We have always liked Cafe Bohème having visited for almost 15 years. Over those years Cafe Bohème…read morehas been a solid 5 out of 5. This visit was, however, slightly disappointing. Service was very quick (we had to try to slow the service down), portions looked a bit smaller and the main (pork belly) was less impressive than before and quite dry. Interestingly, the bill at the end was a lot lower than we are used to, so you do wonder whether there is a change in philosophy.

Last night we had dinner at Cafe Boheme and it was incredible!!! The staff were lovely, food…read moreamazing and the restaurant has a very nice atmosphere in general. We ordered a bottle of Malbec with some bread to start and chose the pork belly and the poussin for our mains. The food was so well prepared and well balanced, we didn't want to share a bite of either of our plates! To finish, we picked the crème brûlée and the orange pistachio polenta cake which were a perfect finish to a perfect meal. The food was very reasonably priced too, so allround a new favourite!

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.

The food was spectacular, service great and extremely kind, and ambiance so cozy and beautiful…read more Definitely go here.

Best ever food in Aberdeenshireread more

Six years since my first review and Buchanan's is still superb…read more To maintain this level of quality and service for years takes real commitment. Highly recommended.

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!

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!

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.

Went there at 1:00 to meet friends. Our age group had been going to the PoW pub for 40-50 years…read more We had main meals and later on we had some snacks as well as our beers. At around 9:00 we were told that we were being cut off (no more service). So I asked the management: Had we been rude? No. Had we upset other customers? No. Were any of our party of four staggering around and overly intoxicated? No. So why were we cut off? "We have a duty of care - company rules". Ok. Understood. But what duty of care is required for people who are not overly intoxicated? "It's just the rules. Thanks for your custom. See you soon". No you won't, Prince of Wales. After 40-50 years, we won't be back. This is a sad day.

Definitely a pub! When we went it was completely packed. A nice couple shared their table with us…read more We didn't get to try the food, but I definitely got more of a "happy hour" feeling from the place. Apparently, a very popular local spot!

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