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Heart of Scotland Distillery

Clackmannan

STOP PRESS – Heart of Scotland London Dry Gin has taken Gold at the World Gin Awards 2026, and was only just outscored by Isle of Harris Distillery’s Tidal Gin in the London Dry category. For us, as a two-person family

Rhubarb at Prestonfield House

Edinburgh

Rhubarb is the name of the restaurant at Prestonfield, the magnificent historic mansion that has been creatively and sensitively restored to its former glory by its owner James Thomson. A stunning mix of opulence and grandeur, it is undoubtedly the

East Coast Cured

Edinburgh

Winner of Great Taste Awards, East Coast Cured is real charcuterie, as it should be – locally sourced and high welfare produce expertly handled using as much of the meat as possible, showing great respect for the produce. Their salamis,

Grandtully Hotel by Ballintaggart

Grandtully

This vibrant inn in the heart of Grandtully is part of the Ballintaggart Portfolio, with a reputation for provenance and hospitality in their own individual way, with Feast Nights and excellent courses at their Cook School. The Grandtully Hotel offers

Burntisland Sands Hotel

Burntisland

Welcome to new member Burntisland Sands Hotel, a friendly neighbourhood hotel in this historic coastal village. Burntisland has a long history as a working port, with sturdy vessels still cutting through the waves to and fro as they service and

Ballintaggart Farm

Balnaguard

Ballintaggart is an inspiring rural destination with stunning views over the Tay valley. This family have created a refined venue for a memorable food experience. Within the beautifully restored old farm buildings there is accommodation, Feast Nights and the light

Native Bred Aberdeen Angus

Gordon

Dunlouise & Hardiesmill are the only two farms that currently meet Ark of Taste standards & criteria for Native Bred Aberdeen Angus. Hardiesmill in Berwickshire rear Scotch Assured pedigree Aberdeen Angus, Ethical Scotch Beef, in the traditional way, fed on grass

Café St Honore

Edinburgh

Neil Forbes is the multi-award winning talented chef patron of Cafe St Honore, awarded Scottish SF Cook of the Year 2025, UK SF Cook of the Year 2024, RBST Sustainable Chef of the Year 2023, Slow Food Scotland Restaurant of

Orkney Wine Company

Orkney

The Orkney Wine Company has the most incredible location next to the world famous Italian Chapel (pictured) on the tiny Island of Lamb Holm – but never fear, it is linked by causeways so you don’t need another ferry to

Isle of Colonsay Wildflower Honey

Scalasaig

Isle of Colonsay Wildflower Honey is unique, not only because of its taste, although amongst honeys it is ranked with the best; but also because of its provenance, as bees and quality honey are something of a rarity on small

Contini Cannonball Restaurant & Bar

Edinburgh

Cannonball House is one of the city’s oldest and most important buildings with stunning views to Edinburgh Castle. Their cosy bar lists over 120 Scotch whiskies and is open for lunch, cocktails and pre dinner drinks. From the bar they

Going Native Heritage Meats

hawick

Welcome to new Scottish Food Guide member Going Native Heritage Meats. Mary Howlett is a heritage meat specialist, seeking out the best from farmers, smallholders and producers who care about the breed and the feed. Mary’s business has always been

The Lynnfield Hotel & Restaurant

Kirkwall

An outstanding hotel, without a doubt the best on Orkney, on the outskirts of Kirkwall adjacent to Highland Park Distillery. This family owned hotel offers graceful bedrooms furnished with beautiful antiques and handmade carpentry, complete with books on local history

Yester Farm Dairies

Yester Mains

Family farm by Gifford selling the full range of award-winning products: cottage cheese, soured cream, crème fraiche, plain & favoured yoghurts, full & low fat cream cheese, Greek style yoghurt & double cream. They also produce mozzarella, ready diced or

Sunrise Bakehouse

Burntisland

This fabulous artisan sourdough bakery is owned and run by a gifted young couple, specialising in delicious loaves, mouth-watering pastries and cakes. Such delicacies as Pear and chocolate hazelnut Bostock, Cinnamon bun pudding with apple and chai soaked raisins, Triple

Argyll Hotel

Isle of Iona

Opening for the season usually around mid March, this small historic independent hotel on the world-famous Isle of Iona has its own beautiful generously-proportioned walled organic garden that supplies them with as many herbs, salads and veg as possible. They

Witchery by the Castle

Edinburgh

Among its many superlatives it is known as “The ultimate romantic bolthole.” The Witchery is lavishly unique and steeped in history. Right next door to Edinburgh Castle and elegantly theatrically styled, it is always a gastronomic delight to dine here.

Contini

Edinburgh

A vibrant, buzzy, award winning Italian family run restaurant in one of Edinburgh’s most beautiful rooms. Now just celebrated 20 years & has a top Italian Award for an Italian restaurant outwith Italy. This former banking hall is modelled on

Skea Organics, The Potato House

Auchterhouse

Originally, and still famous across UK and beyond, for his blight-free seed potatoes, Andrew now also offers Potatoes to Eat. The Potato House family supplies box schemes, restaurants, catering firms and local customers, and everyone can buy online on their

St Andrews Farmhouse Cheese Co

Pittenweem

Visit Fife’s farmhouse cheesemaker. Jane’s cheeses are a delicious asset to this lovely region. Her excellent hand crafted cheeses have won many awards, with 2 Great Taste Awards for her Anster this year, 2023. It is very much a family

Food From Farming

Newton Stewart

Food From Farming is a Consultancy Service founded by Scottish Food Guide member Sheena Horner of Galloway Chillies who, along with her colleagues, offer a bespoke service to support you. Sheena is a ken-speckled face at events across Scotland and

Scots Grey Hen

Golspie

This is not available for eating due to scarcity but you may wish consider breeding them yourself! The Scots Grey is an old breed of domestic chicken originating in Scotland in the sixteenth century. The chicken has barred feathering of

Cambus O May Cheese Company

Ballater

“Fine Scottish, artisanal cheese made from our own family recipes using unpasteurised milk and hand crafted using traditional methods from our creamery in the heart of Aberdeenshire. Our recipes haven’t changes in 50 years nor has the way we make

Kedar Cheese Co

Mouswald

Sanchia their Swiss Brown Dairy Cow was Winner at 2023 Northumberland Show, winning not only her class but also interbreed Champion. Awards pictured at Great Yorkshire Show 2023. Their fabulous Halloumi and Mountain Cheese Tomme (a matured alpine cheese) have

House of Bruar

Blair Atholl

A perfect place to break the journey on the A9 – or just a great place for a day trip. House of Bruar has developed from a prime foodie stop with an incredible award-winning delicatessen with a global selection of

