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Bakery KELSO HUME EYEMOUTH ●6 Kelso Farmers Market ●11 The Juicy Meat Company ●17 Oblo Bar & Bistro Eastern EYEMOUTH Buy direct from a wonderful selection Kincraig, Hume, Kelso TD5 7TS 18 – 20 Harbour Road, Eyemouth ●1 Lough’s Home Bakery of local artisan producers. The market is Premier event catering and TD14 5HU 14 High Street, Eyemouth held every 4th Saturday of the month in hog-roast service specialising in slow Bar and Bistro style restaurant Kelso’s town square from 0930 – 1330. Lough’s has been run as a family roasted meats using own their outdoor serving freshly cooked food, local Borders Follow Kelso Farmers Market on business since opening in 1946 and reared rare-breed pigs, traditional produce, drinks and snacks Facebook and Twitter offers a selection of traditionally hill lamb and Aberdeen Angus beef. throughout the day. baked breads and cakes. https://www.facebook.com/ Tel: 07581 714071 Tel: 018907 52527 Food & drink Trail KelsoFarmersMarket Tel: 01890 750286 www.juicymeatco.co.uk www.oblobar.com Charcuterie Fish ALLANTON Places to eat 18 The Allanton Inn EYEMOUTH ● EYEMOUTH Allanton, by Duns TD11 3JZ ●7 Ross Dougal Fish Merchant DUNS ●2 Hammond Charcuterie A charming coaching inn dating Unit 1 – 3 Acredale Industrial Estate, 12 Baytree Café at Pearson of Duns Market Place, Eyemouth TD14 5HG ● from the 18th century, offering first Eyemouth TD14 5LQ Cheeklaw Centre, Duns TD11 3EL Scottish charcuterie, free-range, class hospitality, informal dining, rare-breed pork and wild game, all Supplying all types of fish, seafood Freshly prepared daily specials, beer garden and accommodation. made into ham, terrines, pates, and shellfish for both retail and sandwiches and soups, with a range Tel: 01890 818260 chorizo, salamis and other fine wholesale customers – also of home baking. www.allantoninn.co.uk meats by Rachel Hammond. specialising in smoked fish using Tel: 01361 884233 traditional smoking methods. Tel: 07905 697717 www.pearsonsofduns.co.uk/baytree- SWINTON www.hammondcharcuterie.co.uk Tel: 018907 51911 cafe ●19 The Wheatsheaf at Swinton twitter.com/rossdougalfish Main Street, Swinton TD11 3JJ KELSO Cheese Award winning small country hotel EYEMOUTH 13 Cobbles Freehouse ● set in a picturesque village, offering 8 J. Waddell & Son and Dining STICHILL ● first-class food in four different dining Masons Wynd, Eyemouth TD14 5HG 7 Bowmont Street, Kelso TD5 7JH ●3 Stichill Jerseys areas. Excellent wine and Scottish Garden Cottage Farm, Stichill, Traditional Eyemouth fresh fish Characterful gastro-pub with award malt whisky list. merchant and fish curer, using their winning menu – open for coffees, Kelso TD5 7TJ Tel: 01890 860257 160 year old smokehouse. A variety of lunch or dinner, just off Kelso’s www.wheatsheaf-swinton.co.uk Farmhouse cheeses, cream, smoked fish available to buy online. town square. yoghurt and butter made from the Tel: 01890 750392 / 07745 952902 Tel: 01573 223548 farm’s own small herd of Jersey cows. Wholefoods www.eyemouth-fishcurer.com www.thecobbleskelso.co.uk Tel: 01573 470263 KELSO EYEMOUTH Ice cream ●20 Kelso Wholefoods Eggs 14 Eyemouth Golf Club ● 54 Wood Market, Kelso TD5 7AX EYEMOUTH Gunsgreenhill, Eyemouth TD14 5SF HUTTON, NR BERWICK UPON TWEED Family run wholefood shop, also ●9 Giacopazzi’s ‘The View’ restaurant overlooks 4 selling cheese, local honey and ● Border Eggs 18 - 20 Harbour Road, Eyemouth Eyemouth and the coast – serving fresh seasonal veg. Hutton Hall Barns, Hutton TD14 5HY a wide selection of food, with a well Berwick-upon-Tweed TD15 1TT stocked bar. Tel: 01573 225664 Famous fish and chip restaurant, www.kelsowholefoods.co.uk A small family farm supplying the takeaway and ice cream parlour. Tel: 01890 750551 finest quality Organic Free Range Giacopazzi’s have been making www.eyemouthgolfclub.co.uk Eggs, produced in an environment award winning ice cream in dedicated to the welfare of the hens. Eyemouth for over 100 years. DUNS Follow us on B @Bordersfood W Scottish Borders Food and Drink Tel: 01890 818286 / 07779 596603 Tel: 018907 50317 ●15 Forte of Duns www.bordereggs.co.uk www.giacopazzis.co.uk 57 Market Square, Duns www.bordersfoodnetwork.co.uk Award-winning homemade ice cream, Farm Foods Meat off-licence and whisky specialist. Tel: 01361 883543 GREENLAW NORHAM www.pforte.freeserve.co.uk ●5 Kale and Hearty ●10 R G Foreman & Son The Old Jailhouse, Bank Street, 8 Castle Street, Norham TD15 2LQ KELSO Greenlaw TD10 6X Traditional Butchers, game dealers, ●16 Floors Castle Terrace Café A small family firm growing salads, wine merchants and cheese specialists Roxburghe Estates, Kelso TD5 7SF herbs and veg on a Berwickshire since 1840. A family business for five 5-star visitor attraction with garden smallholding, delivering to generations. Shops in Norham, Berwick- terrace café and plant centre in a households and others. upon-Tweed, Eyemouth and Coldstream. traditional walled garden. Tel: 01361 810503 Tel: 01289 382260 Tel: 01573 225714 www.facebook.com/Tweed.Valley. www.borderbutcher.co.uk www.roxburghe.net Organics The Community Food Fund www.bordersfoodnetwork.co.uk Images: Eyemouth © Stephen J. Whitehorn (top left & overleaf), Giacopazzis (top right), Kale and Hearty (centre left), crabtreeandcrabtree.com (bottom left), Hammond Charcuterie (bottom right), Ross Dougal Fish Merchant (overleaf) Scottish Borders Food & Drink Network Trail Eastern Borders ● Edinburgh Scottish Borders Duns 12 2 1 15 7 Hutton Greenlaw Swinton 4 8 5 19 Eyemouth 9 The historic harbour town of Eyemouth marks the eastern fringe of the 18 14 Scottish Borders – gateway Allanton 1 7 to a stretch of fine coastal scenery. It has been a port since the 13th century Hume and is a great place to buy 11 freshly landed fish and 3 seafood, straight from Stichill the North Sea. It is home to Giacopazzi’s famous fish and chips and award winning ice cream – great 10 seaside food! Travelling 20 Norham inland towards the market Kelso 6 town of Kelso, there are plenty of opportunities for 13 tea and scone stops along 16 the way – with chances to call at traditional butchers, bakers, buy charcuterie and cheese, or indulge in something sweet as a treat!.
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