Great selection of cheese from all over the UK and Europe with a very knowledgeable owner who has…read morespent AGES helping me discover some new favourites. I would say that the selection of cheese is very varied, though the cheeses stocked do vary according to the seasons. You can be sure that whatever is carried here will be guaranteed to be at its peak. Try the 4year gouda, the bleu d'auvergne, the stilcheton and the delice triple cream... some of my absolute favourites!

Walking through St. Andrews we passed I.J.Mellis and popped inside. What a great little cheese…read moreshop. A lovely cheese selection, great salamis and nice bread. Well worth the shopping trip.

This shop is one of my fave spots in St. Andrews. The selection is extensive and the staff is warm…read moreand so helpful. Don't miss this gem.

All my research said that IJ Mellis was a must and I understand why. This tiny cheese shop located…read moreon Victoria Street is booming with business. Likely for the cheese, but also for the service! Even though crowded and busy, the staff was so delightful and friendly! They let us sample some cheeses before we made our selections. We went with all Scottish cheeses, because when in Scotland. They were fabulous!! We got a mix of cheddar, Gouda and blue that we can't wait to enjoy on our upcoming train ride. Prices are fair and by weight. Yum!

Fantastic! If you're a cheese lover, you must stop by. The staff member was so unbelievably kind…read moreand knowledgeable. I got an aged Scottish cheddar and it was amazing. They even suggested the proper cracker to go nicely with it. They'll give you a sample, so just ask! It's a small place but so cozy and welcoming.

Having read the other review for this place, I can only assume it is under new management. The…read moreselection of food is impressive, and the cheeses look and smell wonderful, however the staff are so rude it was hilarious. My friends and I stopped in on our way to a nearby cottage, and thought we should arrive with lots of delicious cheese for dinner. The woman who skulked out of the back room to serve us looked so supremely irritated that we had bothered her that we almost left again. Instead we asked her about a few of the cheeses available, and after some one word answers, we bought some gorgonzola and left. On arrival at our destination, I mentioned the 'friendly service' at the cheese shop and every one laughed - apparently they have a rather strong reputation for being being utterly rude and intolerant of customers, and we got off lightly!

They have a large selection o f cheese and sell fresh bread to go with your cheese. They also sell…read morewonderful salami and locally made oatcakes. Drop in for friendly helpful service. They have a shop in central Dundee and one on Gray Street in Broughty Ferry.

An amazing selection of cheeses, both UK and Europe. When I popped in they had a Cheddar callled…read moreLinconshire Poacher that tasted the way Cheddar is supposedto taste. Besides the cheeses they sell some nice preserved sausages and wonderful fresh bread. If you are outand a bout, you can oick up all you need for a memorable picnic.

Fantastic place to visit during a trip to Neuke Fife. It is a little off the beaten path, but not a…read morefar walk from Ansthruther. We tried the daily special, a poached egg served atop a freshly baked cheddar scone finished with sliced avocados and a savory béchamel sauce, and wow. This was just amazing. The scone was fluffy and savory and delicious. The béchamel, I don't even know what they did to it but it was so flavorful and complimented the scone perfectly. I think there were some chopped up chives in the sauce, maybe, I don't know. All I know is yummmm. We also ordered the 3 cheese platter. Basically you go up to the front and choose any 3 cheeses you like then they will serve it to you along with home made oat cakes, scones, grapes and chutney. We selected the Brie, Ansther red, and the apricot Stilton. They were all delicious but particularly the Brie. It tasted so fresh and like actual milk. The best part of this trip was sitting outside and enjoying the beautiful weather and amazing view.

Beautiful little cafe, they do a wonderful take on Mac n cheese with their Anster cheese, which…read morecame in a really lovely presentation, with the perfect portion size. The viewing gallery is great as it shows you the process of making the cheese, which is great when you're waiting for food! Stunning views on a sunny day so would highly recommend sitting outside if you get the chance! Staff are really helpful and full of smiles, and the general atmosphere with the local photographs around the café just set the whole thing off.

I was oh so very very happy when I found out about this place. Place isn't quite the right term,…read morethough. Cheesy Peasy is a moving cheese van. Yes, that's right: a moving cheese van. Every Saturday it, and the French man who sells the cheese, can be found parked on Meadow Place between ten in the morning and six in the evening. All his cheese gets delivered from France every week or every fortnight. Apart from cheese, he also sells croissants, pain au chocolat and baguettes! I very recently discovered that he also sells macaroons. I got myself a passion fruit and chocolate macaroon and it was better than any macaroon I've ever had. Passion fruit and chocolate is the best fruit and chocolate combination in the world. Fact. The cheese, needless to say, is also mouth-watering. We've started the habit of buying camembert and making baked camembert with white wine and garlic. These are the best three ingredients put together. Ever. Again. Not only is Cheesy Peasy the coolest idea (I mean ANY kind of moving cheese van gets my approval) but their cheese is also top-rate.

This place is really very cute... I don't know why I haven't reviewed it sooner... hmmm…read more It is (somewhat obviously) a shop dedicated to Italian food. Though I have to admit at times it can be a tinsy bit pricey for those on the budget.... but its so cute and has so many imports you can't find in St. Andrews that the premium is worth it. They have my favourite type of Amaretti cookies which I was super excited about! But I have to say I couldn't afford their Truffle oil (go to Morrisons, they have it too... and cheap but probably not the same quality as the Little Italian Shop). When my parents where visiting we came here and got some cheese and pasta and pesto sauce (and wine of course) and made a meal from this place. And (don't hate me for mentioning it again) but the shop is just so cute that I can't help but love it! Sometimes I get a little worried though when I walk by and I don't see anyone inside.... I don't want this place to close because of the recession!

There are few more cozy, friendly and specialised shops in St Andrews (except maybe the Christmas…read moreShop ;) ) . A large, authentic selection of Italian food items is matched with fresh products, meat, cheese of all descriptions. Prices may be a little bit steep, but are good value - the products are of a very high quality.

I heard that George Mews was opening and was looking forward to it. I've been to the Glasgow shop…read moreand they had a great range if cheeses and it was consistent here in Edinburgh. Samples are plentiful and this place is cheese lovers heaven. They also do a great range of charcuterie, smoked fish, bread, oatcakes and chutneys. Many of their products stocked are local and if not, sourced from small independent Scottish producers. I picked up angelic oatcakes and I'll pop down before new year to get a range of cheese for my visitors. Well worth a visit!

The Glaswegian cheesemonger George Mewes has opened up a shop in Stockbridge. Visually it's a…read morebeautiful experience, with wheels of British and European cheese piled high, artisanal products neatly arranged on shelves. The staff is friendly and makes you feel welcome by plying you with samples of their cheeses. I could have stayed all day. The only thing keeping me from declaring my undying love to this shop is the price point - all this fancy cheese does not come cheap. Do cheeses make for good Christmas presents?