Bere Barley

Birsay

Beremeal is flour made from Bere, an old variety of six-row barley described as having an earthy, slightly astringent, nutty flavour. Traditionally used to make a bannock, a specialty of Orkney, Shetland and the Western Isles. Beremeal was widely used

Heritage Bakehouse

Oban

The Heritage Bakehouse is an artisan bakery in Oban using heritage organic flours and selling flavoursome real bread from their wholesale base to neighbouring retail stores. Tracey has had a love of bread and baking since childhood, worked as a

Culdearn House Hotel

Grantown-on-Spey

The small hotel with the big personality and buckets of style in this neat historic town. Formerly the Country Home of the Earl of Seafield’s family, this charming Victorian residence has many original features and has been lovingly restored to

GreenCity Wholefoods

Glasgow

GreenCity Wholefoods is a workers co-operative, based in Glasgow’s vibrant east end, supplying Scotland, delivering over 5,000 vegetarian, vegan, organic, non-organic, gluten free options, a vast selection of artisan products and GM free wholefoods: grains and breads; grocery items; herbs

The Old Quay Bakehouse & Crannog

Mallaig

This is a fabulous bakehouse in every way – from its stunning waterside location, with innovative buildings, through to the mastery and skills in the bakery, producing real sourdough bread and croissants for lucky Mallaig. There are also harbour-front tables

East Neuk Orchards

Pittenweem

Welcome to new members East Neuk Orchards. Duncan & Lisa’s home is Gillingshill, tucked away in a hidden beautiful corner of the Kingdom of Fife. Within their home they have created ‘Home away from Home’ accommodation in the East Neuk of

Scottish Bread Championship 2027

Aberdour

The Scottish Bread Championship 2027 will be held in Aberdour, Fife on Friday 19th February during Real Bread Week, sponsored by The Edinburgh Bakers Trust Scotland The Bread & Scottish Food Guide The Scottish Festival of Real Bread takes place the following

Original Belted Galloway Cattle

Mochrum

This specific fold is rarely available at butchers however research is being carried out into another possible source. In the meantime, if seeking out Belted Galloway, ask about its provenance and look for pure bred. There is written evidence there

Mhor 84

Lochearnhead

Tom Lewis’ informal inn is a wonderful addition to ‘Mhor’ and a welcome stop for any foodie traveller. He bought a tired old inn and created a fabulous quirky venue with lively vibes. The perfect roadside inn to rest awhile

Original Fresh Blood Scots Black Pudding

Uphall

Essentially a blood pudding, the ordinary folk of Scotland thrived on this healthy cheap food whilst those who could afford it would be eating the prime cuts of meat. Over the years it has become industrialised and although still popular

Auchentullich Farm Shop

Alexandria

This is a perfect example of a fabulous farm shop and Loch Lomond is lucky to have them. They make their own excellent range of ice creams, from their family’s traditional Friesian herd, also selling old-fashioned non-homogenised deliciously creamy dairy

Orkney Borerays, Burnside, Settisgarth

Finstown

The Orkney Boreray Co-operative Ltd becomes Scotland’s 2nd Slow Food Presidium August 2021. RBST Award Winner 2022 RBST Sustainable Food Producer of the Year 2023 [Joint winners with Richard Brand & Son, Brand Family Larder]. Here is proof, if ever

Macbeths of Forres

Forres

A highly respected meat and game dealer with super newly refurbished butcher’s emporium in Forres, complete with large glass cabinets for his 30+ day dry-aged beef. He also has an online mail order shop with eco-friendly packaging and welcomes trade

KJ’s Bothy Bakery

Grantown-on-Spey

Welcome to Grantown on Spey’s best kept foodie secret & Scottish Food Guide’s latest member… Kirsten is a gifted chef & baker, and has just excelled at the Scottish Bread Championship held every February in Fife. her entries were terrific,

Huntly Herbs

Huntly

For over two decades Huntly Herbs has been producing wonderful certified organic chutneys, preserves, sauces and jellies onfarm in their production kitchen. They grow a range of organic fruit and vegetables for sweet and savoury recipes and also source and

Campbell’s Bakery at Comrie

Comrie

This historic 7th Generation Family Bakery is an institution with Iain Campbell at the helm both in Crieff and Comrie. Iain and his wife Ailsa are very hands on, baking the tried and tested products for which Campbells are known and loved, whilst

Wild Hearth Bakery

Comrie

Wild Hearth Bakery opened their Comrie Main Street for award-winning sourdoughs, pastries & coffees-to-go in 2024. This is the first time John has had a retail emporium and he still has his main production along the road at the Cultybraggan

Carmichael Estate & The Hideaway Restaurant

Biggar

Heading southwards on the A73 – so pleasant to avoid motorways – you will find Carmichael Estate Farm Shop and can pause for a delicious meal at their Hideaway Restaurant, launched last year. The restaurant has a popular light lunch menu

Prestonfield Rhubarb

Edinburgh

Prestonfield is a private hotel with the Prestonfield Rhubarb in their walled garden where their chefs have access to it and diners enjoy it. Thanks to their enthusiasm they sometimes share if/when they can. Cuttings have already been shared with

The Old Market Refillery & Microbakery

Forres

The brainchild of Fiona Gibson, her emporium on Tolbooth St is adjacent to the newly refurbished Macbeths Butchers & Game. With the two family businesses side by side, Jock and Fiona will look after many of your shopping needs .

Mara Restaurant at Links House

Dornoch

Mara is the fine dining destination restaurant at Links House – why not stay over and indulge yourself? Links House is stunning: from the panoramic views over the countryside to the elegant rooms and carefully selected furnishings and beautiful designs.

Wild Scottish Juniper

Aviemore

Found in the wild across Scotland, it thrives in drier areas where trees enjoy bright sunshine and open space. The foliage consists of needles and its fruit a blue and aromatic berry. The young shoots were also used for seasoning.

