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Scotland, United Kingdom Food Guide: 10 Scottish food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Arbroath
Best Scottish restaurants nearby. Discover the best Scottish food in Arbroath. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Scottish restaurants near you.. Arbroath (/ɑːrˈbroʊθ/) or Aberbrothock (Scottish Gaelic: Obar Bhrothaig, [opəɾˈvɾo.ɪkʲ]) is a former royal burgh and the largest town in the council area of Angus in Scotland, and has a population of 23,902. It lies on the North Sea coast, around 16 miles (25.7 km) ENE of Dundee and 45 miles (72.4 km) SSW of Aberdeen.
Things to do in Arbroath
10. Smithies Delicatessan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Smithies is a lovely family run deli, the style is very retro with tiles dating back to the start of the 20th century, when the shop was a Lipton's. All the original thistle and shamrock tiles are still there. The shop then went on around 1950 to become d
Reviewed By Keith S
This is a great place to visit friendly helpful staff shop has items of memories of a former butcher and deleWell worth a visit for a coffee and delicious homebaking
9. The Bell Rock
Overall Ratings
4 based on 377 reviews
Award Winning Fish & Chip Restaurant & Takeaway serving from 12pm till 9pm. Home of The Famous Invented Battered Smokie & Famous Spicy Fish. Our 130 seat Restaurant Boasts Views of the Sea & More. A large diverse menu including: Fish and chips, Pizza's St
Reviewed By moon_uk_dundee
Enjoyed a visit here for food after spending time at Monikie Park as a family. Excellent service, good quality fish and chips and good kids meals as well incl portions. Definitely worth another visit. Venue a little dated but service and food makes up for.
8. Corn Kist Coffee Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 175 reviews
Family run business with a homely feel throughout. All food prepared on site with the finest local ingredients in season. We pride ourselves on friendly service and enjoy meeting and greeting all our new customers. If you have special requirements please
Reviewed By DunEdinAG
We went here for lunch on a Saturday with my mum who lives about 15 miles away. We enjoyed a soup, sandwich and toasties, which were all tasty. We also bought a couple of brownies and some chocolate cake to take-away, which were also very good when we had them later in the day.Whilst the food was good and I would go back again if passing by, I probably wouldn't make a point of rushing back to the cafe as a destination.The cafe lacks a bit of 'kerb appeal' in comparison with other cafes / farmshops we've been to, both locally and farther afield. Inside, the interior had a couple of nice full length wall 'murals' but otherwise felt more basic than rustic.We also felt the service could have been a few notches sharper, even allowing for the fact it was a busy lunchtime with few tables empty for more than a few minutes. Our waitress was very pleasant but tables were often left with finished plates for quite a while, she wasn't able to help with a question about the difference of the two cheeses on the menu (and repeated the answer to another diner about 10 unites after we'd asked) and paying at the till seemed to take quite a while. There were plenty of people milling around but it didn't quite seem as orchestrated as it could have been to make things more slick.If you're after a soup, sandwich or toastie, or cakes, there's plenty to choose from, but the menu is more limited for meals, which are listed on a board rather than on the permanent menu. I can understand the reasoning behind this, but it doesn't come across quite as well in my opinion.Finally, we were around £31 for our lunch (three plates, two drinks and a tap water), which I felt was a little expensive given the overall experience.As I say, the food was good, which I suppose is the main thing you look for, but it was a shame other factors weren't up to the same level.Sorry you were so dissapointed with your visit, the bill would have included the cakes you bought too?? The boards as changed daily as we feel printing new menus daily is a waste of paper. The decor is simple and easily maintained and the staff are cheery and happy to help with whatever you ask of them
7. Pende Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 84 reviews
Reviewed By Donna F
Discovered this lovely litte cafe during a recent visit to Arbroath with my daughter. The food and service were excellent. I had the ham salad and my daughter had the breaded haddock. Total bill including drinks was £17.Would certainly recomend and will definetely return
6. The Old Brewhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 558 reviews
The Old Brewhouse is no longer just a pub and restaurant. We now offer Bed and Breakfast in our 3 beautifully appointed en suite rooms - all with sea views. The rooms are extremely comfortable with TV & dvd, free WiFi, double glazing, king size beds, host
Reviewed By PadreJose
My wife and I were looking for Arbroath Smokie on a Sunday. Locals we chatted with all recommended The Old Brewhouse, so we headed that way. The service was wonderful and the food divine. The smokies were brilliant and we also ordered the Clootie Dumpling, which is made in house. If you are in Arbroath do yourself a favour and head in for a meal.
5. Webmors Coffee Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 291 reviews
Webmor's restaurant offer high quality dining, using fresh seasonal and where possible, local produce for you to enjoy in our elegant dining surroundings.
Reviewed By Sally R
Tried this hidden gem for lunch on a miserable Saturday. What a lovely place, bright, clean and very welcoming. We went for the soup of the day (parsnip and apple) with a sandwich and coffee and cake to follow. Soup was super hot, as it should be, and delicious. Coffee was also hot, so many places serve it barely warm! Can't fault anything about the place, the food or the service. All 5 star. Will definitely be back soon.
4. BUT'n'BEN
Overall Ratings
4 based on 492 reviews
Reviewed By 699Gary699
Amazing. Melt in the mouth scallops. Juicy mussels. And the sauce was divine. Thanks. Cant recommend enough!
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3. Vin-Tealicious
Overall Ratings
5 based on 125 reviews
Reviewed By Arbroathtravelling
Great,friendly service. Extensive menu with lots of fresh baking and traybakes.Food very artistically laid out with fresh vegetables and home made coleslaw. Service quick and atmosphere great.I will definitely be returning very soon
2. Gordon's Restaurant with Rooms
Overall Ratings
5 based on 315 reviews
Reviewed By SuartA
We visited Gordon's Restaurant and Hotel in 2014 and gave it a five-star review then and we are very pleased to be able to do the same five years' later. The cooking is sublime, incredibly good value (certainly compared to London prices), and the service is friendly and timely. Each course was perfect in quality, quantity and execution (although a little bit more carrot puree with the lamb might not have gone wrong!).We stayed in the Thistle room, and although Gordon's is really about the food, the room was very well decorated, comfortable and had plenty of space. Better WiFi would have been appreciated but the weather was appalling which might have resulted in poorer service than normal.All in all, thoroughly recommended and restored my faith in the term "fine dining".
Most Popular Seafood food in Arbroath, Scotland, United Kingdom
1. The Old Boatyard
Overall Ratings
4 based on 685 reviews
Beachfront Restaurant Seafood and Angus Steaks Local produce Recommended by Visit Scotland Recommended in Lonely Planet's Ultimate Eatlist
Reviewed By BrizSmokieTown
Great Meal 4 of us went for a birthday surprise for my Wife. Excellent service and we were well stuffed.
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