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    Green Tourism Award - Bronze

    Vibrant design shop selling unique items by contemporary designers. A second shop specialises in Mackintosh-inspired goods, and books of architectural and historical interest.

    The tearoom seats 16.

    No dogs allowed except assistance dogs.
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