One of my favourite places to eat in town. The staff is incredibly friendly and the food is…read morewonderful. There is a 15% student discount and a 15% take away discount (one or the other) and it is so nice. The only thing that I'm not a fan of is the salad and coleslaw that is given with every meal and it's not the best. Other than that though I love this place and would recommend it to everyone.

This cafe in a converted church on the corner of Roseangle and Perth Rd is just lovely. It's…read morestaffed by volunteers, which gives it a relaxed, friendly vibe. The food is delicious and a really great combination of soup, salads, sandwiches and whatever the specials are. The decor is adorable - local artwork, vintage pieces - it's just a beautiful space and a lovely place for lunch. It also does dinner, but only on Saturdays as far as I could tell.

I bought my elderly mother a bracelet for Christmas from this gallery, she lives in Fife so we were…read moreup visiting. She couldn't manage the clasp on her own so she went in to ask if anything could be done. The staff very lovely to her and changed the clasp to a bigger easier one without charge and posted it straight back to my mothers house. It's nice to know that good customer service still exists out there!

From the owner: Artery Gallery is a leading Scottish art gallery based in St Andrews, Fife. We are aiming to make…read moreart more affordable by offering you the best in contemporary local and international art. We have our complete collection of paintings, jewellery, glass, pottery, metalwork and mixed media for sale on our website. Everything is hand-made and shipping is available to the UK, Europe, USA, Canada, and Australia and beyond!

I was very surprised when I stumbled upon this gallery in the middle of Lintlithgow…read more The Line Gallery is an independent gallery exhibiting "fine and applied" art. They show a range of mediums, from basket makers to jewellers! They seemingly take pride in showing variety and at any one time you will be able to see a number of works from different artists, often themed. When I visited there were a few artists on display (the work that is, not the people). It was all okay, some of it interesting, some of it not really my thing. A significant portion was taken up by bronze and bronze resin sculptures by and artist named Sophie Howard. Technically they looked impressive at least. It's hard to review a place like this based solely on its temporary displays. All I can say is I was impressed by its variation. The staff there were really nice and generally enjoyed browsing around. It is a bit small but they make the most of their space. Definitely somewhere worth checking out again.