The Brothy - Bakery & Cafe
32 Whitehall Street, DD1 4AF - Dundee
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Friendly service, cosy and quirky. Good food including vegan options.
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Sensible covid precautions. Lovely, large space with good seating. Service was prompt and helpful. We went in for coffee and cake: coffee was good quality and the baked goods were really tasty. From the looks of things, their homemade bread seems epic. I will go back and show it off to people!
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The owner Harrison was very friendly & explained to me the different baked goods they had in store. All freshly made daily 💯
My favourite pick from this bakery is their homemade #BerryScone (£2.20) It consists of a mix of berries embedded in a buttery but not overly crumbly body, topped w almond flakes & drizzled w sugar glaze that was just enough not to overpower the natural sweetness of the fruits.
Full review on my food blog on Instagram @NibblesOnMars
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Nice simple decor, pleasant atmosphere, and friendly staff. Good coffee.
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Lovely fresh sourdough sandwiches, with a relaxed atmosphere (get there before the soup runs out 😉)
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Awesome home made artisan sourdough bread and delicious soups. Also love their cinnamon rolls
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Really tasty soup with the best croutons we’ve ever had! Coffee was delicious. We are vegan and the woman who served us knew exactly what was in the food when we asked, and they have a range of non-dairy milk for coffee.
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Very tasty sandwiches and friendly staff too. Definitely one to visit again!
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Great place with amazing bread! Lots of space and friendly staff :)
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Artisan coffee and baking right in the heart of the city.
A spacious interior with ample seating where you can watch the kitchen staff prepare your food in front of you.
The coffee is lovely - a delicate light roast at time of writing - and the owner really cares about his coffee.
Prices are quite reasonable, cups are of decent size, and the taste is lovely. Harrison knows how to bring out the best of the bean.
Haven't tried the food (yet), but with the sights and smells behind the counter I'm sure I will soon.
A comfortable and welcome addition to Dundee's coffee (and lunch) scene. Give it a try.
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