Fife and Angus Restaurants
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1. 18
$$$$ | |Set in the Rusacks Hotel's sophisticated yet relaxed brasserie-style rooftop venue, 18 delivers an exquisite dining experience along with attentive service and a quality Scottish produce-heavy seasonal menu by top chef Derek Johnstone. The freshest seafood, including Orkney scallops and halibut, are accompanied by zesty but not overpowering flavors and tasty al dente vegetable sides, while the impressive selection of dry-aged Aberdeen Angus cuts on display as you enter are expertly cut, flame-licked, and seared to perfection.
Pilmour Links, St. Andrews, Fife, KY16 9JQ, Scotland01865-256604Known For
- Golf course and beach balcony views
- Excellent dessserts including raspberry Cranachan soufflé
- Impressive dry-aged steaks
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Rate Includes: No lunch Mon.–Sat. -
2. Anstruther Fish Bar
$ | |Next door to the Scottish Fisheries Museum, this popular fish-and-chips shop has a functional space to eat, but most people order takeout. Try local specialties including Pittenweem prawns in batter or the catch of the day, which could be mackerel (line caught by the owners), hake, or local crab.
42–44 Shore St., Anstruther, Fife, KY10 3AQ, Scotland01333-310518Known For
- Consistently excellent fish-and-chips
- Friendly staff
- Ice-cream counter with novel flavors
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3. But 'n' Ben
$$ | |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
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Rate Includes: Closed Tues. No dinner Mon. -
4. Jute
$$ | |Downstairs at Dundee Contemporary Arts, this lively eatery serves breakfast at the bar, cocktails and snacks on the terrace in fine weather, or dinner in the open-plan dining area with huge windows that offer views of artists at work in the printmakers studio. There are plenty of handsomely presented dishes featuring quality Scottish meat, fish, and vegetables.
152 Nethergate, Dundee, Dundee City, DD1 4DY, Scotland01382-909246Known For
- Open-plan dining in artsy atmosphere
- Good for lunch and bar snacks
- Busy on weekends
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5. Ship Inn
$$ | |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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6. Sol y Sombra Tapas Bar
$$$ | |It looks like an old Scottish pub, and it is, but the vibrant ceramics, tapas, and sangria are so authentic they'll make you feel as if you're in España. Choose from the set menus, like a £20 lunch or £28 dinner, and you'll be served a steady stream of cracking little dishes. Booking in advance is essential. One word of warning: don't go looking for a quiet, romantic meal.
27 Gray St., Broughty Ferry, Dundee City, DD5 2BH, Scotland01382-776941Known For
- Boisterous atmosphere
- Revelatory tapas
- Occasional live music
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Rate Includes: Reservations essential -
7. The Grange Inn
$$$$ | |Fife foodies flock to this beautifully converted 17th-century farmhouse surrounded by verdant fields just 10 minutes outside town. The prix-fixe menus offer exquisitely crafted dishes using the best seasonal Scots produce such as beef, pork, mackerel, and wild sea trout. The atmospheric, dark-beamed, stone-walled interior has the warmth of an open fire and stunning views over the green landscape and St. Andrews. There's an attractive garden out front: the perfect spot for taking dessert and a drink or two while watching the bird life and resident rabbits.
Grange Rd., St. Andrews, Fife, KY16 8LJ, Scotland01334-472675Known For
- Stunning location
- Great lunch deals
- Superb service
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Rate Includes: Closed Mon.--Wed., Reservations essential -
8. Bellrock
$ | |You can't go to Arbroath and not sample some fish-and-chips. Just across the road from the Signal Museum and painted in nautical white and blue, this local favorite has outside benches for warmer days. You'll find all the classics—breaded or battered—but if you are in the mood for something a little different, the spicy fish (in a spiced batter) has certainly won over discerning locals.
33 Ladyloan, Arbroath, Angus, DD11 1PW, Scotland01241-873656Known For
- Great fish suppers
- Weekday buffet
- Extensive menu that also includes pizza and burgers
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9. Boat Brae
$$ | |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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10. Castlehill
$$$ | |This spot delivers elegant and inventive dishes in a stylish yet relaxed contemporary setting on trendy Exchange Street. The young, talented team here showcase quality Scottish ingredients in their well-crafted seasonal menus, complemented by an expert mixologist serving alluring aperitifs, a decent wine list, and cheeky cocktails.
22-26 Exchange St., Dundee, Dundee City, DD1 3DL, Scotland01382-220008Known For
- Good-value lunch and à la carte menus
- Epic tasting menus with wine flights
- Tempting cocktail bar.
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. -
11. Craig Millar @ 16 West End
$$$$ | |This eatery overlooking the harbor run by Dundonian chef Craig Millar put St. Monans on Scotland's culinary map. The fixed-price menu has vegetarian and meat options, but with salty fruits of the North Sea on the Fife quayside—such as crab, cod, hake, and mackerel—it's all about Craig's expertise with seafood.
