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.

Tiny place with so much character, especially if you are lucky to cuddle one of the furry visitors…read more It can get very busy/squeezed for its size, but still it's one of the best places in the area and we need more of them. Because atmosphere is lovely, coffee, soup, sandwiches and cakes as well taastyyy. Particularly love matcha late, but it would be good idea to serve matcha tea in a wee pot, so it doesn't look like just green water in a glass The only thing that was too much for me - was the matcha freakshake - even for sweets lover like myself it was too sweet unfortunately (maybe the honey could be left out) and quite expensive . Looking great though. I will still give the rest of it a go, test it and probably get heart attack after

Came in to check out places to study. Small but such a cute coffee shop. Free wifi but looks like a…read moregreat place to do some light studying/work or to chat with a friend. Prices are reasonable. I had a cappuccino for 2.60. Love that they allow dogs.

The owner was so kind, he gave my son cookies! And it was…read morequiet. It was really good. You HAVE to try the gravy

I had my son place an order last week, it was delivered incomplete. I phoned up to point out the…read moreerror. which could have happened to anyone. The purpose of this review is to inform folks as to the manner in which the "shortfall " was handled. In no way is this a complaint, on the contrary. I spoke to a young lady, who more than addressed the situation by providing a credit which I could go for. I could not go then so I went this week. On a day the lady I mentioned was working. I can only say, i was treated with excellent accord and Haas went above and beyond to rectify, what was a small oversight. I know where my fish and chip shop is from now on. Thanks so much. Unfortunately my old head cannot recall the young ladies name. Great service.

This store is MASSIVE and has 2 floors the ground floor has food with thousands of tills and a…read moreMcDonalds while the the top floor has a massive George and have DVD,CD, games ETC and has elavators that you can take your trolley up which is pretty cool 10/10

What an EXTRAORDINARILY badly managed store! We called in for "one to two" things which turned into…read morea small trolley full, as these visits often do... On approaching the staffed checkouts (we prefer a human being to doing it ourselves) we saw significant queues and no signs of movement, and two tills were closing (this was around 5.20pm). A manager (?) assured us that there would be staff coming to the checkouts "in two minutes". I'm glad we didn't take him at his word, because the 20 minutes we were there we didn't see any (even after the "queue-buster call went out at 5.30pm). The poor woman working at our till was totally overwhelmed with her workload (and she was a middle-aged lady), while younger staff were seen leisurely wandering around the self service and self-scanned areas - surely some kind of staffing malfunction? We often shop at Aldi (Beach Boulevard) Lidl (Torry) and Tesco (Torry) all within 1-2 miles of this Asda and ALL of those stores have efficient staffing, effective management, and priority service for customers wishing to use staffed tills. We now rarely shop in Asda, we used to be regular shoppers in Glasgow and Cumbernauld, but our experience of Asda - especially as they are heavily pushing the self-service to the real detriment of the one-to-one customer experience has not only put us off, but I'm sure will put many many more customers off. Asda it's EASY; 1. convert some of the profits to secure good staff 2. increase your staffing 3. serve your customers. Because if you continue to push staffed checkouts down your list of priorities then we will not return. And we are not alone.

Fantastic Coffee! While there's not a massive selection of single origins (as they seem to do a few…read moresmaller batches and serve those), the selection & roast is excellent. Haven't eaten here, but will do, everything looked fantastic.

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.

The first night in my hometown after 20 years and my brother chose to take my friend and I to Cafe…read more52 for dinner. We all thoroughly enjoyed our meals, which included the Cullen Skink, a salad with smoked salmon and crayfish, duck with a blackcurrant sauce and another fish entree that I don't exactly recall. The wine list was another matter with a limited offering requiring that I tasted every red before finding something that was acceptable. Our waitress, however, was incredibly patient and helpful throughout the process. After our meal, we had a chat with the owner who, we found out, was the artist in residence i.e. all the artwork was his. Nice ambience... cozy and we could hear ourselves talk. If I lived in Aberdeen, it would definitely be a regular spot especially since their menu is based on seasonal items and constantly changing. As we say in the film world, two thumbs up!

Nice Indian food Quality…read moreGenerous And clean I tried it once and really like to try all items in the menu

A lovely spot in the city centre of Aberdeen, at the top end of Union Street. On Wednesday I…read moresurprised my Mum by getting a train up to Aberdeen for her birthday. My brother booked a table here for dinner as he loved the burger last time he had been in. On arrival the waitress gave us an option of two tables and said the one further away would be next to a large party of 8. So we opted for the quieter table. For a Wednesday in the middle of January the place was quite full. There are large tables round a fire near the bar which would be lovely for some drinks or coffee during the day. The menu changes quite often according to my brother, based on ingredients and seasonality which is always a good thing. I had some incredible yoghurt and chickpea falafels. My brother ate his 3 scallops before the plate was practically put down, I then scoffed his bulgur wheat. Mum loved her salmon. For main I had seabass with potato gnocchi was light and well seasoned. The burger my brother had was definitely homemade with a serious amount of meat put into it! I shared the STP with Mum, because you can't turn down an STP ever.

This is a great restaurant, and one of my favorites in Aberdeen. It is located on an off street,…read moreand a little hard to find. Kind of in a basement of one of the buildings on Queens Terrace. Though not nearly as stuffy as that sounds. Walk down the flight of steps and into the bar area. They use the lighting well because as you walk in everything is bright and open. Polished granite bar with the tap towers right in front. They will have a cask every once in a while. I think it is always something from Timothy Taylor. A small, but nice scotch selection of various Duncan Taylor offerings. Some booths in the bar area, then a dinning area towards the back. Very open and modern. The exposed, ancient granite walls is a perfect counter to the modern set up of the place as well. The service is always friendly, and for lunch they are particularly quick. Lots of business people in and out at lunch time, so they know how to keep up the ticket times. Though if you are in no rush, that is not a problem either. Open for breakfast, lunch, and diner on most days. Though closed on Mondays. Anyway, the food is excellent. Freshly prepared and locally sourced. The menu changes with the seasons and with what is available. Wild Mushroom Risotto, hell yes. The rib eye and steaks are great, when they have smoked salmon that is a no brainer. So fresh and flavorful. A great place to have a meal, and a drink. Enjoy your time here, then head on down Queens Terrace to No 10 Tavern for a great little pub. Which is exactly what I usually do when I stop by here.

We went to SooShe based on the positive reviews despite the restaurant being relatively new. What a…read moregood choice. Nice Japanese yet modern setting. Friendly staff that is extremely helpful in explaining what is what. And great food that is fresh and tastes fantastic. With that a very nice wine followed by sake and tea. Not a big place but very much worth coming back to.

Excellent food and service! We are from Texas and have lots of great food to choose from. This…read morerestaurant is a top notch choice. We could not finish all of it! Would go again for sure!

I can't believe there aren't more reviews for Rendezvous at Nargile, although I see at least one…read moreperson has left a review for the Nargile (same owners) on Skene Street whilst providing a photo of Nargile/Rendezvous. This is my favourite place to eat in Aberdeen. I love, love, love all their food. The Rendezvous is so much better than Skene Street as I think it is a prettier venue and the parking is so easy. If you can get a Groupon voucher or an offer voucher via Northsound for Fab Food Friday then power to your elbow. I go with friends for lunch and dinner when I can and always have the mixed Meze. I think the flavours are amazing. By the way, there is a Nargile in Edinburgh with similar food, but I do not think it is owned by the same family.