Turnip The Beet
Tours & Activities in Drymen
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About Turnip The Beet
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We came here on our route and spontaneously stopped to eat a little bite. There are some very nice seating outside with sun or shade, it is relatively quiet, and the food was great! Especially the naan bread with ham and cheese is highly recommended! Went very fast and friendly, will gladly come back.
Had the soup of the day (pumpkin) and the vegetarian haggis sausage roll. Both were very tasty! Nice stop on the WHW to grab a spot of lunch.
This store is the best proof that Scots can also prepare healthy food. At Turnip the Beet you can find regional products and fresh, healthy food...as a main meal or as a snack. The lovely women are very welcoming. Hikers can also get free refills of water here. I particularly enjoyed the falafel wrap and the brownie with caramel. Unfortunately, I couldn't take any souvenirs as I still had to get to Fort William.
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