Unprepossessing atmosphere but solid food, drinks, and service. Calamari, passion fruit curd, and…read morewhite coffee were standouts.

Very nice ambiance, excellent service and delicious food. Tried the fish and chips and were not…read moredisappointed. Best we've had on our Scotland trip so far. Soup was quite tasty as well. Service from all the staff was excellent!

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!

Wow, I can't believe a review of this stonking little bistro has not been made yet. Perhaps because…read moreits hidden down Correction Wynd and a little tricky to seek out? But this place is definitely worth checking out, especially if you are in town and are looking for a quality meal, in a nice, laid back environment. There are several little bistro style restaurants in the city, however, none of them are as well priced as this little gem. The food is a fusion of French/European with some Scottish influences here and there. The menu changes all the time depending what is in season. Just the way it should be really! The staff were really good on the night, quick service and professional. A rare occurrence also, that for once, in Aberdeen, I did not feel ripped off . Great value for money, I will be back!

Simply lovely. Tiny place, no airs and graces just polite service with a smile, really flavoursome…read morewell prepared food and good ingredients. They seem to do taster events too. A very romantic feel.

We arrived to the restaurant 15' earlier than our reservation and the place was full. The manager…read moreof the restaurant kindly asked us to leave the restaurant until our reservation time. yes, unbelievable but true. We came back 15' minutes later looking for "the French experience". First surprise, no foie gras. We choose the smoked salmon for entrance and it was okay, but nothing superlative to mention. My wife and I decided to go with the plate of the day, it was duck. The dish was very basic and nothing special, the sides very poor. The French kitchen is not well known by the size of the portions, but it is recognised for the perfect flavours. Finally, we shared the tart tatin and it was only average. French food is one of my favourites, but this was not the right place, at least on that night.

Wonderful lunch menu after a delighting whiskey tour at the Aberlour Distillery we crashed into…read morethis tiny French bistro with quite a variety of things you would like to order for lunch, I decided to take a special crepes filled with mushroom, baked with cheese - yummie! Also the Scottish fish soup was reported as very tasty - very friendly personal as well - highly recommended

First off, a Qype grumble - if you search for La Bonne Baguette, you find two entries, the other…read moreone weirdly named La Bonne Baguette 2003. Like a version of Windows or something (biased? moi? never). Now to add to the confusion: the restaurant is now called La Bonne Brasserie. I hadn't been there for a while, but a leisurely lunch there last Saturday was a tonic. Friendly but efficient staff and a good quality menu. A central location a stone's throw off Union Street. Good selection of wine. What's not to like? Actually, since you asked, just one teeny wee thing. The tables are too small. Maybe I'm slobby (don't think so), maybe I need extra space (not obese, not yet, anyway), maybe I just like space. I'm not asking for a twelve seater mahogany table, lit up with candelabrae and one place set at each end. Just enough space for a couple of dishes on the table at the same time. Sorry. Have I been ranting again? It's not really the Bonne Baguette/Brasserie's fault, I just have a general grouse about this small table thing in otherwise good restaurants. And this is a very good place. Soups, main courses, desserts, are all well worth the tariff - under £60 for two not counting wine. Hey, it was the middle of the day; admittedly not always an excuse, but let it go this time. Yes, I will go there again. With friends, associates, nights out from work. Maybe not with that special someone ;) but then you need space for romance, don't you?

Had come for steak night but this location wasn't offering a steak night special. Delicious steaks…read morewith fries and grilled onion ring. Wish a veggie and baked potato came with the meal for the price. Was seated right away- friendly service gets busy in bar during HH. Parking in front and by hotel. Taxis know this spot and bus stop out front. Interior nicely decorated and can get noisy when it is full house. $$$ pricy

We went for a Friday evening meal in Malmaison. Malmaison is a really nice hotel/restaurant. The…read moremeal was very nice, be it the starters, the mains (and, yes, steak is a specialty), desserts or the wine. Service was also nice, but too rushed at the start with bread, wine and starters coming all at the same time. After that settled down (we made a comment) we had a lovely evening.