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Things to do in Scotland, United Kingdom: The Best Coffeehouses
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1. Labels
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 45 reviews
light lunches available fresh rolls toasties panini fresh coffee and homemade cakes fresh scones made daily cheese fruit plain and many moreclothing in all sizes costume jewellery indulgence jewellery handbags shoes and much much more OPEN 7 days Monday to Saturday 9.30 till 4.30 Sunday 12.00 till 4.00 seating available for 21 persons high chair availabledisabled access and toilet facilities
Reviewed By russellh218
Labels is an amazing little coffee shop, spotlessly clean and It serves great coffee.The scones are to die for, such a great variety. There is also a range of other food which is always served with a smile. It also has guite a collection of accessories for the ladies. This is a little jewel of a shop.
2. The Gallery at Laurieston
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 52 reviews
The Gallery at Laurieston is the home of a variety of quality Scottish arts and crafts. It is also the showcase of award winning landscape and fine art photographer Phil McMenemy.You will receive a warm welcome and be surrounded by wonderful imagery of Galloway and Scotland. Images are presented in a variety of styles, sizes and prices from small mounted images to large installation pieces - however, one of the key aspects of the Gallery at Laurieston is that it allows you the opportunity to select the exact size and style for your home or business. Gift vouchers available. NEW for 2019/2020: 'GALLERY AT LAURIESTON TEAROOM': high quality, coffees & loose leaf teas, locally made cakes, traybakes and scones. Enjoy quality in a wonderful setting. *Venue available to hire and for events, meetings and functions* You will be welcome. Regards phil mcmenemy and family
Reviewed By Lewiscat2020
A credit to you Phil & your family .The studio is well proportioned, and aesthetically pleasing with all your Photography /Artwork and other local artists work. Fantastic it is now combined with a Coffee Shop. Amazing Mexican coffee & Traybakes to die for . Always a pleasure to speak & catch up with you. Good friendly banter & "Northern Humor ". We get it :))) 5 STARS ALL ROUND .Keep up the good work .Mark & Melissa
3. Many Thanks
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 61 reviews
Many Thanks is a 'made in Scotland' gift shop, coffee shop & art gallery. We have an Open Night on the first of each month to preview new artists exhibitions. We hold classes in the evening for crochet, drawing & watercolour, needle felting, Christmas cake decorating, holly table centre decoration, beaded jewellery and lots more. Our gift shop offers a wonderful selection of ideas for gifts and treats for yourself. Our coffee shop offers homemade soup, scones and cakes. You can always rely on a warm and friendly welcome and a few laughs too.
Reviewed By LizKennedy71
Lovely place to visit for a cuppa and a browse in the gift shop, delicious home baking and always met with a cheery face and welcoming chat, well worth a visit.
4. Braw Wee Emporium
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
The Braw Wee Emporium is a record and gift shop based in the heart of the Barras Market, Glasgow, which operates as a social enterprisereinvesting its profits back into activities that contribute to the regeneration of the Market and promotion of Scottish artists, makers, and designers. Braw Wee was set up in November 2014 by Jennifer McGlone in the office space of her creative consultancy business, Glow Arts, based in the amazing Barras Art and Design Centre. Stocking the very best in folk, jazz and acoustic music concentrating on releases not available in mainstream shops. We also stock a fantastic range of jewellery, candles, homewares, baby gifts and artwork by Scottish based artists and designers – again all things you can’t get from the high street. Our aim is to support Scotland’s incredible creative community by stocking local talent.
5. All The Goodness Coffee & Bakeshop
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 106 reviews
All The Goodness is an independent coffee takeaway and bakery of sweet things, nestled amongst breathtaking Highland scenery. Expertly made coffee using single origin, organic, fairtrade beans, real flaked hot chocolate made by craft Scottish chocolatiers, and award winning whole leaf tea. In our bakeshop kitchen we develop unique recipes, creating contemporary twists on traditional Scottish baking. Everything is made from scratch in small batches using time-honoured methods and high quality, natural ingredients. We love creating new bakes using Scottish & Highland produce. As well as careful sourcing we grow a few special ingredients. In addition to traditional bakes, there will most likely be something you have never tried before. Our focus is on quality and provenance. We are delighted to have been awarded ‘Taste Our Best’ by Visit Scotland and Highly Commended by the Highlands and Islands Food & Drink Awards.
Reviewed By susaney2017 - Seabrook, United States
Our Happy Tour tour group stopped here for a mid-morning break. The atmosphere was beautiful and the food and coffee outstanding. I’d love to have the recipe for the gingerbread. It was outstanding. I highly recommend taking a break here. The service was friendly and fast.
