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Useful Links Perth Farmers' Market Farmers' Market taking place on the first saturday of the month in King Edward Street, Perth selling a variety of local and Scottish produce. Savour Scotland For "foodies" throughout the world!. Travel around Scotland and savour the delights of Scottish food and drink. John Glen Photography Perthshire photographer with "the personal touch" Kathryn Hawkins Food writer and food stylist based in Scotland The Puffin Room Professional design and print 1st For Balloons Professional balloon decorators specialising in creative wedding and party balloons and corporate event decorations. Robin Johnston Photography Wedding portrait and corporate photographer. Scone Palace The perfect venue for all kinds of hospitality and entertaining, situated at the heart of a traditional Scottish estate. Gleneagles Hotel A five star hotel amidst stunning Perthshire Scenery TOP Chauffeur Services Corporate Chauffeur Services offer chauffeur services within the West of Scotland for every occasion - airport transfers, wedding cars, golf outings/holidays. t'go Creative Graphic design and print company based in Perth 63 Tay Street Restaurant in Perth offering superb local produce with a strong emphasis on seasonality Cafe Tabou Restaurant in St John's Place, Perth offering the flavour of France in Tayside. Let's Cook Cooking School based in Abernethy, Perthshire catering for 8 students. The Tony Heath Cook School Small cook school based in Perth offering hands on, step by step guidance for two students. The Apron Stage Restaurant in Stanley offering "A taste of France in the heart of Scotland" The Ad Shed Advertising Agency based in Perth The Roost Restaurant, Bridge of Earn, Perth At the Roost they use only Scottish ingredients and will go that extra mile to source Scottish meat and fish. Everything on their menus is made on the premises by Tim, from the bread to the ice cream, so they know exactly what goes into every item. Ardanaiseig Hotel Ardanaiseig - a breathtaking, food-lovers hotel on the secluded banks of Loch Awe.
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