Beefeater

I’d been scouring the length and breadth of Angus all day long, exposed to the elements, and was happy to finally be back in my hotel. I was even happier that there was a restaurant attached. This Beefeater, which is open to both the public and hotel guests, was an ideal spot with reasonably priced food. The staff took my order at my table, which I appreciate as a wheelchair user. As far as budget friendly food goes, it hit the spot.

Good free parking. Flat access to restaurant. large restaurant. Good service.

We had been staying in the area and had been to visit the V and A museum which is at the Discovery Quay the Beefeater restaurant. Is also on the Quay. We had booked a table as we weren’t sure. How busy it would be, parking is in the pay and display car park which has a few blue badge spaces. Entry from the car park is all level a slight slope onto the pavement and into the restaurant. We had a table that was fully accessible for my wheelchair, near the window over looking the river Tay and bridge. The waitress asked if anyone had allergies which I do . She provided a large blue folder containing information with regards to each dish so I could choose a suitable meal. We decided on the sunday roast which was very good plenty of choice of vegetables and the meat was certainly tender . The meal was indeed very good. And we would visit again when in the area. The staff were helpful moving chairs to accommodate my wheelchair.