DOC FERRY'S BAR

Snack lunches are available until they run out. The pub has a rich history, with David Glass taking over as landlord after years of managing the bar. Doc Ferry’s Bar is a popular meeting place from morning coffee regulars to evening patrons. Additional Information: Snack lunches served Popular meeting place Historical significance with strong community ties Active supporter of local causes and events History: For David Glass, running a pub has come naturally. His grandfather was Mine Host at the Volunteer Arms in Dundee's Bell Street, and when David took on a part-time bar job in the city 12 years ago, he knew he had found his calling. He set his sights on becoming a full-time landlord. When Dennis and Anne Docherty opened Doc Ferry's Bar in Broughty Ferry in the late 90s, they brought David in as manager. In 2004, David took the opportunity to become the landlord. Business has continued to be good, making Doc Ferry’s a popular meeting place. Community Involvement: Members of The Scots Guards Association in Dundee and Angus presented a plaque bearing the regimental crest in recognition of the bar’s efforts to commemorate a former comrade, George Docherty. Donations from David Glass and customers raised £265, which was presented to the regimental association.