The Generator project is something utterly unique. This…read moregallery is maintained, advertised and filled by it's members, which not only makes it a completely different experience every time you go - but the artists are often there and are more than willing to discuss their work. The project is also open to all for joining. There is an annual fee of £10 or £5 depending on your status, which not only means that you don't need a set quota to be shown, but that it is a place to get your art seen and appraised for the first time. Many members are students of the local Duncan of Jordanstone university. Overall, a brilliant concept with a very beneficial outcome.

Really tasty food and especially love the sweet potato fries and thai green curry!…read moreCinema has a great atmosphere as it is small but cosy and you can bring drinks from the bar in with you, bonus!

Having only visited this place to use the bar I can't comment on its food or cinema screens but the…read morepart of the exhibition space visible from the bar looks extensive. The bar itself is very popular & so there's usually quite a crush at it. It was well staffed though so waiting to get served was kept to a minimum and the choice of drinks on offer was better than average.

A hidden find for us as we were in town visiting our daughter and seeing her new apartment…read more Happened to run into the McManus which was nearby and decided to take a look. We were pleasantly surprised. Had a lot of history of Dundee, the Jacobite uprising, and Scotland in general. People working there were very friendly and helpful. Worth a look if you're in the area.

It is difficult to wrap one's head around the building. The masonry, the detail including the…read moremassively high ceiling are mind-blowing. The architecture is exceptional. Items on display were very well titled, luxe framing and pieces that were also unique to Scotland and the British Isles. I could have spent hours here ... Small but important point: air quality was great. They had dehumidifiers in place to protect the precious items and it was not boiling hot inside like some museums/galleries.

Called in here with an hour to fill before catching the train back to Edinburgh and found we could…read moreeasily have spent far longer as we never even made it up to the first floor, such was the interest generated by the interactive exhibits on the ground floor. Okay, the Tardis one didn't seem to be working & a couple of others need the odd part or two replacing but these are minor gripes which can be easily put right. The regular demonstrations/talks on through each day sounded good, as did the option to have kids birthday parties in the place. Definitely a good option if you want to keep the kids engaged and occupied at a reasonable price.

Move a ball with the power of your mind. Enjoy dramatic science demonstrations. See yourself in…read moreinfrared. Morph yourself into an ape. Investigate a crime. Try keyhole surgery. Take part in a science show. Immerse yourself in our interactive exhibitions. DSC Sensation is the only UK science centre based on the five senses. If you thought science was boring, think again. Dundee Science Centre brings science to life in dozens of imaginative ways.

After having dinner here last night, I am still set on this place. I had steak while my friend had…read morethe lamb, both lovely and cooked beautifully. For dessert we shared the chocolate fondant, was amazing! I will be dreaming about that dessert for a long time! We finished off with the cheese board, which we also enjoyed to the max. A little expensive but highly enjoyable.