Was here for a wedding this week and I was very impressed with the venue, once we actually found…read moreit! It's literally in the middle of nowhere, which adds to its charm, but does make it slightly more awkward for wedding guests who aren't staying in a lodge on site. The views from the bar, the room the marriage takes place in, and the function suite are incredible - out over the fishing lake and into the trees too. Beautiful on a lovely sunny day! Downside - Kingennie is used for fishing, so during the ceremony, the occasional fisherman (& quad biker) went past the window behind the bride and groom... Slightly distracting! You'd think they could maybe restrict movement there for an hour or so during the ceremony! The bar prices were very reasonable for a wedding, and the food was lovely (especially the samosas at evening time - yum yum!), and the toilets were spotless. Downstairs in the restaurant, there was a corner filled with kids toys, ideal for the children in our group... And the adults too! Definitely a lovely wedding venue and a lovely place for a day out, once you find it!

Stayed for three days at the Glen Lee at the Waterside. Great Lodge, very comfortable. But what it…read morereally made was the friendliness of the team. Highly recommended if you are looking for a quiet stay in great surroundings. Would definitely go back!

Me and my Girlfriend stayed at this hotel for 2 nights (Friday and Saturday) We had exceptional…read moreservice from all staff and eventhough there were weddings and private functions on both night we were not disregarded or not attended to by staff. They all were so friendly and helpful. Really beautiful surroundings and lovely vibes . Thanks.

Amazing impressive staff always. Probably the best place in Broughty Ferry! I love the fish n chips…read moreso much in the daytime and top notch place for drinks at night. Really nice chips and the best onion rings I've found in Scotland!

We loved staying at the fort while in Broughty Ferry. Great place with lovely breakfast and…read morefantastic Italian restaurant too. The beer is delightful too. They are getting ready to open a wine bar too. Lots of different tastes in one place .

We didn't use the hotel so I can't comment on that but we visited the restaurant for a family meal…read moreand I was extremely impressed considering this place is a JD Weatherspoon. I hadn't visited a Weatherspoon for quite a long time, but my previous experiences of eating in them had always been pretty poor, amazingly cheap but rubbish quality. The decor was as I would expect, adequate but soulless. I was however immediately impressed by the new menu design and options. The prices were all still incredibly cheap so although the menu appealed to me I didn't hold any high hopes! I went for a gourmet burger, that came with fries, onion rings and a pint for a mere £6.99. The "free drink" choices were extensive so I was impressed with that alone. I also ordered a children's spag bol for my 1.5 year old son. The food arrived and I was immediately surprised by how good it looked. The giant burger stack was presented really well, the bun was fresh and lightly toasted, the burger was thick and juicy. I couldn't quite believe my eyes or taste buds! Now for £6.99 I have no doubt in my mind these weren't the finest ingredients (quite possibly even horse), but I didn't actually care as it tasted great. My son also wolfed down almost all of his meal and the bit I tried was not the bland tasteless sauce I was expecting, but flavorsome and meaty. If you haven't tried a Weatherspoon in a while and want a cheap meal out then I can't recommend enough for value for money!

Made the reasonably sized bar here the first port of call on a damp & cold November Sunday night…read moreand its cosy atmosphere was very welcome. Good level of service although for some reason they don't take payment by card. Run-of-the-mill selection of alcohol on offer.

This is the first stop on my whisky pigrimage…read more Do they have rooms here - not a bloody clue. How about food - probably. One thing is for sure - They do have a hell of a lot of whisky. Step into the bar and be prepared for the spectacle. The Taychreggan won the "Gordon & MacPhail Whisky Bar of the Year" title in 2005. I would have to say over 100 bottles of fine malts. Not the largest but enough to start you on your journey

Checking in at the hotel late at night we wore happy to have some food at the hotels restaurant. We…read moreall ordered the salmon. We were starving so the tummy was very pleased. Then we had dessert. Me and two in my company got their "hot chocolate with whipped cream". A cute idea, putting ice cream and whipped cream in a cup and then on the side you've got a little cup to poor meted chocolate over it. I would have preferred a smaller serving. The other one in the company had "etton mess" like meringue with strawberry coulis. - The waitresses was nice and friendly. - The restaurant itself could get a lift up. Pretty boring setup not cozy. - A little overpriced I would say

Refreshing high service lodging perfectly placed to enjoy Carnoustie Golf Course. Well trained…read morestaff paid attention to details. Room accommodations surpass perhaps dated outward appearance.

Nice traditional style pub, serving food, car park to rear with beer garden, loads of big screens…read morefor all the sports events. Always a warm welcome. Quite often has events outside in the large car park/beer garden. Well worth a visit.

Happy is the Theme…read more In a leafy Monifieth, on the banks of Brought Ferry, The Milton Inn is a contemporary pub with warm red walls, open log fires and is generally a happy place. And while on this happy theme, the service from the young staff is excellent, both friendly and efficient, reflecting what seems to be a happy team stuck in a happy place. Too much happy? No, just about right... The menu's varied, covering the usual pub favourites from fish and chips to roasts, as well as the likes of goats' cheese and tomato salad and chargrilled oriental duck, in addition to daily specials. The dishes are made in-house and include plenty of locally sourced ingredients. The bar stocks a range of Scottish real ales, periodically including Angus Ales and ales from the new Mòr brewery at Kellas, a full complement of Angus whiskies and a good wine list. There were a few grumbles from our table of 11 about food quality "steak pie lacking gravy" and "burger over salted with dry bun", but on the whole all seemed to enjoy their large platefuls, but maybe that's more to do with the good company and atmosphere? So I can't start swinging from the rafters, but saying that there are pros that suggest we'll be back...