Oh my god. This town? Great. This pub? Fab…read more 6 cask ales ,cheap n cheerful food, friendly, prompt service, within sight of the station (nearly, and blowing my whole theory about easy to find pubs). This is a fantastic place to have a quiet drink, alone or with a friend. Live it. Love it. This is the reality of the soul that chain pubs seek, with their artfully arranged tat. Even down to the schlitz neon between the antlers of the stuffed deer head. This was what I needed, and I am so glad I found it.

Pretty decent pub to have a cheeky few beers and even cheekier few meals in…read more Quite enjoy most things on the menu! Their ganja chips and spicy dip are well...spicy as fook. Their chilli....not so much, but I like it hot so give it a go! Great for pub lunches or an early tea!

Come for the beer. Not for the food…read more Service was slow and the burgers were dry and overcooked. Some odd mixtures too. Haloumi fries nice, but not with peanut satay (which doesn't taste like peanut satay).

Being June, the graduation menu was available so I had that in addition to a few appetisers from…read morethe regular menu. I liked the savoury donut, essentially Yorkshire pudding stuffed with haggis and served with a horseradish mayo. The haggis tasted delicious and had a nice soft texture that had a good contrast with the crispy exterior. As part of the graduation menu, I got the cullen skink, a traditional creamy soup of haddock, leek and potato. The chunks of fish and vegetable were deliciously tender and flavourful and I liked the strong seafood taste of the soup. I also liked that it was not overly thick or cloying. For my entree, I had the beer-braised pork belly. It was flavourful but not oily at all. However, it was a tad dry due to all the fats having been melted away. The potato mash was not too buttery and the roast vegetables were done perfectly. I then finished the meal with a selection of Scottish cheeses, fruit and water crackers. I liked the brie best because of the creamy and soft texture (as one normally expects of brie anyway). In general, the cheeses tasted all right and were not rave-worthy.

I stayed here with my husband and in-laws for 3 nights this month when we were golfing at several…read moreof the St. Andrews courses. It's about 40 minutes away from St. Andrews, but it's the closest Hilton and we were using points. The beautiful, old mansion that is featured on the website is an overly-flattering view of this hotel. That building is where the restaurant and bar are located, but the actual rooms are in an attached, 2-story stucco building that is lackluster at best. The gardens behind the hotel are very lovely on a nice day, however. The rooms themselves are fine. Nothing fancy but completely comfortable, and we weren't spending much time here. We had a king bed room that was in reality just two twins pushed together, which makes for very uncomfortable snuggling as you can feel the seam in your back. The room was small, but not the smallest I've experienced in Europe. BYO shampoo and conditioner--the stuff offered by the hotel is not good. One big complaint is that this sits adjacent to a major road, and you can hear cars on the highway at all hours of the day and night. The bar area is nice for a drink after a long day. The breakfast buffet is ample but not very tasty--low brow execution of Scottish favorites like haggis, blood pudding, eggs (very clearly powdered eggs!), beans and potato scones. The one way they over-deliver is the staff. Everyone was incredibly nice and accomodating. I wouldn't rush to stay here again, but it wasn't terrible.

We stayed here 1 night on a tour. The room was hot, there was zero ventilation and no way to open…read morethe window as it opened onto a kitchen exit of some kind so people could have come right in. The room was not maintained well and the bed sheets were dirty - not people dirty, but it looked like someone dropped a pen in the wash. Best part though was the shower - good, strong hot water. Too bad the bathroom fan was on its last legs and couldn't take the steam away. If it were only the room, I would actually come back here. It was all tolerable. However, the restaurant service was awful. It was like a scene out of Fawlty Towers. I witnessed the maître d yelling at a customer who had misunderstood the waiter. And when one of our tour members called him on it, another wait staff joined in to tell her off. To say there was any semblance of customer service on the two meals we had here would be a stretch. The faux maze outside the restaurant could only be used as an excuse to get out of the place fast so you didn't have to tolerate the staff attitude. For this reason, we have crossed this off our "go back to" list for sure.

Excellent place to have a drink. The staff is very friendly and professional. The service is…read moreawesome. There were people playing music and everyone was singing. The pool table and dart board were busy with spirited games. I totally recommend coming here for an excellent time.

It is a couple of years since I was last overnight in Dundee but in the years leading up to then…read morestayed here about 20 times - even on a couple of occasions when working for a couple of days in Aberdeen (75 mins drive). The food is great (Indian). The rooms are good and reasonably large although a couple of the single rooms I didn't like because the bed was parallel to the door and you slept either facing the wall or facing the door with the light shining through the slight gap at the bottom - yes fussy but soon got to know which rooms to ask for! The decor of many of the rooms is different (different nice not different poor) - room 8!

Good food,lovely place good service,stick to the bar menu,la carte a bit pricey,worth a vistread more

Food is great but the bar is in a basement of an old church is dingy, dirty and has a miserable…read moreatmosphere. Worth a visit for the food, but don't expect a nice friendly place.

Friendly staff, ok drinks prices, the decor has lots of faded glory. Much bigger inside than the…read moreoutdoor facing would suggest. Not great for live music though as the combination of pillars, railing, carpets and a central bar deaden any noise that's not chatter.

Decent pub. This is my regular pub when I visit Dundee. My mother-in-law lives right down the…read morestreet so I simply walk over. Solid drinks and food, nothing spectacular. If it weren't so close, I probably wouldn't go there too much.

I went there about a year ago for a meal, the service was good, the prices were a bit steep for a…read morecountry pub. I had the rumbledethumps for a starter, i'm sorry to say it was like eating raw potatoes and onions in a cream sauce, the main of venison and beef pie was ok but i've had better, I didn't stay for a dessert and i don't think i will be back for seconds

This is a very friendly, relaxed restaurant in this village inn. We were seated in the conservatory…read morewith a good view of the garden and we enjoyed watching all the sparrows and finches while we waited. A word of warning though we got the last free table so might be a good idea to book ahead. The range of options on the menu was excellent. The restaurant does a Senior Citizens lunch menu offering smaller portions. My mother liked this idea as her aptetite is not what it was. However she still managed to polish off two courses very good value at £8. The rest of the food was good, with special mentions for the lovely crisp chunky chips and the coffee, both of which were well above average. A special mention too for the staff who were all extremely friendly and helpful. All in all a very pleasant lunch.