Harbour Takeaway Restaurant

Harbour Takeaway Restaurant sits at the upper end of Kirkcaldy's long High Street in the Sinclairtown area, in the stretch approaching the historic village of Dysart. The kitchen serves a mixed menu of takeaway dishes — fried food, Chinese and fast-food options — to the residential communities at this eastern end of the Lang Toun. Sinclairtown grew up around the pottery and linoleum industries that made Kirkcaldy famous worldwide in the nineteenth century, and the neighbourhood retains its working-class character. The Harbour Takeaway name references the Dysart harbour — a stone's throw away, rebuilt in 1829 with Robert Stephenson's assistance — that gave this eastern stretch of the town its coastal identity.