Ulbster Arms Hotel

Halkirk

Ulbster Arms is situated in the village of Halkirk on the banks of the River Thurso, and very famous for its fishing. Its far north location lends itself as the perfect place to stop on the North Coast 500; en

Farmton Farm Honesty Hut

Auchterarder

Welcome to new Scottish Food Guide member Farmton Farm Honesty Hut. Spot its pretty blue facade en route between Auchterarder and Crieff. Debs and her family have created a beautiful and useful self-service farm shop on farm, selling not only

Lodge on Loch Lomond

Luss

Lodge on Loch Lomond is in a magical location on the “Bonnie Banks” with great food and a warm friendly welcome. You can dine in style, savour afternoon tea or a light lunch, or book acres of beautiful space for

Galloway Chillies

Newton Stewart

Winner of Farming Hero of the Year 2021 for raising £52K with the initiative #run1000. An incredible achievement & many congratulations. Sheena Horner is Founder of Food From Farming,a Consultancy business offering expertise in Quality Control, Business Start-Up, Social Media

Sheila Fleet Kirk Gallery & Café

Tankerness

Rightly voted Orkney’s Best Cafe at Orkney Food & Drink Awards 2024. Tourism Retailer of the Year at Orkney Tourism Awards 2023. Orkney Sheila Fleet is one of Scotland’s leading jewellery designers of silver and gold with intricate enamel work

The Westray Bakehouse

Orkney

The first bakery opened in 1892 and now is fourth generation (known locally as Broons o’ Westray I am told!) creating and distributing high quality bakes across the islands and beyond, using original recipes with a sprinkling of new ones.

Christie the Baker, Airdrie

Airdrie

Christie the Baker has been a family name in the North Lanarkshire community for about 80 years with outlets in Airdrie, Linlithgow and Coatbridge. Over the years they have won many awards including the well-deserved World Champion Scotch Pie Award,

Mason Belles Kitchen, Linlithgow

Linlithgow

On Linlithgow’s historic main street, a stone’s throw from the Palace you will find Mason Belles Kitchen clearly signposted down a characterful arched vennel. Opened in autumn 2018 Chef Proprietor Linsey Scott has used her extensive experience in high end

Barony Mill

Birsay

Barony Mill is a fabulous restored and operational watermill on the west of Mainland Orkney. Barony has been milling Orkney bere using solely water- power since 1873 and must not be missed when visiting Orkney. At the mill the locally

Shetland Kale

Trondra

Shetland Cabbage/Kale is the oldest known Scottish local vegetable variety and has been grown on the Shetland Islands since at least the 17thC. Used as a vegetable, the outer or dropped leaves are also used as winter fodder for cattle

Jeju Baked Goods

Glasgow

This wonderful artisan sourdough emporium is the brainchild of Ameena who is herself a Real Bread Ambassador and highly gifted baker. Opening in October 2023 Ameena is now settled into the first year of her artisan bakery and cafe in

Ardross Farm

Elie

2021 Winner of The Best Farm Shop & Deli in Scotland in the Great British Food Awards. A huge congratulations goes to their awesome team for all the hours spent caring for their animals on the farm, cooking the most

Craigie’s Farm Deli & Cafe

South Queensferry

The Sinclair family have created a wonderful destination here on the outskirts of Edinburgh. Originally – and still is – a berry farm, their fabulous produce takes you through the seasons from their PYO berries, apple orchards to pumpkins later

Uradale Yarns

Scalloway

Ronnie and his family farm Uradale organically with SOPA (Scottish Organic Producers Association) Membership. They are dedicated to the heritage breeds indigenous to the Shetland Isles : Native Shetland Lamb, beef from the Shetland Cow (‘Kye’) and organic Native Shetland Wool. RBST Award Winner 2022

Burts Hotel

Melrose

Such a beautiful elegant historical coaching inn on the town square of the pretty Border town of Melrose. Melrose is world-famous for its Abbey & Gardens and also has a lovely range of traditional shops – real eye candy and

Wilson’s Farm & Kitchen

Kelso

Wilson’s Farm & Kitchen is a magical place offering fabulous dining in nature in the beautiful Borders countryside. Meander down a secret pathway to your own private dining experience where you will be served Lucy’s wonderful feast, or dine at

Hendersons

Edinburgh

HENDERSONS, Eat Better Live Better VEGETARIAN RESTAURANT In 1962, Barrie’s paternal grandparents Janet and Mac Henderson first opened the Hendersons Shop on Hanover Street in 1962, with the basement restaurant opening in 1963. Almost six decades later, in the summer

Errichel: Farm & Cottages; Errichel Thyme Deli & Bistro

Aberfeldy

Crowned Scotland’s top ‘Food Tourism’ destination at VisitScotland’s respected Scottish Thistle Awards, 2023, RBST Sustainable Produce Retail Outlet of the Year 2023 & RBST Sustainable Chef of The Year 2024 (pictured left). Thistle Winners for Central, Fife & Tayside 2022

Mhor Bread

Callander

With Tom’s dedicated approach to local produce I suppose it was inevitable he would open a bread shop in Callander. He is using as locally sourced grains as possible, hand crafted doughs, and wonderful recipes reflecting Scotland’s great heritage for

Original Arbroath Smokies

Arbroath

Local haddock hot smoked in barrels in small batches under hessian – white fragrant flakes with no additives or dyes. Arbroath Smokies originated in the tiny village of Auchmithie where the Scandinavian influence brought about this delightful delicacy. Fishwives originally

Scottish Heritage Potatoes on Slow Food Ark of Taste

Auchterhouse

Scotland has a delicious range of heritage potatoes on the Ark of Taste. They are varied in flavour, colour and texture and fascinating to grow, harvest, cook and eat! Support biodiversity and go for heritage potatoes! There are currently 9

West Highland Dairy

Achmore

Kathy Biss NDD is internationally renowned for her cheese and cheesemaking courses. Many of Scotland’s current cheesemakers learnt their craft from Kathy and she is regularly invited to share her skills with potential and experienced cheesemakers across North America and

Edinbane Lodge

Edinbane

Multi award-winning with 4 AA Rosettes. The first Skye restaurant ever to be awarded this. Restaurant of the Year 2023 Scottish Excellence Awards. Sensitively restored in 2018, Edinbane Lodge is Calum & Eilidh Montgomery’s creation, gaining a fine reputation with

Shetland Duck

Trondra

Unavailable for eating due to scarcity, unless you breed some yourself. Eggs are seasonally available locally on the isles. Another breed entirely thanks to the Isbisters at Burland Croft. Thanks to them the true breeding Shetland Duck is still in existence. These

The Dory Bistro & Gallery

Pittenweem

The Dory’s menus are mouth-watering, with fish and shellfish brought direct from the fishing boats outside the windows and vegetables and fruit from their garden to the rear – you can’t get much more fresh, local and prime quality than

Shetland Wet Salt Cured Ling

Scalloway

The method of wet salt-curing is to de-head and split the fish open so it can be laid flat. Often they are filleted but the skin is left on. It is laid in coarse salt for one week as with the dry

Walkers Shortbread Ltd

Aberlour

World famous shortbread, in every shape and size. A lovely family business with a fine taste for a good recipe. Still made to their traditional recipes in Aberlour, their distinctive packaging pops up on shelves across the globe! Always with

