Food and drink Artisan Market returns to Kirkcaldy's High Street

Kirkcaldy’s Artisan Market makes its long-awaited return to the High Street today (Friday).
By Allan Crow
Published 19th Feb 2021, 07:30 BST

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Artisan Market, held every Friday on High Street, KirkcaldyArtisan Market, held every Friday on High Street, Kirkcaldy
Artisan Market, held every Friday on High Street, Kirkcaldy

Food and drink stalls will open up across the morning and into the afternoon in the pedestrianised zone.

The first markets of 2021 were delayed by weather and concerns over January’s tighter lockdown restrictions.

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Social distancing will remain in place for tomorrow’s event which will bring a number of businesses to the town centre.

They include:

Ann Davidson Butchers- selection of fresh cut meats- bacon, haggis, chicken and more.

Brook’s Baking- an array of tasty sweet treats, including brownies, flapjacks, and rocky road.

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Woodmill Game - vension pies, fresh venison meat and more!

Mix Fruit- fresh and tasty fruit and veg.

Little Bakery- award winning individual savoury pies.

Eco Bean Coffee Roasters - for coffee lovers.

Molvino - for legendary cocktails

Sweet Memories,- old fashioned sweeties.

The Muffin Man - baked only hours before you buy them!

Comfort Puds - homemade puddings and desserts.

Full details at:https://www.facebook.com/ArtisanFridays

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