Latest ongoings at MiRewards
Tuesday, 30th April
We are so happy to welcome another great Perth business to the Mi Rewards programme. CriDo’s Perth has just entered its second year of business. The restaurant offers a space that feels homely yet vibrant. Their menu has that same feel; full of dishes you’ll recognise straight away, from their popular risotto to the carnivore’s […]
Tuesday, 16th April
Revival opened its doors in 2013. They are a designer dress agency, and store with a wealth of incredible garments and accessories. In-store, you’ll find stock that ranges from vintage clothing to designer lines, alongside one-of-a-kind accessories. They also stock a selection of retro-styled pieces which are cut and styled to fit modern tastes. Revival […]
Tuesday, 2nd April
Giraffe Cafe in South Street is preparing for the spring/summer with a few changes. While most of us will do a couple of little household changes for our spring clean, Giraffe has stepped up their game quite a bit. There are structural changes, decorative changes, and even some tweaks to their menu on the horizon. […]
Tuesday, 26th March
63 Tay Street is now entering its 13th year. This local, family-owned restaurant is described by chef proprietor Graeme Pallister as ‘eclectic Scottish’. Their food is expertly prepared to ensure that the (all local) ingredients speak for themselves. 63 Tay Street strongly value the honesty of this approach as it allows them to demonstrate just […]
Saturday, 23rd March
JRS Photo Hardware was established in 1970 and, as you can imagine, they’ve seen more than a few changes to the world of photography and other optical equipment since then. We popped along to catch up with Alister Walker (owner of JRS since 2002). More than meets the eye From a quick glance past, you […]
Friday, 15th March
Miss Forsyth has been trading in Perth for twenty-three years. The atmosphere in Miss Forsyth is warm, welcoming, and open. Their care for their customers is clear from the moment you walk n the door. This attentiveness has led them to become what you might call a ‘generational’ store; mums bring their daughters, aunties bring […]