Restaurants in Dundee & Angus
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Playwright
Next door to the theatre, and decorated with photos of Scottish actors, this innovative cafe-bar and bistro serves a 'grazing menu' of light meals (£5 to £8) from noon to 5pm, a lunch and pre-theatre menu (£17/20 for two/three courses) and a gourmet à la carte menu that concentrates on fine Scottish produce with dishes such as saddle of lamb with wild mushrooms and roast halibut with shellfish sauce.
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Metro
Sleek, slate-blue banquettes, white linen napkins, black-clad staff and a view of Victoria Dock lend an air of city sophistication to this stylish hotel brasserie, with a menu that ranges from steaks and burgers to Caribbean jerk chicken with coconut curry. There’s a three-course dinner menu for £21.50. Located just east of the city centre, close to the Frigate Unicorn.
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Metro
Sleek, slate-blue banquettes, white linen napkins, black-clad staff and a view of Victoria Dock lend an air of city sophistication to this stylish hotel brasserie, with a menu that ranges from steaks and burgers to Caribbean jerk chicken with coconut curry. There's a three-course dinner menu for £21.50. Located just east of the city centre, close to the Frigate Unicorn.
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Jute Cafe-Bar
The industrial-chic cafe-bar in the Dundee Contemporary Arts centre serves excellent deli sandwiches and steaks, as well as more adventurous Mediterranean-Asian fusion cuisine. Early-bird menu (5pm to 6.30pm daily) offers a two-course dinner for £12. Tables spill out into the sunny courtyard in summer.
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Jute Cafe-Bar
The industrial-chic cafe-bar in the Dundee Contemporary Arts centre serves excellent deli sandwiches and steaks, as well as more adventurous Mediterranean-Asian fusion cuisine. Early-bird menu (5pm to 6.30pm daily) offers a two-course dinner for £12. Tables spill out into the sunny courtyard in summer.
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Agacán
With a charismatic owner, quirky decor and wonderfully aromatic Turkish specialities (Iskender kebab is our favourite), it's no wonder that you have to book ahead at this little spot on a corner, a 20 minute walk up Perth Rd from the centre. If you can't get a table, you can settle for takeaway.
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Dil'se
Dundee loves a curry, and nobody does it better than this sleek modern Bangladeshi restaurant most of the way up Perth Rd. The bold, contemporary approach extends beyond the delicious old favourites to new dishes, such as Mas Bangla, which brings the subcontinent to Scots salmon.
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André’s
A quaint little corner that appears to have been fashioned out of someone’s attic bedroom, André’s nevertheless offers an authentic taste of France with a small, ever-changing menu of French classics ranging from onion soup to boeuf bourguignon.
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Jahangir
The food is good, but it’s worth going to this curry house for the décor alone – pure Hollywood Moghul, with a turbaned doorman, an over-the-top tent, and a tinkling fountain inhabited by live goldfish and carp (no, they’re not on the menu).
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Ship Inn
On the seafront around the corner from the Fisherman's is the snug, wood-panelled, 19th-century Ship Inn, which serves top-notch dishes ranging from gourmet haddock and chips to venison steaks; you can eat in the upstairs restaurant, or down in the bar (bar meals £7 to £9). It's always busy, so get there early to grab a seat.
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Rep Theatercafé
The city’s arty types hang out in this Continental-style café-bar and restaurant in the foyer at the Dundee Rep Theatre. Great sandwiches and pizza, as well as tasty steaks, fish cakes and veggie dishes.
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Visocchi’s
Visocchi’s – a 70-year-old institution – is a traditional, family-run Italian café that sells delicious homemade ice cream, good coffee, and a range of burgers, pizzas and pasta dishes.
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Rep Theatre Cafe
The city's arty types hang out in this Continental-style cafe-bar and restaurant in the foyer at the Dundee Rep Theatre. Great sandwiches and pizza, as well as tasty steaks, fishcakes and veggie dishes.
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Fisher & Donaldson
There's an excellent tearoom in the upmarket bakery and patisserie.
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