The music was too loud. The food was average. Would no recommend it.
Andrej Z
Amazing views, great food - I had the soup of the day which was cauliflower which was amazing which I had with some toasties… perfect. Will love to come
Mark Duguid
1st visit...lovely breakfast. Friendly quick service. Great location next to the Tay.
Cathie Mckay
Overpriced . And the waitress was rude
Matthew Hopkins
The sandwiches are ENORMOUS!!! This is their mainstay. Yet to try the rest of the menu but looking forward to it. The prices at firs glance are expensive, £8 for a sandwich, but what a sandwich!!! Get a side of parmesan fries for £3.50 and you'll not need feeding for the rest of the day.The staff are some of the friendliest I have ever encountered and are so attentive if you have a question. I'd happily give Bridgeview 10 stars if I could.Parking: Limited spaces, but another car park just through a gated entrance, which "may close if there's a flood" etc.
Jackie B
Lovely cafe with delicious
Susan Tynan
I was in for brunch yesterday with my friend who was parshily blind. When my friend asked the waitresses where the toilet was the waitresses pointed to a wall and said just through there, when I pointed out my friend was blind she carried on pointing to the wall saying in there. After we placed our order the same waitress served up out food, and she left a hot pot of tea on the corner of the table beside my friend which could have easily caused a very bad accident. After we finished what we had order I had to go looking for the waitress to ask for 2 coffees, which she brought to us and only left all the dirty dishes on the table. I eventually had to ask for the table to be cleared as I did not want my friend to knock and thing over. We will not be back to your establishment any time soon
Greig Macfadyen
Came in for breakfast this morning with my family, prices expensive for what you're given, a lovely place but 4 pounds for a lorne roll, which only had 1 thin slice on it that covered 2 thirds of the roll which was dry with butter on it, extra item 2 pounds per item l, dad had bacon roll 2 slices of bacon quite fatty on a dry roll he left half, again 4 pounds, coffee was nice 2.50 for a small cup that was finished before roll arrived, not our cup of tea and will be sticking to Invergowrie cafe that is very good.Parking: I am disabled so got parking OK, but noticed a few vehicles not showing badge, plenty of parking thoughWheelchair accessibility: Easy access
passebastiani
Food tasty and average priced. We had 2 veggie options a pasta dish and a halloumi burger. Well prepared and nicely cooked. Service was, warm, friendly and professional. Nice view of the Tay. Planning to go back in the summer to sit out in the outdoor area. Highly recommend, remember to book as it's a busy place.Vegetarian options: Not a large selection of veggie options but enough of a choice to please.Parking: Parking along the Tay side of the road, quite busy but free.
Alastair Gibb
Smart place with lovely wide River views, very bright inside so particularly nice in the middle of winter. Service is efficient and business like. Food okay, pretty basic but well done and satisfying. Only real downside is that it's quite noisy, especially when busy.Parking: Plenty of free spaces along the waterfront.Wheelchair accessibility: Ground floor access with a slight ramp from the pavement. Spacious interior with plenty room to accommodate a wheelchair at some tables.
Excellent service and home made fresh food. I'm getting my breakfast every day in their burger train ?? lovely tasty coffee with fantastic view and great price ?Parking: Free just Sundays are busy cose of footballWheelchair accessibility: Easy get in
Ben Munnoch
Great place to grab breakfast!Breakfast is delicious, plentiful and a good price. Staff are always friendly as well and ample parking around. Can be a tad loud inside when it is busy.
Catherine Falconer
Remarkably poor food, ambiance, service…. Evening Christmas menu. Firstly the food: a flat shop bought pastry case with tiny frozen prawns followed by tiny portions of cold turkey on mediocre veg (cold plate) and Tesco own brand stick toffee pub with a micro scoop of ice cream. Next ambiance: cold, bare (no table decoration/crackers, clinical lighting, empty and cold). Service: slow and disinterested - no wonder they are empty! Pricing: the on line menu shows you are overpaying (you can’t get to the £28/£35 they charge for 2/3 courses….) with no extras at all! No coffee and mince pies/ crackers/ bread even. Honestly though it wasn’t the price it was the letdown food - rest of menu: my husband had chewy steak, the fish is coley (!!). We were there on the last Friday before Christmas and it was empty - one other table!speaks volumes. Avoid
Lesley Gillan
Visit here loads as I meet my uncle from the city here. Food yesterday was absolutely amazing so much I had to take half home so did my mum. Staff are amazing really attentive and always very cheerful. Wouldn’t go anywhere else when visiting Dundee. Food home cooked and fresh too
The music was too loud. The food was average. Would no recommend it.
