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The Square
The Foyer
Aberdeen
Restaurant £££The seasonal menu changes every 7 weeks offering discerning diners a modern, confident twist to classic cooking.
01224 582277 | Visit Website
Olive Tree
Aberdeen
Restaurant £££A La Carte Monday - Saturday 6pm - 9.45pm delivering dishes with a Mediterranean bias and the occasional contemporary twist.
01224 208877 | Visit Website
Howie's
Aberdeen
Scottish £££A finalist in the Scottish Restaurant Awards 'Family Friendly Restaurant' 2008
01224 639500 | Visit Website
Nargile
Aberdeen
Restaurant £££Rendezvous is a family friendly restaurant and perfect for a relaxed meal at any time of the day. The decor is warm and contemporary and weather permitting, there is the option of
01224 323700 | Visit Website
Blue Moon
Aberdeen
Indian £££Blue Moon has been voted Aberdeen's Restaurant of the Year annually since 2001.
01224 589977 | Visit Website
Cafe 52
Aberdeen
Cafe £££Cafe 52 enjoys favorable reports and a thumbs up from seasoned foodies. from a bargain basement beginnings it has now elevated as the choice for unpretentious global goodies.
01224 590094 | Visit Website
Silver Darling
Aberdeen
French £££Boasting ant impressive looking out onto Aberdeen's coast, serving French influence food.
01224 576229 | Visit Website
La Bamba
Aberdeen
Restaurant £££La Bamba has consistently been voted "Aberdeens Favourite Restaurant" and a good place for a party night out.
01224 379475 | Visit Website
Jewel in the Crown
Aberdeen
Restaurant £££The main restaurant serves 50 people. The upper level is also a bar lounge that can also serve 50 people where private parties are welcome. The food is Halal.
01224 210288 | Visit Website
Archie Bouverie's guide:
Aberdeen
Scotland's third largest city has been thriving since the discovery of North Sea Oil. It has a closely packed city centre made up of dark granite buildings that can make it a overcast and gloomy place at times. However there is a charm and vitality about the city that is reflected in its restaurants and night-life. Union Street is the city's main artery and is a mile long and built on pillars. North-east of the city centre on the banks of the river Don stands the ancient suburb of Old Aberdeen with its fortified cathedral, cobbled streets and houses that date from the 15th Century.