lol, we didn't mean to eat "American" but we were hungry and the area smelled good so we walked in…read more From an American - Food is pretty accurate. Big portions.

Tasty soul food in Aberdeen. The new premises isn't as cosy as the previous one but still has a…read morecool vibe. The food is incredible especially the gumbo and pecan pie.

Fun place to eat and drink! The food was very good, the drink terrific and the service wonderful!…read more To clarify- this was the boozy core in Edinburgh. The Aberdeen location is closed.

Looking for somewhere to soak up all the booze we had had during the day, we stumbled upon the…read moreBoozy Cow. Didnt look like much from outside but it was really nice inside. We ordered a drink to start which was the Bacon Maple Old Fashioned, which was lovely and I would have ordered another if there wasnt so many different cocktails to try on the menu. For food we ordered the Philli Cheesesteak each with sweet potato fries and wagon wheel onion rings to share. Food came quickly and there was a lot of it, it was well prepared and tasted amazing. I could have eaten another of the cheesesteak but instead I filled myself up with more cocktails. I would recommend the milkshakes, we tried the boozy brulada and chocolate salty balls and they did not disapoint. We ended our visit with two other cocktails, the taste the rainbow and caramel jack (which was my partners but wish I had gotten for myself). The staff were friendly and never had you waiting for long to be served. Next time I visit Aberdeen I will be heading back here, just wish there was one in Glasgow.

Really enjoyed our visit to the spiritualist today. Interesting cocktail menu, good old classics…read moreand some new inspirations. The menu for the food is cool, some really nice sharing food available. We particularly enjoyed the halloumi and piri piri chic skewer with sweet potato fries. The four cheese macaroni was delicious. Excellent professional and friendly service with a smile. Atmosphere is very relaxed and cool. No rushing you to finish and move out. Good choice for lunch with cocktails after a spot of shopping. Will definitely be back. Thanks

This place is a treasure! American travelers stopping by on a whim and they kicked it between the…read moreposts! Their gin cox are outstanding!

I found this excellent café via Google. I ordered a small cappuccino along with a bacon, egg, and…read morecheese sandwich and it was wonderful. The ingredients were fresh and cooked to order. Along with the food, the ambiance was quaint and cozy. The service was excellent.

Good food, several very good Gluten free options. Services…read morewas quite slow. We ask d several times for drink refills.

Good food and nice atmosphere but the service was poor. Brought the wrong drink (replaced when…read moreasked) and totally forgot to put the order in the kitchen. Finally got the wings and had to go to the bar to get silverware and ask for the blue cheese which was forgotten. Mgr told us the pizza was burned and they had to redo the order but the waiter said he forgot to put the order in. Mgr did bring us fries and gave us a 10% discount for the wait. Overall, I don't think I would recommend this place.

This place was great! Lovely hidden jem with the cutest ambiance. Great portion sizes and…read morebreakfast/scone cooked fresh. It was served piping hot with a cuppa tea. Will be coming back next time I visit Scotland.

Such a cute place but they r pretty understaffed. Girls are very nice but because they r…read moreunderstaffed getting something like a coffee refill takes 30 minutes. Anyway food was pretty okay but deco was super trendy. If ur looking for a cute breakfast place this is it but only if you have free time bc it will take a while.

Yes, it is a well known chain and not necessarily fancy. We don't go often, but our oldest daughter…read morelikes to go for her birthday. And whenever we go we enjoy it. Good atmosphere and decent food. We had a nice variety in starters and mains (shrimp, nachos, mozzarella dippers and bruschetta and ribs and burgers). There is always something for everyone. We'll be back.

Very pleasant place to eat, was in a rush to find somewhere to eat as it was getting late and me…read moreand my friends had not booked anywhere to eat. So we popped into TGI Fridays and enjoyed a decent meal, considering we had blown out daily budget by a long shot, the whole starter and main course for £16 was a god send. The food was very high quality and so was the staffing. The only reason I have given it 4 stars instead of 5 is because its menu is a bit limiting, my girlfriend isn't mega picky but I highly doubt I'd be able to bring here there and not spend hours convincing her there is something in the menu which she'd like. Apart from that the food was excellent and I would definitely eat there again. I just regret forgetting to tip out waitress for her excellent service.

