The best restaurants in Troup Aberdeenshire North East Scotland

On a very wet day we were recommended to come here and were not disappointed. Warm and friendly welcome, excellent service and delicious lunch. Akira and Carol both attended to little details without asking - ie Carol serving an extra large portion of chips when I declined other veg that were on the menu (brother in law pleased to help me out!) and Akira giving my sister a takeaway box as she couldn't manage the whole of her panini. Brillliant. I live in Devon so may not be passing through again but would wholeheartedly recommend visiting.

Delicious breaded haddock, good sized portions of chips, homemade crisps were delicious, donuts very tasty. Friendly staff

The clubhouse was quiet with some people having a meal which they seemed to be enjoying and others just having a lunchtime drink. The local people were very friendly and the prices competitive. I enjoyed my visit

Absolutely beautiful food, portion sizes are great and well worth what you pay! Convenient ordering process and pick up is pleasant. Won't use another chipper now

A fantastic little tea and cake 'shack' on the harbour with plenty of (outdoor) seating. We had delicious home made scones with jam and clotted cream and excellent coffee. The owner is friendly and efficient. A lovely spot for a Cuppie!

Lovely big scones. Perfect place for a good coffee.Comfy seating. Lovely and friendly staff. Worth a visit on a sunny but windy day

Visited here for Sunday "carvery" whilst staying onsite. Service was excellent by all staff members, however we were expecting a carvery where you help yourself to a selection of roast meats and veg. This wasn't the case it was just a regular Sunday roast prepared in the kitchen and served at your table. The roast itself was very average,the only veg being peas and carrots along with cheap tasting pigs in blankets. This was priced at around £21 pp for 2 courses,I think it was done as cheap as possible. Although the food tasted absolutely fine it was by no means anything other than average and definitely not a carvery.

Went here for an evening meal last weekend. It was awesome. The food is top-notch. Brilliant views. Friendly staff. Very clean. Would highly recommend, we will definitely be going back.

Lovely wee cafe, soup n sandwich.. 😋 hit the spot

Big selection of cakes and scones, fresh fruit frappe delicious. Well worth a visit.

Visited the Restaurant for a Birthday Meal Food was excellent Staff very welcoming and friendly Staff went above and beyond to help, getting a small candle placed on the Birthday girls desert! Well done to all involved and working there as the atmosphere is great and you can see this with the mix of clientele from young to old! Great variety of food from fish, beef, chicken, et. And vegetarian option Great taste and size, we were full at the end of the visit!

Vine aquí como parte de un grupo de amigos. El restaurante tenía en realidad cerrado tenían abiertas para nosotros con un menú reducido, que como la mayoría de w. La comida era la típica comida de pub normal en el mejor. Sin embargo el servicio w como magnífico.

This is an amazing place to stay, excellent rooms and exceptionally clean. Staff attentive breakfast is a feast in itself. Will most definitely be back

We saw the great reviews for this place and decided to go for our birthday lunch. Naturally the satnav took us round in a couple of circles, but we found it with two minutes to spare before our reservation time. There is plenty of space on the sloping carpark, and access for the less mobile is via a gently sloping ramp. The dining room itself is on one level at the top of the ramp, with absolutely gorgeous views out to sea and the headland towards Banff. There is a separate section, which is up a couple of steps, and which presumably just improves that view. The waiting area by the bar has comfy wingback chairs, and the dining area is furnished with dark wood tables, and chairs which are a mix and match of fabric and leather look material. The latter are a bit worse for wear but it looks as if they are on a rolling replacement system. The ambience is pleasant, the staff friendly and helpful, service efficient and reasonably fast. The menu is a delight. Spoilt for choice, but there is something for all tastes. You can download the restaurant and quick lunch menu to save me explaining further. I took the Cullen Skink Risotto. A thick soup with rice, obviously, topped with a beautifully poached egg, and crispy potato sticks. Gorgeous. He chose the Chicken Liver Parfait. I tried it. Chicken livers are not my scene, but this was rather good. He said excellent. For mains, he chose Beef Three Ways. All three were superbly cooked, according to him, but the little pie and the sauce stood out. I chose Duo of Pork, roast pork squares served on beautiful creamy mash with leeks, and braised savoy cabbage, plus a little pie, which was light, moist and awesome, topped off with nicely cooked veg and a lovely peppercorn sauce. We didn’t want puds but had to test them for research purposes! His ice cream was really good, but my crème brulee was something else, the custard beyond wonderful, and the sugar top simply defied belief So. Yes the views are superb, but the food beats them! Recommended!!