I am giving this five stars solely for introducing me to the combination of scotch egg and cullen…read moreskink. The food here is great, and it is also pretty reasonably priced for the sort of fare you are served. Courses aren't too huge, which means you can try a few (guessing this is why they are reasonably priced) I have tried quite a few things on the menu and usually ask for a variation of a cocktail i like, as an accompaniment, from the bar staff, who are all very good at putting a slightly different twist on something you are used to. The music is never too loud, or obvious, which is also good, and they keep the numbers down at the weekends to ensure the customers inside aren't too crowded. This place is a step in the right direction for Aberdeen.

Kitchen open late. You must try the Tipping House Seafood platter. Delicate cream based seafood…read morechowder. Crawfish wonton are drops of heaven in your mouth good.

We went to the Silver Darling with four in the evening. The positives remain, a great view with…read moreships passing by and the food quality is excellent. We had great starters, mains and desserts, mainly fish but also the meat dishes are great and the specials are nice as well. We were a bit disappointed by the fact you really have to ask for bread and when it comes it is not a lot with a strange tasting butter. Most unfortunate was that we were forgotten for quite a while before being served. They apologised, but service can be inconsistent.

We blindly booked this based on reviews while we were touring the University…read more Amazing food and service! And can't beat the view. Would go back in a heartbeat!

The food and service at Bistro Verde are excellent. The menu changes regularly and they have…read moreinteresting and tasty specials. It's a lovely intimate place with great service. Check it out if you love seafood and even if you don't, there's always an alternative offering too.

Words can not explain how unbelievably tasteful Bristo Verde is. The service and atmosphere is…read moreincredibly pleasant and the food amazingly delicious( I'll remember the taste forever) and very reasonably priced with extremely large portions. I can't recommend this place enough.

This place is actually open and I'm very happy it is!We were in Aberdeen for the night and decided…read moreto stop in. The food is on point! I got the rib of the day which was a pork rib perfectly cooked and served with delicious potatoes, pancetta and tasty apple chestnut purée. This was likely the best barbecue style rib I've had outside of the US. My girlfriend got the venison special which came with haggis croquettes (our first haggis) and pickled beet root. The venison was cooked to perfection and the haggis croquettes were delicious.

Adelphi kitchen is open and should not be passed up! It's a local spot - if that's what you're…read morelooking for. Great craft beer, burgers, wings and steak. How could you want anything else? Get the cauliflower wings for some spice.

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.

Standard fish and chips, large portions and family atmosphere. Good service at reasonable prices.read more

Came here at a friend's recommendation, delicious! I failed…read moreto eat the whale, but it was worth the attempt.

I was introduced to this restaurant about 8 years ago when I told the concierge at my hotel in…read moreAberdeen that I was craving a nice, more upscale seafood restaurant. And since my first dinner at the Atlantis Restaurant I have dined there about 12 times, each time the food has been remarkable! My suggestion is get reservations. The restaurant isn't abundantly large and is inside The Mariner Hotel, so it fills up quite quickly. Their wine list is small, but it's nice. Nothing too fancy, and the wait staff has always been helpful in guiding me toward some delicious alternatives to pair with my meal. I prefer seafood over beef, but many of my colleagues and dinner companions have ordered and have always raved about the beef. The Atlantis usually have some very delicious fish and beef specials and if there is a Scottish Salmon entree that is what I order and have never been disappointed. Also, their dessert selection is small, but delicious. The service is always very good -- which if you haven't been to Scotland, the service in Scotland is much better than England -- however, I have found some incredible restaurants in England, too. My only complaint is the atmosphere. The tables and chairs are kind of casual and made of light wood -- perhaps Oak -- and the window treatments, carpet and furnishings don't seem to "do it" for me. It's like the restaurant personality and the menu don't go together. But if you can look past the burgundy, blue and gold color pallet I promise your palette won't be disappointed.

woah! this place is ridiculous. my sister-in-law suggested that we eat here for dinner to celebrate…read moremy parents wedding anniversary but failed to inform us that it is an all you can eat off the menu (not a buffet!) type restaurant, duh! i need to prep for these sorts of things! that being said, woahhhh! we ordered tons of starters to share between six of us, the highlight being the corn chicken and the seaweed, but everything was delicious! the wait staff then brought out some shredded duck (which i don't eat cos i think they are super cute) which went down well. at this point we were all stuffed but most definitely drinking lots of wine to help us in our quest. after a rest we then ordered our mains, opting for...everything! (not quite, but it felt like it). stand outs were the squid dish, spicy prawns, delicious broccoli and yeah, everything was good! including the fried rice and the noodles. we were completely stuffed by the end of it, but it is possible to go here and eat dessert too as i saw other tables doing so! for £22 a head this has to be one of life's greatest bargains, especially considering the food is actually good and tastes a big cut above a standard buffet that would offer similiar fare. i have to say that the gluttony involved in consuming food like this kind of frightens me and disgusts me in equal measures, so, although i am glad i went and think it's a very good idea well executed, it's not somewhere i would come to often...for the sake of my life! waiting staff were friendly, efficient and personable.

Lovely service on a Thursday night. The food however was poor. Frozen fish, tiny little over fried…read moreking prawns. The fried seaweed was nice, but it doesn't excuse the rest of the meal. It wasn't that expensive, but id rather have half the portion size and fresh food than a lot of frozen/canned stuff.

Croque meisure left a lot to desire, too much bread not enough filling and no bechamel sauce,…read moredisappointing. On the other hand, everything else looked quite good and the staff was reallt nice, I'll probably be back to try something else.

My B/F lives next door to this Panini shop. He took me here one afternoon during my visit. He has…read morebeen here before and liked it. Knowing I love sandwiches and panini's, he took me here. The shop has a huge variety of paninis to choose from. From your ordinary turkey and ham to cajun chicken to a seafood combo. Being from California, I love seafood so naturally i was drawn to the seafood combo. My panini was loaded with shrimp, crab meat, tuna, and seasonings. I absolutely loved it. The portion was very large and it comes with vegetable add-ons. My B/F had the cajun chicken and thought it was lovely as well. I am a fan because unlike some panini shops I have been to before, this place does not act posh or pretentious. Downside, it is not open for very late, closes around 6pm, and isn't open on the weekends. Otherwise, the prices are moderate and the sandwiches are delicious.

OMG. Go! Some of the best India food I have had in the UK. If you live in Aberdeen go twice a week…read more WOW!

Shahbaaz Tandoori is one of my favourite Indian restaurants in Aberdeen, if not the favourite!…read moreIt is situated on a side street off the west end of union street. There is limited parking on the streets in the area, but there is a multi-storey NCP car park a couple of minutes walk away on Chapel Street. I've been here quite a few times and have really enjoyed the food every time and so have my friends. The chicken pakora are great and good naan breads here too. Here are a couple of reviews: http://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/Article.aspx/635481?UserKey = http://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/Article.aspx/784139?UserKey = I can't fault the service here, always excellent!!