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Tearoom of the Week 10
“Tearoom of the Week” has been a bit neglected lately, so I thought it was high time I slipped another one in. This tearoom comes to you from the county of Angus. Angus sits on Scotland’s east coast,...
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Sunny St Fillans by the Loch
Scotland has a lot of lochs (‘loch’ is Gaelic for ‘lake’). I’m not sure what the most famous one would be, perhaps Loch Lomond, or Loch Ness, but there are lots of others worth a peep, and one of...
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Doune
There is a small town in Scotland called Doune (pronounced ‘doon’, as in Lorna Doone). My delightful assistant and I tootled down to Doune recently, to do a bit of tearoom research, and noticed some...
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The Borders
I live almost bang in the middle of Scotland, which is very handy for exploring different parts of the country. When considering a little foray beyond this area, I ask myself what I want to gain from...
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A warm summer’s day
If you live in the northern hemisphere, as I do, you might be longing for a bit of summer sunshine round about now. The UK has been exceptionally wet in recent days, with numerous flood warnings and TV...
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Sunny Mallorca by the sea
Recently, with the very slow start of spring in Scotland (when I began typing this it was pouring with rain and about 10ºC), my thoughts have been straying towards happy memories of warm sunshine. I...
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Birdhouse Bakery, Muthill
Quite a while ago I drove through the village of Muthill in Perthshire and noticed a very interesting looking establishment: Birdhouse Bakery: a bakery that looked to me enticingly like a tearoom. It...
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Bollywood Dreams and a squashed croissant
There is a rather wonderful tearoom in Edinburgh called Eteaket. I had been wanting to visit this place for ages and I finally got round to it a couple of weeks ago when I popped down to the city. A...
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The wee village of West Wemyss
One of the things that repeatedly surprises me about Scotland is the number of fascinating little out of the way villages there are, sitting quietly waiting to be discovered. The county of Fife is full...
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The Wee Blether
Not only is the title of this post a Scottish expression meaning ‘the small talkative one’, it’s also the name of a tearoom that sits in a little village along a dead end road on the north bank of Loch...
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