Little's Restaurant, Blairgowrie Award Winning Food & Drink

  Heard great reviews about this place and came all the way from Broughty Ferry to visit on Friday 8th October 2021. We ordered our food and drinks. Drinks took ages... read more to come as they were changing the barrel which we were advise of just as the drinks were arriving at our table. The food then arrived which I was just breaded haddock, chips, mushy peas & tartare sauce. We found every part of it very bland. The chips looked like the left overs from a bag of frozen chips. Worst was the waitress, Helen, no welcome smile or interaction with the customers. We declined the offer of a sweet and without having to ask for the bill Helen duly arrived with card payment machine in hand and said "whilst i'm here I will just take payment now" Totally shocked as we were still drinking our drinks and were going to stay for another but that option had been taken away from us. Very rude lady.

  Food was nice, very big emphasis on seafood/fish. Some dishes seemed a bit experimental (lemon sole with mango chutney and banana) but portions were large and lots to choose from.... read more Building was very interesting too

  While staying at a lodge in Blairgowrie we were impressed by the look of Little’s restaurant from the outside (an old church) and vowed to give it a try before... read more we leave, we were so glad we did as the meal we had last night...More

  Really great. Quality of food matched by friendliness of the staff. I had been at The Boathouse over in Gigha the previous weekend and it matched that. Also the restaurant... read more handled the meal following the funeral of a neighbour of mine the previous week and...More

  This is our second visit to Little's. Quality of food is excellent, service very good. Wine a little pricey for what it is. The restaurant is in a converted church... read more providing an interesting venue with a great atmosphere. Definitely worth a visit.

  We were driving between the castles and abbeys, and felt like Blairgowrie was our best bet for a good lunch, and ended up at Little's. Housed in an old church,... read more the vibe is rather interesting. The stained glass window is really nice, but when we were there it was mostly empty, so a little disconcerting. Overall, our meal was really solid, not amazing, but I felt it was very good for where we were. The calamari was just calamari, but I will say that the stuffed crab and the pigeon breast were both spectacular, and highly recommended. The net is, if you are in the area when it's time for lunch/dinner, you will not be disappointed at Little's.

  We had an excellent meal here. Food and service was all outstanding. We all enjoyed the selection of seafood dishes they had on offer. Food was all fresh and tasty.... read more Would return if ever in the aea again.

  We were warmly greeted on arrival & shown to our table. This is a tastefully designed space with sympathetic lighting & decor. We chose fish dishes for our mains and... read more did not regret it. Subtle flavours & ample portions. Nice touch when Willie came through...More

  First visit and hopefully not our last. The old church has been renovated to accomodate a large open restaurant and little quiet bar all tastefully done using the existing structure... read more to great effect. Only criticism is the lighting is a little bright. The menu is varied with fish being predominant, excellent selection to choose from. The food is beautifully presented and flavoursome. Once you've finished your meal you can move through to the bar for coffee and drinks. Would recommend for a special occasion.

  Family meal out, group of 8 adults and 1 child. Food was excellent, really nice setting. Only downfall was that service was a little slow, no offer of deserts until... read more we asks for the bill. Our daughter loved the fish and chips, staff offered a smaller portion as no kids menu. All in, really nice meal m, everyone complemented the food, would definitely visit again.