Scotland’s food and drink county

Moorland meets rolling hills, farmland meets the sea ... this is East Lothian, where top-quality local produce is the key to wonderful things to eat and drink

Come to our market in North Berwick

is running a monthly market at North Berwick Harbour throughout 2026.

It’s on a Saturday from 11am – 3pm with a full list of dates in our News pages.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Land, Sea & Hills

Like a recipe book but better, featuring amazing new inspiration from many of East Lothian’s finest food producers.
Includes recipes from Martin Wishart, Shirley Spear, Tom Kitchin and Mary Contini – order now from our dedicated web shop.

Meet the producers

has about 40 members, working hard to make the magic happen.

Some produce ingredients or supply to restaurants, but most are creating artisan delicacies that are waiting for you to discover them.

Chocolate Tree, Haddington
James Dickson & Son, Cockenzie

Shops and cafes

Fancy an ice cream? Ready for coffee and a croissant?

Or would you like to pick up a nice bit of fish for your tea?

Many of our producers have their own shops or cafes, or even offer tours – so pop in soon!

Discover shops and cafes
S Luca of Musselburgh
Company Bakery, Musselburgh

How to find us ...

East Lothian lies to the east of Edinburgh, on the shores of the Firth of Forth.

It offers beautiful countryside, miles of golden sandy beaches, attractive and historic towns and villages – and some of Scotland’s best farmland.

A little help from our friends

are local cafes, restaurants, shops, delis and other top-quality food businesses.

Each one either stocks or makes good use of our members’ products.

They include some of our county’s most popular and exciting food destinations.

Carfrae Farm Shop, Gifford
The Cheese Lady, Haddington

News

Our latest stories, plus updates on events taking place near you ...

Our markets in North Berwick run monthly from April 

Eligible local businesses to decide – should we carry on to 2031?

‘Meet the producers’ pictures by Emma Martin Photography / main image by Bleu Ciel