The Counting House
Reform street. j.d. wetherspoon's
The Globe
West port / hawkhill.
The Parlour Café
West port. incredibly busy thanks to them having the best lunch-time menus in town. menu changes daily, featuring lots of vegetarian options.
The Old Bank Bar
Union street
Café Buongiorno
Off the reform street.
Phoenix Bar
On the nethergate serves up good pub grub at reasonable prices.
Bon Appetit
Off commercial street
"Duke's Corner
", brown street. excellent entertainment venue, serving burgers, salads, pizzas from noon. perfect for lunch or dinner.
Rancho Pancho
Commercial street. mexican food.
Domino's Pizza
(http://www.dominos-dundee...) at city quay
Twin City Café
City square
Malabar
Perth road. a local favourite, serving the best indian curries in dundee.
Tickety Boo's
On the seagate/commercial street junction. chef avril's chilli and curries are to die for. excellent food. filthiest toilets in town.
Balaka
On the perth road
The Old Horse Shoe Bar
Top of commercial street. excellent food.
If you are self-catering, then you can get your supplies from Tesco (http://www.tesco.co.uk/) â indeed Dundee is often nicknamed "Tescotown" by locals given the chain's dominance in the city - largely due to it being the site of Tesco's Scottish headquarters. . There is a branch in the city centre, one next to the Railway Station by the river-side, one in South Road near Sterling Mills and another on the Kingsway the main road running through Dundee. The latter of these is a large Tesco Extra superstore. There is a large ASDA at East Kingsway as well as a slightly smaller store at Gilburn Road. Both Riverside Tesco and Kingsway ASDA operate on a 24-hr basis. Morrisons supermarket is on the Forfar Road, north of the A90 Kingsway.
Jimmy Chung's Chinese Buffet
part of a scottish chain
Antonio's
Roseangle
In recent years a Café Culture has flourished in Dundee City Centre. There are plenty of places to eat from fast food take away to cafés and restaurants. You can't miss them.