The dark shopfront of the Tay cafe on Dunkeld Street, Aberfeldy, flower baskets by the door.
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The Tay

A friendly cafe and takeaway on Dunkeld Street in Aberfeldy, with home cooking, Cullen skink, fish and chips, cakes and scones.

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On Dunkeld Street, the main road through Aberfeldy, a small cafe with a dark front and flower baskets at the door is one of the town's favourites.

The Tay is a cafe and takeaway of plain, good home cooking, the kind of place the locals go for lunch.

The menu runs from breakfasts and toasted paninis with a long list of fillings to bowls of Cullen skink, fish and chips, and home-made soups, with vegetarian and vegan dishes too. On the counter there are cakes and scones, baked in the kitchen, for anyone who only wants a cup of tea.

The Tay opens on weekdays, from the morning until mid-afternoon, and on Friday evenings it opens again for suppers. The town's square, the Watermill and the path up to the Birks are a few minutes' walk away.

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Open Monday to Friday, with suppers on Friday evening; closed at the weekend.

Where
21A Dunkeld Street, Aberfeldy PH15 2AA.
Telephone
01887 820078.

Opening hours

Monday
10am–3pm
Tuesday
10am–3pm
Wednesday
10am–3pm
Thursday
10am–3pm
Friday
10am–3pm, 5pm–9pm
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

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