Dundee:
So, this time, the heritage pub guide and GBG both had this, and it’s a real gem. Almost unaltered early 20th century pub, multi-roomed and with partitions in the main,largest room. There’s TVs and a fruit machine, sadly, but they don’t spoil the effect of unspoilt Scottish boozer, little altered since it was built. Well worth the walk out of town.
Dundee:
The Good Beer Guide led is here, but there’d be a case for heritage pub too. Lovely Victorian pub, proper bench seating, good beer, food that looked good from the menu. Wonderful stained glass, too. A lovely traditional pub.
Dundee:
Belhaven (so Greene King) pub in the city centre. We’d been to the nearby, very new, V&A Dundee (which was ace).
Don’t let the GK put you off. Good choice of guest beer, great staff, and good food. Pleasantly not-too-plush, not-too-contrived decor; a conversion from a bank, like several Dundee pubs. Prices entirely reasonable, too.