Grub at The Hub in Aberdeen City

I go to Grub at least once a week as the food is always freshly prepared , loads of home cooking and tons of choice The girls running the restraunt are so friendly and helpful Oh yea and did I mention the McnCheese is awesome

Amazingly managed to make up a really nice lunch for 15 with only 20 mins notice. Such good quality and variation of wraps etc. (Everyone loved it)

We use Grub a lot for ourselves and for catering for work on a daily/weekly basis. We always get great service with friendly happy staff and always willing to help. The food is great and a wee bit different which is nice. Always very enjoyable. A lovely place to go to eat or takeaway.

Still typical English style of presenting the food. Not very appealing. They also use quite some time to make simple food. The salads are just about ok. Nothing special. A place to get something to eat for lunch.

Came in with my friends and we all had the wraps! They were amazing! And we got a free drink as we brought in my dog!

Such a treat any day of the week but it does make my Friday along with my favourite coffee. Service is always friendly.

A nice place to stop if in bridge of Don Aberdeen for soup and a sandwich or other lunch items. Wide selection of fillings made to order so always fresh and tasty. Is a little pricey for me.

My most recent visit to Grub at the Hub was for a takeaway lunch, but I have been on many occasions before. The food is always good, as are the portion sizes. The homemade soups are always particularly nice. They aren't that cheap for a weekday office lunch. However, they do a nice 'meal deal' for £5.80 which does help bring the price down. The only real negative about the place can be the slow services at peak times. I really think they could find away to speed up the process as many other bespoke sandwich places don't have these issues.

Stopped off to see an ex-work mate whilst in Aberdeen, and we nipped out to the fairly new Grub sandwich-bar-cum-restaurant for lunch. They mainly do paninis, but not my thing being Gluten Free, but they do jacket potatoes, so I ordered a Mango Chicken Jacket Potato, washed down with a can of Iru Bru - what else being in Scotland!!! The restaurant was clean and tidy being light, airy and well-lit. The food arrived at our table in good time, served by friendly waitresses. The potato was large, and overflowing with filling, served with a side-salad - very tasty and filling, whilst being healthy! All in all good spot for a spot of lunch - one to remember next time I'm up in Aberdeen.

Ate here when on a recent business trip off Dunbar Street about 2.5 miles. Service was very good, very friendly staff and the food was promptly served....had the 'Fatboy' panini which was great with a nice fresh salad to accompany. No problem with parking and wait was only a few minutes. Would recommend.

This is a popular lunch time venue and the food is delicious but be sure to allow plenty of time as the service is ridiculously slow. I have visited several times and tried going just before lunchtime but to no avail. They just don't seem to have a system that works so you always end up waiting far too long for even a simple order. Sit in works a lot better but this is not always an option during a busy working day. The Hangover is a great choice and the soup is always goof. Come on guys - sort out how to get the food to the customer in a better time scale and you have cracked it!

I met a business colleague here at his suggestion. An excellent find! Comfortable, friendly staff, clean...and good coffee! Parking may be a bit of a challenge but not impossible. I strongly suggest a visit to a place every one seems to know except me. A perfect place without fighting the transport problems of Aberdeen. Next time it will be lunch.