Red Robin Records in Aberdeen City

You can enjoy a great Cafe and vinyl record shop here. The coffee is very good and there's a big selection of food to choose from if you want to snack or have a meal. It's inexpensive, too. The vinyl is new and cheaper than many High Street stores. Several different genres are stocked so it's worthwhile coming in to dig around the crates. It's suitable for a solo visit or with friends. They also have a great range of merchandise which is distinctive and high quality. Very much worth a visit.

Went in past for a coffee with my wife a few weeks ago for the first time, we each had a cappucino and a mint slice. Both were excellent, would have preferred a larger cappucino but they only had a small size which was disappointing.

We had no idea this lovely cafe was there until we saw it mentioned on Facebook - it’s only 30 seconds from the front door of M & S but tucked away in Constitution Wynd. It’s such a cosy, comfortable little place, the staff are friendly and helpful, the cakes are delicious (so far we’ve tried the custard creams, the banana bread and the amazing lemon drizzle loaf) and the coffee is excellent. At the moment they’re also offering evening meals, which are getting great feedback. And of course the music is great too - you can browse the vinyl and even read the definitive book on punk singles covers. Can’t do that in a chain.

Independently owned so worth lending your support. Great paninis & a nice selection of cakes to have with their 'own roast' coffee (and other beverages too) Good music playing in the background.

I was wondering from the train station and seen this place on the way, it had an attractive name and im glad i popped in. It is a pleasure for me to just explore random places and get a feel for their ambience. This was a lovely little place i found today and went for the soup, which despite my expectation, was divinely cooked with lots of flavour. I also had a sandwich and a flat white, however the most enjoyable part was just basking in the energy of this cute little vinyl record store by the side of the road. Come and say hi, have a coffee and enjoy some jazz while you ponder the wonders of your life! #relaxed #ambient #location #peaceful

This independent wee business serves fabulous coffee, has a lovely chilled atmosphere, good selection of vinyl to browse and buy and the accompanying playlist is excellent.

Great place for a coffee and cake.clean and tidy.always pleasant staff 10/10.would rather use this local independent cafe than other better known ones

Looking for somewhere different to go for a coffee so opted for here, especially with the added bonus of being able to look at the vinyl records for sale. Glad I chose it, my bacon roll was very filling, freshly cooked and tasty, good value at £4. The large slices of cake went down well with my brother and his mate. Coffee was good too, one of the best flat whites I have had in awhile.

Amazing rolls and the best coffee south of the River Don. Loving the outdoor booths/ sheds. Friendly dude serving and nice vibe.

Red Robin Records is a hidden gem, right in the heart of Aberdeen. It’s just off Union Street but hidden away on the cobbled lane of Correction Wynd. They roast their own coffee beans and have a selection of different beans, from various countries, to choose from. Whether you sit in, or take away, I would 100% recommend!

A little hidden gem right in the heart of Aberdeen city centre Great choice of coffee beans, lovely, simple food. Fantastic music playing in the background also. I have found 2 new artists I was not aware of previously Great little cafe, can highly recommend it, and I will probably see you there

Came in for a quick bite to eat and drink while in town and also to have a look at some of the records in the store. Was very surprised by the range of coffee roasts. Had a very nice latte along side a prosciutto and cheese sandwich. Definitely would come back

Had a quick bite to eat here later in the day. Food menu is smaller but we really enjoyed what we had and the service was great! Unsual coffee menu on offer. You can also browse records here too.

Visiting Aberdeen, it wasn’t a good day. It was chucking it down and trying to get a cafe to take in two wet pensioners and an even wetter dog was impossible on main drag, however, just down some steps we found the Red Robin coffee and record shop -really. The coffee was excellent the sandwiches also. Truly a hidden gem.