The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Dundee City Central Scotland

I absolutely adore Beans & Berries and today I was there for my birthday for the 2nd year in a row with some family. They're all so lovely and you're served quick. They didn't have the flavour of popping bubbles I wanted and so immediately came up when they realized, asking if I wanted an alternative. Still managed to serve it with everyone else's food even with the delay. Exemplary service, lovely atmosphere, and delicious food. To many more years :)

Got voucher for birthday, which was 3 courses! Great choice on menu, food was fresh, well presented and delicious! Not somewhere I would have gone for food, but pleasantly surprised and would go again

Given a restricted menu instead of one advertised, no reason given. Waited 45 minutes for it, poor quality, dessert just a slice of cake with ice cream, not sticky toffee pudding as advertised. Service poor. Overpriced for what it was. Complained at the time and asked to see the manager, but no one was available.

Family pre theatre meal, pre ordered our food, great atmosphere, comfortable, friendly helpful staff, great food

I visited to try their famous traditional fudge donut! It's famous for a reason!! It's DELICIOUS and filled to the brim with cream custard. It's cheap too. This is a fuss-free, casual cafe, I'd recommend takeaway and eating the treats by the river in the sun.

Muffin so good, coffee also. And very comfortable to get a breakfast

Caleb and Tom were great, beautiful loaded fries, amazing drinks. Thank you Caleb and Tom Food was so good made me forget that licking plates in public isn’t okay

Our go to place for food when we come down from Aberdeen, amazing food & good value & very friendly staff

Girl was so so lovely who served me, no mr whippy and no vanilla ice cream so just got the cookie dough on its own, no strawberry ice cream for milkshake Only got a few bites of my cookie dough and the rest was burnt and rock solid // had to bin the rest

Faulty Towers dinner show was hilarious. What a great show with authentic funny characters from the TV comedy. Food was good but portions rather small.

We both had a small carvery. All the food was delicious, but we'd have preferred it to be a bit hotter. We had to wait a while at the counter to buy our drinks & our carvery tickets.

Had the special roast beef for two on the Monday. Absolutely fab!

Visited with husband and 2 grown up children before a show. The menu is quite compact but we all managed to choose different dishes so we could try everyone's! We had crostini, fishcakes and blaggis to start. All perfectly pleasant. The crostini in particular was popular. Our mains again were lovely although I found the pork a little dry and uninspiring,the mash could have been creamier. The star of the show was the onion rings we ordered on the side - these are delicious. We didn't have time for pudding so asked for the bill. This took a while to come. When it did arrive, we noticed one of the bottles of wine hadn't been added. We pointed this out and it was taken away to be amended. We again waited a LONG time, the kids went upstairs to the bar and a server eventually returned the same bill saying they couldn't fix it and just to add the price of the wine on it! I didn't find this very professional and was actually a bit uncomfortable as I tried to work out how much we owed whilst also trying to sort out a tip! It really spoiled the end of what had been quite a nice meal. To sum up, probably wouldn't visit again The food is fine, the environment pleasant and handy obviously for the theatre! However, whilst nice enough, I found the servers to be a bit unsure and not terribly skilled in the execution of their job.

Went in for coffee and cake as had heard they do gluten free options. Sat down and ordered coffees and asked for gluten free cake. Was informed they didn’t have anything gluten free. Really shouldn’t have options on the menu they don’t have. Had a coffee which was ok but nothing special. Didn’t feel like the most welcoming place either.

Unfortunately the once excellent chilli burger from the characteristic pheonix bar let us down after years of being the best in dundee (in my opinion). The Chilli was warm, not hot as expected (not warm enough to even melt the cheese on top). Historicly the burger was never the best but simply an accompaniment for the tasty chilli, the new Scotts burgers are hard compacted with no taste or char to indicate a cooked fresh feel, more a pre cooked and just reheated on demand afair. The "fall apart" softie rolls used would be better swapped to a toasted brioche bun. Fortunately i opted not to eat the burger but 2 of us were still ill. A shame as the chilli was a "go to" for us on any day out.