The Plough Inn - Angus

Temporarily closed for refurbishment. Owner advised opening early November. Only one star as it is closed, hopefully bee as good as it was with previous owners.

Breakfast on a Sunday, look no further than the Ploo. Full Scottish with 2 sausage, Lorne sausage, black pudding, haggis, tattie scone, 2 bacon, beans, mushrooms, tomato, toast n butter and tea we had a pint

Three of us had a lovely high tea plus a round of drinks, lovely toast to start, then three plentiful mains freshly prepared followed by a big pot of tea and fresh cakes and scones, two hours later and we're still full, the Plough has free onstreet parking right on it's doorstep and has 1 step in and 1 step in the lounge so access is good to most people, staff were very attentive polite and courteous, all in all a lovely meal, third time my wife has visited the Plough in two weeks and three great meals, long may it continue, well done.

... Philologically, Veneration derives from the Latin venerare , meaning to regard with reverence and respect. I first saw this beautiful word used on the grave-stone of a very dear friend whose occupation was 'Agricultural Contractor '. ... However, today we visited The Plough for a bite to eat, yet again, as promised, and its menu read: simple good food, but with great promise, just like the last time reported. And was this extra promise performed? You bet it was ... and with the lack of the Angus Council 's draconian parking restrictions in The Plough 's street, at least. At best ... was the service and the food in the very pleasant bar cooked by a hidden culinary gem of a chef and served by the barman/owner. I had Scampi with Chips and an Egg and my wife opted for a Macaroni 'n Cheese dish, both of which, for under six quid each, were as great a light lunch as one could wish to have ... And we were far from alone there ... the dining area was busy for the hour we spent in the bar with what looked like a happy, regular and satisfied bunch of folk. Venerate any business that sets out to serve its customers with dignity and offers to keep open the doors to true value for money. The Plough ploughs forth along this honourable furrow.

Myself and my son visited here for our tea. We were greeted by all staff on shift and the service we received you could not fault. We were made to feel welcome and all our needs were met with a friendly smiling face. The food was outstanding and you could taste it was freshly made to order. Cannot wait to visit again and sample other items on your menu along with the wide range of drinks. Thank you for a pleasant experience and keep up the good work from a very satisfied mother and son