A friendly neighbourhood brasserie and music shop owned by jazz fan Tim, Brechin’s serves unpretentious but delicious dinners on Saturdays, and light lunchtime fare such as jacket potatoes and sandwiches. It's hard to miss with its bright yellow-and-blue livery.
Brechin’s on Bridgend Street
Southern Highlands & Islands
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