The Koffiehuis located at the The Links Hotel in Montrose is a wonderful place to come together with family and friends for a great lunch from an extensive menu which includes freshly made soup, banquettes, paninis, baked potatoes and much more. Or simply relax and read your paper while sipping on an excellent cup of tea/coffee paired with fine home-made pastries or croissants.READ MORE

Montrose Mercantile Golf Club is ultimately one of the best golf clubs in North East Scotland that offers a challenging and delightful course for the discerning golfer whether you are a novice, intermediate, scratch player, veteran or even professional. Montrose Mercantile Golf Club has been host to a number of prestigious events and offers two course that are open all year round and in all weather.READ MORE

The Quay Restaurant Montrose offers an exquisite dining experience in a refined setting on the Montrose waterline. Come and enjoy a sophisticated lunch or a fine dinner with family and friends with meals made from fresh local produce where possible. The Quay Restaurant Montrose is available for catering to your wedding, just leave the food to them and enjoy your special day.READ MORE

Greenbank Bed and Breakfast in Montrose offers a delightful home away from home base close to town making it ideal for both the leisure and business and sport traveler. This attractively furnished and decorated home offers some en-suite rooms and some with private bathrooms all equipped for a wonderful and comfortable stay. Breakfast is served in the dining room overlooking the garden and Montrose Wildlife Basin. Greenbank Bed and Breakfast is the ideal base for golf outings, wildlife, motorbiking, and fishing on the rivers North and South Esk literally on the doorstep.READ MORE

Violets Self-Catering in Montrose offers a lovely apartment on the ground floor that is close to the town centre, train station, beach, golf courses, tennis courts and swimming pool. This two bedroomed apartment is fully equipped and also has a large, private garden and a patio area with table, 4 chairs and parasol. There are no food arrangements, purely self catering, but many lovely dining establishments are close by.READ MORE

The Limes Guesthouse offers twelve en-suite rooms furnished to a high standard with remote controlled television, fridge, hairdryer and hospitality trays. Relax in the residents lounge with television, video recorder and DVD player or in the conservatory with a good book. After a good nights rest head for the dining room and enjoy a varied breakfast menu with a hearty cooked breakfast to order. The Limes Guesthouse offers wonderful accommodations that will have you returning year after year.READ MORE

Parkers Restaurant located in the The Park Hotel in Montrose offers a brasserie type menu for dinner to suit every palate and a a daily changing 'specials' board. Enjoy a divine rack of lamb or stir fry duck or for something different chicken with haggis - all sublime. The bar offers excellent value lunches and high tea everyday except Sunday. In the evenings a bar supper menu is served with excellent traditional dishes.READ MORE

The Carlton Hotel Restaurants in Montrose are two facilities that can both accommodate 35 guests and the chef offers a seasonal menu of the best quality food and service. Popular lunchtime specials include a delightful meal and sweets for afters. Food products are sourced locally and booking is essential for a truly wonderful dining experience, and vegetarians are catered for. READ MORE

The Tudor Lounge at the Star Hotel in Montrose is a wonderful function room ideal for Funeral Parties, Birthday Parties, Anniversaries etc. The warm and inviting ambiance beckons and the venue is full of character having been stripped back to the original stone walls. A buffet is available to suit all pockets and a bar and games rooms available, so for your next event be sure to book the Tudor Lounge.READ MORE

The Montrose Museum is housed in a beautiful neo-classical building with displays housed in the spacious atrium, mezzanine and galleries charting the life of the town and art of its people. Displays of local interest covering archaeology, Montrose history, the picts, Montrose silver, maritime and natural history make for fascinating browsing and significant Neolithic and bronze age artefacts include examples of Montrose silver and Dryleys pottery. The William Lamb Studio displays sculpture, prints and drawings and his workroom, living room and tools are also displayed.READ MORE