Trying local food and drink was one of the top activities for people enjoying a break in Scotland last year and for good reason! Scotland’s food and drink has long been a jewel in the tourism crown. The country’s landscape, extensive coastline and history have shaped our incredible larder and made it world renowned.
Farmers Markets
In the heart of the country, Perthshire has some of the finest agricultural land and produce in Scotland and Farmers Markets are a great way to buy produce direct from the grower.
Aberfeldy Farmers Markets
6 Dunkeld St, Aberfeldy PH15 2DA
Stirling Farmers Markets
Port Street pedestrian precinct, Stirling City Centre
Perth Farmers Markets
South Inch car park, Shore Road, Perth, PH2 8BW
The Loch Lomond Shores Farmers’ Market
Loch Lomond Shores, Ben Lomond Way, Balloch, G83 8QL
Stores and Shopping
These shops pride themselves on showcasing the best of Scotland, from freshly caught seafood to artisanal cheeses, meats, and baked goods. They often stock items from all over Scotland (and the UK) and may also include a cafe or restaurant where you can dine.
Taste Perthsire Bankfoot
Perth, PH1 4EB
Crieff Food Co.
3 W High St, James Square, Crieff, Perth PH7 3HX
Mains of Taymouth
Kenmore, Aberfeldy, Perthshire, PH15 2HN
Farm Shops
Located on or near working farms, these shops showcase offer a direct connection to local producers, providing a diverse array of fresh produce and artisanal goods.
Manufacturers
Scottish food manufacturers are renowned for their commitment to quality and tradition. Their food may be available for purchase online.
Distilleries
Scotland’s distilleries craft world-renowned spirits showcasing centuries-old traditions and innovative techniques. They offer immersive tours and tastings, inviting visitors to experience all aspects.
Dog friendly cafes and restaurants
These cafes and restaurants warmly welcome four- legged companions, offering a blend of Scottish hospitality, culinary delights, and a cozy atmosphere where dogs are welcomed.
