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Grilled fish, souvlaki and pitta on blue gingham at Andreou's, Arbroath.
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Andreou's Bistro

A family-run Greek bistro on the High Street in Arbroath, serving home-made Greek and Mediterranean dishes in the evenings, with dogs welcome.

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Welcome

On the High Street in Arbroath, halfway between the abbey and the harbour, Andreou's brings a Greek taverna to the Angus coast.

The tables are laid with blue gingham, and the food is cooked the way it would be at home in Greece.

The menu runs from mezze, dips, olives and warm pitta to grills, oven dishes and fish cooked simply with lemon, with gluten-free and vegan dishes marked. Dogs are welcome, with water bowls at the door.

Andreou's is closed on Mondays. It opens at 4pm from Tuesday to Friday and at noon at the weekend, when tables are best booked. In summer 2026 it ran the Arbroath Food and Music Festival, with a night at the bistro and a day in Inchcape Park.

Close byCopper OvenNeapolitan pizza from a wood oven on Applegate.1 min by roadSee itBar shelves stocked with wine and spirits above illuminated fridges of soft drinks and beer
Before you go

Closed on Mondays.

Tables are best booked.

Where
57 High Street, Arbroath DD11 1AN.
Telephone
01241 230240.

Opening hours

Their website
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
4pm–midnight
Wednesday
4pm–midnight
Thursday
4pm–midnight
Friday
4pm–midnight
Saturday
noon–midnight
Sunday
noon–midnight
Where it is

On the High Street in Arbroath, between the abbey and the harbour.

Close byArbroath.
  1. The old stone smokehouse of Arbroath Fisheries with its orange doors on Seagate.Arbroath FisheriesA family smokehouse and fish shop on Seagate by Arbroath harbour, smoking Arbroath smokies and hot-smoked salmon since 1969.Under a mile1 min by road
  2. Server holding a lobster behind a fish counter with chalkboard menusE&O FishA fishmonger and smokehouse at the foot of Arbroath, smoking Arbroath smokies and selling fish in season across its counter.Under a mile1 min by road
  3. Arbroath AbbeyArbroath AbbeyThe abbey where the Declaration of Arbroath was sealed in 1320.Under a mile2 min by road
  4. Arbroath HarbourArbroath HarbourThe harbour of the smokie.Under a mile2 min by road
  5. Café worker serves a slice of cream cake with berry drizzleVin-TealiciousUnder a mile2 min by road
Directions
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The navy corner front of the Port Kitchen on Keptie Street, Arbroath.RestaurantsThe Port Kitchen0.5 miles
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Red sandstone cliffs meet a rocky shore beneath a partly cloudy sky, calm turquoise sea stretching to the horizon.WalksArbroath Cliffs1.0 miles
Wooden boardwalk with railings leads through dunes towards the seaAttractionsSeaton Cliffs1.4 miles
The row of sandstone cottages that house the St Vigeans stones.AttractionsSt Vigeans Museum2.0 miles
Ruined harbour walls enclose a rocky cove below a clifftop stone bothyWalksAuchmithie and the Ethie Cliffs3.7 miles
The painted sign of the East Scryne Fruit farm shop and tea room.CafeEast Scryne Fruit5.8 miles
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