Meldrums Hotel
56 Main Street
Ceres
Fife
KY15 5NA
2 miles from Cupar & 10 minutes from St.Andrews
Meldrums Hotel
56 Main Street
Ceres
Fife
KY15 5NA
2 miles from Cupar & 10 minutes from St.Andrews
Meldrums Hotel
56 Main Street
Ceres
Fife
KY15 5NA
2 miles from Cupar & 10 minutes from St.Andrews
Now Under New Ownership we welcome you to Meldrums Hotel, a charming early 19th century coaching inn nestled by the Ceres Burn in the village of Ceres, near Cupar in the Kingdom of Fife.
The hotel has seven en suite rooms all with tea and coffee making facilities. This Quality family run establishment with award winning chefs which serve the best of traditional Scottish fayre taking pride of place on the menu with influences and flavours of spain and portugal, making this a truly interesting menu for everyone to enjoy. So whether it's a delicious Steak Pie, the finest fresh Fish & Chips, a juicy local reared Sirloin Steak or our famous Piri Piri chicken you are sure to leave feeling satisfied. Lunches are served from 12-2pm and evening meals from 6-8.45pm Monday to Saturday. Sundays only we like to do things how it should be with a traditional Sunday roast using only the finest cuts of meat with all the trimmings. If it's not a Sunday roast you are looking for we do run our normal menu on Sunday lunch too so the choice is yours all served from 12-2pm. Staying with tradition for Sunday's only High Teas are served from 4-6pm with delicious home baked scones and cakes. Also by popular demand we are open 6.00pm-7.00pm serving our supper menu with a special of traditional sunday roast. We are open to residents and non residents. There is a fully licensed bar and beer garden and a large car park to the front and the rear of the hotel.
New arrival to our menu is Iberian Black Pig served with mustard, red onion and tomato salsa, french fries and salad (not to be missed)
"The most attractive village in Scotland" - George Scott-Moncrief.
Ceres was described as "The most attractive village in Scotland" by George Scott-Moncrief the famous Scottish Literalist. Ceres is set in beautiful rural Fife yet is only a short drive from the historic home of golf, St. Andrews. There you can play a round on any of the seven Links Trust courses. There are also many inland courses in the area. Ceres is a good central base for visits to the major Scottish cities of Edinburgh, Glasgow, Perth & Dundee - all within easy commuting distance. There are many rural & coastal walks available, opportunities for fishing and other country pursuits.
There are also many local attractions for those looking for a more leisurely time.
Ceres Games 29th June 2013
Fife Folk Museum
Ceres has a rich and proud history with links back to 1324 and the Battle of Bannockburn. The men of Ceres fought bravely alongside Robert the Bruce and, as a celebration of their triumph, were awarded their own Highland Games. This tradition is kept alive by the staging of Ceres Annual Games on the last Saturday in June and is unique in that it is entirely free of charge. For further information on the Ceres games and other useful information please visit our links page.
As well as the village Highland Games on the 29th of June, which is a great day out for all the family, other local attractions include Craigtoun Park which is ideal for families, the Secret Bunker if you are interested in the history of the cold war and Falkland Palace - where the Kings of Scotland stayed before their coronations.
Local amenities include clay pigeon shooting and, in season, game bird shooting can be arranged on a local estate less than a mile away, all equipment and training provided. The estate has a beautiful loch and is stocked with rainbow trout available for guests to fish, all equipment provided. Excellent road and rail links to Scotland's major cities, Edinburgh is just forty minutes driving time away - travelling through the beautiful Fife countryside to the world famous bridges crossing the Forth Estuary. A visit to St Andrews is a must for visitors. It is good to walk round the historic streets and visit Scotland's only' Bottle dungeon' or on the sands where some scenes from the inspiring film 'Chariots of Fire' were filmed.