Blair Coffee House & Grill — Restaurant in Scotland

This is a quiet gem with very high standards in all that they do! As you enter, you will be met by the friendly and welcoming proprietor and employees along with a sparklingly clean and inviting cafe. The timeless interior is inline with the immaculate service: prompt, polite, interested, professional and keen to ensure your satisfaction. Brooke, our waitress was efficient and appropriate in her manner, quiet, helpful and accurate. She provided all dishes, tableware and the order confidently, with assurance and, given everything is freshly made, reasonably quick. All the food was freshly prepared to order, with options to customise your choice to your taste. A delicious meal was enjoyed by both my husband and myself- cheese burger and chips with a delightful salad, and I had the farmhouse pate option - a very welcome choice which is rarely available in cafes. The chips were incredible! They must have been triple cooked, so tasty and fluffy inside - the perfect chips! Regretfully, we didn’t manage to try any of the desserts or delightful baking - I know we missed out. Although the menu doesn’t specify particular dietary listings, I believe they will do everything possible to accommodate all requirements. This is a busy place while it retains a restful atmosphere, with very high standards of cuisine, cleanliness, service and genuine care and attention to ensure customer satisfaction. Just when you need an honest, satisfying lunch with second-to-none service, a little gem like this appears. Don’t miss it. Blairgowrie has always been a favourite place for me to stop and explore, discovering this cafe has now provided an added attraction which will tempt me back more often. Excellent food, fresh, quick with time to chat and relax throughout your visit with excellent service. Brooke and the owner have created a littte magic here - enjoy! Thank you and we...

Rediculously overpriced!! soup of the day was out of a tin, cheese toastie with minimal amount of cheese on, i think this was about £6-£7 and my husband got a tuna panini, nothing with it and minimal filling, this was over £8!! Im not sure who decides on their pricing but whoever it is definitely needs to have a rethink, either offer decent portions and proper homemade soup or cut their prices in half because thats pretty much all it was worth! On top of all that we felt quite uncomfortable as we were seated, the young girl server was really nice and welcoming and showed us to a window table which sat 4 people (there were only 2 of us but the place was quite empty) then the man behind the counter blatantly said loud enough that we could hear to the girl "any more tables of 2 come in, put them at a table for 2, not a table for 4!!" We felt awkward and like we were doing something wrong...so with that and the really poor value for money, needless to say we...

Ordered a Beef burger, chilli chicken sandwich and hot chocolate. Burger was a total disaster-meat was dark, dried out and prepared from frozen. Nothing but the "meat" inside the thing that was supposed to be a bun. Chilli chicken sandwich was kinda ok, just chilli chicken between few slices of bread. Nothing special. And so-called "Royal chocolate"? Nothing but cocoa powder mixed with water(!). For all of this, £15,50. Really? But the absolute top of the visit was this large sign saying something like: "We are not fastfood, we take time to make the best food we possibly can yada yada yada...We cook our meals from fresh ingredients..." Get your stuff together, you two, or find another business to steal peoples money...