Galloway Farmhouse Cheese

Sorbie

A fabulous award-winning range of organic artisan cheeses created in the heart of rural Wigtonshire. The Cairnsmore is their speciality cheese and they specialise in ewe’s milk cheese however the range also includes cow and goat’s milk versions. Some are

Craft Butchery Courses at Peelham Farm

Churnside

Peelham Farm is certified Organic and Pasture for Life with a range of home reared beef, pork, rose veal, lamb and mutton. A familiar face at farmers’ markets with an online shop, they also offer a Craft Butchery Course including

Loch Arthur Creamery, Farm Shop and Cafe

Beeswing

The Loch Arthur Creamery and Farmshop is a great asset to Dumfries and Galloway. Creating a home, community, family and valued work, The Camphill Community offers ‘co-operation not competition’ to co-workers and has resulted in an organic food hub creating award-winning dairy produce,

Elchies Estate & Farm Shop

Aberlour

Set in the heart of Speyside, Campbell Cairns Farm is one of the most historic in the parish. This is malt whisky country but it is also home to rich farmland, heather hills and wonderful biodiversity. Elchies rear British Boer

Scots Dumpy Hen

Golspie

This are not available for eating due to scarcity. If you would like to keep hens, they could be perfect for you. This ancient landrace breed existed over 700 years ago. It has a large, low heavy body. There is

Hygge & Scandi Cooking Experience at Scottish Food Studio

Aberdour

Do you know your semlor from your smörgåstårtor? Experience cosy hygge at Scottish Food Studio with Scandi cooking on a Nordic wood stove. Interactive Cookery Demonstration followed by a leisurely lunch before heading home with goodie bag of bakes, recipes

Orkney Boreray

Finstown

Orkney Boreray Co-operative Ltd becomes Scotland’s 2nd Slow Food Presidium August 2021. RBST Sustainable Food Producer of the Year 2023 [Joint winners with Richard Brand & Son, Brand Family Larder]. Voted Champion Slow Food Product for 2022 Here is proof,

East Neuk Seaweed

Anstruther

For everything you ever wanted to know about seaweed! Experienced professional forager & chef Jayson Byles is based in the East Neuk of Fife where he runs exceptional seaweed foraging experiences and teaches chefs and foodies how to sustainably &

Summerhall Distillery

Edinburgh

Located in the historic former Dick Vet School of the University of Edinburgh, within the Summerhall Arts venue this fine business offers an imaginative cornucopia of experiences with online sales, a super shop, excellent and varied tours (even ones for

Soay Sheep

Berneray

The Soay has the most primitive appearance of any British sheep breed and takes its name from the island of Soay in the St. Kilda group in the far north of Scotland. The meat is delicious, dark and full flavoured

Glenegedale House

Isle of Islay

Multi award-winning luxury guesthouse on the idyllic Isle of Islay. And if that wasn’t sufficient, Islay is also home to more whisky distilleries than you could dream of! Husband & wife team Graeme & Emma, alongside their family when home

Cornerstone Seafood Restaurant with Rooms

Mallaig

The Cornerstone Seafood Restaurant with Rooms is an absolute jewel by the harbour in Mallaig. Book dinner and be sure to allow time to enjoy the magnificent scenery along the way whether by train, car or ferry. Once the busiest

Aberdour Hotel

Aberdour

Welcome to new member The Aberdour Hotel, a landmark in this bonnie conservation seaside village and the perfect place for golfers, tourers, yachtsmen, families, empty nesters, cyclists, walkers and business folk to pause. Aberdour is on the Fife Coastal Path

Chrystal’s Shortbread

Balloch

Exceptionally fine handmade shortbread, Chrystal specialises in that individual touch for gifts and after dinner, favours and afternoon teas. Her hand cut shortbread squares are deliciously home made, following her family’s own recipe passed down through generations, melt-in-the-mouth luxurious, and

Mountain Hare

Aviemore

Unavailable. These are alarmingly threatened by extinction and are not for consumption for the forseeable future. The mountain hare is genuinely native to the UK, unlike the more common Brown Hare or even the rabbit, both of which are introduced

Orkney Sourdough Co

Kirkwall

A well-established and exceptional addition to Orkney’s food & drink scene. Karin, founder creator of Orkney Sourdough Co., is a very gifted Swedish baker in love with Orkney. A professional chef to trade, she has worked in hotels in Copenhagen

Fife Farmhouse Cheese

Pittenweem

This is a hard regional cheese associated with Fife where there has been Friesian herds since the late 1700’s due to the trading with the Dutch ships and changing of farming systems. Throughout this part of Fife you can see

Valvona & Crolla Elm Row Delicatessen & VinCaffè Bar

Edinburgh

Edinburgh’s original Italian Food and Wine Emporium, established in 1934 – World class Italian – no food guide worth its sea salt should be without it! Now celebrating 90 years. Slow Food Scotland Deli of the Year 2021 & 2022.

Cheese & Cocktail Masterclass at Summerhall Distillery

Edinburgh

Visitors will enjoy a two-hour luxury experience above the distillery in the company’s boardroom, where they will create three classic styled gin cocktails paired with a selection of the finest Scottish Cheeses. Equipped with all the necessary ingredients and utensils,

Gloagburn Farm & Coffee Shop

Tibbermore

The third generation of the Niven family at Gloagburn have a lovely farm shop with free range eggs from their hens, local vegetables and groceries, an excellent butcher counter stocking their own and other quality assured meats, artisan cheese counter

Campbell’s Bakery & Bake School

Crieff

This historic 7th Generation Family Bakery is an institution with Iain Campbell at the helm both in Crieff and Comrie. With its fabulous window displays and laden shelves and seven generations of experience behind it, dedicated to all things bread,

The Grange Inn

St Andrews

This gorgeous dining experience has it all in abundance, so a warm welcome to our new Scottish Food Guide member. Located a tiny hop from bustling St Andrews, five minutes drive at the most, you are in another world –

Scotland The Bread

Saint Monans

IMPORTANT NEWS FROM SCOTLAND THE BREAD The Society has decided to cease milling at the end of June 2026 and to end production operations at Bowhouse by the end of August 2026. “We are going to be producing as much

Soutra Coffee House

Pathhead

A great addition to border country is this super coffee shop perched up in the hills conveniently by the main road to Lauder – the ideal stop on the road connecting north and south – many’s the time we have

Sarti, Wellington St

Glasgow

This charming place was the first Sarti to open and has now been a Glasgow institution over 25 years and still going strong with a dedicated following for their authentic north Italian food. Who’s joining us for breakfast? Sarti Wellington

H S Murray

Inverkeithing

Their Centenary Year 2022! This very popular Seafood specialist has even featured on prime time TV in France & Germany when I cooked Cullen Skink, “En Ecosse, La Soupe au Haddock Fumé de Wendy” Douglas has a super shop, always