Amazing views, great food - I had the soup of the day which was cauliflower which was amazing which I had with some toasties… perfect. Will love to come
1st visit...lovely breakfast. Friendly quick service. Great location next to the Tay.
Overpriced . And the waitress was rude
The sandwiches are ENORMOUS!!! This is their mainstay. Yet to try the rest of the menu but looking forward to it. The prices at firs glance are expensive, £8 for a sandwich, but what a sandwich!!! Get a side of parmesan fries for £3.50 and you'll not need feeding for the rest of the day.The staff are some of the friendliest I have ever encountered and are so attentive if you have a question. I'd happily give Bridgeview 10 stars if I could.Parking: Limited spaces, but another car park just through a gated entrance, which "may close if there's a flood" etc.
Lovely cafe with delicious
I was in for brunch yesterday with my friend who was parshily blind. When my friend asked the waitresses where the toilet was the waitresses pointed to a wall and said just through there, when I pointed out my friend was blind she carried on pointing to the wall saying in there. After we placed our order the same waitress served up out food, and she left a hot pot of tea on the corner of the table beside my friend which could have easily caused a very bad accident. After we finished what we had order I had to go looking for the waitress to ask for 2 coffees, which she brought to us and only left all the dirty dishes on the table. I eventually had to ask for the table to be cleared as I did not want my friend to knock and thing over. We will not be back to your establishment any time soon
Came in for breakfast this morning with my family, prices expensive for what you're given, a lovely place but 4 pounds for a lorne roll, which only had 1 thin slice on it that covered 2 thirds of the roll which was dry with butter on it, extra item 2 pounds per item l, dad had bacon roll 2 slices of bacon quite fatty on a dry roll he left half, again 4 pounds, coffee was nice 2.50 for a small cup that was finished before roll arrived, not our cup of tea and will be sticking to Invergowrie cafe that is very good.Parking: I am disabled so got parking OK, but noticed a few vehicles not showing badge, plenty of parking thoughWheelchair accessibility: Easy access
Food tasty and average priced. We had 2 veggie options a pasta dish and a halloumi burger. Well prepared and nicely cooked. Service was, warm, friendly and professional. Nice view of the Tay. Planning to go back in the summer to sit out in the outdoor area. Highly recommend, remember to book as it's a busy place.Vegetarian options: Not a large selection of veggie options but enough of a choice to please.Parking: Parking along the Tay side of the road, quite busy but free.
Smart place with lovely wide River views, very bright inside so particularly nice in the middle of winter. Service is efficient and business like. Food okay, pretty basic but well done and satisfying. Only real downside is that it's quite noisy, especially when busy.Parking: Plenty of free spaces along the waterfront.Wheelchair accessibility: Ground floor access with a slight ramp from the pavement. Spacious interior with plenty room to accommodate a wheelchair at some tables.
Restaurantji Recommends
Nice place for something to
Excellent service and home made fresh food. I'm getting my breakfast every day in their burger train ?? lovely tasty coffee with fantastic view and great price ?Parking: Free just Sundays are busy cose of footballWheelchair accessibility: Easy get in
Great place to grab breakfast!Breakfast is delicious, plentiful and a good price. Staff are always friendly as well and ample parking around. Can be a tad loud inside when it is busy.
Remarkably poor food, ambiance, service…. Evening Christmas menu. Firstly the food: a flat shop bought pastry case with tiny frozen prawns followed by tiny portions of cold turkey on mediocre veg (cold plate) and Tesco own brand stick toffee pub with a micro scoop of ice cream. Next ambiance: cold, bare (no table decoration/crackers, clinical lighting, empty and cold). Service: slow and disinterested - no wonder they are empty! Pricing: the on line menu shows you are overpaying (you can’t get to the £28/£35 they charge for 2/3 courses….) with no extras at all! No coffee and mince pies/ crackers/ bread even. Honestly though it wasn’t the price it was the letdown food - rest of menu: my husband had chewy steak, the fish is coley (!!). We were there on the last Friday before Christmas and it was empty - one other table!speaks volumes. Avoid
Visit here loads as I meet my uncle from the city here. Food yesterday was absolutely amazing so much I had to take half home so did my mum. Staff are amazing really attentive and always very cheerful. Wouldn’t go anywhere else when visiting Dundee. Food home cooked and fresh too