Betty’s Restaurant in Aberdeenshire

Visited Betty's a few times since moving to Blackburn last year. We love this place! Great pub grub food, always tasty food and decent portions. The Sunday roast is honestly the best I've ever had from a restaurant - meat and trimmings cooked to perfection! The staff are always lovely too!

Great supper here with friends on the way to Aberdeen to see Nathan Carter. Table booked for 5pm so it wasn’t too busy. Service was fine, not rushed nor too slow. Didn’t have long to wait for the food to be served. Everybody happy with their chosen choice. 1st visit here but won’t be our last.

We were passing Berry's Restaurant and it looked really inviting. Glad we went. Everything was hot and tasty. Will be back.

I ate here last night for dinner about 18:30. The food was delicious. I went for the beef steak pie. It came with fresh vegetables and potatoes. I polished the whole lot off it was so tasty. I also had lentil soup for my starter which was first class. The service was good. The bill came to just over £30 for two people (before discount) which was good value. There were good safety measures in place such as a temperature check upon entry. I would definitely recommend this restaurant to others, and I will be back again soon.

Was there for a bar lunch on a Saturday....there were a few diners in but got a table for 2 no problem... Not the biggest variety on the menu but you'd have to be very fussy if you didn't fine something to eat... I opted for the chicken fillets (7 decent sized bits...cooked to perfection) Wife chose the macaroni with black pudding.....affa fine (very tasty) Both main meals under £10.... good value for good food. Will definitely return & recommend.... (only 1 waitress on & the poor lass was rush off her feet)

Second visit in last few months and another lovely meal. Menu is good, service excellent and prices very reasonable. Food was piping hot , really tasty and very nicely presented . We will be back !

Went there for a lunch with friends. Our meals were all excellent, well cooked and what impressed us was the attention to detail and that the small thjings were done well for example the fries were perfect. I had Macaroni and cheese on a bed of black pudding. There were several options and black pudding was not compulsory. My dish had a lovely cheesy flavour, which is not always the case elsewhere. For dessert the strawberry and rhubarb ice cream was a delight. Service was faultless, spoke to the chef, who is a gentleman, and thanked him. PS great cup of coffee.

We went here last minute as a family of 3. The restaurant was quite busy but they were able to accommodate us. The service was great and the food arrived in good time. I can thoroughly recommend the beef and Guinness pie, gammon steak and the sticky toffee pudding was amazing.

The menu was varied and the choice was plentiful. I opted for the ploughmans luch and it was delicious.

Stopped in for tea on way past, never been before. Absolutely brilliant will definitely be back. Staff were very friendly, everyone spoke (even the locals who were in) and felt totally at ease. Food was great. Kids portion was also very good, not often you get meals/restaurants like this any more.

We come here often for a full Scottish breakfast and have to say it’s the best.. value for money and friendly staff keeps us returning again and again. Have to say surprised it’s not busier however that’s our little secret.

We called here on a sunday evening, as a last minute decision, and did not have a reservation. The young waiter quickly found us a table and water was automatically provided for the table. We found the menu to be extensive enough to meet our needs, and all things reasonably proced. We opted for the roast of the day, of which there was a choice of two. When it arrived we found the food to be well presented, hot and fresh. A nice choice of vegetables accompanied the roasts. All in all a very nice meal in very nice and spotlessly clean surroundings. Keep up the high standards!

On a business visit to Aberdeen and staying a few miles out of town, asked google for restaurants nearby and Betty’s came up as the closest, so walked over and was warmly welcomed, shown to a comfy spot and brought a sample of one of the beers over to see if I liked it before ordering. Menu choice was of good quality pub-type food, at reasonable prices with a choice of starters, steaks, chicken, fish, burgers, veggie options and deserts. I chose the home-made tomato & chilli soup for starters, which came with toasted thick-sliced bread & butter (£4.25), and beer-battered haddock, chips and peas for main (£13.95) followed by a coffee. The haddock was beautifully cooked - full of flavour, rich flakes of fish and just the right texture. Batter was crispy not damp & oily. Nice chips and peas too. All served with a smile. Looking at the dishes being served to other customers I got the impression that the standard was high whatever you’d chosen to order. Would happily call by again, it’s part of Leys Hotel and serves full breakfasts too.

Lovely place, Lovely people. Our first visit and it couldn't have been nicer. Reasonably priced with excellent food and service. We had the carvery, Italian Chicken and Macaroni and cheese. The desserts were awesome, sticky toffee pudding and chocolate mousse with shortbread and raspberry's - DELICIOUS, from beginning to end.

Yum yum I did really enjoy my romantic steak dinner for two last Satarday night at the Betty's Restaurant at the Leys Hotel. The pepper sauce was delish.

We met for lunch, and were able to choose a corner table. It was quite quiet but had a good atmosphere. Our server brought us the varied menu and told us about the ‘day’s specials’ - lots of mouth watering options. My friend chose King...