Unable to eat here whilst we were in the area so can't unfortunately comment on the food. Staff we…read moreencountered were though very pleasant, general atmosphere was good (other than a couple of right wing dinosaurs but plenty of space so you can easily avoid overhearing their nonsense if you want to) and there are a surprising number of TVs for watching the sport on. One real ale on tap and a large beer garden/smoking area. Would definitely go back if holidaying in the vicinity again.

My absolute favorite restaurant and pub in the area. Sean the chef prepares amazing food for pub…read moreprices. Definitely worth a stop on your way through the area. The menu is extensive with loads of vegetarian, fish and meat options. The appetizers are the best. We always order 2 or 3. The desserts are also divine. For food they are only open 12-8pm daily so go early! The weekends they are often booked out. Wonderful place in a tiny town near Tentsmuir Forest. Our favorite Saturday activity is to walk from Tayport to the forest to see the seals at the point and then back to Cobbies and KitchIn for a pint and some food. Also live music on Thursday nights at 8:30 is amazing!

Perfect spot for a patio lunch. Great beers and food! I had the steak and ale pie and my…read morecompanion had the chicken pie. So good! The chips were great as were the mash.

The Fish is probably the best pub in Broughty Ferry. This place is all about the atmosphere. Plus,…read morethey have real cask ales on tap and great food! They allow dogs and so there are always a couple of dogs from the neighborhood sitting by the bar with their owners. This is a quintessential Scottish experience.

Friendly service, beautiful view. Restaurant upstairs, bar downstairs. A locals place- our…read morebartender knew most everyone by name and most of them knew each other. She also called a taxi for a lady who left her phone at home. We didn't eat anything but they do serve some food downstairs at the bar too. Specials were chicken kebabs and seafood baskets (squid, prawns, cod).

The Ship Inn has a dowstairs pub and upstairs is the restaurant. You can order full meals…read moredownstairs, but the upstairs restaurant has a larger menu. It is not touristy and has a good selection of beer.

I've been to this pub before a few times and it never fails to impress. It's not the prettiest pub,…read morethe interior is pretty old, the carpets have probably seen better days but you can't fault the service, food and value for money. The drinks selection is pretty good, but only two local ales. I wasn't here to drink so didn't check out the full selection. The menu is pretty extensive with about 4 pages of main courses, including about 8 different curries. The rest is typical pub food with a few Scottish themed dishes. I opted for sea food pasta which I've had before, it's £8.95 and more than worth it. Piled on top of spaghetti is a great selection of fish and shell fish. Giant prawns, big chunks of white fish, mussels, shrimps and calamari. It's all fresh, beautifully cooked and served in creamy white wine sauce. Others had burgers which were GIGANTIC, the kids meals were also all big and good quality. The chicken nuggets were real pieces of chicken. So it nearly gets top marks from me, the staff are super friendly and helpful, the food is great quality, reasonably priced and good portions. It's probably not somewhere I'd go to drink, but for lunch it's fantastic!

We visited this fine hostelry after a disappointing venture to the Post Office Bar (again). It was…read morea Saturday afternoon and the place was buzzing. It has the feel of a real pub, not plastic, cosmtic nor overpriced. The staff were attentive, friendly and happy to oblige. The menu there is varied and well priced and the food freshly cooked. It comes out piping hot and is very tasty indeed. The only slight criticism is that the Guinness was slightly bitter as if the pipes could have done with a clean. Otherwise a great place for a drink and food.

Tried to pop in for lunch on a weekday with my well behaved 5 year old, wife and granny. Plenty of…read moreempty tables. The bartender almost sprained is ankle running out from behind the bar, ashunted us off into the back dining room which doesn't have the same appeal as the front room. (More like tacky 80s decor/horrible cooked-fish smell) We left. Bummer... Returned again in December 2019 and had a fantastic pub lunch. I was a little reticent to order the special " hairy biker" which was beef stroganoff, but ultimately couldn't resist and was able to just say "I'll have the beef stroganoff." Service was absolutely incredible, possibly the best in Dundee. The entrance room in the pub is adults only, and I was solo this time, without the wee bairn. They have a couple casks of real Ales which is always welcome.

Late lunch on a Sunday afternoon, my Sisterhad a notion for Steak Pie this bar has a good…read morereputation for good wholesome Pub Grub,large portions freshly cooked. I chose to have Beef Olives with chips and vegatables, and my Sister & Bro-in-law ordered Steak Pie, my Sister asked for a half portion which I think is a good idea for people with small appetites. My meal was tasty, except for the gluggy onion gravy, both my Sis & Bro-in-law said that the pastry was tasteless and under the pastry was meat and very runny gravy. This was definitely a frozen meal from Brake Brothers, why do these places keep trying to pretend that there food is homemade? My Sis and Bro-in-law both had puddings that were very genorous and they both enjoyed them. On top of the food we had to ask three time for a second drink and a pot of tea that I was having instead of a pudding. I do not think I will be back, well not for food anyway.

Rather an odd mix of decor here - blue neon & large smoked glass front windows coupled with fake…read moreexposed beams in a mildly farmhouse-esque interior. Reasonable selection behind the bar, resident celebrity in the shape of Ralph Milne ex-Dundee United star and no dramas if you fancy a quick power nap during your drinking.

Another disappointing visit to this overpriced bar. The guys I was with wanted to watch the 7s from…read moreMurrayfield and asked the "Manager" if he could turn one of the tvs over. He was told "no chance" as a football match that no one was watching and tennis had been on all afternoon. When it was pointed out that the one tv where the football (English match Stevenage v Someone equally uninspirational) was totally without a viewer they were still denied by this arrogant sod. We therefore had one drink and were charged the highest prices in the Ferry and then left to go where changing the TV channel was no problem. If we had been made welcome then we would have stayed for a further 4 or 5 rounds and a light meal. A loss of over £80 to this establishment. I wonder if the owners are aware that their staff are so piss poor at attracting customers to stay and part with their money?

This is a bright modern pub with a very well spaced and tasteful decor. There are plenty of choices…read moreon offer, both drink and food-wise, and it has a very nice and friendly environment. If you are looking for somewhere to have a bite to eat, I highly recommend the Post Office. There is a large menu to chose from, the food is always piping hot and very very tasty and the prices are reasonable too. All in all, a very nice place to go.

This is not my kinda of place at all, it seems to be full of people trying too hard. The drinks are…read moreexpensive, the service was relatively slow when I was last there and it didn't have a great atmosphere. All in all, not the best of experiences. That said, however, I would be willing to try it again to give it a fair shot.