Whighams Wine Cellars

Edinburgh

This West End wine bar celebrated 40 years in 2023 and is as vibrant and popular as ever. Indeed it is quite an institution – loved by its regulars and a glimpse of real Edinburgh for passing tourists. Serving traditional,

Ardoch Hebridean Sheep

Bunchrew

Ardoch Hebridean Sheep are one of the few who are dedicated to the breed and have a multi-award-winning flock, often to be seen showed at the Royal Highland Show mid June in Edinburgh – see just a few of their

Isle of Mull Cheese

Isle of Mull

Screenshot This family of farmhouse artisan cheesemakers use their own dairy herds and traditional methods to produce stunning award-winning unpasteurised Traditional Isle of Mull, and Hebridean Blue cheeses, along with Cloth Bound Tobermory Truckles and naturally flavoured wax coated Isle

Dainty Monkey Baking

Edinburgh

This wonderful micro-bakery is based in Trinity, Edinburgh where Tara makes all her breads in her registered kitchen to order, delivering locally in EH5 and Trinity area so do get in touch to arrange deliveries. No retail outlet hence no

Lawson’s Butchery & Deli (Winchburgh)

Winchburgh

John Lawson is a prime example of the traditional Scottish family butcher we should celebrate and support. Their beef and lamb is reared on the family farm and are prepared on their premises. They specialize in dry aged beef matured

Ardardan Farm Shop

Cardross

Situated 10 miles west of Glasgow on the shores of the Clyde, this beautiful Nursery & Farm shop is on the A814 between Cardross & Helensburgh. The family run estate is owned by the Montgomery family, where friendly welcoming staff

Meadows: The Swedish Farmer & The Scottish Cook

Aberdour

“MEADOWS: The Swedish Farmer & The Scottish Cook” by Bosse Dahlgren & Wendy Barrie. ORDER here online @ £30 (includ. UK p&p) or buy from selected outlets listed below. “It’s a real How To for sustainable farming. I wish I

Christie the Baker, Whitburn

Whitburn

Christie the Baker has been a family name in the North Lanarkshire community for about 80 years with outlets in Airdrie, LInlithgow and Coatbridge too. Over the years they have won many awards including the well-deserved World Champion Scotch Pie

Kye Sassermaet

Uradale

Only Jakob’s sassermaet labelled Native Shetland Kye (pictured) is on Slow Food’s International Ark of Taste. This is a unique preserved meat product that is made from one Shetland Kye at a time, on Shetland, using the cheaper cuts efficiently

Guild of Baxters

Edinburgh

The Incorporation of Bakers “Baxters’ of the City of Edinburgh is one of the Edinburgh Trades – existing since mediaeval times to promote the interests of specialist crafts and skills. The Incorporation of Bakers is now attracting new members and

Sarti, Bath Street

Glasgow

Sarti Bath Street, described as “Not an Italian restaurant, but a restaurant in Italy” by the London Times. Sarti has been a Glasgow institution over 25 years and still going strong with a dedicated following for their authentic north Italian

Salted Dry Cured Ling

Shetland Isles

There is archaeological evidence that this preservation method of curing ling & cod has been going on at least since 900AD on Shetland, Orkney and Western Isles. The large well-built boats allowed them to catch great quantities from the deep

Cairn O’ Mohr Wines

Errol

Awarded Slow Food Scotland Drink Product of the Year 2025 Real fruit wines hand made in Perthshire. This fabulously quirky and absolutely inspired winery has been established in 1987 when founders Ron and Judith Gillies “first started the winery with

Andrew Whitley’s Sourdough Starter & Do Sourdough

St Monans

Currently no courses on offer but watch this space. In the meantime Andrew shares his expertise in his books Bread Matters & Do Sourdough. Consultancy also available. Andrew campaigns with thoughtfulness and commitment for better quality in our daily bread and

Training & Food Hygiene Seminars

Aberdour

Wendy Barrie offers the flexibility of face-to-face training to groups of staff, on your own premises, tailored to your requirements on menu sourcing, food tourism &/or food hygiene. Holding a Diploma in Advanced Food Hygiene (with Credit) from REHIS, she can

Connage Highland Dairy

Ardersier

Home of the Cheese Pantry and Deli at Connage where they make a range of fine cheeses on their family farm. Now also with a fabulous vending machine service…the Connage Express. You can visit their beautiful shop and check out

Boyndie Trust: The Old School Visitor Centre and Coffee Shop

Boyndie

A charming place to tarry awhile, featuring beautiful landscaped gardens, an excellent range of crafts and a lovely coffee shop, brimming with Banff produce. It is a beautifully converted old schoolhouse and a really friendly cheery place. Their extensive garden

The Cook School by Ballintaggart

Balnaguard

Ballintaggart is an inspiring rural destination with stunning views over the Tay valley. Catering in Scotland Excellent Award Finalist 2018, Food Tourism Award. At The Cook School Chris offers a range of excellent courses with accommodation on site, for group bookings or individuals,

The Wee Restaurant

North Queensferry

Hot Press: Congratulations on winning The Courier Food & Drink Awards Tayside, Fife & Angus region, Best Restaurant of the Year Award. Welcome to the fabulous Wee Restaurant in North Queensferry. This husband and wife team opened the Wee Restaurant

Island Cheese Company

Isle of Arran

The Kinniburgh family business on Arran has a bonnie cheese shop where they sell their full range of artisan soft cheeses and flavoured blended cheddars, from Classic Island Cheddar to local variations. Their Bellevue Cheese Company, on Arran, is where

Cadzow Cattle

Haddington

The Cadzow Cattle are a remaining fold descended from the predominantly white cattle that roamed wild in the original Caledonian Forest, from the west coast over to Blair Atholl. When the Romans arrived in Britain they wrote of these wild

Thyme at Errichel Experiences

Aberfeldy

Scottish Charcuterie Tasting Experience Scottish Cheese Tasting Experience Farm Tours Crowned Scotland’s top ‘Food Tourism’ destination at VisitScotland’s respected Scottish Thistle Awards, 2023 & RBST Sustainable Produce Retail Outlet of the Year 2023. Spend a day on their very special

Denhead Farms

Coupar Angus

Denhead is renowned for its fresh asparagus so look out for their branding in a farm shop near you every Apr/May – summer. Chefs go wild for it and this year Denhead hosted an open day for us cooks and

Eusebi Restaurant & Deli

Glasgow

“Values born in Italy, made in Glasgow” Eusebi’s is a wonderfully fabulous place to dine, an institution, a heart-warming family business and has the most amazing deli too. In addition to the ground floor entry level, lower level dining, and

