The best restaurants serving British food in Inverurie and District Aberdeenshire North East Scotland

What a great little cafe, quite hidden away, in lovely surroundings. It is part of a project to help people with disabilities to develop new skills and find employment so go along for meal or just a drink and some cake and you’ll be helping to support a really worthwhile project

Food was cooked and presented beautifully. Staff were on point and knowledgeable.

My visit was on a cold snow covered day. We had an early booking, maybe that was the reason for the young waitress not knowing and providing us with confusing info of the menu. Once that was sorted everything went well and a very satisfying meal was had by my family.

Friendly efficient service. Delicious well presented food from varied menu. Have been visiting this restaurant almost weekly for several months.

Lovely venue, delicious breakfast and brilliant service from the staff group. Will definitely head back to sample lunch and their amazing cakes.

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

Food & staff were lovely and friendly

Good place to have a sit down after touring the Castle. Usual soup, snacks, scone and cakes. And they will make you an excellent bacon roll. Good coffee too. All served with a smile.

Vegetarian option for lunch was cold. A red pepper halved and filled with cold couscous sitting in a pool of cold tomato puree which was very tart and some salad veg on the side. Won't be eating here again. Most restaurant offer choices for vegetarian now as the norm.

I was through in Aberdeenshire for the weekend and we were looking for a good restaurant. You can't really go wrong with fish and chips or the Ashvale. What was even better was being able to sit in. We were here on a Saturday night and it was reasonably busy. We all had Lemon Sole, it was lovely, a really good helping. I should also say the restaurant is nice to sit in.

Excellent breakfast as always.....

I opted for the soup and panini combo option which cost £9.30. The panini consisted of one wafer thin slice of ham and an equally minuscule slice of cheese. The lentil and bacon soup tasted ok but the bowl was small, approximately the size of a teacup. Prices are quite steep also.