6. The Jammery Culkein
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 43 reviews
The Jammery Culkein is a small family run business, producing a range of hand made jams, marmalade & chutney and also selling hand made crafts & other food. Freshly made coffee & tea, snacks and home baked cakes and bread are available and we have an outside seating area to enjoy the spectacular coastal views. March-October Mon-Sat 10am - 4pm
Reviewed By Dunskeig - Kilmacolm, United Kingdom
Having visited Stoer Lighthouse, we followed the sign for the Jammery, and a very worthwhile visit it was. Lovely coffee and cake, and very impressed with the “red stone” to signify the outdoor table hadn’t been cleaned. So good, we went back the next day after walking to the Old Man of Stoer.
7. Clootie McToot Dumplings
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Our wee Scottish Clootie Dumpling Shop, Cafe and viewing production kitchens will give you a insight in to the Scottish heritage and traditions . You will step back in time the minute you walk through the doors !!! Find out more about the history of the Clootie Dumpling and have the opportunity try the wonderful pudding/ dessert . We also hand craft Clootie Dumplings with a modern twist and make a variety of flavours (Lindores Aqua Vitae, Date and Cherry, Apple/ pear and cinnamon, Rhubarb and ginger, seasonal special, Whisky and Orchard Fruit plus much more) using locally sourced ingredients. These lovely, old-fashioned puddings are bursting with Scottish charm! They are a genuine taste of Scotland. In our quirky shop we have other fabulous local food produce, gifts, bespoke furniture and Harris Tweed. If you are more of a hands on person why not book a demonstration or workshop to master the art of Clootie making? Something for everyone! We are Dog friendly too !
Reviewed By kazbass - Edinburgh, United Kingdom
A lovely place and I wish I had time to stay longer. The friendliness, passion and welcome of the staff was a real treat and I will certainly be back to sample the delights of the cafe. We were provided samples of the amazing variety of dumplings which were amazing along with the creative presentation for special occasions.Lovely to see creativity combined with an environmental focus and the ability to view your food being prepared through the glass fronted kitchen. Well done and I will plan a stop over next time I am Abernethy. Do visit if you get a chance.
8. The Scottish Fisheries Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 393 reviews
*New opening times Wed-Sun 10:00 - 3:00 (last admission 1 hour before closing) Adults £9, Concessions £7, accompanied children, carers and NHS staff free. Book online at www.scotfishmuseum/visit-us.php Independent charity-run museum covering the history of the Scottish fishing industry and its people from the earliest times to the present. A range of modern and traditional displays, dioramas and interactives provide something for everyone.
Reviewed By Maisie2222 - Leyland, United Kingdom
Be prepared to spend a couple of hours in this fascinating museum with its wealth of memorabilia and full sized boats of many types. There's artefacts, photos and things to interest all ages and it's a unique insight into a vanishing world. Afterwards, sample one of the many brilliant fish and chip shops along the sea front and you'll newly appreciate the bravery of the fishing crews that caught your meal.
9. An Tobar Arts Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
UPDATE - AN TOBAR IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. An Tobar was voted Venue of the Year 2020 and is part of an exciting arts organisation based in Tobermory; merged with the prolific Mull Theatre Touring & Production Company. We specialise in visual arts, music, and theatre and are dedicated to making good things happen across art forms on and off our beautiful island home. As well as our producing and commissioning our own work, we host a varied programme of incoming shows - theatre, dance, gigs, comedy, film, family shows, community events and more. An Tobar has a unique Cafe and Shop, with delicious food and creative gifts!
10. Orkney Fossil and Heritage Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 205 reviews
Would you like to … • Explore Scapa Flow’s wartime history • Get a feel for Orkney Island Life a 100 years ago • Touch a real fossil from 300 million years ago • See rocks that glow in the dark • Stand next to the fossilised remains of Orkney’s ancient beasts • Pick up some good quality gifts • Enjoy tasty Orkney home baking & hearty lunches. Orkney Fossil & Heritage Centre has something for everyone; curious youngsters love to see the ancient geology & fossils and everyone enjoys a glimpse through recent history in the heritage galleries. In our room about the construction of the Churchill Barriers peedie folk can even build their own. Our team at the Heritage Café will be delighted to serve you homemade soup, cakes & daily specials and it’s a handy retreat from the breeze! If you want to treat yourself or maybe pick up a gift our shop stocks everything from Orkney music CDs, books & jewellery to North Ronaldsay wool & local art. Come and have a browse, a warm Burray welcome awaits.
Reviewed By 156kirstyj - Bristol, United Kingdom
Came across this place by accident almost. We were cycling to the Italian Chapel and were trying to figure out how far down we could continue cycling and still find somewhere to stop for a cuppa tea to warm up, and cake to get the energy levels back up. I came across this place during my research and found it was a free open day so of course we went and were pleasantly surprised. Not only was the cafe nice, but the fossil/hertitage element was very interesting and well done. Well worth the visit! Even better, we found a garden tucked around the back and we simply sat for 30 mins out of the wind and basking in the sunshine like a pair of lizards! :)
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