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(
01334-477497;
www.vineleafstandrews.co.uk
; 131 South St; 2-course dinner £26.50;
dinner Tue-Sat; )
Classy, comfortable and well-established, the friendly Vine Leaf
offers a changing menu of sumptuous Scottish seafood, game and vegetarian dishes.
There's a huge selection within the set-price menu, all well presented, and an interesting,
mostly old-world wine list. It's down a close off South St.
SEAFOOD
Seafood Restaurant£££
(
01334-479475;
www.theseafoodrestaurant.com
; The Scores; lunch/dinner £22/45)
The Seafood Restaurant occupies a stylish glass-walled room, built out over the sea, with
plush navy carpet, crisp white linen, an open kitchen and panoramic views of St Andrews
Bay. It offers top seafood and an excellent wine list. Look out for its special winter deals.
Doll's House££
(
01334-477422;
www.dolls-house.co.uk
; 3 Church Sq; mains £13-15)
With its high-
backed chairs, bright colours and creaky wooden floor, the Doll's House blends a Victori-
an child's bedroom with modern stylings. The result is a surprising warmth and no preten-
sions. The menu makes the most of local fish and other Scottish produce, and the £6.95
two-course lunch is unbeatable value. The early evening two-course deal for £12.95 isn't
bad, either.
SCOTTISH
The Glass House££
(
www.glasshouse-restaurant.co.uk
;
80 North St; mains £7-15; noon-9pm)
Casual but
comfortable, this restaurant offers plenty of light in its split-level, open kitchen dining
area. The menu is basically Italian, with attractively presented pizzas and pastas popular
with students. But a handful of daily specials offer more Scottish meat and game choices
of notable quality.
ITALIAN, SCOTTISH
The Café in the Square£
(4 Church Sq; light meals £4-7; 10.30am-4.30pm Mon-Sat)
Hidden away down the
side of the library, this upbeat wee coffee stop also makes a good venue for a light lunch,
with sandwiches, panini and salads and a couple of secluded picnic tables out the back.
CAFE
