Restaurants In Aberdeen

[manboobs109]

The carrots were delightful to be fair.

 

The deep fried broccoli was sensational as well.

Deep. Fried. Broccoli?? Fuck. That. Shit.

[The Boofon]

Ricence to kill.

[The Boofon]

For squint eyes only.

[Bluto10]

From Morags Cafe With Love

[Redforever86]

Licence to serve alcoholic beverages. 

[The Buzzard]

Thai Another Day.

[dazzy_deff]

From Morags Cafe With Love

Oc-tup-pussy

[tommo1903]

This Thai place open at lunch times? (Not a Bond film)

Yeah

 

It's BYOB also.

[For Fecks Sake]

Went last night for a takeaway.

 

Shared a Chicken Panang, Chicken Pad Thai and a mixed vegetables starter.

 

Highly recommended.

Cheers min

[Dom Sullivan]

It's the wifie who ran the Thai cafe in Hazelhead.

Her spicy salad used grated carrot instead of Papaya...... That's unforgivable.

But she is very adorable and ill give her restaurant a go.

More power to the Thai food.

Yep it is indeed the same Wifie.

 

Her name is Koi.

 

Goldfish-finger.

[tommo1903]

Grand, i’ll nip to the Vic for a pint in between courses

Best boozer in Aberdeen, by a distance IMO

[Jocky Balboa]

I love Last Iguanas, that was me and the wife's favourite when we lived in Manchester and Aberdeen. The kids loved it too. Must visit when I'm back in the Granite City. Any other recommendations in Union Square?

[For Fecks Sake]

No.

 

Eat elsewhere from a local business.

This, support local businesses as much as possible. Annoys the fuck out of me pish like Frankie and Bennies and TGI Fridays are packed out while serving crap food.

 

Had lunch today at Carmines on Union Terrace. Ace food, great value for money and unintentional entertainment from the owner and waiting staff

[Bluto10]

Grand, i’ll nip to the Vic for a pint in between courses

haha

 

that’d be ace fun to do that

[Bluto10]

I love Last Iguanas, that was me and the wife's favourite when we lived in Manchester and Aberdeen. The kids loved it too. Must visit when I'm back in the Granite City. Any other recommendations in Union Square?

 

it’s a chain?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LOL

[shut up meg]

Had lunch today at Carmines on Union Terrace. Ace food, great value for money and unintentional entertainment from the owner and waiting staff

 

Aye, good food however Carmine is a fat old dick.

[Ohjimmyjimmy]

You Only Cook Rice

[Henry]

Highland Gout

[Henry]

On Her Majesty’s Sweet and Sour Sauce

[Ohjimmyjimmy]

Licence to Grill

 

Honey Ryder Chilli Chicken

[Redforever86]

Prawn Connery

[pocrawred]

The man with the gouton gun

[The Boofon]

The man with the gouton gun

Cracker.

[BrianFaePerth]

Cream of Sum Yung Guy

[Don Fonte]

Cream of Sum Yung Guy

@@Dad

[manboobs109]

Hoo Flung Dung

[King Street Loon]

Was out for my birthday meal last night.

Went to Miller and Carter.

Shared a Thomohawk steak which was fine but not as good as the previous time.

The beef dripping sauce is good though.

[King Street Loon]

I read that in the voice of Pam Ayres

[Henry]

A north-east property tycoon has lodged £1 million plans to convert a former Aberdeen travel agent into a new gastro-pub.

 

Alan Massie’s firm Carlton Rock has applied to Aberdeen City Council for permission to turn the former Thomas Cook shop on Union Street into the new venture.

 

The businessman said the gastro-pub would serve real ales and spirits from local breweries and distilleries, along with a home brew from an onsite microbrewery.

 

He said: “It would be open for lunches and continue into the evening.

 

“We’ll probably be spending around £1m on the refit and a number of full-time and part-time jobs would be created.”

 

Mr Massie said he hoped the plans would go some way towards helping rejuvenate the top end of Union Street and draw people back to the High Street.

 

 

He said: “It would add something different to the top end of Union Street.

 

“We’re trying to fight back and get new projects on to Union Street so money is saved in Aberdeen, rather than dragged out of the city.

 

“We’ve got almost 20-odd shops on Union Street sitting empty.”

 

According to the plans, the pub would be open from 11am to midnight from Monday to Thursday, from 11am to 2am Friday and Saturday and from noon until midnight on Sundays.

 

There would be a range of hot food on offer.

 

The design statement adds: “Despite the recent economic downturn in Aberdeen, together with the recent rise in business rates which has seen many businesses reduce their involvement in the city centre, our applicant is looking to invest and grow a business in a way that positively contributes to the area and that if successful, would lead to employment within the local community – including part-time seasonal work for the large younger student workforce within Aberdeen.”

 

It is hoped the new pub could be open by next summer if all the necessary planning consents are granted.

[Bluto10]

food on a slate and chips in a mini frying basket then