Fife and Angus Restaurants
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1. But 'n' Ben
$$ | |This homey restaurant serves lunches and dinners that offer a taste of quality Scottish home cooking, including Arbroath smokie pancakes, mince and tatties, venison with rowan jelly, and rich moist gingerbread, all at reasonable prices. It's next to Auchmithie's lovely shingle beach; a stroll here is the perfect way to work up an appetite or work off overindulgence.
Ethie St., Auchmithie, Angus, DD11 5SQ, Scotland01241-877223Known For
- Low-ceilinged crofthouse surroundings
- Traditional Scottish fare
- Sunday high tea
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Tues. No dinner Mon. -
2. Jute
$$ | |Downstairs at Dundee Contemporary Arts, this lively eatery serves breakfast at the bar, cocktails and snacks on the terrace in fine weather, or dinner in the open-plan dining area with huge windows that offer views of artists at work in the printmakers studio. There are plenty of handsomely presented dishes featuring quality Scottish meat, fish, and vegetables.
152 Nethergate, Dundee, Dundee City, DD1 4DY, Scotland01382-909246Known For
- Open-plan dining in artsy atmosphere
- Good for lunch and bar snacks
- Busy on weekends
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3. Reilly Shellfish Lobster Hut
$$ | |This hut on the pier, a hidden gem, sells beautifully cooked lobsters at surprisingly low prices, as well as other items like lobster rolls and dressed crab. They'll crack the lobster for you to allow for easy eating on a nearby bench; there is no seating, but the lobster is wonderful. Hours are seasonal (Easter to late September only) and weather dependent.
34 Shoregate, Crail, Fife, KY10 3SU, Scotland01333-450476Known For
- Freshest seafood
- Casual alfresco eating in a beach and harbor setting
- Varying, sometimes random hours
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Oct.–Easter and Mon. No dinner -
4. Ship Inn
$$ | |Overlooking Elie's sandy beach, the Ship Inn combines a nautically themed pub-restaurant serving superb Scottish cuisine with six pristine, tastefully white-shuttered rooms, four with stunning views of the sea. The relaxed atmosphere and views—with the comedy of a cricketing contest on shifting sands a bonus—make for an afternoon you'll never forget, especially if the weather is nice. Sports lovers visit Elie on summer weekends to watch cricket matches played on the beach outside, and it's a magic spot to dine at any time. The staff fires up a barbecue and cooks simple fare, including fish, lobster tacos, burgers, and chicken.
The Toft, Elie, Fife, KY9 1DT, Scotland01333-330246Known For
- Buzzy, stylish community hub
- Dining with sea views
- Excellent seafood
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5. Boat Brae
$$ | |Located within Newport's handsome former Victorian ferry terminal, this is a stunning spot to dine casually while spellbound by views of the Tay River and the Dundee skyline across the water. A versatile menu includes seafood shared platters and maritime mains, Scots steaks and lamb, and plenty of vegetarian options.
2–14 Boat Brae, Dundee, Dundee City, DD6 8EX, Scotland01382-540540Known For
- Historic building associated with the Thomas Telford-desgned pier
- Excellent breakfasts, sandwiches, and a cozy wood-filled bar
- Huge west-facing windows for sunset dining
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6. Little's
$$ | |Seek out this fabulous seafood restaurant in nearby Blairgowrie for its beautifully cooked catch of the day specials served amid the beautiful converted church interiors and towering stained glass windows. The daily specials, such as the chunky flatfish megrim, are cooked in almond-flaked nutty butter and served with sautéed potatoes.
1 Riverside Rd., Blairgowrie, Perth and Kinross, PH10 7GA, Scotland01250-875358Known For
- Intimate adjoining bar
- Atmospheric church surroundings
- Incredibly fresh fish
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Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. -
7. Piccolo
$$ | |This small basement eatery on Perth Road, with wooden tables and chairs and a quirky staff, attracts a diverse clientele. It serves well-crafted pasta dishes and mains that showcase fresh Scottish ingredients. It's a very intimate and quiet place—so usually a good choice for couples—but be warned that it books up on weekends. Many characterful West End pubs are nearby.
21 Perth Rd., Dundee, Dundee City, DD1 4JY, Scotland01382-201419Known For
- Candlelit intimacy
- Reservations needed on weekends
- Italian pancakes with ice cream
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun.–Tues., Reservations essential
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