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.

They may have been decent before the lockdowns, but they could not care about you as a customer and…read morethe place being completely empty at 7pm is for good reason. We went there tonight for my wife's birthday and we were treated horribly from start to finish. I would never go here again and would highly recommend that anyone thinking of going here goes elsewhere. My wife's steak was hard. Yes, hard. It didn't come with the sides stated on the menu. For the price of £29, it sure tasted like last year's frozen beef and was cooked dry. The burger was "meh" at best. The food was cold and my guess is that the poor service is why the steak was hard and the burger soggy and cold. Let me add that the place was empty, so there was no excuse for the poor service We had to chase down the waitress, the older and blonde lady working there tonight on the 8th of June, to get pay our bill. We were completely ready to leave and when we got the bill she dropped it and walked away. I had my wallet in my hand and nothing left on the table. We yelled after her to come back and she never did. We had to get the younger chap in the place to come with a card reader to pay so we could leave. How unbelievably RUDE. JUST SAY NO! GO ELSEWHERE!

Really nice place with well cooked food…read more Despite its location a bit away from the city centre, it's definitely a place that worth a visit. Not particularly expensive (in the £10 range) with a good variety in the menu.

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.

Excellent, personalized service. The owners could not have gone more out of their way to make us…read morefeel welcomed. Everyone loved their meals.

A local club had organised our annual rally here at Kingsbarns, a small sleepy village where there…read moreare no shops, barbers, or even a post office , just a small village pub, located inside a small hotel. The hotel only has two rooms, a small bar, and two separate dining areas, with a beer garden outside. On our four day stay in one of the rented nearby cottages we where literally two minutes walk to the bar from the house, with three of the days we ended up here on most days at lunch time till close. Food is served at lunch times and the evenings and also we ate here three days out of four, and the food was pretty good serving the likes of Fish & chips, macaroni cheese and burgers to name a few. The bar area is small, and choice was limited, but I think this was due to the location, and locals didn't seem to go out drinking. Overall we had a great time here, and would recommend The Inn at Kingsbarns to anyone that was passing through or staying nearby.

Delicious gem. Friendly service. Gorgeous ambiance. Carefully curated. Five stars.read more

This is quite possibly the most beautiful dining experience I have ever had. A diverse menu with a…read morerotating selection of specials from the land and sea. Attentive and charming service, but the best part is the namesake of the restaurant, the waterside view! I enjoyed the mushroom, pea, asparagus risotto, and my companions savored the pork loin, sea bass, mackerel, and prawns. A magical place!

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.

Wow !!!! If you're a foodie who loves to eat or cook this place is fantastic. Such a wonderful…read moreselection of ingredients and unique items. We were traveling so I wasn't able to buy fresh, but the butcher shop was to die for. Lots of interesting and unusual non food items to. They had a cafe to dine in and I would suggest you do so !!! All in all a lovely stop on the way to St Andrews.

This weary traveler made a beeline for Balgove Larder upon arrival in St. Andrews and while I have…read moreonly been here for 15 minutes I still strongly recommend. So many delightful provisions to stock up with, and a cafe to fortify oneself until check in time! I ordered the steak pie - simple and filling. The seasonal vegetables were wilted greens. It's loud and busy and happy in here. The service is very friendly.

Great spot for light delicious lunch when the rest of the restaurants are closed on Tuesdays (try…read morethe local half buttered lobster). Where else can you find a refreshing bottle of Rose too for 21£?! Servers on top of everything always attentive and upbeat Grateful!

From the food point of view, this place deservers 5 stars. The fact that it's located in a golf…read moreclub, and that there was a rather noisy party going on next door at the time of our visit (including drunk people coming into the restaurant to try and buy more drink), plus the lackadaisical service by some of the staff causes me to only give it 4 overall. Still, there are precious few places in this neck of the woods that can do food of this standard, so don't be put off. For starters, I had the scallops (without the bacon and black pudding), which were so succulent that they practically melted in the mouth. That was followed by an evening special of halibut, which arrived with two round slices of what looked like cheese on top, but which turned out to be a slightly spiced butter concoction. Yowza! It also came with samphire, one of my favourite greens. I was pretty full after that, but manfully struggled on to the dark chocolate torte (sans ice cream), which was a perfect finishing touch to the meal. Herself opted for the cheeseboard, which had a nice selection of local cheeses (but not too much) with grapes and water crackers. Full marks for the cuisine, slightly less for decor and service.

Visited the The Boathouse Loch Leven with my wife. The setting is glorious. We were offered a seat…read moreon the decking overlooking a stunning vista of Loch Leven & The Castle, but we opted the comfort of the snug with a window view. The staff were friendly, helpful & accommodating. We ordered cocktails (Margarita & Spicy Bloody Mary) A little on the expensive side, but large and worth every penny, cool, refreshing & enough to last the meal. The menu is varied & pleasing to both the eye and the wallet. We both had burgers, my wife choosing a double burger tower , with myself ordering a spinach & falafel burger, both with delicious hand cooked fries and salad. All meals are freshly made on site, but with perfect company & a wonderful view to soak up, the wait seemed momentary. Everything about the Boathouse is warm and inviting. I look forward to our next visit. 10/10

We made the mistake of visiting this branch of Little Chef for breakfast after staying at adjacent…read moreTravelodge and if I went back in time I'd grab a sandwich and coffee from the garage instead. Tables were dirty, service was slow, food was very poor, coffee was also rotten. Give it a miss.