The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in North East Scotland

Mixed experience at Trellis. The cafe itself is lovely and clean and the cakes on offer are amazing and so lovely! Ideal for a coffee and cake stop! The menu for breakfast feels a little limited. Many of the dishes feel “egg heavy” but there are some other options. I feel like they are missing an opportunity for a brunch menu. Our recent experience was very mixed as we loved the food and coffees but the noise of the cafe in the bottom section was incredibly loud, and service was quite poor (uninterested staff, hard to get their attention). It could’ve been a bad and busy morning but it did stick with us and mirrors some of the other recent reviews. Please get back to the old Trellis we love and remember!

We were a group of four who visited on a Saturday lunchtime. The cafe was busy, not excessively so but we waited well over an hour for our food. Our drinks were finished but we did ask for tap water to keep us going - not knowing we would be charged 75p per glass of lukewarm water - not even an offering of ice! Never have I been charged for tap water. When the food eventually arrived, the chips were undercooked and had to be sent back. I ordered a further coffee which didn’t arrive until I had finished my food. Not a good experience at all and we certainly won’t be back.

This is a lovely shop with a small cafe with ice cream counter. My grandchild loves the ice cream but not a clean table or clean seat today. All cleared but not wiped. Seats and tables covered in crumbs. Very offputting.

The place is nicely situated in the middle of the town. Went here for breakfast and while the service was really nice and friendly, the quality of the breakfast was a let down. The sausages and beans were from a very cheap range. It would have been better to see locally sourced ingredients used (there is a very good butchers in Stonehaven, so no excuse). I realise this may push the prices up, but it would make for a better experience and it would be good to see local businesses supporting each other. On a positive, the coffee was really good.

Dirijo un grupo para gente de mar jubilada y acordamos que volveríamos a la ginebra este año. El servicio fue excelente! La comida deliciosa y los precios razonables. Éramos 21 y realmente disfrutamos de nuestro tiempo en los Nuevos Árboles Verdes a partir de 13 : 30 a 16 : 30 . Todos disfrutaron de la comida y las bromas con el personal, que no podía hacer lo suficiente por nosotros. Volveremos el año que viene para "Tres en fila! " Recomiendo encarecidamente.

This was the worst café experience I’ve had in years, and I’m truly annoyed. I took my vegan son here for brunch, expecting the delicious offerings promised on their website – pancake stacks, specialty coffee, smoothies, milkshakes, and a vegetarian brunch and lunch menu. Add to that the glowing reviews on TripAdvisor, and it sounded worth the 34-mile round trip to Inverurie. I couldn’t have been more wrong. We arrived around midday to discover the café had practically no food. Not only that, but seating was a nightmare. Customers were crammed into the tiny space in front of the serving area, yet we weren’t allowed to sit in the empty conservatory. The “menu” consisted of two items: granola or a breakfast wrap with eggs. That’s it. My son reluctantly chose the granola, and I settled for a mocha and a slice of stale vegan orange cake. To add insult to injury, the drinks, while tasty, were ridiculously small. Then came the kicker – they charged me £21.20 for this pathetic spread. That’s an average of £5.30 per item for minimal food, tiny drinks, and a total lack of choice. The assistant behind the counter was frosty, bordering on rude, snapping at customers and repeating, “This is our menu today,” without a hint of apology or explanation. She even carried on a loud conversation with another customer about eating meat – in a vegetarian café, no less. When a fellow vegan customer asked if this limited menu was permanent, the assistant gave the same robotic response, suggesting this is the sad state of things going forward. Given the extortionate prices, lacklustre menu, and unwelcoming service, I can’t see how they’ll stay in business. I certainly won’t be going back, and I strongly advise others to steer clear. What a waste of time and money.

Absolutely amazing and tasty ice cream. £2.60 for two scoops. I tried the Rocky Road flavour which was delicious. Highly recommend.

This is situated in the town centre of Aberdeen at 73-77 Union street.This is a busy Cafe Nero with downstairs and upstair seating too.The drinks were hot and good.The Staff were friendly and toilets were ok.Overall good.The seating was cosy and relaxed atmosphere upstairs.The seating area downstairs was very very busy though.

Sobre precio café £ 2. 50 por la olla de té más pequeña que he visto Sé que tienen gastos generales pero cuánto cuesta hacer una taza

The pleasing and restful atmosphere of the Waterstones bookshop cafe (Bon Accord) was enhanced by a delightful young lady named Emma. Courtious, engaging, communicative, thoughtful and with a lovely sense of humour, made my day. I was feeling rather under the weather due to a tiresome head cold and my hearing was muted - I explained this to Emma - she offered sympathy, asked me to sit down and she would deliver my order to my table - this see did promptly complete with a joke about the enormous receipt for a small purchase. Many, many of the young folks who work in shops in Aberdeen city centre could learn a great deal from this young woman! 10 out of 10 Emma.

After many recommendations decided to give New Moon a try. Superb, delicious three courses. Staff friendly and showed great attention to detail, smart decor throughout.

El personal era excelente amable servicial atento y nada era demasiado problema espero verlos pronto tristemente cierran en unos días para una renovación así que espero verlos reabrir amablemente saludos Ronnie Mathieson cuidar

The Salutation Hotel in Inverbervie is currently closed and it is unclear whether it will re-open again or not.

Great tiny shop serving wonderful hand made pies and other delicacies and coffees .Wide range of up market food on the shelves including bread and farm eggs.Sit outside on the grassy bank on variety of tables and chairs under the shade of a huge apple tree.One of our favourite places to go on a sunny or snowy day .

Llamado cuando compras en Tesco en Langstracht. Refresco agradable y pastel servido rápidamente. Buenos asientos y una variedad de periódicos para leer a su gusto.