OUR SUPPLIERS

SOURCING LOCAL PRODUCE ENSURES YOU ENJOY THE FRESHEST OF INGREDIENTS ON YOUR PLATE

We are committed to sourcing the best quality local and Scottish ingredients to create our seasonal menus. Many of our suppliers have worked with us from the very beginning, and we enjoy relationships based on friendship and respect for each other’s crafts. 

As well as reducing our food miles, sourcing local produce ensures you enjoy the freshest of ingredients. We really believe this comes across in the taste on your plate.

Working with livestock farmers we know and trust means we can be confident about both the care of the animals and the land they roam on too.

Below are some of the brilliant people that grow, rear and produce the ingredients that are part of Wild Rover Food.

  • Three men standing behind a meat counter with various cuts of raw meat, inside a meat shop or butcher's store. The store has black hanging lights, photographs on the wall, and a digital cash register.

    BUTCHERY AT BOWHOUSE

    The Butchery at Bowhouse, located on Balcaskie Estate in Fife supply us with a range of meats for our menus. This includes their 100% grass fed, organic certified and pasture for life assured lamb and mutton as well as their wild roe venison which are free range and monitored on the estate.

  • Woman wearing a blue beanie and a blue apron with yellow lettering, smiling outdoors with autumn leaves and gardening supplies in the background.

    PEELHAM ORGANIC FARM

    Denise and Chris saw our first adventures in cooking at Stockbridge Market in 2012. Their charcuterie and beautiful beef feature on our menu most weeks.

  • Two men standing behind a seafood counter in a fish shop, smiling. The counter displays various fresh fish and seafood, with signs indicating prices. Behind them are shelves with bottles and decorations, including a life buoy and framed fish illustrations.

    HS MURRAY FISHMONGERS, INVERKEITHING

    First opened in 1922, HS Murrays’ is hugely respected in the local area. Douglas has looked after us for all things fish since the beginning.

  • Freshly baked croissants arranged on parchment paper on a baking tray.

    WILD HEARTH BAKERY

    Wild Hearth Bakery are a wood-fired artisan bakery based in Perthshire. They supply us with the most delicious fresh baguettes and ciabatta for our grazing tables and starter boards. Check out their shop in Comrie for all the delicious goods.

  • A man with a beard, wearing a black T-shirt with a logo, holding a paper bag of potatoes, standing next to a blue van with social media logos on the side, and a pile of black boxes with apples in the background.

    PITTORMIE FRUIT FARM, DAIRSIE

    Euan is our potato, root veg and berry man. All of his berries are grown outdoors, resulting in a slower-grown, sweeter fruit.

  • Two smiling people standing inside a greenhouse with plants and flowers, and a dog sniffing the ground nearby.

    EAST NEUK MARKET GARDEN, ST MONANS

    Connie and Tom started East Neuk Market Garden in 2018. On their two acres they grow a range of vegetables, (amazing!) salad, herbs and fruit. They do this following agroecological principles: that means that they think about the ecosystem of the farm as a whole, following organic methods without being certified.

  • Green tarp covering plants with pink roses and onions drying on a rack in the background, outdoors.

    TOMNAH'A MARKET GARDEN

    Tomnah'a Market Garden are seasonal flower growers based in Perthshire, growing a wide range of beautiful flowers from March to November. They grow using nature-friendly, regenerative practices without chemicals and supply us with beautiful stems for our grazing tables and table styling packages.

  • Two people, a man and a woman, standing behind a metal rack of hanging cured sausages in a sausage aging facility. The woman has red hair and is smiling, while the man has a beard, wears a black hat, and is also smiling slightly.

    EAST COAST CURED, EDINBURGH

    Susie and Steve have been producing award-winning Charcuterie since 2017. Their meats feature on most of our menus.

  • A man and woman standing in a rustic wooden doorway, smiling. The woman is holding a cutting board with a large sausage. The woman wears an apron with a logo that says "Great Glen." The wall is decorated with skulls and antlers.

    GREAT GLEN CHARCUTERIE, ROY BRIDGE

    Jan Jacob and Anja have been supplying us with delicious wild venison charcuterie for several years now and their products appear on our starter boards most weeks. They source their deer from surrounding estates in the Scottish Highlands which roam freely in the hills and feed on heather, wild plants and grass.

  • People baking cookies in a commercial kitchen, wearing hairnets and aprons, working on cookie dough.

    Wee Knob of Butter

    Since 2021, Wee Knob of Butter has been producing premium artisan Scottish butter using the finest local ingredients, including grass-fed Scottish cream and West Coast sea salt. Catch their buttery goodness on our starter boards and grazing tables.

  • Two smiling adults, a man and a woman, standing outdoors in front of cars and a cloudy sky. The man is wearing a checkered shirt and the woman is wearing a black top with a light-colored blazer.

    IVAN WOOD AND SONS, KINROSS

    Established in 1970, Ivan Wood and Sons’ have excellent links with other Fife-based and Scottish suppliers and are our 'go to' for other fresh produce, including our free-range eggs from Leven.

  • A group of eight people posing outdoors in front of a green truck with a large sign that reads 'Greencity Wholefood Cooperative, Wholesome of Fine Food'. They are holding a colorful sign that says 'Proud to be a Co-op' and include a dog.

    GREENCITY WHOLEFOODS, GLASGOW

    Operating as a worker co-operative, democratically run by its members, Greencity is the obvious choice for all of our grains, nuts, seeds, spices and flour.

  • Three people standing outdoors in a lush green field, with trees in the background. One man is wearing a blue cap, orange shirt, dark jacket, and rubber boots. A woman in a red headscarf, yellow shirt, and patterned skirt is holding a young child dressed in bright clothing. It appears to be late afternoon or early evening.

    SPILL TEA, UK/RWANDA

    SPILL provide us with quality everyday tea from Rwanda that is fully traceable and grown by smallholder farmers. It totally hits the spot and pays farmers more - at least 50% more than Fairtrade.

  • A group of six people standing and sitting in front of a blue storefront with a sign that reads 'Unorthodox Roasters' and the establishment year 2016. There are Christmas decorations inside the store visible through the windows, and two small Christmas trees are displayed inside. The people appear to be enjoying themselves, holding drinks and engaging in conversation.

    UNORTHODOX ROASTERS, KINROSS

    Unorthodox Roasters is a coffee roasting venture founded in 2016, borne out of a 10 month trip to Latin America. Chris and Neil have been supplying us with unique and delicious coffee for a number of years and they also have brilliant cafes we like to frequent in both Kinross and Stirling.

  • Two people working in a brewery, handling brewing equipment with stainless steel tanks and pipes, one woman and one man wearing black shirts and gloves.

    BELLFIELD BREWERY, EDINBURGH

    Edinburgh’s Bellfield Brewery was founded in 2015 with the idea of creating exceptional beers that everyone could drink. They supply us with all our gluten free beers which feature on our bar menu but we also cook with it frequently too!