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.

One of the best meals I've had in Scotland! My absolutely delicious meal consisted of a Chicken…read moreTikka Panini with a side salad, White Chocolate Coconut Cake and tea. The panini was so flavorful, with plentiful filling, and served hot and toasted. I'm so glad I chose it! The side salad was a nice optional addition, and I'm glad I made that choice. It was quite a filling meal and with my soda cost less than 8£. Another good decision was to get a slice of the White Chocolate Coconut Cake with a pot of tea. The cake was moist and fresh with a beautiful white hi plate icing with coconut on top. It was all so delicious! The deli also has coffee and lots more on the menu. As well they gave a small selection of gourmet deli items, fresh free-range eggs, cheeses, and lovely looking produce. Well worth a visit!

Where do I start? The cheese on offer is fantastic but it ruins you. Once you have had cheese from…read morethe Kilted Frog, supermarket cheese tastes bland and lifeless. The KF offers a wide selection of cakes and sweets, from macaroons to scones, tarts, rock cakes to novelty gingerbread sheep. If you're an early bird, I recommend the pain au chocolat which is usually only available in the morning. If you want fantastic food in a friendly place with character then head down to the Kilted Frog. I'm surprised that nobody has yelp reviewed this place yet but almost all the reviews on other sites are 4 or 5 stars.

There is nothing like a visit to a good delicatessen for when you are feeling a bit devil may care…read morewith regards to you ham and cheese purchasing budget! Pieri's has a nice selection of cold meats and cheeses as well as some gorgeous handmade chocolates and delicious ice cream. There is a café at the back of this deli and you can get a decent cup of proper Italian coffee and watch the big screen TV mounted on the wall. The staff are really friendly but unfortunately as Pieri's is quite expensive I don't get to pop in as often as I'd like. My budget can usually only stretch to Billy Bear Ham from Asda but next time I am feeling flush I shall certainly be treating myself to some fancy smancy ham from the lovely people at Pieri's!

A long narrow cafe which opens out a bit right at the back. Very pleasant, friendly staff…read more(especially the delightful man in there whom I suspect is the owner), gorgeous coffees and delicious cakes - and the most mouth-watering home-made chocolates to take home! (Plus cold meats and cheeses) Rather pricey but thoroughly enjoyable. Good quality heavy cutlery too and little packets of Italian sugar. There's a big flat screen TV at the back too which was showing snooker when we were there.

A cheese shop with a limited menu. Great service. Appears to be fully licensed. Nice selection of…read moredelicatessen items. In an old butcher shop with a nice tiled interior.

Quiet and reserved, perfect place to get my head together before work. Fruit tea was delicious.read more

Bunney's is a great deli in the heart of North Berwick. It stocks all sorts of things that you…read morecan't get in supermarkets (and in NB you would also have a long walk to get to either of the supermarkets), including bread from the Dunbar Community Bakery, Yester Farm milk, and local fresh produce. The staff are very friendly and helpful. Bunney's has recently opened a cafe at the rear of the shop I haven't had the opportunity to try it yet, but I'm looking forward to doing so.

From the owner: Established in 1999 as 'The Fisherman's Kitchen' and re-branded under the same owners, bunney's…read moredeli specialises in quality food & wine with an emphasis on Scottish and local produce. Choose from a range which includes fresh fish, fruit & vegetables, cheese, pates and bread, plus jars and bottles full of delightful jams & chutneys/wines and oils. Takeaway Homemade Soups, Sandwiches, Salads and Cakes. (20 seat cafe is proposed for inclusion this year). Food hampers are a speciality and the great selection of food on offer is complemented by some lovely table and kitchen wares.

wonderful shop with excellent helpful staff. They stock everything you need and a lot more that you…read morequickly come to need because it is so delicious. A marvel !

Local deli serving up freshly made sandwiches or you can buy a selection of choice deli meats along…read morewith a variety of breads and condiments. Shop for liquor and beverages as well.

This one doesn't need too much of an intro as the clue really is in the title!…read more Hidden away on the wee winding road between Scone and Meikleour this is the hidden gems of all hidden gems. Stepping foot inside the farm shop you are met with a marvellous mass of colour - succulent strawberries, beautiful blueberries, rosy raspberries and cheery cherries already picked from the surrounding fields and ready to take home. Move past these (if you can, they're on 3 for £6 mix and match!), and you'll find homemade jams, fresh breads and bakes, eggs, vegetables and plenty chilled goodies all screaming to be picked. To my utmost joy I also spotted a coffee machine and with sheltered seating next to the shop in the form of one of the fruit tunnels, I can't think of anything better to do on a sunny afternoon than gaze into the Perthshire countryside with fresh fruit and a cuppa, oh happy days! On the other side of the shop you can also buy some lovely plants and flowers to take away (I'm not very green-fingered so will admit to not spending much time noting the details here!). Okay so if you're thinking that's all very nice sounding, but it seems too much of a trek for you then good news! They park up at one of the Glasgow farmers markets (Partick I believe) too! And, having had their raspberries with my breakfast all this week, trust me, it's worth the visit, there's nothing better than fresh Scottish berries :-)

McNee's is located on the high street in Crieff and can be spotted by it's blue awning. It is open…read more7 days a week and until 6pm which is unusual for the small town. It offers a vast array of upper class products, there is a delicatessen counter which offers a selection of cooked meats, cheese, olives, sundries tomatoes and tray bakes. They are popular at lunch time as they offer a sandwich and salad making service. There are a host of baked goods from bread to muffins and savoury pies , in addition they have a chilled area which hosts an array of precooked meals. There is much much more on offer here including handmade chocolates and gluten free products.