Local, or not
at all.

Arbroath has always been a town that feeds people. Monks baked bread in the shadow of the Abbey; fishwives smoked haddock over hardwood in the barrels of the Fit o' the Toon; generations of holidaymakers have queued along the harbour for a supper eaten out of the paper.

Yet search for somewhere to eat here and you'll find the town buried under national chains, out-of-date listings and directories that can't tell Arbroath from anywhere within twenty miles. We thought the town deserved better than that.

So we built the Index: a directory that covers Arbroath and only Arbroath — every listing inside the five DD11 postcode sectors — organised by the things people actually crave. Coffee. Fish and chips. A proper sit-down dinner. Something from the bakery. Something from the garden.

And because a listing alone doesn't pay the rent, we became a studio too. We photograph, brand and build for the kitchens in the Index, and we help them take orders directly through Bizzy Apps Pro — at 5% per order, VAT included — so more of every pound spent in Arbroath stays in Arbroath.