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A marble table for two with bentwood chairs in front of a wall of wooden wine racks at Redwood Wines in Dunkeld.
Perthshire

Redwood Wines

A wine shop and kitchen in the old post office on Bridge Street in Dunkeld, with small plates made in-house and the Good Food Guide's Scotland award for 2025.

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Redwood Wines is a wine shop, a bar and one of the loveliest little kitchens in Scotland, all in Dunkeld's old post office on Bridge Street.

Roseanna Preston-Jones, who grew up in Dunkeld, and Morgwn Preston-Jones, the chef, opened it in 2021, and the Good Food Guide named it Scotland's best local restaurant in 2025. Walls of bottles surround a handful of tables, and the bar tops are slabs of old Scottish oak from the Murthly estate down the road. Morgwn makes everything by hand each day, from the charcuterie to a weekly changing menu of small plates, sandwiches and sharing boards, and plenty of the wine is poured by the glass. Lunch runs from noon until three, and on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings dinner brings extra dishes and specials. Dogs are made very welcome, with water and treats, and it's a good idea to book a table by phone.

Round the cornerARAN BakeryFlora Shedden's bakery on Atholl Street in Dunkeld, named from the Gaelic for bread, with sourdough loaves, pastries, cakes and lunches.Under a mileSee itARAN Bakery
Before you go

Booking is recommended, by phone, though not essential.

Where
12 Bridge Street, Dunkeld, PH8 0AH.
Open
Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday 11am to 5pm; Thursday to Saturday 11am to 10pm. Closed on Mondays.
Food
Lunch from 12pm to 3pm; dinner and small plates on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings from 5.30pm.
Booking
Recommended, by phone; a deposit for tables of more than six.
Dogs
Well-behaved dogs welcome, with water and treats.
Phone
01350 729228

Opening hours

Their website
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
11am–5pm
Wednesday
11am–5pm
Thursday
11am–10pm
Friday
11am–10pm
Saturday
11am–10pm
Sunday
11am–5pm

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Where it is

On Bridge Street in the middle of Dunkeld, PH8 0AH.

Close byDunkeld and Birnam.
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  2. Picnic tables on a lawn with a canopy, church spire and townhouses behindThe TaybankA bar, restaurant and hotel on the Tay by Telford's bridge in Dunkeld, once Dougie MacLean's, famous for its live music and its big garden by the river.Under a mile as the crow flies
  3. Gothic arched windows line the sandstone cathedral beside a mossy treeDunkeld CathedralThe half-ruined cathedral of Dunkeld on the north bank of the Tay, its choir of the late 1200s still a parish church, its roofless nave begun in 1406.Under a mile as the crow flies
  4. Birnam OakBirnam OakAn ancient oak on the bank of the Tay at Birnam, perhaps 600 years old, its low branches on crutches, said to be the last tree of Macbeth's Birnam Wood.Under a mile as the crow flies
  5. Beatrix Potter GardenBeatrix Potter GardenA garden at Birnam Arts of bronze sculptures of Beatrix Potter's characters, near Dunkeld, where she first told the story of Peter Rabbit in 1893.Under a mile as the crow flies
  6. Woman walks towards a stone hut through autumn woodlandThe HermitageA wooded gorge on the River Braan by Dunkeld, looked after by the National Trust for Scotland, with Ossian's Hall of 1757 above the Black Linn Falls and some of Britain's tallest trees.Under a mile as the crow flies
  7. Loch of the Lowes Wildlife ReserveLoch of the Lowes Wildlife ReserveA Scottish Wildlife Trust reserve on a loch near Dunkeld, where ospreys return each spring to nest 150 metres from the hides.2 miles as the crow flies
Directions
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