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...

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...

The kitchen team behind this glossy contemporary grill are on a mission to be one of Aberdeen's top restaurants, and their switched-on menu is heading straight for that target. Happily, the food here is about great flavours rather than ego.