The 19th Hole

What better way to work up a great appetite than a satisfying round of golf?

Delicious dessert made with Angus soft fruitsWhen you want to alleviate your hunger and thirst, you'll be looking forward to our wholesome local produce - succulent summer berries, the freshest seafood, the finest Angus beef, and perhaps a palate-warming nightcap from Glencadam - the Carnoustie Country distillery.

Whether you want an a la carte dining experience or a comfortable pub lunch - served with a warm Scottish welcome - you are sure to find it in Carnoustie Country.

Letham Grange RestaurantFriendly traditional pubs and country house hotels complement modern bars and chic restaurants and clubs, so whatever your preference or ideal night out, it is here. Ceilidhs, concerts, sessions, night clubbing, festivals and theatre - or just a quiet drink with a beautiful view after a great round of golf - find it here.

The area abounds with culinary highlights, delicacies and gastronomic sensations that are sure to leave you longing for more.

The famous Arbroath SmokiesSome famous dishes and foods have come from Angus - perhaps the most famous is the traditional Arbroath Smokie. These wood smoked Haddock are a delicacy that should not be missed. A culinary delight exclusive to the area, the Smokie is protected under European Law as a 'Protected Geographical Location' with the same regard as that maintained for Parma Ham and Champagne.

The Forfar Bridie, a satisfying meat and onion pastie, and the Dundee pie are the original fast foods and a visit to the area would not be complete without a slice of Dundee cake or trip to Visocchi's ice cream Parlour in Kirriemuir.

And if you are catering for yourself during your stay you will find plenty of local retailers giving the big supermarkets a run for their money in each town - good fresh fish suppliers, excellent family butchers, mouth-watering bakeries, and fresh local soft fruit and a variety of vegetables can be found at market gardens throughout the area.

For more a more detailed guide to enjoying the "19th hole", visit www.angusahead.com.