Really tasty food and especially love the sweet potato fries and thai green curry!…read moreCinema has a great atmosphere as it is small but cosy and you can bring drinks from the bar in with you, bonus!

Having only visited this place to use the bar I can't comment on its food or cinema screens but the…read morepart of the exhibition space visible from the bar looks extensive. The bar itself is very popular & so there's usually quite a crush at it. It was well staffed though so waiting to get served was kept to a minimum and the choice of drinks on offer was better than average.

A hidden find for us as we were in town visiting our daughter and seeing her new apartment…read more Happened to run into the McManus which was nearby and decided to take a look. We were pleasantly surprised. Had a lot of history of Dundee, the Jacobite uprising, and Scotland in general. People working there were very friendly and helpful. Worth a look if you're in the area.

It is difficult to wrap one's head around the building. The masonry, the detail including the…read moremassively high ceiling are mind-blowing. The architecture is exceptional. Items on display were very well titled, luxe framing and pieces that were also unique to Scotland and the British Isles. I could have spent hours here ... Small but important point: air quality was great. They had dehumidifiers in place to protect the precious items and it was not boiling hot inside like some museums/galleries.

Hugely disappointing food. We mentioned a week ahead at time of booking that one of our party was…read morevegetarian and we were told there would be a vegetarian menu. In fact she was asked to "make something up from the other dishes on the menu" Not what you expect from a restaurant charging £50 a head minimum. Non vegetarian food was highly average in a rather pretentious way. Also, it is small and noisy, not noisy in an atmospheric way, just irritating chair scraping and hearing other diner's conversations. Toilets are in the basement, down two flights of stairs. Not suitable for the high heel wearer!

If you are in Dundee and going to the Theatre then you should book yourself into The Playwright for…read morea meal beforehand. The restaurant is actually quite small but on the other had it is very pleasant and really cosy. If you just fancy a few drinks then you will also be made welcome at the bar. The decor is actually quite posh and you feel like you are in a more upper class restaurant. For me the menu is not that great, they offer some decent meals and do a fairly decent A La Carte menu but I think the prices are a little on the steep side. The staffs are all very nice and friendly; if you are going to the theatre or having a classy night then it's worth a visit.

My friend Mont thinks he's Jesus. Seriously though, he might be, because Mont was killed by some…read moreRoman dudes after an away game, and Mont Rose from the dead, which is what this team is named after. First-Hand Experience: I have never seen Montrose play live at home, but I've seen them away on one occasion, and they put up a decent fight but got mauled by Motherwell. I think they're a quality team that have been around forever, and having seen them in person, I'll give them a solid 3. Although I have a solid 7 or 8 right here. They play in blue and their away kits are lovely yellow, they've been around since 1879 so one of the grand old Scottish clubs. They joined the league in 1923. They've never really won anything but they're still a historic club located in Angus. At night it's known as Black Angus.

The second time we visited Scotland's Secret Bunker, this time with my parents in tow. It remains…read morean interesting and surprising place and a reminder of what we were worried about during the Cold War (and maybe should be again). You arrive via a country road to a country track at the end of which is what looks like a farmhouse and now is the entrance/giftshop. From there you descend via a staircase to come to a tunnel leading to the bunker which is full of historical equipment and information both new and from the time. A very worthwhile history lesson.

We went there yesterday, and there were very few people there (we went early) so go round unimpeded…read morere social distancing etc. Lots of history to this place and a great opportunity to explore our Cold War past.

Stationary Park is one of the few stadiums that is unable to move around, it is still exactly where…read moreeveryone left it last time it was used. If you want to write a letter to them, use Stationary. First-Hand Experience: More info about my personal experience at this stadium - I have yet to see a game here, despite it being around for over 100 years longer than me. However I've visited here twice, and sneaked onto the pitch without any sort of repercussions (I really shouldn't put this in writing). It's an average stadium, it looks good, but could use a new facelift and to fill in the corners, so I'll give it a 3. I will be back here soon to see a live game though, instead of as a camera-wielding tourist. So when I was doing my first tour of Scotland in 2011, I also hit up every single stadium in the country. My obsession with footy (soccer to Americans) is the reason. Every stadium review - like all my reviews - are based on first-hand personal experience, usually from multiple visits. As recently as Fall 2014, when I was "stuck" in UK for 3 months, I went to most of them yet again while travelling. I have pictures of me at many of them, which I will post later. Also, when back in Scotland I plan to take more pix, and add more stadia! So watch this space! *** return to regular review *** It opened in 1885 and both Forfar teams play here together. It can hold nearly 7k, but it really does look like a bit of a field in the middle of nowhere. Forfar Bridies, the popular local dish, are readily available.

A great museum housed in listed building in the village of Ceres the. Gives a good overview of…read morebygone life in fife. I think that this is possibly more appealing to the local people than to tourists as the items on show have more meaning as they are almost entirely donated by fifers. This museum is only open from April to October and hours vary so be sure to check before going along. It is very clean and well kept - enjoyed an interesting afternoon

For a tourist, this is well worth a quick visit, not too much to see in content but what is there…read moreis very interesting in relation to days of olde!

i have spent many a happy hour at pantos and plays in here…read moreAlthough the cast haven't changed for many a year that doesnt matter. the downfield hall is quant a bit like a proper old fashioned theatre plush seats and an ice cream vendor at interval