Street Food in Scotland: 20 of the best vans, shacks and stalls IT’S been a tough year for street food vans – with so many outdoor events and festivals cancelled – and its seen many brilliant vendors pulling their wheels and businesses off the road. But, in spite of that, Scotland still has a tantalising and exciting street food offering, which can be found in farmer’s markets, parks, beach promenades, in short just the kind of outdoor locations that we’re loving to hang out at at this time of year. No article on the best vendors can go without a mention of some of the great hubs that are host to them, farmer’s markets like Stockbridge Neighbourgood Market, The Big Feed in Glasgow, the Pitt in Edinburgh.
Haste ye back: Six things to do in St Andrews after the lockdown Say St Andrews and the first image that may pop into one’s head is a famous golfer at the Swilcan Bridge or the cast of Chariots of Fire running along the West Sands in one of the most famous film scenes of all time. In order to cheer us all up, and give us something to look forward to, here s six things to do in St Andrews after the lockdown.
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Step Rock The beaches of St Andrews are a must-visit, with stunning vistas and long stretches of sand. While visitors partake in watersports, swimming and paddling in the sea, those visiting can also get a chance to look at some history by visiting Step Rock. The lido by the sea is filled with natural seawater and was used as a swimming pool until the 1970s. Still used by some locals, it is not every day you get the chance to see a pool just by the sea. Please note, Step Rock is no longer manned.