Reviews on British food in Aberdeen, Scotland, United Kingdom. Experience the richness of Aberdeen’s proud history and culture — from the sound of residents’ traditional Doric accent to the sights of glittering granite buildings lining the city’s streets. Explore the cobbled roads and historic university buildings of Old Aberdeen, then take a stroll along the nearby sandy beach and watch for dolphins in the busy harbour. Afterward, find your way to the quaint fishing quarter of Footdee, and lose yourself among its tiny cottages and colourful gardens.
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4 based on 542 reviews
Set in Aberdeenâs trendy west end, No.1 is a chic bar/grill situated on Queens Terrace. Whether you visit for a drink, coffee, light snack, lunch or dinner, our Aberdeen restaurant offers comfort and convenience to satisfy every kind of appetite. At No.1
Trendy, upscale, good menu options and good wine list. Had to flag down the server for anything we needed. Average food at high prices. Would not choose to return.
4 based on 1032 reviews
The Sand Dollar Cafe is a seafront restaurant serving breakfast, lunches and afternoon light meals offering daily specials in a friendly atmosphere, we have outside seating, do special Bistro evening events like Jazz Nights and always welcome children.
Very good and blows away its competitors along the promenade. Sadly itâs very busy at peak times. Which is a good sign. Good no nonsense food. Great staff.
4 based on 981 reviews
Established in 2004, Moonfish Cafe is located on the Medieval streets of Aberdeens Merchant quarter with views of the 12th century Kirk of St Nicholas. The kitchens constantly changing innovative menu of modern British cuisine consists of a focused menu f
We booked in for lunch for my husbands birthday. The atmosphere was so relaxed and lovely and the food was incredible, so good that we booked to go again next weekend. This has to be the best restaurant in Aberdeen, amazing local produce, relaxed atmosphere and fabulous service. Amazing.
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4 based on 474 reviews
A warm Scottish failte to 'Angus & Ale', Aberdeen. Our beef is dry aged on the bone for a minimum of 28 days which guarantees melt-in-the-mouth, juicy burgers. 100% Angus beef. No bull!
Had high hopes for this place, read the reviews and thought it sounded fab, the service was good and I liked the atmosphere, nice music and decor, I had Cullen skink for starter which was delicious and my boyfriend had the pate which he enjoyed but said the amount of bread you get compared to the slab of pate was ridiculous. Mains were two burgers, I had the buttermilk chicken burger which was almost too big to comfortably eat and honestly I wasnât impressed, it was crunchy to the point of breaking your teeth and had that burnt floury taste. I had also asked for no chipotle mayo but got it anyway and there was a massive pickle on top of the bun which is not mentioned on the menu, this is a huge pet hate of mines. The taste of pickle on the bun was off-putting. The beef burger was TINY compared to the bun but massively thick which meant that it was quite pink in the middle which my partner does not like. Perhaps flattening the burgers a little would make for a more enjoyable and presentable meal? Also the chips were naff. Overall not worth the £50 it cost us. I hate to leave a negative review of a local business, but I feel like this place has the potential to be something amazing and letâs itself down on the little things.
4 based on 453 reviews
Bountiful, delicious breakfast. Beautiful, classy dining room with white tablecloths - yes I still appreciate linens. I enjoyed the best lamb chops of my trip and there were 4 of them, cooked to perfection (pink throughout). My husband enjoyed the lobster thermador, also too generous with both halves of the lobster. Good wine selection. Expensive, but certainly worth every bite.
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4 based on 1505 reviews
Revolution Aberdeen is situated in the heart of vibrant Belmont Street. Split over two levels, the venue offers the perfect place to relax with friends over lunch then party late into the evening. Each of the two floors has its own unique feeling. Our int
A restaurant that reminded me of a US restaurant. Very good drinks and the food was OK but nothing to go for if you are only interested in food. Nice atmosphere Hi Anders,Thanks for the very honest review, I'm sorry it was only 3 stars! Hopefully see you again where we can redeem ourselves!Ben,General Manager
4 based on 165 reviews
We are Aberdeen's first and only 100% vegan establishment! We are also a worker co-op and try to work with as many small business as we possibly can. At Bonobo Cafe, we are passionate about food and want to show that vegan food really can be delicious no
Had a delicious cuppa & open sandwich here for lunch. Very, very tasty & left me happily stuffed! Surroundings relaxed & welcoming. All staff very pleasant. I'm not actually vegan but thoroughly enjoyed my lunch & will definitely return. Just a word of caution...this is a small place so grab a table asap!
4 based on 303 reviews
Stopped in at 2.55 on a Friday afternoon, wasnât sure if still serving lunch. Owner/manager was really friendly, had promised his chef a break but checked and chef was happy to stay back. Delicious home made soup, sandwiches were packed full of tasty fillings, served with side salad, dressing and vegetable crisps. Super fast service, friendly, relaxed atmosphere. We were enroute to cinema so the quick turnaround was exactly what we were after. Fantastic value and looking forward to going back!
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5 based on 89 reviews
Sports Bar, Casual Dining Restaurant and upstairs function suite for up to 120 covers. American,Italian freshly made to order food with a Scottish twist.
First visit here last night after a friendâs recommendation and it didnât fail to impress! Lovely homely atmosphere with a fab waitress who was rushed off her feet but very good at her job. We had the spicy chicken wings, chilli bowl, ribs and a kids chicken strips. Portion sizes are very generous, the chilli was to die for, best I have ever tasted (proper American style). Home made tortillas and cornbread finished it off perfectly. The chicken strips were good according to our fussy 10 year old who finished the lot followed by the caramel apple tart (which I was hoping he wouldnât finish but he did!). Ribs looked amazing and were really good too. Decent price - £56 for the food plus 6 soft drinks. Will definitely be back!
4 based on 1032 reviews
The Sand Dollar Cafe is a seafront restaurant serving breakfast, lunches and afternoon light meals offering daily specials in a friendly atmosphere, we have outside seating, do special Bistro evening events like Jazz Nights and always welcome children.
Very good and blows away its competitors along the promenade. Sadly itâs very busy at peak times. Which is a good sign. Good no nonsense food. Great staff.
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