Knockinaam Lodge

Portpatrick

As they rightly say ‘If the landscape doesn’t take your breath away, the food will.’ Renowned for their 3AA Rosettes, 5 Gold Star with rooms, members of the prestigious Scotch Beef Club and with David’s fine wine cellar, this luxury

J. Gow Rum

Orkney

J Gow Rum is a Scottish island rum inspired by pirates! Collin is always refreshing and developing his range, experimenting with yeasts and creating new lines such as Revenge & Clastrain alongside his Classic and Spiced, all exceptional. The shop also

Indian Cook School by Praveen Kumar

Perth

Ever wondered how to hone your skills in Indian cooking using ethical local produce and spices fresh from a family farm? The answer lies in Perth! Not only do Praveen and his family have a wonderful restaurant, Tabla, with takeaway

Allan’s Chilli Products

Abernethy

Allan & Joan, by Abernethy, produce a range of handmade tasty jams and jellies, chilli chutneys and sauces all made with natural ingredients including chillies, apples, garlic & pears in their bespoke chilli kitchen. Mother-in-law Betty is often in there

Dunmuir Hotel

Dunbar

This elegant red sandstone building with its grand oak staircase, ornate plasterwork and art nouveau fireplaces opened for business in 1902 as a Temperance Hotel. Now it has undergone a wonderful major refurbishment, successfully modernising the historic building sensitively whilst

Lawson’s Butchery & Deli (Uphall)

Uphall

Kinloch Lodge

Isle of Skye

Named as one of the top places to stay in the world. Nestled on the shores of Loch-Na-Dal on Skye’s Sleat peninsula the fabulous Kinloch Lodge has been named on Condé Nast Gold List as one of the world’s best

Ballintaggart Shop, Aberfeldy Square

Aberfeldy

Ballintaggart’s new relocated retail space in the heart of Aberfeldy is bigger and better than ever, with fabulous Scottish produce, a very fine range of wines from around the world, local cheese, fresh fruit and vegetables, and essential ingredients to

Christie the Baker, Coatbridge

Coatbridge

Christie the Baker has been a family name in the North Lanarkshire community for about 80 years with outlets in Airdrie, LInlithgow and Coatbridge. Over the years they have won many awards including the well-deserved World Champion Scotch Pie Award,

Scottish Apples on Slow Food Ark of Taste

Aberdour

Scotland has a delicious range of heritage apples on the Ark of Taste. They vary in flavour, colour and texture and are rarely on sale but are available as root stock to grow, as an increasing number of enthusiasts are

The Royal Oak, Cullen

Cullen

Cullen is a fascinating village with stunning geography, a famous soup and an awesome viaduct. It is a village of two halves with the original fishing village sits snugly huddled together on the shore, where The Royal Oak is situated,

Stein Inn

Stein

Welcome to the oldest inn on Skye in a most spectacular setting with great local food right on the water’s edge. Charlie took over this fabulous inn in 2019 and has created her own very special place here, falling in

Gleddoch House Hotel

Langbank

This luxury hotel with Spa and Golf Club is but minutes from Glasgow yet set amidst tranquil countryside. The Vista Restaurant has panoramic views over coast and country to the Glasgow skyline with an impressive menu to match. Supporting local

Norse Pilgrim Teas

Shapinsay

Welcome to new Scottish Food Guide member Norse Pilgrim Teas. Up in the far north of Scotland on the beautiful isle of Shapinsay there is a lady growing tea. Scotland’s most northerly tea crop on a smallholding on the Orkney

The Townhouse

Melrose

Just across the square from Burts and equally delightful in its own individual way, The Townhouse is also owned by the Henderson family, who have deservedly won many accolades for their fine food and hospitality. Members of the prestigious Scotch Beef

Peel Farm

Kirriemuir

Peel Farm is a super family farm with imaginative diversifications that will keep you entertained all day – and even to stay longer. The Flemings are onto the third generation of this Angus farming family. They started off serving afternoon

Lawson’s Butchery & Deli (Broxburn)

Broxburn

Real Food Café

Tyndrum

Thistle Regional Award Winner for Best Informal Eating Experience(2019)…then Winner of the National Awards 2020… and Best Places to Work 2023 – Brilliant! This ingenious concept is a firm favourite with hikers and tourers, locals and tourists. You may be forgiven

‘Anster’ Cheese

Pittenweem

In Scotland, the old cheeses were named after the nearest town or region and Anster is the old name for Anstruther and still used by older generations to this day. Jane has revived this fine traditional farmhouse cheese at St Andrews

Traditional Finnan Haddie

Inverkeithing

A true Finnan Haddie is a split, whole gutted fish, not the mass-produced dyed boneless fillets. The delicate smoke gives it a wonderful flavor. It has a long association with the famous Scottish soup Cullen Skink, also poached in milk

Craigadam Country House Hotel & Country Larder

Castle Douglas

A fine Country House set amidst the rolling Dumfries and Galloway hills with a working farm, game estate and delightful hosts. Rod and Gun experiences are also on offer here so check out the weblink for full details. Breakfast Winner

Winston Churchill Venison

Dunoon

Family business specialising in wild venison, harvested from the hills of Argyll. They have developed speciality sausage, burger and haggis range, plus game birds in season. Awarded Best Rural Retailer 2005. I often use their produce in recipes as I

No88 Kitchen & Bar Shetland

Lerwick

A warm welcome to No88, Best Eatery Winner 2023 at the Highlands & Islands Food & Drink Awards and a fine addition to Lerwick’s food scene. The night we dined it was positively buzzing with life yet still light, airy

Peelham Farm Produce

Berwick-upon-Tweed

Winner 2019/20 Slow Food Scotland Best Butcher. photo Albie Clark Specialising in their own organic reared Aberdeen Angus, carefully sourced outdoor-reared pork and organic lamb and mutton. They have their own on-farm butchery and cure and sell their own fine

Burnside Cheese

Rendall

Barry Graham of Burnside Cheese is Orkney’s latest addition to great artisan cheese. He learned cheesemaking as a teenager from his Westray granny and that was him hooked, determined to become a cheesemaker one day. Barry creates his cheese in

North Ronaldsay Sheep (Mutton)

Orkney

Scotland’s first Presidium. North Ronaldsay Mutton is highly seasonal but freezes beautifully. Look out for it, usually in March/April. It is regularly on the menu at Lynnfield Hotel on Orkney and sometimes features on the menu at l’escargot. Check out

Christie the Baker, Linlithgow

Linlithgow

Christie the Baker is now open at 218 High Street, their fourth bakery. J B Christie has a long history of baking, having begun trading at the end of WW2. The business was owned by two generations of the Christie

Cukie Swedish Bakery

Dunfermline

Cukie is a fabulous find: a Scandinavian micro-bakery & coffee shop, all hand-crafted with many locally sourced ingredients. A taste of Sweden on the southern edge of Dunfermline. Inspired by Scandi baking this delightful and accomplished couple have created a

Birchwater, from Birken Tree

Dunkeld

BIRKENTREE Highland Silver Sap is a rarified ‘world first’ spirit enhancement dedicated to revealing the full character of your chosen luxury spirit. This is a fascinating, refreshing and healthy thirst quencher that brings with it the essence of mountain air

Tappit Shetland Hen

Trondra

Unavailable. Another breed entirely thanks to the Isbisters at Burland Croft. These hens are very rare and all originate from only the Shetland Isles. They have been breeding Shetland Hens since the 1970’s at Burland Croft on the island of Trondra.

