Staff is friendly and our server was very nice and polite, but the food itself came very slowly…read more Roast beef had odd char flavor but sides were good(Yorkshire pudding, broccoli, potatoes, carrot). The accompanying gravy was delicious! Others had chicken schnitzel, haggis starter and carbonara pasta. Those were all quite good. If service had been quicker, I would give a higher rating.

Excellent food here. But I will always remember how kind and lovely the staff were to me here on my…read more18th birthday. Lovely unique decor as well!

Great atmosphere, cool bar, and great cocktails. Bring your selfie game as its an instaworthy bar.read more

Absolutely love the atmosphere. Such a lovely spot in aberdeen. Drinks are so fun and plenty of…read morechoice. The food unfortunately is not worth the price, however it is still one of my favourite spots and staff are always lovely.

I've had lunch here twice so far and both meals were fantastic! Most noteable were the Haddock and…read morechips. That was probably one of the BEST fish & chips I've ever had. The filet was huge, golden brown but not greasy at all. The fish was really fresh and flakey. It came with peas and a stack of really thick cut fries. The fish itself was so big though, I didn't even take a bite of the peas or fries. I'd say I can't wait to get it again, however, I have to say, the entire menu looked really good, so both times I've gone I've had a hard time choosing what to get. Ultimately, I can't wait to go back to the Albyne, hopefully for dinner soon.

Nice place to either grab a quick bite to eat off their bar menu or have a nice sit down meal. The…read morebar is also good with a nice outside area. Good happy hour deal aswell!

I was visiting Aberdeen with my Mom and Sister and wanted to take them out for a treat at a…read moreMichelin star restaurant. The presentation and food were fabulous! We start with the baked scallop with cauliflower and basil (extra £5--worth it!) & the mozzarella arancini with tomato vodka sauce and parmesan. Both were so yummy! The scallop was baked into the shell, and I may have made noises while eating everything. The hake was a little bland, as white fish can be, but the eggplant, miso custard, and hazelnut really complemented it causing tasty explosion of flavor. I can't eat a lot of pasta, but I wanted to eat all of my sister's king oyster mushroom ricotta gnocchi with spinach and garlic confit. She took half of it to-go so we could save room for dessert. My mother enjoyed her fillet of beef with caramelised onion and beef shin--she'd never had that before and was very pleasantly surprised! We shared all the deserts--all very delightful, you can't go wrong! The atmosphere is quaint, with the cafe sitting next to a gothic church on a quiet street--even tho it's very close to the City Center. The cafe can fit about 10 tables of 2-4 people...if that. The service was some of the best I found in Scotland. They were attentive, asking how the meal was going and refilling drinks. I believe the US has some high standards of service, and the staff at Moonfish cafe were on top of things!

Nice lunch experience！Service is also great. Although menu is short but every dishes I had were…read morewonderful. Definitely want to try here another time.

We have just returned from lunch at No.10. Appreciate it was Mother's day which might have had an…read moreimpact on the usual Sunday service, but it was the only opportunity for me and my son to meet with old friends from South Africa. The menu, the meal, the service was faultless and we all had the same roast rib of Scotch beef. However, the stereophonic screaming of babies and toddlers was unbearable. I could see from the glances of other customers that we were not the only ones who felt that it was rather irritating. I have three grown children but I would never have taken them to a more upmarket restaurant for lunch if they were prone to that behaviour. I am sure the parents were struggling and possibly felt some embarrassment and could not enjoy their meals. There is absolutely nothing wrong with small children screaming, but it was unexpected in a restaurant of such pleasant ambiance and food.

I had been to No. 10 before, but only with work. This was the first time with the family. And what…read morea great visit a was. Unusual in its setting (you hardly know it is there), the atmosphere was bustling, the service friendly and the food great. A great variety in style of dishes we had one cauliflower pakora, a couple of haggis bonbons and a bar bun, followed by a burger, a lamb shank, halibut an d curry, followed by some nice desserts. A great place to visit.

Idk really know. Kinda just mid…read moreSTRAIGHT MID Where is 2.5 stars? Fine 3 stars :) Food was GREAT Service was bad Loud like very loud. The noise was actually crazy crazy!

Nice place, good food, good ambiance…read more Service is good, waiters and waitresses are friendly and professional. May not be the best food I had, but it's pretty close (counting Scottish food only, I haven't tried the steaks) Price is fair, maybe a bit expensive to be a regular, but not overpriced. Good for dates or family outings. Definitely recommend the place

This is, without question, one of the best restaurants I've ever been to. We found it by complete…read moreaccident (it's a bit hidden, though in the center of town). We had the chateaubriand with a few drinks and a couple starters. Everything was absolutely sterling, and the steak was almost a religious experience. Absolutely tender, perfectly grilled, and impeccably seasoned. The menu was large and diverse, the staff knowledgeable and friendly, and the atmosphere was surprisingly classy and romantic. I loved the decor, I loved the live pianist, and I loved the ambiance with the lighting and the candles. My husband said it was his favorite restaurant in town, and I'll have to agree. Can't wait to go back.

What a wonderful find here in Aberdeen. . From the extremely accommodating staff to the tasty food…read more& beverages, we highly recommend checking this place out. Unique & original decor, vegan & vegetarian options for those of us who prefer not to eat the traditional haggis & blood sausages. Management was very attentive to our requests & made every effort to guide us in all things historical in the area. Thank you Carmelite Bar & Grill!

Very average meal. We were not surprised after eating that the place was pretty much empty. Go to…read moreMoon Fish around the corner for crowds and good food.

We showed up without a reservation reasonably early on a Friday night, which worked. I had the soup…read moreof the day, which was primarily celeriac (but probably some potato, too), and then a halibut filet, which was excellent. The daughter had sea bass, which she thought was very good, too. My wine was a French Sauvignon Blanc, a nice drink. Tasty, house-baked bread. The service wasn't as attentive as it could have been (plenty of staff around, apparently waiting for the bulk of the guests to arrive), but adequate. The decor is a bit odd: in a town that is smack full of granite and maybe other rock on the streets, in buildings, and so on, this one had some sort of granite-rock-patterned wall paper. Not exactly tacky, but not as classy as it could have been. And what is up with one nice napkin made of fabric and one paper napkin? (Maybe the latter is for blowing your nose?) Anyway, the food was so nice that they get four stars but there is room for improvement in the details.

Came in to see what a "coffee shop of the year" was like and it was disappointing. Tho service…read more(order from the bar) and atmosphere was excellent the food was not. My order was quickly delivered but was leery when I asked for the potato and leek soup (at 11:00am) waitress said "let me see if there is any left!?! I expected fresh soup at that time of day- but received watery soup, must have been yesterday's leftovers just reconstituted with water. Hubby got the "fluffy" fruit pancakes- oh boy the description on menu was misleading ! They were rubbery, thin, and hard. He had to use a knife to cut it up. Came with blueberries and bananas but apologized about the lack of strawberries which they ran out of and then went to the local Sainsbury's to get more later. It doesn't take a lot of effort to make homemade fluffy pancakes- nor have all the kitchen supplies ready to serve. Too bad the kitchen didn't have their act together. I'll be going to other cafes that are better!