Aberdeen City Aberdeen City

Aberdeen, conosciuta come la 'Città di Granito', vanta specialità di frutti di mare come salmone fresco e eglefino, spesso gustati come fish and chips, mettendo in mostra le sue forti radici costiere e l'eredità della pesca.

Kilau

Kilau

57 High Street, AB24 3EH, Aberdeen City, United Kingdom

Pasta • Vegan • Coffee • Vegetarian


"Being a student at Aberdeen University, it's hard to be on campus without popping in to Kilau for a coffee. They're the best coffee shop in Aberdeen! The sandwich shop downstairs is open Mon Fri and offers a huge selection of baguettes, wraps and salads all made fresh, absolutely delicious and very reasonably priced for students. The vegan pesto on sourdough is a go to for me so, so tasty. Homemade soup and fresh cheese scones are also made each morning too YUM. They also have a selection of cakes, pastries and bakes don't even get me started on the white choc and raspberry brownie (GF)... it's quite possibly the best brownie I've ever eaten. Cheesecake galore with different flavours most days and options for vegans, DF, GF, etc. Perhaps my favourite thing though is the coffee. I love my coffee, and their coffees are delicious. The baristas always take time over each coffee never in a rush over someone's drink and making it to perfection. Very accommodating with allergies and intolerances I can't have dairy and they always have plenty plant based options available. The staff are always friendly and the cafe is a very cosy, happy place to be in. A great spot for takeaway or sit in lunch if you're in Aberdeen. It's family run and kids are always welcome. It's a huge hit with students, lecturers and members of staff on campus. You can tell by the queues outside the shop in the morning everyone lining up to get their Kilau coffee, the best way to start the day."

Four Mile Inn

Four Mile Inn

Inverurie Road, AB21 9BB, Aberdeen City, United Kingdom

Pub • Steak • British • Scottish


"My daughter and son in law had pre booked here for our family Christmas dinner. We had paid and pre ordered weeks before so there was no excuse for what was to follow. It started well and our drinks order was taken just after we sat down. However at no time were we told that the starters would be nearly 90 mins before they would arrive. After an hour I complained and was comped some drinks. The starters arrived and were eaten but then, nothing. Still waiting for the main course which eventually turned up 2 and 1/4 hours after we’d sat down. In the meantime my daughter had to leave and go home with her 2 small children as they were so hungry. Their Christmas dinner ended up being pasta. When the meal finally arrived not only did it look unappetising it was inedible. I complained again only to be told by a member of staff that he’d given up his Christmas to work and that I shouldn’t be complaining. I kept asking to see the manager but I was constantly told she was unavailable because she was cooking. I did finally get to speak to the manager and I asked her if she thought this was acceptable and how would she react if it were her family. She tried to defend indefensible and when she couldn’t she stormed off. Another group heard her say “get him out” I felt so sorry for my daughter who was crying when we got home. This was not her fault at all. We did eventually get a full refund. It reinforces that old adage. You get what you pay for. Ergo we paid nothing and got nothing!"