About The Glenturret
More about the restaurant: The Glenturret
Housed in the Glenturret Distillery at The Hosh you will find a restaurant by the name of 1775 @ Famous Grouse Experience. This distinctive location in Crieff is the home of the world-renowned premium whisky, The Famous Grouse. So if you’re planning to visit this famous distillery why not make a day out of it with a reservation at the refined restaurant, 1775 @ Famous Grouse Experience? Housed in the space above the distillery’s old kiln room, there you will be able to enjoy European meals made using only the finest ingredients from Scotland’s natural larder. Intrigued? Book a table today.
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An informal atmosphere with fine dining standard food is what you will find at 1775 @ Famous Grouse Experience. There’s no airs and graces here, just quality European food served by a skilled team of friendly professionals. Glenturret Distillery is a serious attraction for Crieff and Perth locals, as well as for visitors from far and wide. What could be better than a tour of this Crieff distillery followed by some whisky tasting and then a slap up meal at 1775 @ Famous Grouse Experience? The focus at this spot at The Hosh is set firmly on harnessing quality Scottish ingredients in order to create incredible European dishes with nuance and flair.
For starters, lunch at 1775 @ Famous Grouse Experience looks a little bit like gin-cured Scottish salmon with a dill crème fraiche and fennel salad or a soft boiled Campbell’s black pudding Scotch egg. For mains you can choose from menu items such as pan-seared Perthshire venison with roasted baby veg and creamy mash finished off with a delicious red wine jus or the delectable wild Scottish mushroom and halloumi cheese risotto. If you’ve got a sweet tooth you will love the dessert offering at 1775 @ Famous Grouse Experience which includes options like Glenturret whisky bread and butter pudding with crème anglaise or Scottish cranachan made with raspberries and Famous Grouse whisky. Whether you’re eating downstairs in the Glenturret Cafe or if you’re upstairs at Restaurant 1775, you’ll certainly be in for a treat!