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Newest Review: ... staff were excellent, and very friendly towards us. The restaurant feels intimate, it probably seats about 80 downstairs. Around the walls are wooden shelves, with plenty of old toys and games, for a nostalgic feel. The service felt about the right pace, not too rushed, and not too slow either. The menu has something for everyone, with a range of fish, meat, poultry and vegetarian dishes. I started with duck a l'orange, which was very nice, and had peppercorn through it. I continued with Parmesan chicken with red Pesto, again delicious. There was an extensive specials board, two of the party had a wonderful angus steak with pepperco... more

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Restaurants in Fife in general: Dining in the ToyShop (308 words)
by - written on 01/11/01 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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Planning a surprise weekend break to St Andrews for my husband's 40th, I found the Dolls House Restaurant website and decided to book a table. We went there on a Saturday night. The restaurant is in the middle of St Andrews, in Church Square, and opposite the Church. There were four of us for dinner, my husband and I, and two friends. When we arrived, the atmosphere felt warm and welcoming. The staff were excellent, and very friendly towards us. The restaurant feels intimate, it probably seats about 80 downstairs. Around the walls are wooden shelves, with plenty of old toys and games, for a nostalgic feel. The service felt about the right pace, not too ... Read the complete review

St Andrews Restaurant rundown (850 words)
by - written on 06/11/00 (Very useful, 146 readings)
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Having done the circuit around St Andrews visiting the numerous hostelries and creating havoc, you may feel the need for a bit to eat. Have no fear, St Andrews boasts a good selection of restaurants to cater for all tastes and budgets, rather than resorting to beans on toast courtesy of Tesco. Here are potted reviews of most of them as I remember. 1) Roadhole Grill The restaurant at the Old Course Hotel. Be prepared to splash out here, as the food is very pricy, and almost beyond the range of most people. Expect to pay around GBP50 a head for a hearty meal and wine 2) The Rusacks Hotel Good menu, and slightly cheaper than the Roadhole ... Read the complete review