Tigh Na Leigh Guest House

Built in 1820 as a stopover for mail coaches, later becoming a fishing lodge, it is owned and run by Meikleour Estate, one of the oldest in east Scotland, which farms, manages forests and offers salmon fishing on the Tay and Isla. In 2017 it...

The Restaurant at the Meikleour Arms has a large vaulted oak ceiling, with an exposed stone wall, flagstone flooring, bright decor and modern artwork. Game is very prominent and The Meikleour Arms has its own on-site butchery working with...

This turreted mansion overlooking the River Tay hosts a restaurant that impresses with its dedication to local ingredients. The dining room has a classical elegance. Traditional flavours combine with a moderated degree of invention to create dishes...

Nestled in the beautiful Angus countryside, Drovers offers plenty of rustic charm and character. Surrounded by beautiful glens, it’s a modern pub in many ways although the walls of antlers remind you this bolt-hole has been around for many years....