this is a great little shop, by the harbour. on a summers day it can be busy as they sell lovely,…read moregood value icecreams. the also sell drinks and confectionary aswell as toys and nic-niks. its located a stones throw from the harbour and the beach and so often gets busy. It well worth a trip round for an icecream if you live or are visiting the area

Fantastic shop that sells american candy and ice cream…read more Great Staff 10/10

Well what can I say .Visited this shop last October time for a look and well came out laden with…read moregoodies . Inquired about an item i had seen on their website which was unfortunately out of stock at that time but could not have received better attention from the staff who informed me of when it was due to come in and how they could keep me back some when it did .I have been in several times since and commend them all for their attention to customer detail and service .All my comments to my friends have resulted in them now visiting the shop . Admittedly they are quite expensive but the quality speaks for itself and these goods do not come from America by carrier pigeon they are imported goods which of course have fees payable.I never look at the cost as if I really want something well I will pay for it.

This is my all time favorite Italian restaurant in Aberdeen, true it is small, true it has one of…read morethe smallest kitchens i have ever seen, but MAN the food they cook fresh and serve you is out of this world, Francisco and his son Christopher run the place very well and we are making a special trip to Aberdeen next week purely to visit Pasta Plus and enjoy some delicious authentic Italian food.

Took the family - all five of us - to this tiny restaurant on Rosemount Place for dinner last…read morenight and thoroughly enjoyed it. We were greeted by the Italian owner and I felt a bit guilty as he asked a couple who had finished their meal if they were ready to leave in order to seat us. The owner - who in his authentic accent corrected our poor attempts at Italian while ordering - was friendly and took our starters order first. Garlic bread, bruschetta, melon with Italian ham, and Caprese salad were all good - the girls especially loved the garlic bread. The wine by the glass he told us was San Genovese and was As the restaurant name tells you, the main course is pasta - he had many specials in addition to the regular menu items. We each had a plate of penne pasta with a different topping. The Marinara had clams and prawns, my Rustica had eggplant and anchovies, my wife's Alfredo was cream based with ham delight, and the girls had simple pastas with fresh Italian sausage. The owners son, was the cook and he did a nice job in his closet sized kitchen we could see from our table. The desserts were also good, lemoncello, cannelloni, and a chocolate ice cream with hazel nuts that was excellent. Give this little restaurant a try when you are looking for a nice plate of pasta in a friendly - but small - place.