Aberdour Bistro in Fife

Aberdour nice wee place. The bistro okay, toilets a bit grubby used the disabled as wet floor in other toilet. Coffee fine food a wee bit bland.

Reasonably priced and interesting varied menu with good service. I ordered a fish platter containing locally sourced seafood. Generous portion well presented. Polite staff. Also, a yummy selection of cakes and slices available as well as the usual yes and coffees. Free parking nearby in the station car park.

I visited for the first time since it changed hands a number of years ago and was very pleasantly surprised. The service was excellent, it was spotlessly clean and had a bright cheery atmosphere with great level background music. I had a panini while my friend had a child’s toaster which was huge. My panini was very tasty although presentation in both cases could have been better. The owner (I assume) took the time to explain his plans for the next few months and I’m hopefully we may see a fuller, less snacky type menu in the future and for it to be open on weekend evenings. Extensive wine and cocktail list is a bit pointless for lunchtimes. I will definitely return.

Used to go here quite regularly for breakfast with my wife, but got put off by being completely ignored one morning as we sat for ages without anyone coming near us to take our order, and nobody even acknowledged us . Hope this is just a blip. We finally left and went elsewhere.

We had just visited Aberdour Castle and were in need of sustenance. The Bistro is quite close to the Castle so we decided to visit. Very friendly and helpful staff. The coffee was great and we decided to try their Cheese and Paprika Scone, which was delicious. The only thing is we should have asked for it to be warmed as I think it would have been better but we just forgot. No matter we still enjoyed it. The lunch menu looked good but didn't need that at this time. Recommended.

It is unforgivable it took me so long to pop in to the Aberdour Bistro but I am very pleased I did. With smart but welcoming surroundings, a stone's throw from the rail station and bus stop, it’s a perfect place to pop in for a pot or tea or something more substantial, though on this visit I chose a couple of their carefully curated cocktails and boy they hit the spot! I love the Aberdour spin given to the list and first up was the Sparkling French Martini, and have to say it is one of the best I have tasted (and I may have tasted a fair few!). I then had The Silver Sands, the Bistro’s take on the Singapore version. I am not a fan of the original cocktail but this is highly quaffable. Even better I am sure it gave me some of my 5-a-day! Matt and his staff are so welcoming and clearly care about their craft, using the highest quality ingredients so I won’t leave it so long for my next visit; I have the cocktail list to work through after all…

A lovely find! Great spot for lunch. Food, staff and surroundings all very nice! Free car park close by so all good. Will definitely be back

Provided a fantastic buffet for our Anniversary get together. Great selection of sandwiches which included vegetation and dairy free options. Cakes and Petit Four were delicious. Thank you again.

I've had more than my fair share of bacon rolls over the years, and safe to say that today's bacon, black pudding & apple chutney roll from The Aberdour Bistro was without doubt the best I've ever had !

Have been a few times. Coffee and menu items are fab. The bacon is really good! High quality food. Wish the cabinet food was slightly better but it’s alright. Looking forward to trying more on the menus. Staff are always wonderful! Great spot :)