Dunlop Dairy

Stewarton

Dunlop Dairy produces fabulous Traditional Ayrshire Dunlop near Stewarton Ayrshire, along with a range of their other excellent farmhouse cheeses from their Cheese Shop and Tearoom. The Dunlop cheese has PGI (Protected Geographical Indication) status. Slow Food Scotland Producer of

Isle of Barra Snails

Isle of Barra

The unique natural clean island maritime air, the banning of pesticides on Barra and the herbage of the machair make this island snail unique. Gerard MacDonald, The Isle of Barra Oyster Company, who lives on Barra made it his business

Blackthorn Scottish Sea Salt

Ayr

Winners @ Great Taste Awards Blackthorn is an incredible sea salt, delicious and sparkling: beautiful flakes with a wonderful sense of terroir. Winner of Great Taste Golden Fork 2024. Blackthorn use 100% pure west coast sea water to work their

Smeaton Nursery Gardens, Tearoom & Greenhouse Gallery

East Linton

This delightful traditional Victorian award-winning tearoom is the beating heart of the beautiful nursery in East Lothian. With ample free parking, leave your car and enter through the old stone archway, through the nursery gardens to the lovely tearoom “a

Cheese Lovers Experience @ Scottish Food Studio

Aberdour

Immerse yourself in a wonderful experience by the sea at Scottish Food Studio with the complex character of cheeses for an extended morning of learning and savouring with Scottish Cheese Trail & Slow Food Cooks Alliance, Wendy Barrie. Book online

The Ethical Dairy

Gatehouse of Fleet

The Finlay family reintroduced cheese making to Rainton Farm in 2013 after a 40 year break giving an opportunity to experiment and explore the flavours and textures of different types of cheese. They now have a fabulous range of cheeses,

Buccleuch Arms

Saint Boswells

Built in 1836 as a hunting lodge by the 5th Duke of Buccleuch, this historic residence was central to the Borders life and still is. Famous for its game, it offers a range of other options for all occasions, both

Traditional Ayrshire Dunlop Cheese

Stewarton

This cheese has 17thC roots. In 1690, a farmer’s daughter made it a mile from this very farm, with huge success. She taught the making of this ‘sweetmilk’ cheese that became known as Dunlop. Her whole milk recipe creates a

Demijohn

Castle Douglas

The World’s first liquid deli is. based at Glenlair Steading, near Scotland’s food town of Castle Douglas. Selling mostly British-made quirky food and drink products, Demijohn has brought its original and distinctive ecofriendly method of retail to a beautiful

Scottish Food Studio

Aberdour

Gastronomy Experiences at Scottish Food Studio Taste Adventures by the shore: Embrace Scotland’s unique food culture with Scottish Food Guide’s Wendy Barrie for a Taste Adventure by the shore. Enjoy panoramic views of the Edinburgh skyline & Inchcolm island across

Musselburgh Leek

Aberdour

Musselburgh leeks are a short variety with thick white stems. They differ from the “London leek” that have more evenly spaced leaves around the stem. Soils that are fertile, rich and well drained provide ideal growing conditions for leeks. Lowland

Tabla, Authentic Indian Restaurant

Perth

Praveen Kumar has restaurant Tabla and his Indian Cook School (click on Goodfoodology Section of Scottish Food Guide for Cook School . World Cuisine Chef of the Year, Praveen Kumar and his wife Swarna, have created something very unique: Authentic

Hebridean Sheep

Bunchrew

They are direct descendants of the ancient North European short tailed sheep that came to Scotland 8 thousand years ago. Small, hardy and lively ewes rarely weighing more than 40kg. Originally from the Hebrides and now very few flocks left. Their

Summer Harvest Oils

Crieff

This superb quality cold pressed rapeseed oil has been winning prestigious awards, Double Star Great Taste Award 2010 and Double Award Winners ‘Scotland Food & Drink Excellence Awards 2009’ right through to present day. Some get hung up on olive oils

Shetland Geese

Trondra

This is not available for eating due to scarcity, unless you breed some yourself. Their eggs are available locally in season. The Shetland Goose is considered to be a domestic bird with Greylag ancestry and valued for its ability to thrive on

Crinan Hotel

Crinan

The Crinan Hotel is a really special place. Located at the northward end of the Crinan Canal and famous for being ‘magnificently eccentric’ with exceptional food. Home to the Ryan family, all 20 bedrooms have breath-taking views. Proprietors Frances &

Hill Bred Pedigree Highland Cattle

Tobermory

Highland Cattle are iconic on picture postcards, yet few are aware how they have become heavier and ‘developed’ to give larger carcass and bigger cuts. This Hill Bred Pedigree Highland Cattle is an old strain that has not been developed

Isle of Skye Sea Salt

Dunvegan

Isle of Skye Sea Salt is 100% harvested from Loch Snizort and evaporates using only the power of the sun’s rays, creating a delicious, unique and eco friendly product. With evidence of local salt production traced back centuries, this superb

Native Scottish Goat

bowmore

Goats first appeared in Scotland before sheep and date back as far as 8 thousand years ago when there was still ice in Scotland, yet there are those authorities that wish to deem it an invasive ‘alien’ species to enable

Reservoir Digital

Balerno

Learning to take control of your own website! When it was time to re-do the Scottish Food Guide website I didn’t just want a great looking website, I wanted to be in control and learn how to manage the pages.

