The Drover's - Carte

We had some lovely food and a helpful server filling and ideal on a cold day. Busy and popular venue big car park easy access good prices.

This restaurant offers a wide variety of meals, snacks, and cakes with friendly service. It is suitable for all ages, reasonably priced, and highly recommended.

I had a delicious gluten-free steak pie with mashed potatoes. The vegetables were incredibly fresh, and I thoroughly enjoyed my meal. My husband also enjoyed his lunch, opting for the regular steak pie with chips. Voir le carte

Popped in at 11.30 on a quiet Monday. Fancied a bacon roll i could smell the bacon). Nope, couldn’t get one breakfast stopped at 11.30. Absolutely ridiculous. In this day and age surely we should treat customers a bit better

A remarkably good restaurant for such a type of place. Menu changes with the season, but is always fresh. I had the steak and haggis pie a lovely puff pastry pocket with a layer of haggis and large chunks of succulent beef in a wonderful gravy. Unfortunately, the veg were totally tasteless, but I’ll forgive them that for the excellent quality of the pie. Coffee was also good.

We stumbled upon Drovers near Crieff, Scotland and were pleasantly surprised. It was a peaceful spot where our family could relax and chat about our family history. The food was a hit with everyone, from the delicious steak pie and steaks to the mouthwatering hamburgers and Mac and cheese. The service was exceptional - friendly and welcoming. We would love to return to Drovers again. Voir le carte

Came here with my mum when we were visiting the Caithness Glass Factory and just made it in time for the 11.30 curfew for the breakfast. You can choose from a small, medium or large and you choose what you want in it. Also do haggis which is not available everywhere and just completes a cooked breakfast in my opinion. A bit dearer than our usual breakfasts in Lanarkshire but thoroughly enjoyed it. Nice and clean with plenty on offer and a fast and friendly service.

We have visited Crieff regularly and this is the first time we have eaten here. Staff were very welcoming and friendly. This restaurant offers a true Scottish Breakfast which is a rareity in many Scottish towns. Food was great and served promptly. Only niggle was the quality of the link sausage! Will definitely return here for the full 10 piece breakfast. My wife and son both enjoyed the 5 piece Scottish breakfasts. Afterwards we browsed the Crieff Visitors centre then Caithness Glass next door

This venue is literally like entering a time warp. The architecture and design is like stepping back to the early 1970's and modernisation has been avoided over the years. The loos were spotlessly clean and door knobs reflect Caithness Glass output from yesteryear. All the staff were very helpful, positive and trying hard to accommodate foreign tourists with their lunch requirements. Sandwiches were freshly prepared and well filled. Steak Pie appears very popular and this venue attracts mainly passing tourists. Saw little evidence of indigenous Scots eating lunch. We enjoyed our lunch and free car parking in a large car park outside was a big draw over the town centre. Management was active... Voir le carte