds and The Bees is a dining room built around a passion for food. Located in an old one story whitewashed farmstead, The Birds and The Bees proudly
We rediscovered the Birds and Bees following our sons Wedding here at the beginning of September. We were very impressed with the venue and the food so we came back for dinner last week. We were not disappointed. Excellent food, excellent service in a relaxed atmosphere. It can get very busy so we would recommend that you book to avoid disappointment. Highly recommended.
4 based on 581 reviews
Welcoming, friendly and attentive staff in ambient surroundings. On our most recent visit we were visiting with friends for Sunday Lunch (13.00) - disappointingly and strangely two (out of three|) main courses offered as daily specials were no longer available? The food we ordered was however tasty and well presented. Would still recommend this restaurant.
4 based on 245 reviews
Warm welcome and great service. Food was excellent especially the chefs rhubarb crumble... absolutely delicious.
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4 based on 380 reviews
Dog Friendly Pub/Resteraunt. Large groups and family's welcome. Back room (max 40) can be booked out for large groups having meals/drinks. We have a fantastic specials board and new menu being launched in April 2018 with additional bonus of a cocktail fro
Good honest food - 5 stars for the landlord who was very friendly and knowledgeable about the local area - and the local Dunblane #kiltygin was lovely - also recommended by the lovely barmaid
4 based on 1177 reviews
We were down in Dunblane for our first wedding anniversary and found this restaurant the best in town. Food delicious, staff very friendly and welcoming, cosy atmosphere and prices reasonable. Would definitely recommend this place above all others to eat in town.
4 based on 410 reviews
We opted to sit outside in the beer garden. Beautiful countryside view with clothes blowing in tind on a clothes line. Dogs were allowed and enjoyed watching some Border Collies play. We had local tap beer, and a wonderful soft baked cheeze appitizer, my husband had roast beef and potatoes which I shared as it was a large portion. The root vegetables were very good, as was my local style salad. Would love to return.
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