Brig O Tay

Absolutely fabulous, day out for lunch with friends. Food wonderful, very good imported wine, highly recommend. Only issue was we were all alone in restaurant on a Saturday. Such a shame. But stunning views from our table. Good pricing, clean and a lovely welcome from Bobby and owner, took the time from busy bar to say goodbye also. Thank you, will return. Highly recommend a visit. Bit of a wait for food, cooked fresh well worth it. Well done all. 🥂👏😋

Lovely monkfish and king prawn rice. Very delicious and fresh; and the char grilled rump steak was tender and juicy. Took a bit of time for the food to arrive but worth the wait. The restaurant is on the 1st floor and we first thought it was not open as looked like just a bar on the ground floor. Luckily one of the staff noticed us looking at the food menu on window and brought us upstairs.

I don't think the menu has changed since it opened, but it doesn't matter. It's wonderful traditional Portuguese food, brilliantly well done. The portions are huge - much as I'd like to I've never managed both starter and main. Service is like fawlty towers. Utterly chaotic but also incredibly endearing and with such warmth. I love this place for the unpredictability of occurence, but the predictable quality of food, warmth of welcome and wonderful views. I always come out smiling and as a secondary aside, it's ridiculously cheap for what you get.

Three of us had a meal at lunchtime today. The Portugese food was excellent, the view across the Tay was amazing and the bill was very reasonable. The service was a little slow but the food was well worth waiting for. This is a gem of an eating place to be discovered in Fife with an enthusiastic and charming owner.