Fantastic Location right in the city center…read more But avoid going there at lunchtime at the week ends becuase the line can get long This location offers the full McDonalds range The location does not have a drive through 9/10

extremely busy macdonalds, so dont expect to get erved quickly. full of shoppers, little children,…read moreand lunchtime is horrendous.that said food is what you expect. generally all the tills are open, it is quite clean and tidy considering the volume of traffic. o.k. if you time it right. for healthy eaters a bit more greenery/salad is on the menu

Infinite Degrees Awesome…read more Ok, so this place is all about the beer, no surprises there, and they have a really good mix of their own stuff and local and not so local craft and real ales - beer lover's heaven. Service is good, not great, and the décor is a bit too minimalist for me. The biggest niggle I have is that the bar is not made for standing at and they have the world's dumbest beer tap set up that actually creates a barrier between you and the bar staff - I don't care if it is all about the table service - I like to sit at a bar when I'm getting drunk - deal with it. Like I said the beer range is awesome, their own stuff is all brewed to Belgian traditions, so I normally stay away from that stuff as it's not my cup of tea. The rest of their beers will be a mix if North American style stuff and traditional British porters and ales. The beer is served perfectly, which is never a bad thing. The staff are relatively efficient, though perhaps a bit too hipster, and it is another one of those bars where it seems they are encouraged to hang out talking to their pals and not focus on the newbies who are eager for information to help them sedate their thirst. The building is an old Victorian morgue so the stone work is beautiful exposed granite, which is pretty dramatic. They have gone for simple long beer hall style benches, which I think is great. They also have a mahoosive blackboard that lists all of their beers, though you will get a sore neck looking at it. They have iPads behind the bar which details all their bottled beers, though as is unfortunately the case everywhere, particularly in Aberdeen, they cost a fortune. You can jump on their wifi and get access to the homepage which shares the same info.

This isn't just Aberdeen's best Craft Beer venue, it's one of the very best I've been to anywhere…read morein the world. First off, don't be put off by all the "Belgian styled Scottish beer" stuff - it's a good a place as any to find anything from IPAs through to Russian Imperial Stouts. Staff are unbelievably friendly, even coming to sit and chat beer with us on what was almost certainly one of the busiest nights of the beer. That's not to say they were ignoring other customers; more than management seem to actually provide enough staff not to have a queue at the bar the whole time. We didn't have time to try them but the whisky selection also looked pretty impressive.

Whisky Galore Oh…read moreboy, if you know your Scottish Cities and their Pubs then you will know what I mean when I say the Grill is to Aberdeen what that Horseshoe is to Glasgow and The Guildford (Or Café Royal, or Bow Bar) is to Edinburgh. And for those of you who don't know your Scottish Cities and their Pubs, allow me to clarify - It's ICONIC!! So, things you need to know, firstly they are rumoured to have the largest Whisky selection in Scotland (RUMOURED). I mean it is ridiculous, I'm sure if a fire started here it would blow up half of Union Street and said explosion could be seen from the Moon. So if you like your Whisky then this is a must visit pub. Secondly, this pub is older than you will ever be, My dad drank here when he was 5, and now he is 80, and people drank there before he was born. It's so old that they had to install ladies toilets a while back as there weren't any - and ladies are allowed to drink alongside men these days! Lastly, it might look like a dump outside, but don't mistake dump for character. This has more character than Monty Python. The floor clearly used to be strewn with sawdust back in the days, and some of the staff have seen more than their fair share of breakfasts - but that all adds to the experience. The experience here is guaranteed to be memorable for all the right reasons!

The Grill is worth a visit even if you hate Whisky. But if you hate whisky then go find an alco-pop…read morevendor. You probably will not appreciate the beauty and history of this place. It is bloody long. The bar is also bloody long. By the way, it is pub and not a Grill. They decided to turn it from a restaurant to a pub around 1900 and never got around to changing the name. Let us get down to the essentials. This is about whisky and pilgrims and Scotland and finding places with a lot of bottles of the aforementioned. Well the Grill has it. 500 bottles. Let that number sink in. One dram a day. After spending a year performing that activity and you have not finished. They have some of the oldest drams on sale anywhere in the world - a 1938 Macallan, Several 1930 Malts and the legendary Black Bowmore. Voted in "Bar of the Year" in 2008 by Whisky Magazine and staffed with folks with Whisky expertise. If you do not like Whisky, then grab an ale and soak in the amazing architecture of this place. CAMRA has named this place as the most northerly Scottish "Pub Interior of Outstanding Historic Interest". So much to offer, you cannot lose by visiting this place. Pilgrims Ho!