The best restaurants in Aberdeenshire North East Scotland

Great food, good taste and nice staff

A wonderful lunch we did not plan the visit and they were able to accommodate us. A great choice was available to meet a variety of needs. We opted for the fritters (black pudding and haggis) as a starter to share. This was delightful. The main courses were equally good with mother in law having beef lasagne whilst the Hunters chicken beckoned me. Well worth a trip

You always receive a warm, friendly welcome at the Living Rooms. The food is excellent, fresh, home cooked and very reasonably priced. Their home bakes are amazing too.

Preciosa bienes artesanales escocesa. Personal amigable e informativo. Los niños. Tienen algo para todos.

After reading the reviews I was expecting a very tasty feast How wrong I was The starters weren’t fresh and obviously reheated The “garlic” nan had no garlic on it and was inedible due to being like a bit of rubber I paid £1 extra for the non existent garlic I ordered plain chicken curries but got chucken tikka, which was so dry and hard it was inedible Naga Mirchi was tasty Aloo Gobi was only potatoes?? South Indian garlic chilli had no garlic in it and tasted sweet The vegetable curry was just potato with a bit of broccoli and some cauliflower stalks which were hard and inedible Poppadums were soft Absolute waste of money so won’t be back

Travelling back from Aberdeen we went in to Drifters for a takeaway. It was mobbed with families and small children. The noise was in bearable. And the staff very busy, but they served us straight away. Nothing was too much trouble and food was excellent. Can't praise them enough for the service, food and friendliness. Highly recommend.

The cookie dough here is very good, always go back and get the same thing. Never tried anything else from here

If you enjoy a nice well laid out rural pub, this one will take some beating, especially if you like real ale.

Great takeaway that does deliveries, food was always piping hot and prepared quickly, very central location.

If you enjoy a nice well laid out rural pub, this one will take some beating, especially if you like real ale.

Great selection of coffees, pancakes looked good, simple and light bites.. coleslaw a wee bit too much mayo for me and salad garnish was just leaves with two drizzles of dressing but that’s being picky 🙈

Went to Broonies for an afternoon tea. Excellent value for money at £14.50 per person. Fantastic service from attentive staff. Well worth a visit.

Fab food tasty really good fast service too

Fantastic specials menu. We sat outside in the afternoon looking out onto the falls of feugh with a few drinks. Highly recommended!

Quantity of food for the price they charged is over priced. Taste was neither too great nor worse. It was just okay.