Taypark House Cafe - Carte

Lovely place and lovely staff but my £50 high tea for two was the most disappointing value for money high teas that I have ever had.(Particularly when those around us were enjoying the half price Itison high tea!!

Poor service and not very good food sums up our experience. Indifference to customers was hallmark of our visit. Clearly, other people have had a very different experience but certainly couldn 't recommend and won 't be returning.

Dined using Itison Tasting Menu offer. From the minute we entered the hotel we were warmly greeted by friendly and efficient staff. The food itself was absolutely delicious and we could not fault anything. We will definitely return and highly recommend. Voir le carte

Been before but this time not nearly so good. A lot less sandwiches and too many scones compared to cakes. Had to ask for another teabag as only one in pot for two. Butter and jam was a bit lacking too. They did happily give us more. I felt the place was a bit grubby.

We were booked in for a soup and sandwich lunch in what may have been the old snooker room, the soup so late arriving I went to the rather bleak bar. The walk down from the main road tricky, the building looked tired and scruffy. It is not central, I am glad I did not stay there.

Birthday treat, we'll it was anything but! Tired and scruffy decor and ineffective and poorly trained staff. Tables left dirty and service really slow. When we were in it was quite, yet still took over an hour and a half for 1 course. Food mediocre at best. Our first and last visit. Voir le carte

We took advantage of the Itison Tasting Menu offer and were pleasantly surprised by how good it was. Paired with a reasonably priced bottle of Malbec, it was a great dining experience. The service was attentive, especially from one of the experienced waiters. However, despite this, there was something missing from the overall experience on a quiet Tuesday evening. The restaurant is housed in a beautiful old mansion that was repurposed from a Dundee University office property, but it is starting to show signs of wear and neglect. The outdoor Gin Bar and pods seemed underutilized, adding to the feeling of neglect. Previous comments about the tired interior are accurate, especially the soiled w...

Visited Taypark House with three friends for lunch. This is one of our favourite places to eat. Sadly not this time. We were seated at a lovely window overlooking the Tay. That was the only good part of our lunchtime. When seated we were advised there were no burgers and no steak pie. We all ordered the chip shop fish and chips. This was served on a board with mushy peas and tartare sauce. The fish was over cooked in layers of batter and lukewarm. The actual fillet of fish was almost hidden by the amount of batter. When I pointed this out to the waiter he reported this to the kitchen. We were told that the chef replied that they had changed suppliers. We all ordered the same dessert but was...

We went for an afternoon tea. On the arrival I asked for some water, when I should be offered, we got tea without milk and no teaspoons at table. We asked for the server first an old guy that never brought it, so we asked again, this time have to the only staff on the floor a girl, for water, milk and teaspoons she was not happy with our requests, she rolled her eyes and snort, she came back to bring the food and prior to it we asked to one of the afternoon to be boxed, but she brought to table the fourth anyway, she snort again when we asked for the box, she brought box which didn’t close, so all the food got dried. We asked for a second high chair and she snort again. We weren’t ask in any... Voir le carte