Service was good. Food was fine but the decor felt weird with Indian food.Do check out the back…read moreroom with the railroad car seating

Such a sweet place with the loveliest owners. We stopped in on a late night drive by happenchance…read moreas this was the only restaurant we passed and it turned into a delightful memory. The restaurant wasn't even open, with the owner John busy repainting the dining room. I think he sensed our desperation and invited us on in. His wife came down and prepared the most delicious home cooked meal, including the best fish & chips I've ever tasted. This place is special and the owners are just the sweetest ever. We will not forget our experience and the kindness of the owners.

Food was excellent. Nice fare with elegant touches. No relation to the other drovers inn across the…read moreway. Good food for this remote angus area.

We were here for our 25th wedding anniversary coming across from San Diego we selected theirs place…read moreafter a recommendation from Townhead Bed &Breakfast Brechin. I emailed and set my reservation and received a copy of the menu. It was a Thursday evening when we arrived and pretty quiet. The staff were excellent and Tracy was very patient with us at the end when we were the only ones left in the establishment. The food was excellent, the ambiance was perfect. It was a great place to celebrate our anniversary and I recommend this restaurant to anyone on the area. It is "out in the sticks" but well worth the taxi drive to and from there.

Food and drinks were the best!!! Stick to it though, it can be hard to find but it's worth itread more

Food is delicious! Comfort food, cozy atmosphere & attentive staff…read moreEveryone's meal was good... WOW

Staff is friendly and our server was very nice and polite, but the food itself came very slowly…read more Roast beef had odd char flavor but sides were good(Yorkshire pudding, broccoli, potatoes, carrot). The accompanying gravy was delicious! Others had chicken schnitzel, haggis starter and carbonara pasta. Those were all quite good. If service had been quicker, I would give a higher rating.

Excellent food here. But I will always remember how kind and lovely the staff were to me here on my…read more18th birthday. Lovely unique decor as well!

The Ploughman is a traditional style pub serving traditional pub meals with a focus on local…read moresuppliers. The dining area was a good size but not ideal for larger groups. We were a party of 14 with a high chair for our daughter and we did feel a little squeezed in and I don't think they could have taken a party bigger than ours due to the layout of the space. The decor is very old pub feeling with dark woods, dark carpets and twee trinkets dotted around the room and on the walls. If you're after a modern gastro-pub experience, you won't find it here! The food itself was a bit of a mixed bag. I chose Oriental Prawns for starter and they were quite obviously bought in ready made and frozen and weren't anything spectacular, you can get equally good (or better) from the freezer cabinet of your local supermarket. They were served with a chilli sauce which was tasty, but straight from a bottle so you would expect it to taste good and a side salad which came with no dressing at all, my pet hate when I go out to eat. There nothing worse than a pile of dry salad just dumped on the side of a plate with no thought, it's not too much of a chore to add a little drizzle of olive oil at the very least. The main course was a Jekyll and Hyde type dish and is a good snapshot of the overall dining experience. I ordered steak au poivre cooked medium and it genuinely was one of the nicest pieces of meat that I've had in a while. They list their local suppliers on the menu and I'm wishing I had taken a note of the butcher that the steak came from as it was excellent. The pepper sauce was plentiful and delicious, but again I suspect that it came from a jar/packet and that may be the reason. All the mains come with a choice of chips or potatoes and veg and again are of the frozen variety. This is a real shame as they let down what would otherwise have been an excellent dish. It was reasonably priced at £17, but for that I'd be expecting more than opening a bag of frozen chips and deep frying them. The service was very good, friendly staff who couldn't have done more to help us and they were quick and efficient without being intrusive at all. Overall, the meal here was ok. The food that was cooked from fresh was delicious, but let down be pre-prepared sides. The place itself is a little dated with perhaps the most uncomfortable seats I've sat on in a while, but for a reasonably priced meal with family, it was perfectly acceptable.

