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Reviews on Bar food in Banchory, Scotland, United Kingdom. Banchory (Scots: Banchry, from Scottish Gaelic: Beannchar) is a burgh or town in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. It is about 18 miles west of Aberdeen, near where the Feugh River meets the River Dee.
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6. Coach House Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By 367JonathanB
For what it tries to be...which I think is a vibrant, family-friendly provider of wholesome and tasty food - The Burnett Arms is hitting the spot.The interior is so much more convivial than before, and the style of dining feels contemporary and welcoming.It's not somewhere I would go for a quiet, romantic dinner - but the buzz and friendly atmosphere is perfect for a casual meal with friends or family.Food quality, taste, presentation and value are all good.Well worth a visit if you've not been for a while.
5. Feughside Inn Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 55 reviews
Reviewed By jamesrP8690QM
Had our Dinner in restaurant while staying at Feughside Inn. Views were outstanding watching sun setting in west while having our meal. The food was outstanding and although a la carte menu there were Chefs Specials as well catering for every taste. One night I had Chicken Balmoral but once I tasted the Haddock and Chunky Chips I had to have it again. There was Cauliflower Soup and on other nights Parsnip and Apple Soup and Vegetable Broth. Desserts were delightful especially the Cheescakes
4. The Tee Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
The Tee Room is in the beautiful setting of the Inchmarlo Golf Resort. It provides meals throughout the day, with a selection of breakfast rolls, light and full lunches and evening meals. Coffee, tea, cakes and freshly made scones are also on offer. The t
Reviewed By HelenaScotlandUK
lovely lunches, dinners and afternoon teas. good value and delightful staff! I would highly recommend it!
3. Scott Skinner's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Traditional Bar, Restaurant & Function Room in Banchory, Aberdeenshire. Booking recommended to avoid disappointment - especially at the weekend.
Reviewed By AndyR1817
We stayed at Banchory for three nights and used this restaurant twice, the food was first class and served by pleasant staff. We will definitely be back.
2. The Douglas Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 167 reviews
Hotel/Bar/Bistro - serves typical Gasropub food but at proper tables and chairs. Has Prosecco on tap!
Reviewed By KennethReid
Having an enjoyable afternoon at the Taste of Grampian festival seeing the best of local produce was heartening with so much quality produce on show. Heading home we called in to the Douglas Arms in Banchory which was quite atmospheric with a lot of people enjoying food and drink in the comfortable restaurant and lounge. We were advised there was a new menu with a lot of attractive tasty options on offer from a helpful member of staff. We decided on their healthy options of yummy sounding salads. The food was delivered reasonably promptly and was well presented. Have to say we were both delighted with our choices and will be back soon to try more of the options on their new menu. Nice place, friendly staff, decent prices and good eats. Thumbs up from us so do check the Douglas out.
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1. Potarch Cafe & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
Potarch Café & Restaurant has a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. We aim to consistently offer a wholesome menu using local, fresh and seasonal produce. For our younger customers we also have a large children's playarea which includes a sand pit, wendy
Reviewed By daviddF6834NL
We stumbled on the Potarch while staying on Deeside and looking for somewhere to have lunch. We were intending to sit outside at one of the picnic tables as we had our wee dog with us and it was too hot to leave her in the car. However, the manager invited us inside as the place is very dog friendly. We were lucky to get a table as it was busy being Sunday. Once seated and restraining our excitable pup the manager again appeared with a water bowl for the dog and proceeded to give her some gravy bone biscuits claiming he always fed the dogs first! The lunch menu is more adventurous than many smaller restaurants but we quickly opted for the set lunch menu for £12.95 for three, yes three, courses. What a good decision that turned out to be. A choice of five starters of which I chose classic mussels with shallots and wine which came in a small cast iron pot piping hot and plenty for a starter all large plump and juicy. My wife had king prawns with chilli and followed with fish and chips which she declared moist and very tasty the modest portion being ample for a three course lunch. I had the slow braised beef casserole also in a cast iron pot which kept it very hot. For me, who adds all sorts of flavours to such things, it was a bit bland but nonetheless very tasty and tender and ample portion. We could both have been satisfied with that but since sweet was included I opted for the Eaton Mess which was a delight with strawberries and she had a fresh fruit salad topped with a lemon sorbet which she said was wonderful. We shall certainly make a point of eating here again. The staff were really excellent led by the dog friendly manager who who assume is French and he certainly knows how to run this small but popular restaurant, quietly directing the staff and watchful of the customers.Thank you for your wonderful review! Our staff thank you for your comments and we are pleased that your little dog enjoyed it too!We hope to see all three of you again in the future.
