Tasty, good-value, homemade burgers and chips. Comfy sofas. Quick and friendly service. Would like…read moreto go back in the evening for cocktails.

Nice cozy place with great friendly servers, wonderful steaks and great sides. Prawns and…read morecauliflower both outstanding.

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.

What a great wee place. I visited with my Mother in Law when up visiting from Glasgow. If you know…read moreGlasgow then This place is very similar to Ox & Finch. However, for those unfamiliar, then this is a small plate restaurant so you order a few dishes you want to try. Everything's pretty notch and not too expensive for the quality of food you are eating. It's also a great location to watch a world famous silvery Tay sunset.

Wow! Just wow!! The…read morewhole concept was just so perfect. The location of this restaurant is so fantastic, the big windows that brought so much light in to the room and the amazing view of the river. A pretty small restaurant which I loved. Super nice waitresses, great survives. The vibe is chic and for me it reminded me of the beautiful west coast in Sweden. Going on a trip to Scotland and have the opportunity to eat at such an awesome restaurant got me so happy. So let's talk about the food, It was like a tapas menu. So I ordered 3 different things and one desert. Everything was so smooth and just melted in my mouth. The food was worth every little cent.

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.

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.

stayed in dundee for a week from southern cal. Went to the barrelman 3 times, great service, food…read moreand drink. The steak and burgers are high quality and well prepared. Fries are excellent as are the beer, cider and wiskey selection. Can't wait to return on my next trip to scotland

Somewhere between a three and four star on this one. Nice enough interior though not really…read morepub-like. Service pretty sad at least from the young lady we had, seemed to forget us and disappeared at the end altogether (I think) to have her own dinner. As to food, I rather enjoyed the dough balls we had as appetizer and the fish and chips were decent. My wife thought her "katsu" - breaded chicken on a bao bun would have been better if the chicken was not breaded to give more taste. The salted caramel cake we had for dessert was, however, delicious. So a decent meal but - as my school reports used to say - could do better!

My partner and I came here for a date night, and the place in general felt very cramped. It may…read morehave been the time we had went at, but there had been a large party sized group of adults, who were just standing about, shouting and being loud. On the other hand, the food was not too bad. I had a lemon shrimp dish, which was very bitter and tasted a little off. However, the dessert's are great, same with their drink options and their starters. The staff were lovely, but not very quick.

Cute place with easily available parking. Two in my party had the bagel with the Scottish Smoked…read moreSalmon. They loved it!! I had the Royale which is eggs Benedict with Scottish salmon. Delicious. Very cozy and lovely service. Would be my go to if I lived here!!

We had the pleasure of frequenting Mcdaniels twice on our trip. Last evening we had excellent…read moreservice by Peter & a classic rock band played as well. He spoke about the delicious breakfast they had. My daughter mentioned that she missed having pancakes as we are from the US. Today we went for breakfast and Peter put pancakes on the special of the day. The breakfast was very hearty and delicious! The four of us enjoyed pancakes as well as Scottish breakfast. The service was impeccable and the prices were very reasonable. We have one more night on our trip and I'm sure will be back. Thanks for the great service Peter!

The View is an aptly named restaurant. Set in the lovely village of Wormit, it overlooks the Tay…read moreRail Bridge with a view of Dundee across the river. It even has outdoor seating where you can dine, have a drink and take in the view, weather permitting of course. I had lunch here with friends and was very pleased with my meal. The main menu has options of 2 or 3 courses with a la carte options as well. I opted for the lunch menu and went with the Chicken tikka open sandwich. I was thoroughly surprised that it was actually chicken tikka strips on an open sandwich. (I was surprised simply because most places that advertise a chicken tikka sandwich really mean that they have chicken chunks in an Indian-ish flavoured mayo.) The chicken was served on a bed of salad, mayo and an impressively thick slice of brown bread (no complaints about this lovely bread). The sandwich was great. I did, however, think that it had too much mayo, partially due to the fact that I didn't feel like it added anything to the taste of the sandwich... but this is an extremely minor complaint, if not simply a personal preference. It was served with a side of coleslaw and small portion of salted crisps. My friends got the impressive looking seafood platter for two, which I think I would recommend. The View is a nice little unexpected gem in a village that has a post office and one local shop. If you're in Wormit or Newport, check it out.

Delicious food. Quite sophisticated for such a small village. Might confuse people who are used to…read moreheaps of ordinary 'pub grub' and have no experience of this quality of cuisine. Not sure the use of the term 'Tapas' is useful as it implies ( to most people) that they are serving Spanish food when they really mean that the dishes on the Tasting Menu should be eaten 'in the same way as a tapas menu' with a selection of items shared amongst a group of customers. Although the concept is well advanced in major towns and cities and viewers of Masterchef will also understand the idea it is not perhaps widespread in a smaller location and could lead to misunderstandings and disappointment. Which would be a shame. Clearly the Chef has worked in luxury restaurants where Rosettes are the norm and the food appreciated. Very friendly, courteous staff. Excellent service and good value for money. We will definitely be back.