St. Andrews is charming town, and one that holds an exceptionally special place in our hearts. With only three main streets, but also three beaches, the university town has an unbeatable buzz about it. This is all captured within The Seafood Ristorante: an iconic glass building overlooking West Sands which, to no great surprise, serves freshly caught seafood rustled up into imaginative dishes. Almost too beautiful to eat, if it wasn't for the exceptional taste!

Purveyors of farmhouse cheese, I.J. Mellis is a small deli tucked away on South Street. Easy to walk past, if not for the queue of people waiting to buy some cheese board staples for their days ahead. Go early, and grab a cheese and sun dried tomato loaf! 

With over 30 pubs for the 16,930 residents, St Andrews is said to have the highest pub to people ratios in the country. Given this, it can be overwhelming to decide which local jaunt to head to for an afternoon pint. The Criterion is a go-to, for a classic experience, a good atmosphere, and its famous 'cri pies', settle in for one drink and find it turns into an evening full. 

Think wooden beams, an open fire, stone-walls, and a tile roof - pretty much an archetypal 17th century British cottage. What's unusual about this one, is that it's also a superb restaurant.