Iannarllies

Iannarllie's trades from the small Beauly Avenue parade in Downfield, the post-war housing scheme that runs east from Strathmartine Road toward Kirkton in north Dundee. The shop is a chip-shop and pizza-house combination — fish suppers, pies, sausages and the deep-fried staples on the chippy side, with a broad pizza-and-kebab list bolted on for the late evening trade. Aggregator listings flag it as a sister operation to the Kohe Noor Indian takeaway at the same parade, so collection customers often see the two menus working together under one roof.

The Beauly Avenue parade serves the immediate closes of the Downfield scheme and runs a delivery radius reaching back into the central Kirkton and Strathmartine streets. Just Eat reviews on the Iannarllie's record run into the hundreds, sit around the four-out-of-five mark and emphasise the pizza side — generous toppings, fresh dough, the meal-deal bundles — and the speed of the collection turnaround over the chippy side. For DD3 households west of Strathmartine Road it is one of the closer evening options at the lower end of the local price range, and the cross-over with Kohe Noor gives the parade a wider menu reach than most scheme takeaways.