Jack and Jones

Jack & Jones is the Tex-Mex restaurant that took over the corner unit at the foot of Castle Street after the earlier Shehzad curry-house era ended. Castle Street runs off the High Street between Reform Street and the Murraygate, dropping down toward the railway station and Discovery Point, which puts the room squarely in the central-Dundee dining beat. It's a sit-down operation rather than a takeaway-first kitchen — fajitas, tacos, burritos and the usual Tex-Mex roster on one side of the card, with steak, salmon and chicken plates on the other — and the venue has built up a strong aggregator profile, with thousands of positive reviews on Quandoo and OpenTable around the dine-in business. A separate takeaway and delivery branding runs alongside, working the same Castle Street kitchen for collection and aggregator orders. The room caters as much to party bookings and birthdays as walk-in evening trade, and trades through the week with a Sunday afternoon-to-evening service that has become a fixture of the central-Dundee weekend.