The best restaurants serving British food in Aberdeenshire North East Scotland

Lovely place Squeezed 3 of us in yesterday tasty cocktails and great food

The five star reviews are right. A super stop after a walk to the rocks of solitude. Lovely village and a quaint cafe. Excellent nachos and various sandwiches. Great cakes too. No complaints at all

Hidden gem! Well worth a visit - lovely food, very reasonably priced and all served with a smile by the friendly staff.

Came here for Sunday lunch whilst visiting st Cyrus for the weekend after seeing the reviews of the Sunday roast. Waitress was friendly and the food arrived piping hot and the portions were huge! The roast beef was so good just melted in the mouth. The sticky toffee pudding and custard was so good aswell and all reasonably priced. Would recommended and will be back to try more of the menu when in the area.

Brae is close to home, in the village of Chapleton, between Newtonhill & Stonehaven. Popped in just before lunchtime on a Sunday, and received a very warm welcome. I was there to get takeaway goods. Both members of staff encountered were very friendly, and attended to my order in a quick & efficient manner. Hot chocolates and mochas very nice, special praise for the apple crumble cake. Utterly delicious and the dog liked it as well! 😬 Nice decor, it was also very clean. I will happily return again.

Great Sunday roast Aberdeenshire roast rump of beef Yorkshire pudding veg and roast potatoes also half roast chicken with skirlie Hugh portions. Home made apple pie and custard fantastic.

First visit here for me and my husband but our friends we were with had been before. Really lovely staff, helpful and attentive. I decided to go for the Prawn Marie Rose salad for my main course. I asked the waitress what the salad consisted of as didn’t just want a mediocre salad. However, I was disappointed. My salad consisted of a larger serving of leaves the same as my husband had as a side salad for his burger, 4 long slices of cucumber, a helping of Prawns in Marie Rose sauce, a sliced beetroot, a pickled onion and a helping of grated cheese that looks the same as the bagged ready grated cheese from Tesco. All this for £24.45. Definitely not worth the money. I wish I had gone for the steak.

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

We had a short but enjoyable stay at the Arduthie House. It was in a perfect location to explore the beautiful seaside town of Stonehaven. We had a stunning view of the water from our room which we loved waking up to. The beds were comfortable and the amenities were very thoughtful, tea, water and yummy shortbread cookies. The breakfast was excellent and the service was pleasant and very attentive.

Delicious fish and chips, nice portions (even the 'small' dishes on the menu) and super friendly service! If you pass by Fraserburgh and you're looking for a good place to eat, make sure to pay them a visit.

Attending a funeral and just about everything handled well. Only thing I would suggest is when those not going to graveside and waiting in Lounge no Bar was visible so maybe a member of Bar staff could have had quick walk around as most were either elderly or maybe hampered with use of walking sticks etc or those not comfortable going up to a Bar to order and see if anyone wanted anything. More sales and more happy customers....

A decent pot of tea! An interesting exhibition to look around which is free to view.

Lovely and fair-priced lunch with homemade soups, cakes, scones and even batteries on Sundays. Barely 150m from the harbour, but very reasonable prices. I had really nice Cullen Skink and a wee cake.

Awful place, unfriendly staff, dog unfriendly, awful food, terrible service. Only place open for miles that’s why we stopped. We had a dog we had to sit outside with polystyrene plates cups. No toilets. Staff need to smile a bit

Lovely find. Immaculately clean. Friendly staff, reasonably priced. Delicious soup, coffee and cakes. However…, coronation chicken was the most tasteless I have ever encountered