Food & Drink
Markets, Delis & Farmshops
Fife has some great farm shops, delis and farmers markets every weekend where you can buy a great selection of speciality foods from Fife and beyond.
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Cairnie Fruit Farm
Cairnie Fruit Farm is one of the top fruit farms in Scotland. It also has a self-catering holiday cottage, tea rooms, children's play area and a maze.
Mitchells Deli & Restaurant
Our team are committed to serving the freshest, best, local, Scottish, seasonal produce. Many of the dishes you will enjoy and the ingredients used to create your meal in Mitchell’s Deli & Restaurant will be available to takeaway from our delicatessen counter.
Ardross Farm Shop
Originally set up to provide a farm gate shop for our traditionally reared beef and fresh vegetables, the shop now stocks everything you need for a fantastic local meal. ...
Elie Deli
Elie Deli is an independent delicatessan owned and managed by David & Kay McCulloch, who besides being food retailers are passionate about great food experiences and how they are created. This website will introduce you to their unique 'deli' in the heart of the coastal Scottish village ...
Pillars of Hercules
Growing organically since 1983, Pillars of Hercules is a popular vegetarian cafe and farm shop. If you're in the Falkland area it's well worth a visit.
Muddy Boots Farm Shop, Cafe & Kids Adventure Play
Both our parents are from farming families. Muddy Boots in Fife is part of the farm that our great-grandfather first bought in the 1930s.
Fife Farmers Market
Discover and buy fresh local produce from Fife’s finest producers.
Balgove Larder
Farm shop, butchery and cafe supplying top quality, local, seasonal produce as well as meat direct from the farm through our traditional butchery.
St Andrews Farmhouse Cheese Company
Visitors can watch cheese being made from the Viewing Gallery, and enjoy coffee, home-baking, and freshly prepared meals in the Coffee shop overlooking the Firth of Forth.
The Rhynd Café and Event Space
Built well over a century ago, the Rhynd has been owned by the Foster family since the early 1950s, and up until the late 1990s the space was a working farm. The café used to be a grain store while the event space was a cattle shed. At the café we make delicious, home-cooked, locally s...
