Fisher & Donaldson in Fife

Superb selection of cakes ,pastries ,bridies and sausage rolls hot or cold . If you are in the area give it a try ,you will not be sorry

Always a great selection of cakes and lunch options

Heard really good things about this place,tad over exaggerated, food was ok customer service from the cafe bit lady very very dry, better off at Gregg's

As well as the pies, the fudge doughnuts are definitely not to be missed.

The fudge doughnuts are the best - far better than anything similar - and the seasonal strawberry pastries are amazing. There are probably other nice things but I haven't had enough of the above yet 🙂

Can't say much about the rest of the products on sale but for what I bought, a warm curry pie with a puff pastry lid and a creamy chicken curry on the inside delicious and the tatties and bean pie wasna bad either apart from the filling falling out when your about half way through cause they haven't scrimped on the filling like standard mince pie then topped up with a good table spoon of piped on tatties with bean in the middle, might try this one cold the next time

Very friendly staff. Great coffee. Delicious food. Lovely traditional atmosphere. Top class

Scotch pies are amazing! Had to buy some for home

Very friendly ,polite very welcoming nd the best coffee towers nd my husbands favourite is the strawberry pastries but the price is too high in the st.andrews shop for these things that's the only thing wrong is the prices of all these goodies nd the steak bridie is the best too

A brief stop in the antiquated but charming county town of Cupar, in Fife, which retains many a shop that an old cynic like myself might deem the impossible survivors of the inevitable demise threatening every high street in Britain. Hope holds hard in The Kingdom of Fife, it seems. We must all try to buy locally. And within this creed, my wife and I chose Fisher and Donaldson's bakery for our light lunchtime refreshments. The girls behind the shop counter see to the sit-down sect in varying degrees of good manners and looks. First we got the most pleasant one and a2qfter that the angryish one, as behind them stood the young and noticeable smiler, obviously in all-round charge. But, by god, they produced a great Pea & Ham Soup, a worthwhile Sausage Roll and Coffee with a Strawberry Tart which my good lady found irresistable. Very homely shop, very good value for money.