Prince Of India - Menu

It's Pitlochry so its tourist prices, but the food is great and service is friendly and quick. Will visit again.

Very poor service and quality of food. Indian Name, Bangladeshi employees, Scottish accent all...ok Service....need to improve. Food...soaking in oil.

Visited with my family. Staff is very rude and unfriendly. Asked to sit near an open window as it was quite chilly, turned us down harshly and with no explanation as to why. Do not recommend at all. View menu

The staff were very aware of gluten intolerance and the chef even came out to reassure me that they were being very careful. The staff member when unsure went and asked the chef. I felt very confident that I would be ok

Service was ok but some staff waistcoats dirty, dish towel that plates get wiped dirty Food greasy and under par not worth the £70 for two meal a bottle cobra and a vodka lemonade . Wish we had went to the chipotle across the road

One of the worst Indian restaurants we have eaten in. The food was supermarket ready meal standard and vastly overpriced. Naan bread obviously came from packet, cheap and nasty. Pakora just as bad. Main courses were tasteless, definitely bought in. View menu

Immediately felt unwelcome, perhaps as we were dressed in t-shirt and jeans. My friend and I were put at a table in the corner and rushed to place our order. Waiting staff were not friendly at all. Our bill was put in front of us before we had even finished our meal. We actually wanted coffee but weren't given the option. Clearly we didn't meet the criteria of acceptable clientele. Will not be returning here.

Our trip bus took a short break at Pitlochry. We weren't really hungry but noticed that this is a Bangladeshi resturant and they had Samosa. I asked whether they know Bangla and suddenly so many people showed up to welcome us. Although we asked for only Samosa, we ended up eating many delicious (and free) food. I will be really happy to meet you all if I visit scotland again or if any of you visit Ireland! Thanks everyone.

I visited for the £12.95 2-course lunch deal, having read the mixed reviews beforehand. The restaurant was quiet but it was a Wednesday lunchtime. The waiters were polite and service fast. The food was nice but a bit on the oily side. A large bottle of Cobra beer was £6.95 which is a bit on the steep side compared to the price of the food. A decent lunch given the price, not the best Indian meal I’ve ever had but far from terrible. I won’t rush back, there are better cafes, pubs and restaurants in Pitlochry. View menu