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The dining room at Collinsons in Broughty Ferry, with blue leather chairs, a long mustard banquette, patterned walls and a bright modern painting.
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Collinsons

A modern restaurant on Brown Street in Broughty Ferry, open since 2012 and in the Michelin Guide, cooking classic dishes from fresh seasonal produce.

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Collinsons is a smart, modern restaurant on Brown Street in Broughty Ferry, a short walk from the castle and the beach, and it has been cooking here since October 2012.

It's in the Michelin Guide, and the food is classic and generous, built on fresh seasonal produce, local wherever possible. The autumn menus give you the flavour of it: baked smoked haddock with Welsh rarebit and creamed leeks, roe deer with gratin potatoes and a port and cassis sauce, and a sticky date and ginger pudding to finish. Lunch and dinner are both set menus of two or three courses, which makes a long lunch here an easy treat. The dining room is calm and stylish, with blue leather chairs and a long banquette. It's open from Tuesday to Saturday for lunch and dinner, and every booking is taken by phone, so give them a call.

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Before you go

Book by phone; every booking is taken that way.

Where
122-124 Brown Street, Broughty Ferry, DD5 1EN.
Open
Tuesday to Saturday, lunch 12pm to 2pm and dinner from 7pm. Closed Sunday and Monday.
Price
Autumn 2026: lunch £35 for two courses, £41 for three; dinner £48 for two courses, £55 for three.
Booking
By phone, 01382 776000.
Dogs
Not in the restaurant.
Access
A wheelchair-accessible entrance, seating and toilet.

Opening hours

Their website
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
noon–2pm, 7pm–9pm
Wednesday
noon–2pm, 7pm–9pm
Thursday
noon–2pm, 7pm–9pm
Friday
noon–2pm, 7pm–9pm
Saturday
noon–2pm, 7pm–9pm
Sunday
Closed

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Where it is

On Brown Street in Broughty Ferry, east of Dundee, DD5 1EN.

Close byBroughty Ferry.
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  5. Broughty CastleBroughty CastleA castle of 1490 guarding the mouth of the Tay at Broughty Ferry, rebuilt as a Victorian fort, now a free museum.Under a mile as the crow flies
  6. Broughty Ferry beach curving along the Tay under a big sky.Broughty Ferry BeachA long sandy beach backed by dunes beside Broughty Castle, looking across the Tay to Fife, with seals and wading birds.Under a mile as the crow flies
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Directions
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