Ballochmyle Fine Cheese

Mauchline

This family business has created a simply superb Ballochmyle Ayrshire Farmhouse Brie using milk from their own herd of Ayrshire Cows. The family have been dairy farmers at East Montgarswood Farm since the early 1920’s and is truly a family affair with husband, wife,

Salt Herring

Scalloway

In the late 19th century, Scotland became the world’s largest producer of salt herring. 90% was exported in wooden barrels to Eastern Europe, Russia, Scandinavia and Germany where the Scottish cure was highly esteemed. The curing method handed down through

Allanton Inn

Allanton

South of Scotland Scottish Thistle Award Winner 2023 Best Eating Place. CAMRA Borders Pub of the Year 2023. A charming seven bedroom country inn by Duns in the Scottish Borders, with a sense of place – a family business whose

Papa Stour Shetland Hen

Trondra

Exceptionally rare & unavailable. Another breed still in existence entirely thanks to the Isbisters at Burland Croft. These hens are very rare and all originate from only the Shetland Isles. They have been breeding Shetland Hens since the 1970’s at Burland

Scottish Artisan Crowdie

Stewarton

Crowdie is a traditional fresh Scottish cheese dating back to the Viking era, and possibly even Pictish. Traditionally made in every farmhouse on a small scale with milk from their traditional house cow – Ayrshire or Galloway, Highland, Black Angus,

The Brand Family Larder

East Fortune

Jane Brand and her family are 4th generation farmers at East Fortune Farm, striving to breed the best quality outdoor reared East Lothian pork and lamb. In 2018 the family opened ‘The Brand Family Larder’ farm shop at East Fortune

Woodlea Café Bistro & Farmshop

Dunfermline

This bright and cheery addition to Fife’s food scene is in a handy location between Hillend and Crossgates in West Fife. With ample parking, a play area for children, and outdoor seating for those with canine friends, there is lots

l’escargot bleu

Edinburgh

Holder of the coveted World’s French Restaurant Award. The World’s French Restaurant 2024 took place in Nancy, highlighting French gastronomy and its values worldwide. The Class of 2024 of WFR labeled includes 3 leaders: one in USA, one on Ivory

Hardiesmill

Gordon

RBST Winner 2023 Sustainable Farm of the Year, Hardiesmill is home to Alison, Robin and their family where they rear pasture fed pedigree Native Aberdeen Angus. Online sales, a regular at Kelso Farmers’ Market plus their lovely Farm Shop open

Hemp it Up

Kirriemuir

Welcome to new Scottish Food Guide Member Hemp It Up. Ali and John farm in Angus: rearing cattle, cultivating barley… and growing hemp, in rotation. Scottish hemp actually has a history in the mists of time in the production of

The Kenmore Village Shop

Kenmore

A lovely new addition to the Ballintaggart portfolio, and a very valuable asset to the local community. Filled with fresh seasonal produce, local artisan products and daily essentials, you’ll find everything that you need and more at the rejuvenated Village

Company Bakery & Café

Musselburgh

Scottish Bread Championship Supreme Champion 2023, Scottish Bread Championship Joint Supreme Champion 2022 & multiple Gold winner. Their bakery also has a fabulous cafe and is at Eskmills Business Park. Ben’s dedication to provenance extends not only to carefully sourcing

The Scottish Cafe and Restaurant

Edinburgh

The Scottish Cafe & Restaurant is situated at the gardens entrance of the Scottish National Gallery on the Mound with iconic views to Princes Street Gardens. Open for breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea, this is the perfect venue to have

Dulse & Pepper Dulse

Anstruther

Pepper dulse (Osmundea pinnatifida) is a red seaweed with smaller leaves than Dulse, another Ark product. It delicious raw or dried with a unique intense garlicky and truffle taste. When dried it has an umami flavor. Seaweed has been eaten

Rothiemurchus Estate Farm Shop & Café

Rothiemurchus

Rothiemurchus is a wonderful family run Highland Estate set at the heart of the stunning Cairngorms National Park. Passionate about delicious food, Rothiemurchus not only produces its very own succulent Highland Beef, Velvety Forest Venison and fresh Rainbow Trout all

Cringletie House Hotel

Peebles

South of Scotland Scottish Thistle Award Winner 2023 Best Hotel Experience. This fairytale castellated country house sits in 28acres of stunning woodland, gardens and landscapes – the perfect gourmet base to explore the South of Scotland, yet within a stone’s

Buttery

Aberdeen

The Buttery or Rowie is a unique breakfast item with a distinctive crispy, flaky, flattened structure similar to a croissant, associated with Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire. It has a pronounced buttery, salty taste. The buttery is produced commercially but with fats

Fraiser of Scotland

Cockenzie

Famous as Leith Liqueur Company for their fine Scotch whisky liqueur, they have created a unique delicious smooth and distinctive liqueur of real character and depth of taste. This wild strawberry infusion, combined with background notes of vanilla, almond and

Reestit Mutton

Scalloway

Reestit Mutton is mutton from Native Shetland Sheep (Ark of Taste) salted in brine and hung to dry traditionally in the rafters, reest, of the house above a peat fire. The peaty smoke helps to season the meat and after

The Storehouse

Dingwall

The Storehouse is located by the shore at Foulis Ferry with beautiful vistas and generous customer parking. The heritage building, restored and given new life, is a warm welcoming butter cream shade, reflecting its past life. It was built around

Othin House: Bakery, Delicatessen, Coffee house & Kitchen

Helmsdale

Sadly, due to illness, Othin House is temporarily closed so please check their Facebook page for updates.We wish Donna a full recovery. A fabulous addition to Helmsdale where Donna and her team are creating a wonderful food destination in this

Selkirk Bannock

Crieff

The Selkirk Bannock is a famous Border baked treat, a richly fruited bread dough, individually hand made, traditionally served at afternoon tea. It is recorded as the only thing that Queen Victoria would eat when she visited Sir Walter Scott

Guga

Port of Ness

Unavailable. They don’t come much more unique than the Guga, Gaelic for Gannet, harvested and prepared by a special group of 10 Ness men once a year for 2 weeks on the isle of Sùlaisgeir (Gannet Skerry), Sula being the

Gordon Castle Plum

Fochabers

The Gordon Castle plum was bred by John Webster, head gardener at Gordon Castle near Fochabers in Moray and first recorded in 1864. It is a late dessert plum from the north of Scotland. It has large yellow oval fruit,

Eleven Fifty Five

Glasgow

HOLDING PAGE – WILL BE UPDATED SOON The Gannet is closed and The Gannet, chef-patron Peter McKenna and Maître D’ Kevin Dow have opened a marvellous new restaurant in Glasgow, Eleven Fifty Five. Until we manage along here is their

Monachyle Mhor

Lochearnhead

Monachyle Mhor has a memorable elevated lochside location with exceptional food and a roaring log fire, the ‘mothership’ of Mhor and well worth seeking out. Mhor is renowned across Europe and beyond for its award-winning restaurant and gifted chef proprietor

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