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The last few years have seen a welcome explosion in small plant-based businesses across the country, and few could be as treasured by the vegans of Glasgow as Honeytrap Bakery! Based in Shawlands in the thriving Southside, they serve up delicious sweet and savoury baked goods three days a week, all free

Must Be Crackers is a cornucopia of cheesy delights, where a warm welcome and tasty treats always awaits, right in the centre of Dunfermline. The ever charming Aileen opened this unique wee shop, packed full of carefully sourced ingredients, with the hope of inspiring local folks to get cooking. Lucky

Brig O’ Turk Tearoom is located in the beautiful Trossachs, surrounded by mountains and lochs while being only an hours delivery van drive from Greencity’s  Glasgow HQ. A favourite of outdoors enthusiasts and day trippers, the tearoom is dog and muddy boot friendly, and the menu boasts a range of hearty

When Vanessa from a Glasgow based CIC called Gathering Ground approached Greencity to request a cash donation towards a community meal she was planning, we thought we could go one better than that and we offered her this month’s entire donation budget of £500 worth of free, healthy food. Her idea was

We’re always on the lookout for worthy recipients of our donation of free, healthy food. The Crunchy Carrot have long been customers and friends of Greencity and when their community meals scheme was brought to our attention, we were delighted to be able to offer a donation to them. Their Development

Social Bite began life as a small coffee shop in Edinburgh, in August 2012. They’re now a busy charity and social business providing homes, jobs, food, and support to empower people to transform their own lives. Social Bite’s vision is a society where no one should have to be homeless, and they challenge

The New Leaf Co-op is Edinburgh’s hands-on wholefood store. With a focus on products that are fresh, local, Organic, low packaging, and at a reasonable price; this is a jam-packed wee shop! They’re also a workers’ co-operative, and this is fundamental to the way they run their business and connect with

Growing Organically since 1983, what better place to highlight during Organic September than Pillars of Hercules! From the farm shop, veg box delivery scheme, and onsite bothy, to the vegetarian café (making use of home-grown fruit & veg, served in a leafy outdoor setting!), this Fife institution has