The best restaurants serving British food in North East Scotland

I got a fish supper from here last week. The food was really good. The service was good and I would definitely come back again.

Lovely food served by lovely staff. Great meal and very tasty food, well presented. Even put candles in the desserts for the birthday boys. Thank you Buchan Braes.

Excelente, el pescado es precioso, al igual que la sopa y la tarta de queso de frambuesa y pudín de toffee pegajoso. pero las estrellas del espectáculo son su personal encantador. No conseguí ningún nombre pero la señora que parecía estar a cargo y camareras, todos tenían acento irlandés , BIEN HECHO ✔️ gente amable encantadora . Son todas estrellas.

The chippy is just up the road from us but we probably only pop in to get chips once a month to go with a meal we are making. The chips are always good these days, as is the service and the staff are really helpful. On more than one occasion I’ve seen them going above and beyond to help out a member of the public. Also really pleased to see the phasing-out of polystyrene trays and plastic bags in favour of paper and cardboard over the last few years. Fish could always be bigger but you could say that about any chippy these days and the last few fish I’ve had have been really good. Highly recommended.

Me my self got a chicken fillet supper with a side of gravy to dip my delicious chicken in to. My friend got scampi supper . Food was 5 * Service was 5 * Value was 5 * Will definitely be back. Keep up the good work team.

Pensé que este lugar todavía era un Wetherspoons caro pero sigue siendo caro. Se ha renovado y ya no forma parte del grupo Wetherspoons, más por la pena que se ha ido cuesta abajo. Tomé un bistec de 6 onzas, papas fritas y una taza de café por la suma de 18. 00. El bistec era asquerosamente duro, vino sin el anunciado tomate a la parrilla y el café era como agua coloreada. Nunca volveré a comer aquí de nuevo

Lovely sandwiches and good coffee. Good service in a lovely tearoom within the elegant house. The salad with the sandwiches could have done with a bit of dressing it was a bit dry and bitter. Apart from that would recommend as great choice of soup, sandwiches and great choice of cakes and scones. Very good value When visiting Duff House highly recommend it.

Good things : This cafe is in a great location and offers plenty of seating outside which is ideal for those with dogs. Not so good things : The coffee was ok although pricey for the size of cup. Cakes were nice enough, but had too much buttercream icing. Bad things : The layout of the tables inside is a bit congested. The volume and choice of music appears to be for the benefit of the staff because we, and those around us at other tables, to raise our voices to have a conversation.

Was a discretion service charge added which I believe is voluntary . Never noticed until home this had been applied . Surely they should ask if you wish to pay the service charge. Had the fish finger wrap , not as advertised was no tartar sauce or gherkins. Our meal was only £23.70 but beware if there are a few of you as 12.5 percent service charge could be costly.

Went here and had a speldid meal and enjoy every second! Would come again and 0lan on another visit!

dylan mcghee served me in the most polite manner ive ever had been given. kid was very good at his job. 10/10 because of that young man. 100% will be back thank you dylan mcghee and dawns plaice for the tasty supper.

The Market Cross in Bury St Edmund's Buttermarket is coming to life again. For too long this elegant Robert Adams building was neglected but now it's becoming a gallery and venue for live music, comedy, arts and crafts, theatre, dance lessons, markets and somewhere to enjoy good food in a relaxed atmosphere. I recently held a Big Birthday party for 35 guests and everyone was impressed by the welcome, the service, food and value for money plus there's a lift to the first floor.

Mi amigo y yo nos gusta hacer una parada aquí en nuestro camino al trabajo para recoger un bollo relleno de salchicha y morcilla. Para ahorrar tiempo, pedimos 5 minutos antes de la llegada y Deborah siempre tiene nuestro bocadillo listo y esperando a que lo recojamos para que lo disfrutemos en el trabajo. Siempre sonriendo y alegre incluso a esa hora de la mañana. Con mucho gusto recomendaría este acogedor café como un lugar para comer.

If your working in Dyce I fully recommend this place. Really good food. The place is spotless and modern. The team of ladies in the kitchen and on the counter are quick friendly and very professional. The Breakfast rolls and soup of the day are tremendous. Full of flavour. You can tell they don’t scrimp on the quality of produce. The PHILLY cheese steak ciabatta is immense. I’m up here for 2 more weeks and I certainly will be getting my breakfast/lunch from here most days.

Whilst touring the area found this pub courtesy of “Google” maps. Right opposite is a small Pay & display car park with more spaces 40 metres away. At the time of visiting one hour was free provided you got a ticket, however a “local” at the bar informed me that from June they were axing this “free” period. It’s a low door into this old pub, but once inside I was welcomed by the landlord who confirmed that meals were being served. It was a darkish place but they were happy to chat and when my soup arrived it was piping hot and enjoyable. This being May in Scotland it was extremely stormy and a soup and a sandwich fitted the bill and not expensive either. Recommended. Photo is of Eider Ducks on the coast near the Ship Inn.