The House of Bruar (Scotland) Reviews

Fabulous and deservedly successful but closes way too early

Always stop here on route to Inverness - great food and always have to pick up a create of Sloe Gin

Excellent range of cashmere jumpers and all manner of other clothing ranges as well as good food

Superb shopping experience. Quality merchandise in all departments. Lovely cafe/restaurant And wonderful staff.

Great food but be prepared as servings are generous lovely shops too

Free parking, shops and food good quality but, a bit pricey.

Great for tourists but a bit pricey and geared up for people living in the Highlands

Beautiful building, great local and national (to Scotland) produce available. Definitely worth a visit or a stop driving further into Scotland. Fab ice-cream too.

You can buy there many things but prices are little bit to high

Nice place. Very interesting selection of foods and clothes.

Very conveniently located just off one of Scotland's most important north-south highways, this collection of retail outlets offers the highest quality products covering the full range of Scottish produce in food and drink, mens and ladies country clothing and a whole lot more. There are excellent and varied catering services on site so it makes a perfect lunch stop with wonderful views of the surrounding countryside.

I'm so pleased with the quality items and service i have received from House of Bruar. Many thanks. Steve W.

Always love a trip to Bruar, lovely shop, food and gifts. Highly recommend a walk up to the falls

Really impressive, lots to see not just tweed and outdoor gear. Lovely little clan museum and fabulous food. Definitely worth a break from the A9!

Very good range of goods in the store and set in a nice location just off the A9 road. Friendly and knowledgeable staff when buying from the Whisky range, I am a returning customer and would definitely recommend although it can sometimes be ever so slightly dearer than buying elsewhere.

Fab place. Great clothes if a little expensive. Restaurant fab but not cheap

Great place to stop en route going north into the highlands. Take your wallet with you though as it is pricey. There is also a lovely walk next to Bruar if you follow the river upstream, if you don't fancy being dragged round the various outlets.

Real good place to stop with good shops and friendly staff

Very expensive for what it is, however ripping of tourists is a 5 star! Lunch is over priced and the high chairs were all dirty.

Brilliant quality products of all kinds so it's expensive but you expect that.

Very busy place long wait to get in got cup of coffee

Great place to stop off, even has a children's play area

Lots of shops and very high quality with prices to match

Wow, this place is fancy. Come with a small personal loan though..

Generally a good stop off spot on the A9, avoiding Pitlochry! The place is nearly always fairly busy, there's a good restaurant or the chippy for food. Also the food hall, outdoor clothing section, art galleries, golf shop, cashmere/woollen shop (also a discount warehouse), a place to walk your dog. There's a nice walk to the waterfalls up through the woods at the back too. Toilet facilities are available, always clean and fresh. Can be a bit on the expensive side - but if you add on stress and cost of parking in Pitlochry, probably not much in it.

Stopped for a munch and hot food was amazing! Little expensive but very nice.

Great selection of goods. Lovely restaurant and staff very helpful

They sell real fur products. If you are an animal lover.... Stay well clear

Well situated in the country. Very clean and spacious

Had a lovely walk around and stayed for lunch. The carrot and coriander soup was lovely. The shop was really good and b
Overall woukd recommended a visit here.

Fish and Chip bar here is great! They have scraps too!!

Very nice and big business but very expensive, fun to see everything

Lovely staff, best shopping experience in Scotland. Fabulous and quality products.

Very expensive, beautiful walk up to the falls. Fish is amazing in chippy (again, expensive).

The hot chocolate in the cafe was some of the best I've had away from the house and all the staff we're really polite and friendly

Always a great place to stop. Pretty expensive but that's what high quality costs

Freshly made takeaway sandwiches were delicious, thank you.

Impeccable in almost every way. The restaurant, alone, is worth a trip out. Shopping is "of the type" and the price tag on some clothing does not always ascend directly in proportion to durability and wearability, but buyer beware, as always. The food hall is an enjoyable diversion from the sometimes overwhelming effusion from carpet, skin and fibre of the clothing section, but I speak from the perspective of someone with a dust allergy. Falls of Bruar are in the immediate vicinity and provide a fabulous excuse for some tag-on exercise in a stunning setting with two spectacular waterfalls. The whole package promises a consistently enjoyable experience. Worth turning up after dark in December just to see the lighting.

A smart place selling quality goods. Aimed at tourists with prices to match but I did find a new cap in the sale room. Queues for food and toilets due to COVID but seemed well managed and clean. Easy parking. Hand sanitizer everywhere.

Just a stunning place to visit. A wide range of country home goods. I'm impressed with the amount of goods they have for each concession.

Always stop here when on the A9. Posh shops, fabulous toilets and amazing food shop. Very expensive

Nice location with gorgeous Brauer falls.. had the fish & chips there, worth every penny

Fantastic place. Expensive. Some sale bargains to be had.

Great selection of outdoor clothing, be prepared to spend a few quid.

Great place for a pit stop just of the A9. You can easily spend an hour or two wandering around the shops and using the cafe. Remember to walk the falls of Bruar they are right behind the buildings they are beautiful

Great place, an upmarket store, but everything top quality

Honey pot. Geared up for emptying your wallet. Coffee worst in Scotland. Fish and chips inedible, greasy and undercooked poor quality tatties. Not a good pit stop.

Nice store to stop by in the middle way From Edinburg to Inverness

The shopping temple of all kinds in Scotland. The Scottish ready to wear is definitely not to our taste ... but against the outer clothing brands are very beautiful and totally adapted. Hunting jackets, trousers, shirts, pompom socks, oiled jackets ... a happiness. Beautiful decoration shops, plaids, grocery store, restaurants, everything is perfect !! Run it !!!

Lovely place to stop. Don't expect your normal run of the mill shop. Everything seems to be of top notch quality.

Very over priced and aimed as tourists but nice area and surrounding so worth a visit.

Incredible shop. I just wish I could afford everything

A fabulous day out for shoppers!! Clothing, food, gifts and much more. Good choice of food at lunchtime and/or afternoon tea. Highly recommended

A 5star shopping experience...dont forget the eats.

No social distancing in place and far too many people. Empty hand sanitiser at the door. Massive q for toilets through a shop with people squeezing past. Did not feel safe at all. No attempt to manage flow or numbers of people.

Great coffee, bacon and service. Best start to every holiday when travelling to Edinburgh from the north

Well, we loved area around. As we were more looking at things and buildings outside than inside. Beautiful place

Lovely place you can buy such nice things. Great walks for a great dog stop.