One of my faves when I visit St Andrews! The biscuits are perfect and the service is downright…read moredelightful. I havr never seen a waitstaff so happy to see me. It is a charming space that also includes a garden for nice weather days.

Great place for breakfast! Cozy ambience, fast service, good…read morebarista, and nice variety for breakfast and lunch. My son and I enjoy the CK breakfast (traditional Scottish Breakfast). Give it a try, you will not be disappointed!

We were coming through town and needed a quick bite. We ended up coming to northpoint. While there…read morewas no parking around the cafe there was plenty of street parking just a couple blocks around the corner. We were greeted and sat right away. The waitress was very friendly and got our coffee order quickly while we looked over the food options. There wasn't a lot to chose from which can be nice so you don't feel overwhelmed. We both got the wee breakfasts which were ok, nothing special.

One of the ladies who works here is rude & racist. Not friendly or nice to customers at all. She…read moreshould be fired. She treats you differently if your skin is darker. Should be fired. The gentleman who was there was kind and helpful, and made me feel comfortable.

This is the cutest bakery right around the corner from the City Centre in Dundee. We read about…read morethis place on line and it totally met expectations. You can eat in or carry out. The service is fast and friendly. But, you come for the food. We enjoyed a Fudge doughnut and a Millionaire shortbread cookie along with a pot of tea. I am glad we split our order, because the short bread cookie was layered with caramel and milk chocolate and was so decadent. The fudge doughnut was the thing we came for and it was amazing. The doughnut was light and airy and filled with a sweet, but not too sweet, custard. They also serve lunch and other hot items, but today was dedicated to the sweets. There was a steady stream of people, so the locals all know about this place. It you are in town, you won't want to miss it.

Very cute family owned bakery. Lots of options and good prices. Very friendly service…read more They do have limited vegan options including an American shortcake. It was really tasty!

As they say "to die for"!…read more I didn't know about the other bakeries, Carlton's, Stuarts, or Adamson's that Evelyn mentioned in her review or I might never have left Cupar, ever. We came across F & D while shopping in Cupar and we were lured in by an unbelievable window display (I have included photos because as I said you would not believe me otherwise). We hit it about lunch time and decided to give their steak bridies a try, OMG, they were great (I wonder if they ship to the States), the steak moist and the pastry nice and fluffy. I would have given them five stars just for that, but then we tried their coffee towers, wow! The service was friendly even though the place was fairly busy, if I ever make it back to Fife this is one place I'm certainly returning to without a doubt! Plenty of parking right out front, with a huge community parking lot out back.

Cupar is a small town just outside St Andrews which happens to be where I grew up. Considering its…read moresize this place has a disproportionate amount of bakeries- Fisher and Donaldsons x 2, Carltons, Stuarts, Adamsons.... Each has their own merits, special treats that are better at one than the other. For example I would rate a Stuarts Scotch pie as the best of the bunch but would visit Carltons if it was a Macaroni pie I was after (and they wonder why Scotland has so much heart disease). Fisher and Donaldson's definitely rates itself as the King of the bunch. It's prices are all a little higher and its packaging a little posher but when it comes to cakes there is no doubt it's the best. It's Fudge Doughnuts and Coffee Towers are famous throughout Fife but I'll try my best to describe a few of the other treats too. Fudge Doughnuts, as they sound, doughnuts filled with fudge custard and then topped with a fudgey glaze -more than one of these will send you in to a diabetic coma. Coffee Towers, choux pastry filled with coffee cream with a little chocolate button on the top- a take on a French pastry but bigger with more cream! Strawberry Tarts, a tart case filled with cream, topped with a strawberry and then covered in sugary syrup- there is an art to eating these without covering your face in red goo. Lemon Swishes, lemon cream layered with pastry and icing- a more refined choice for the adult cake lover. The Frog, sponge, fondant cream and icing shaped into a bright green and pink frog- my childhood favourite, scoop the cream out the frogs mouth with your finger before munching away at the spongey base! A taxi driver in Edinburgh once told me that whenever a driver in his company got a fare through to Fife it was obligatory that they stopped in on Fisher and Donaldsons to get an order for everyone. So don't just take my word for it, listen to the man! Fisher and Donaldon's is cakey perfection

After stuffing our faces full of delicious seafood, we decided what better end to a great day out…read morein St. Andrews, than with some delicious baked goods from a local bakery. We walked in and were greeted by a wonderful display of baked goods for our choosing. I immediately knew what I was getting after seeing the case of empire biscuits or what they called Belgian biscuits. My mom went for a gingerbread man cookie and the boyfriend went for a fruit slice with lemon frosting. My biscuit was delicious as empire biscuits almost always are, but my mom wasn't a fan of her rather hard gingerbread man cookie. She said it was really hard to bite in to it was so hard, and didn't eat much of it. I tried the fruit slice, and it was interesting. The boyfriend mentioned it's much better with vanilla frosting, the lemon frosting didn't do much for it. There were loads of things to purchase, including whole cakes and savoury goods. Also, some weird 24 bakery machine, which I was curious about but didn't try out. I'd be in trouble if that machine was anywhere near where I live. Thankfully it's here, in St. Andrews. I might be tempted to stop here again if in the area, but if there's another local bakery, I would definitely check them out to see how they differ.

There are several bakeries in town, all within five minutes walk of each other, and yet this one is…read moreoften overlooked. However, perhaps that is because, although the products are pretty much the same as the others, the staff seem to be less friendly and despite trying avidly to interact and create some form of community spirit, they do not seem interested, and often seem rather bored and lack lustre. However, the quality of their cakes and pastries and breads more than makes up for it, and their fudge doughnuts can only be eaten to be believed. They have a lovely window display during festive holidays so worth visiting maybe then.

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.

Best gelato you will have in the entire UK!! The line can get very long but it moves relatively…read morequickly. Highly recommend looking at the menu of flavors on the wall before you get up to the front so you don't have 50 people behind you getting angry at your lack of readiness. Love that there were a few non-dairy flavors, as well.

What a great find for us! We happened to stop for a quick breakfast around the corner from this…read moregelateria which was closed when we arrived. But we knew we would be driving back that way later on in the day so we made a point to come back and are we glad we did! There were so many flavor options to chose from! The line can get long but like other reviews stated it moves quickly. There's a QR code you can scan that brings up the flavors so you can have a look before getting to the counter. We ended up getting classic strawberry and a cardamom flavor. Both were so creamy and delicious. There's plenty of tables in the shop but also some cute benches out front on the nice days! Would come again if we happened to be in the area and encourage others to try this great gelateria

I went there with my two daughters and it was pretty good. The price wasn't too bad for a quicker…read moremeal and the service was really nice.

Burgers and fries were good, atmosphere was friendly and the chaps behind the counter were polite…read moreand as can be. Avoid the "classy" places in St Andrew's, they're unnecessarily rude and just go here for a pint and a burger.