Live Sports — Pubs in Broughty Ferry

Fisherman's Tavern

12-16 Fort Street, Broughty Ferry DD5 2AD

Licensed since eighteen fifty seven, this famous pub consists of three fishermen's cottages converted into a small hotel. The bar is to the right of the entrance, with a snug on the left, leading to the dining room/lounge, which has a real fire. The lounge to the rear has disabled access from Bell's Lane. Annual beer festival in July. Ales from all over Britain. A Belhaven/Greene King managed house refurbished 2018.

Royal Arch Bar

285 Brook Street, Broughty Ferry DD5 2DS

A popular locally-owned pub in the centre of 'the Ferry'. There are three TVs in the public bar for the many sports fans, and good-quality meals are served in the Art Deco lounge. Three changing ales from all over Britain.

Ship Inn

121 Fisher Street, Broughty Ferry DD5 2BR

The Ship Inn is a traditional free house situated on the waterfront at Broughty Ferry, with views over the Tay towards Fife. Dating back to 1847, this cosy retreat is atmospheric and interesting, with several nautical features. Usually three well-kept real ales available. A range of tasty bar meals is on offer and there is a restaurant upstairs. Pavement seating just outside for the good weather.

Post Office Bar

218 Queen Street, Broughty Ferry DD5 2HG