Roo's Leap Restaurant in Montrose offers a Down-Under Dining Experience coupled with superb food efficiently served with a laid back Aussie attitude. Enjoy International cuisine including wonderful prime steak burgers, various warm sandwiches, steaks, salads, pasta dishes, barbied meat, fish and chicken dishes, all superb. Come and enjoy a family friendly dining experience with great food and fantastic value.READ MORE

The Montrose Park Hotel is located in a quiet area but ideally close to Montrose town, the beach and the nearby Montrose Links, the fifth oldest golf course in the world. The Montrose Park Hotel offers 57 en-suite rooms with wonderful amenities 7 of which are executive suites, plus 30 standard twin rooms and 20 standard double rooms. The hotel restaurant offers excellent fare for enticing nourishment throughout the day and a bar is available as well. The Montrose Park Hotel is also the ideal venue for your wedding, seminar or conference and will accommodate your every requirement professionally and efficiently.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 William Lamb Studio is housed in the Montrose Museum in Montrose, Angus and depicts the sculpture, prints and drawings of this great artist that was one of the few original minds in Scottish art of this century. The studio is open to the public in summer months and at other times by special arrangement and also features William Lamb's workroom and tools and his living room with self-styled furniture.READ MORE

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

The Royal Montrose Golf Club is the oldest club in Montrose close to the 1st tee of the Medal and Broomfield courses and to the Pro shop. The club welcomes members and visitors alike to their wonderful facilities and change rooms and the restaurant nourishes with fine fare and drinks before or after a game with snacks and sandwiches available from the BAR when the Dining Room is closed. The Montrose Golf Club, is reputed to be the 9th oldest golf club in the world.READ MORE

The Links Hotel Meetings and Events is a stunning venue for your wedding, business meeting or social event and is a purpose built centre featuring three versatile suites namely the main room, the Fairways Suite and distinguished drawing room. The Fairways Suite is a fabulous venue for your wedding and can accommodate 110 guests, offers a dance floor and is richly carpeted.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 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

Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre tells the story of the RFC/RAF Montrose deeds of men and women in the two world wars via photographs and artifacts. Come and see what a World War One aircraft looked like, with the Centre having a full size replica Sopwith Camel, famous as the aircraft that shot down 'The Red Baron'. A prestigious collection of memorabilia, artefacts and pictures depicting the story from the origins of flight, through the two world wars are available as well as displays and models showing the different aircraft - a fascinating must see.READ MORE