We have just returned from lunch at No.10. Appreciate it was Mother's day which might have had an…read moreimpact on the usual Sunday service, but it was the only opportunity for me and my son to meet with old friends from South Africa. The menu, the meal, the service was faultless and we all had the same roast rib of Scotch beef. However, the stereophonic screaming of babies and toddlers was unbearable. I could see from the glances of other customers that we were not the only ones who felt that it was rather irritating. I have three grown children but I would never have taken them to a more upmarket restaurant for lunch if they were prone to that behaviour. I am sure the parents were struggling and possibly felt some embarrassment and could not enjoy their meals. There is absolutely nothing wrong with small children screaming, but it was unexpected in a restaurant of such pleasant ambiance and food.

I had been to No. 10 before, but only with work. This was the first time with the family. And what…read morea great visit a was. Unusual in its setting (you hardly know it is there), the atmosphere was bustling, the service friendly and the food great. A great variety in style of dishes we had one cauliflower pakora, a couple of haggis bonbons and a bar bun, followed by a burger, a lamb shank, halibut an d curry, followed by some nice desserts. A great place to visit.

Idk really know. Kinda just mid…read moreSTRAIGHT MID Where is 2.5 stars? Fine 3 stars :) Food was GREAT Service was bad Loud like very loud. The noise was actually crazy crazy!

Nice place, good food, good ambiance…read more Service is good, waiters and waitresses are friendly and professional. May not be the best food I had, but it's pretty close (counting Scottish food only, I haven't tried the steaks) Price is fair, maybe a bit expensive to be a regular, but not overpriced. Good for dates or family outings. Definitely recommend the place

I've had lunch here twice so far and both meals were fantastic! Most noteable were the Haddock and…read morechips. That was probably one of the BEST fish & chips I've ever had. The filet was huge, golden brown but not greasy at all. The fish was really fresh and flakey. It came with peas and a stack of really thick cut fries. The fish itself was so big though, I didn't even take a bite of the peas or fries. I'd say I can't wait to get it again, however, I have to say, the entire menu looked really good, so both times I've gone I've had a hard time choosing what to get. Ultimately, I can't wait to go back to the Albyne, hopefully for dinner soon.

Nice place to either grab a quick bite to eat off their bar menu or have a nice sit down meal. The…read morebar is also good with a nice outside area. Good happy hour deal aswell!

Meh. Nice spot for a pint and quite the strange selection of food items (pizza, fish and chips, ice…read morecream). I don't know if it's trying to be American or what the deal is. Pick your table and head to the counter to order. Food is pretty cheap but average at best. It took a long time for food to come which seems to be normal while looking at the other reviews. There are other pubs and places to eat, you can skip this one.

Oh Archibald's. Wetherspoon's pubs are a push and a pull…read more You get great deals, adequate food for a good price, and they're usually pretty lively. But they're never as intimate or home-y, and half the charm of a British pub is that cozy, can't-get-it-anywhere-else sort of vibe. Archibald Simpson's is conveniently location at the end of Union street, and the building itself is pretty nice. There's plenty of room and different kinds of seating depending on your needs/party size. Usually I'd be in there with a group of friends so it was handy to have the big back booths that are bit off the main path so we could be loud and silly and take up space without causing a ruckus. I've had a couple meals there; they were edible and fine, if not memorable. I do have a soft spot for this place, I'll admit, as I happened to be going here with some friends the night my now-husband first asked me to be more than a friend ;) A good pub if you're doing the rounds or need a quick pint with friends before heading somewhere else nearby, but I wouldn't choose it as a destination in and of itself if you just want a one-pub-night.

This is one of my favorite go-to pubs when I visit Dundee! Located conveniently in the city-centre,…read morein a handsome circular building, this pub is a fantastic option on this end of the street. Serves your normal Dundee pub-grub. Attracts a mix of professionals, shoppers, tourists, and workers from the downtown area. Beautiful stained glass windows.

It's a simple pub. Quite nice one actually - if there wasn't the music. This place is the best…read moreexample how bad music attracts the wrong kind of people and thus ruins the entire atmosphere. Cheapest pop music with no sense of taste. Thus the nice interior becomes cheap and crappy. At least the staff is quite friendly.