As I mentioned I've been in Dundee for the week - and I don't actually think I've had a bad meal here (unless you count my rather uninspiring breakfast buffet - which I'd rather not) Here's a low down of places (I'm also trying to better at reviewing places I've been so here are some of the facebook reviews too) :
The Bach - https://www.facebook.com/thebachdundee/ - Fab Place, up a million flights of stairs in a carpark - had fantastic meatball pasta for lunch an my companion had an amazing vegan curry. Had a New Zealand lemonade I'd never heard of. 100% would recommend.
Tinsmiths - https://www.facebook.com/tinsmithdundee/ - Popped in for a coffee and a breakfast roll - amazing haggis in a brioch bun and fantastic coffee for a very reasonable price.
avery & co - https://www.facebook.com/averyandco - Here for breakfast - Lovely smoked salmon and some of the best scrambled eggs I've had in a long time - excellent coffee too.
The Braes - https://www.facebook.com/braesbar/ - quite noisy but allowed me to have a magnificent macaroni cheese on nachos. Good beer reasonably priced.
Duke's Corner - http://www.dukescorner.co.uk/ - had a very sizable burger for lunch, which was good, and good fries too. Excellent beer selection.
Dr. Noodles - http://www.drnoodles.co.uk/ Very, very speed and the 'regular' size was massive - but super tasty and cheap. Looked like you were eating in Blade runner and led to lots of conversations about what his Phd might be in etc
Kobee - http://www.kobee.co.uk/ - so this was our 'fancy' night out since we didn't go to the Gala dinner in a 'castle' - and it didn't disapoint - even if the portions were massive.
The Wine Press - this was a lovely post fancy dinner drink place, had a very pleasing Kentucy Bourbon, all very reasonably priced too.
Brewdog - Pieminister Pies, in a box were a bit odd - but an excellent beer selection enjoyed by all.
... and actually, despite their inability to do breakfast all that well a big up to the Holiday Inn Express that served me a perfectly pleasent chicken Ceaser Salad when I was too titred to talk to anyone anymore
The Bach - https://www.facebook.com/thebachdundee/ - Fab Place, up a million flights of stairs in a carpark - had fantastic meatball pasta for lunch an my companion had an amazing vegan curry. Had a New Zealand lemonade I'd never heard of. 100% would recommend.
Tinsmiths - https://www.facebook.com/tinsmithdundee/ - Popped in for a coffee and a breakfast roll - amazing haggis in a brioch bun and fantastic coffee for a very reasonable price.
avery & co - https://www.facebook.com/averyandco - Here for breakfast - Lovely smoked salmon and some of the best scrambled eggs I've had in a long time - excellent coffee too.
The Braes - https://www.facebook.com/braesbar/ - quite noisy but allowed me to have a magnificent macaroni cheese on nachos. Good beer reasonably priced.
Duke's Corner - http://www.dukescorner.co.uk/ - had a very sizable burger for lunch, which was good, and good fries too. Excellent beer selection.
Dr. Noodles - http://www.drnoodles.co.uk/ Very, very speed and the 'regular' size was massive - but super tasty and cheap. Looked like you were eating in Blade runner and led to lots of conversations about what his Phd might be in etc
Kobee - http://www.kobee.co.uk/ - so this was our 'fancy' night out since we didn't go to the Gala dinner in a 'castle' - and it didn't disapoint - even if the portions were massive.
The Wine Press - this was a lovely post fancy dinner drink place, had a very pleasing Kentucy Bourbon, all very reasonably priced too.
Brewdog - Pieminister Pies, in a box were a bit odd - but an excellent beer selection enjoyed by all.
... and actually, despite their inability to do breakfast all that well a big up to the Holiday Inn Express that served me a perfectly pleasent chicken Ceaser Salad when I was too titred to talk to anyone anymore