Goodfellow & Steven is Broughty Ferry's own baker, established in 1897 by David Goodfellow and Margaret Steven. We pride ourselves on our traditional craft skilled approach to baking, avoiding mass factory production techniques. Our Gallery Café, the longest established café in Broughty Ferry, offers the best coffee in the area and the finest Scottish baking, all the while showcasing some of David Goodfellow’s watercolours. Come in and taste the difference yourself – we’d love to see you!

Don't miss:

The legendary Chocolate Violets, the one and only genuine Dundee Cake, and our handmade Real or Cheese Oatcakes.

Contact Information:

Address: 83 Gray Street, Broughty Ferry, DD5 2BP
Phone: 01382 477214
Opening Hours: 8am to 4pm
Email: [email protected]
Website: Visit official site

Other Locations nearby:

Address: Campfield Square, Barnhill, DD5 2PU
Phone: 01382 776422
Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday 7.30am to 3pm

Address: 11 High St, Monifieth, DD5 4DA
Phone: 01382 532471
Opening Hours: Monday to Saturday 7.30am to 3pm

Services:
Bakery: Freshly baked pies, pastries, cakes, and celebration cakes.
Gallery Café: Enjoy a delicious coffee and the finest in Scottish baking.
Celebration Cakes: Over 125 years of tradition in cake baking with modern decoration styles. Order online from our website and collect at your
nearest Goodfellow and Steven
Traditional Recipes: Many of our recipes date back over 125 years, in a family bakery tradition that goes back as far as the 1700s!

History: David Goodfellow, originally a baker from Dundee, met Margaret Steven while working at his uncle's bakery in Broughty Ferry. Together, they saw business opportunities and established their own shop in 1897. Over the years, they expanded their business, maintaining high-quality baking standards and excellent customer service.

Download Our History Books from our website:

"Bread in the Bones": The interwoven story of the our company and "The Ferry", as written by the grandson of our joint founder, David Goodfellow.
"We Need More Meringues": A window into the vanished community of businesses and residents in Arbroath in the mid 20th century, and
specifically our bakery and restaurant there, as told by our former director, Ronald Goodfellow.

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