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Atholl Palace Hotel, Pitlochry, Perthshire
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Lunch with a ViewWhen was the last time you saw the famous view from our Verandah Restaurant while you enjoyed your lunch or afternoon tea? 130 years ago?! For many years our Verandah restaurant, with it's famous view, has not been open during the day, so, unless you happened to be a pupil at one of the boarding schools which sheltered here during the World Wars, you are unlikely to have enjoyed lunch in this spot since the hotel was built in 1878. Everyone can now enjoy this unique outlook, not just at sunset and sunrise, but at lunch time too. The Restaurant is now open from 12 noon to 5.00pm every day for lunches and light meals and afternoon tea. ..and while you’re here you could see our new Japanese Garden, visit our museum, treat yourself to a massage in our spa or simply stroll around the herb garden.
Try the
A Hearty Bowl of Homemade Soup Taste of Perthshire MenuAny 2 courses £10.95 per personThe Wee Beastie Traditional Fish ‘n’ Chips old fashioned beer battered East Coast white fish with lemon and salad £8.95 (v) Caramelised Onion and Basil Filo Tart glazed with goats cheese, with dressed salad leaves £7.95 Noisettes of Local Glenfernate lamb pan fried, accompanied by braised red cabbage, potato rosti, with pineapple and cracked pepper chutney £11.50 Today’s Selection of Cold Desserts with fresh cream or vanilla ice cream £3.95 Wedge of Stilton and Mull of Kintyre Cheddar with soda bread, oatcakes, celery and fruit chutney £3.95
Choice of Freshly Prepared Wraps and Sandwiches Floured tortilla, wholemeal
or white local bloomer Toasted Hot Panini £5.95 To book phone 01796 472400
If you are also planning a visit to Ireland the Castle Hotel Group in Dublin City Centre offer comfortable Georgian hotel accommodation.
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Experience the ancient practise of Ear Candling including a facial massage for only £25.00 (normal price £35.00) Allow 45 minutes of your time for this treatment
Well, it’s been dry. Apart from a few showers we have had little or no rain for a month,now, and things are beginning to get desperate. Watering can help but there is really no substitute for a good dowsing of the natural stuff which gets well down to the roots.
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