Situated in Aberdeen's historic Castlegate, this traditional city centre pub stands on the site of property owned by Blackfriars Dominican monks. Inside you’ll find stunning stained glass, plus well-kept real ales and a large selection of malt...

Tucked away in a medieval wynd, or narrow lane, Moonfish Café has that fit-for-purpose, ready-to-go look about it. And go it does, with innovative modern British cooking, perhaps opening with crispy potato, cheese custard and Madras curry, then hake...

A refurbished harbour-mouth restaurant specialising in fish and seafood in the old customs house, whose huge windows provide a ringside view of trawlers off to catch it. Indubitably Scottish are Loch Fyne oysters and Cullen skink starters; although...

Built from the solid granite that gives the city its moniker, the Aberdeen Mal is suitably dashing, with boutique allure and a cool industrial-chic finish. The brasserie is at the heart of the operation, with an open-to-view kitchen revealing the...