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The 9 Best Food & Drink in Perth, Scotland
Discover the best top things to do in Perth, United Kingdom including Strathearn Distillery, Indian Cook School By Praveen Kumar, McIntosh Tours, The Strawberry Shop, The Inveralmond Brewery, Perth Farmers' Market, Gillies Tours, Cullach Brewing, BrewDog.
Restaurants in Perth
1. Strathearn Distillery
2. Indian Cook School By Praveen Kumar
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 109 reviews
Praveen Kumar, award-winning restauranteur and chef can now offer you and your friends a unique cook school experience in Perth. Bringing hands-on cookery training, top quality produce and inspirational teaching. Praveen will guide you through the authentic dishes, spices and stories from his home in South India.
Reviewed By GCardiff80
Excellent delivery service food arrived frozen solid The food tasted so far has been beautiful and the haggis pakora is a touch of genius. All dishes tasted fresh and spices used blended so well. Meat was tender and moist. Will definitely be ordering more!
3. McIntosh Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 48 reviews
Private luxury tours of the highlands and coasts. Relax and let us take you on an adventure into Highland Perthshire and beyond. Tour in a luxury Land Rover Discovery 5 or in a luxury 41’ yacht with your own Atholl Highlander. Discover our stunning lochs and glens, coast, wildlife, beautiful castles and fascinating whisky distilleries to fully explore our unique Scottish culture first hand. We are following Government guidance and are Good to Go with deep cleaning before and after tours, hand sanitizers and use of masks on board car and yacht.
4. The Strawberry Shop
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
5. The Inveralmond Brewery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
6. Perth Farmers' Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Ennie123 - Scotland, United Kingdom
When the city of Perth plays host to the wonderful Farmer's Market, it is always popular with everyone from near or far. A wide variety of stalls that sell a diverse range of food, drinks and so much more. Do not confuse the Farmers's Market with the other International Markets that run in the city too at different times. What do I like about this market? Every stall is different, every stall holder can tell you directly about the produce they are selling. You get to try some of the food and drinks before you buy too which is always good. I love to know where my food and drinks come from. I am passionate about food and when I shop in the market I love to try and buy produce that maybe I would not necessarily buy or overlook. Sustainability too is key now in todays world. From farm to plate, produce that is local, organic, and more importantly supporting local businesses is what we all need to do. Some of the stalls I like the most, are the local farmers selling the best of Scottish beef and meat. Those selling local organic vegetables. I love artisan breads too. Those stalls selling home made jams, marmalades, chutneys and sauces. Past markets for locally produced wines and spirits are great too. A brilliant way to spend your time. Take your taste buds on an adventure!
7. Gillies Tours
I am offering half day tours around Scotland which can be personalised on request. Maximum three people at a time. Can be fully personalised, and guests will have an opportunity to see and taste some of the best sights and food that Scotland has to offer.
8. Cullach Brewing
Microbrewery and taproom, currently closed due to government guidelines.
9. BrewDog
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
