We arrived in town in the afternoon and found that not a lot of options are open for lunch in that…read morepart of town. This one was, or rather, was about to close after its lunch service. We ordered a sandwich and a soup, the food was fresh and delicious. Marco is of Italian descent and proud of his coffee. The menu is mostly sandwiches and rolls, with some pasta dishes.

From the owner: At Marco's we offer an all day breakfast made from the finest award winning local meat products…read moreand freshly ground coffee imported from Milan. We also offer a wide range of homemade sandwiches, rolls, baguettes and wraps freshly made to order! Our soups are also homemade and cooked fresh daily. We also have a sit in area so you can relax and enjoy!

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its a shame but this shop is no longer here.read more

This place is really very cute... I don't know why I haven't reviewed it sooner... hmmm…read more It is (somewhat obviously) a shop dedicated to Italian food. Though I have to admit at times it can be a tinsy bit pricey for those on the budget.... but its so cute and has so many imports you can't find in St. Andrews that the premium is worth it. They have my favourite type of Amaretti cookies which I was super excited about! But I have to say I couldn't afford their Truffle oil (go to Morrisons, they have it too... and cheap but probably not the same quality as the Little Italian Shop). When my parents where visiting we came here and got some cheese and pasta and pesto sauce (and wine of course) and made a meal from this place. And (don't hate me for mentioning it again) but the shop is just so cute that I can't help but love it! Sometimes I get a little worried though when I walk by and I don't see anyone inside.... I don't want this place to close because of the recession!

There are few more cozy, friendly and specialised shops in St Andrews (except maybe the Christmas…read moreShop ;) ) . A large, authentic selection of Italian food items is matched with fresh products, meat, cheese of all descriptions. Prices may be a little bit steep, but are good value - the products are of a very high quality.

Really good find here…read more Although on both visits it does get busy, so noise can bouce around and it's fairly popu;ar with parents and kids. Other than that, food seems to be good. But they are just far too aldente with the french beans on visit one. After saying twice that the needed to be cooked more (served rock hard to us) we used the microwave to blast them. They did however take the beans off the bill and apoligised. Lovely wee gift shop full of delightful and dainty gifts. The deli is just as good and stocks the beer from the microbrewery much to the hubbies delight.

Thanks go to Mason for leading our little party to this amazing spot!…read more The deli & farm/gift shop is totally amazing and super adorable. The brownie is decadent, rich and with the right amount of crunch & gooey ratio. Scotch egg was yum, sausage roll got the thumbs up. Much cheese was bought and consumed. They have my fave (Comte) which was a super added bonus. Great place to stop for a bite and a wander around. Try not to miss the Brewery tours like we did... (gives us a reason to go back!). Don't be afraid to ask for tasters of the beers, grab a pint and sit on a comfy couch to enjoy it! If only I had a car... I'd totally be back.. but I'm sure I'll find a way to return.. somehow!

Stopped for a coffee, the have a great assortment of cheeses, wines and deli items. Seems to be…read moremostly take-away place, great source for picnics, parties or lunch to-go.

I popped in for a coffee at Cal's Deli yesterday and was really impressed by the friendliness of…read morethe staff. They will prepare a sandwich for you with your choice of fresh ingredients. They also sell a range of meats and cheeses that I haven't seen anywhere else in West Lothian and there's also a lovely range of hand painted pottery on display. Limited parking on North Bridge Street but when you're just popping in to pick up some food or for a quick coffee you can't go wrong. Oh, and they do a caramel slice to die for!

The Deli on the Corner is conveniently located right on the cross roads in the middle of the town…read more It's like walking into an Alladins Cave with an amazing selection of food and drink. A lot of it is sourced locally with Ayrshire produced food cutting down the food miles. The shop has been short listed for its range of quality food and customers come from all over to shop here. It's well worth a visit.

If the man you've grown to be's more Morrison than Morrissey then you should shop here…read more This Morrison is as cheap as any other Morrison, which is basically, much cheaper than most British Supermarkets. Definitely a great place to get foods and the like. However the reason I went here, and the reason it gets 4 stars, is because they've done a really great thing. First-Hand Experience: After checking out the new Falkirk stadium, I came here to see what became of the old one, which is now a supermarket. I bought a few drinks here including an Irn Bru. The checkout girl was really nice (and very Scottish). This was in Fall (Autumn) of 2014. It's like any other Morrison's. A nice one, at that. I really appreciate what Morrison's have done here, though. After buying the land of the Falkirk Stadium, Brockville Park, and turning it into this store, they decided to keep the turnstile from the old stadium as a memorial. Which is really lovely for those who loved the club and for football fans in general. So well done to them, for giving fans an added reason to make the pilgrimage here.

this supermarket is normally quite quiet and i dont understand why. the car park is huge and…read morespacious, so you can always get parked. it has a post box inside the entrance which is handy, even if you miss the last collection of the day, you know your letter will be fine (wont be set on fire). this morrisons has a cafe just inside the main entrance too, everything is reasonably priced and it's always busy which is a good sign. groceries are on average slightly more expensive than asda but if you are like me and are not very specific about which brands you buy then you would normally leave the store better off because of the buy one get one free offers. on the whole a good supermarket. they also have a petrol station on your way out. it is always on par with the cheapest in the are, plus with their fuel card it makes it even more appealing, they swipe your card each time you fill up and after you have so many points you get a £5 voucher to spend in the supermarket.

Burger was like shoe leather. Fish n chips was okay, not great. Atmosphere brought us in, sorry to…read morebe disappointed.

We had a lovely time at Mitchell's for lunch on a day trip to St. Andrew's. Peak autumn vibes! Our…read moreserver was a delightful addition to our day-big shout out to Howard! Food was delicious.

This is a foodies corner store with lots of interesting items, see my pic…read more The long skinny baguette sandwiches are solid and have veggie and meat lovers options. The cheese selection is very good as well. The buttery brie in the display case is just melting away by the minute. I recommend you get a salami sandwich to go and find a nice picnic spot in this cute little town or use it to sop up all that Edradour. ;)

So, this is also known as THE SCOTTISH DELI!!!…read more Lovely local cheese, esp recommend the Black Bomber if you like creamy sharp cheddar. The staff were also super nice and were accommodating enough to make me a ice-cream coffee (I got a half cup of the flat white and then got a scoop of the local vanilla ice-cream added - delicious!). Also this place was the only shop serving food that was open on the High Street on a Friday evening after 5pm (they close at 5:30). Would recommend.