With summer holidays on the way and the weather looking a little bit sunnier, you might be thinking about going on a little trip. We've been spreading our love of specialty coffee for a while. But how far has it gone? Here's our guide to some places off the beaten track that are worth the effort to visit! Time to go on a road trip?!
Arriving in Scotland from the South we'd recommend a welcome detour via the The Earths Crust Bakery, enjoy the scenery and the fresh bakes in the beautiful food town of Castle Douglas.
Heading past Glasgow towards the west coast of Scotland, follow the firth of Clyde to Helensburgh, for a lush lunch in Riverhill Courtyard to fuel your journey further north!
Driving through the breathtaking mountainous Glencoe, before heading to Scotland's outdoor capital to stop for a brew at Fort Williams Wildcat cafe. Remember to bring your own cup as these guys are leading the way in zero waste and plastic free! Stock up on groceries to continue your trip north over the bridge to Skye where Deli Gasta will be awaiting your arrival!
Whether you're island hopping or mountain climbing, heres our best of the rest!
Archive Coffee Our go to coffee spot recommendation and our most northern Dear Green customer! The guys at Archive Coffee (otherwise known as Grooves or the Old Library) have been so popular that they have expanded to a second location in Kirkwall named Twenty One! A detour on your itinerary is highly recommended.
Little Rock Cafe Probably the busiest spot on Arran after Goat Fell! Maybe we're biased but this perfectly positioned Cafe is everything you'll need rain hail or shine! Order a coffee, grab a seat and enjoy the view!
Park Shop Sneaked away in Aberdeenshire, this is the most well curated foodie heaven with welcoming hosts and the best coffee experience for miles!
The Fix Fife Take a short hop over the Forth Road Bridge and in to Burntisland, where you’ll find tasty toasties, delicious cakes and incredible coffee, with great views over the forth river.
Tigh-Na-Cheo Stunning views await and one of Scotland’s most picturesque guest houses. Enjoy an overnight stay, surrounded by the beauty of Scotland and enjoy and excellent coffee while you take it all in.