16 West End, St. Monans, Fife, KY10 2BX, Scotland01333-730327Known For
- Elegant seafood dining
- Gorgeous terrace with sea views
- Attentive service
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Mon. and Tues. No dinner Sun, Reservations essential -
12. Little's
$$ | |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. -
13. Manchurian Chinese Restaurant
$ | |This family-run restaurant above a Chinese supermarket will not win any style awards (it feels a little like a hotel conference suite), but thanks to its food it has won a loyal following. Dishes are fresh and light, from plump and fragrant dim sum to more unusual offerings.
15a Gellatly St., Dundee, Dundee City, DD1 3DY, Scotland01382-228822Known For
- Authentic Chinese with modern twist
- Chinese supermarket downstairs
- Handy takeout service
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Wed., Reservations essential -
14. Ostlers Close Restaurant
$$$$ | |Tucked away in an alley off the main street, this cottage-style restaurant has earned a well-deserved reputation for top-quality cuisine that is imaginative without trying to be showy. Elegantly presented in the warm-hued, smart dining room, dishes show off the locally sourced meat and fish, as well as homegrown and foraged produce to best advantage. It's an intimate and popular place, so it's a good idea to reserve ahead.
25 Bonnygate, Cupar, Fife, KY15 4BU, Scotland01334-655574Known For
- Fine produce
- Daily menus including vegetarian options
- Intimate atmosphere that can get crowded
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun.--Tues., Reservations essential -
15. Piccolo
$$ | |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 -
16. Surf & Turf
$$$$ | |With grandstand views of the Old Course's 18th green and a menu combining subtle and robust flavors, this is a superb venue for a celebratory meal. The head chef often circulates to introduce the mix of delicate seafood bites with bold meat flavors, which regularly hit the sweet spot between sophistication and lip-smacking gluttony. For lunch the steak frites are a perennial favorite, but for sheer indulgence, book a window seat to enjoy the mesmerizing vistas (especially at sunset) and nuanced dishes.
Pilmour Links, St. Andrews, Fife, KY16 9JQ, Scotland0344-879–9136Known For
- Aged, marinated, and spiced meats
- Exquisite seafood
- Mesmerizing views
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17. Tailend Restaurant
$ | |The line of customers outside might be a bit off-putting, but just focus on the sweet smell of fish-and-chips from St. Andrews's best chipper. There's a busy light-filled dining room and modish seating area, or you can carry out and eat on the university grounds (though be wary of the dive-bombing gulls). The menu also offers tiger prawns, seared scallops, burgers, and a fish of the day, but you can't go wrong with the battered haddock supper with chips. Reserve in advance if you want to dine in. Their basement sister restaurant in Dundee shares the same excellent menu.
130 Market St., St. Andrews, Fife, KY16 9PD, Scotland01334-474070Known For
- The best fish-and-chips in St. Andrews
- Arbroath smokies
- Fabulous starters and desserts
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Rate Includes: Reservations essential -
18. The Cellar
$$$$ | |Entered through a cobbled courtyard, this unpretentious, atmospheric restaurant is run by talented head chef Billy Boyter and family. The prix-fixe meals (including the six-course lunch menu for £75 and the eight-course dinner menu for £120 per person) feature locally sourced seafood and meat such as crab, hake, mussels, beef, lamb, and quail. Plates are elegant, understated, and inventive, very much in the style of the new breed of Scottish chefs. For a true gourmand splurge ask to pair your tasting menu with some wonderful wines.
24 E. Green, Anstruther, Fife, KY10 3AA, Scotland01333-310378Known For
- Elegant yet informal dining
- Exquisite produce
- Wine-pairing option
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun.--Tues., Reservations essential -
19. The Saint
$ | |Once local favorite the Westport, this reliable lunch and brunch stop has been revamped with swanky contemporary interiors complimented by a relaxed vibe, tasty cocktails, and excellent pub food. The reasonably priced menu offers everything from chunky gourmet sandwiches to seared scallops to heaped salads—all are best enjoyed in the flowery garden on sunny afternoons. Upstairs are four bright B&B rooms from £160.
170 South St., St. Andrews, Fife, KY16 9EG, Scotland01334-473186Known For
- Gorgeous sun-draped beer garden
- First-rate food from breakfast until late night
- Friendly youthful staff
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20. The Seafood Ristorante
$$$$ | |The striking glass-walled venue perched above the West Sands consistently delivers the freshest and most refined seafood dishes in St. Andrews. Scottish-Italian owner Stefano keeps the emphasis on prime Scots seafood while adding il bel paese flourishes and menu staples like risotto, agnolotti (stuffed pasta pockets), and cicchetti (Venetian-style tapas). The open-plan layout and kitchen make for a buzzy atmosphere, but insist on a sea-view table for serene views. It's a fine place for a blowout meal but best be selective if on a budget: the prime location, top-quality produce and service come at a pretty penny.
Bruce Embankment, St. Andrews, Fife, KY16 9AB, Scotland01334-479475Known For
- Sea or car-park views (ask for the bay-watching tables)
- Seasonal Scots delights like hand-dived Orkney scallops
- Halibut straight off a Pittenweem boat
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Reservations essential
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