Perthshire

The Kirkstyle Inn

An old country inn on Kirkstyle Square in Dunning, below St Serf's Church, with local food, real ales, a covered beer garden and four rooms.

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In the village of Dunning, at the foot of the Ochils, a stone inn stands on Kirkstyle Square beneath St Serf's Church.

Visited and photographed by Simon Hird

The Kirkstyle Inn is the village pub, a small, old-fashioned country inn with low ceilings, a fire and a long bar.

Dunning itself was almost wiped out on 28 January 1716, when Jacobite troops set fire to most of its houses, farms and barns, and the village that stands today was rebuilt after it. The inn serves food from local farms and suppliers, good wines and well-kept ales, and has a covered beer garden for the summer. Upstairs there are four rooms, and dogs are welcome.

It opens every day, from the evening on Mondays, and makes a fine base for Maggie Wall's monument, the Ochil hills and the golf at Gleneagles.

Before you go

Open every day, from the evening on Monday.

Where
Kirkstyle Square, Dunning PH2 0RR.
Telephone
07516 166091.

Opening hours

Their website
Monday
5pm–10.30pm
Tuesday
11am–11pm
Wednesday
11am–11pm
Thursday
11am–11pm
Friday
11am–1am
Saturday
11am–1am
Sunday
11am–10pm

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The Kirkstyle Inn's own sign and crest hang beside its entrance, a directional sign for Glenburgie Lodge nearby.
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A village rebuilt.

Jacobite troops burned most of Dunning's houses, farms and barns on 28 January 1716.

A cosy room at the Kirkstyle Inn, Dunning.
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Four rooms.

The inn has four en-suite rooms upstairs.

An old carved stone cross inside St Serf's Church, Dunning.
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St Serf's.

The church above the inn, St Serf's, was built around 1200.

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