Where’s good to eat in Aberdeen

Where’s good to eat in Aberdeen

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m3coupe

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1,104 posts

204 months

Friday 20th July 2018
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Looking for some suggestions for places to eat in Aberdeen on a Friday evening (not tonight). Wife and I are up for a night. Normally go for Italian but open to suggestions.

griff4098

5 posts

69 months

Friday 20th July 2018
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Rustico just off of Union street is top Italian place, I give it an 11/10 well with a look

omniflow

2,575 posts

151 months

Friday 20th July 2018
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Not sure if it's still going, but the Silver Darling used to be THE place to go in Aberdeen.

abzmike

8,373 posts

106 months

Friday 20th July 2018
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Mi Amore in Huntly Street is an alternative Italian. Moonfish an alternative mainly fishy plaice, Number 10 a decent steak house. There’s a number of decent Indians as well, or if you fancy Japanese then Yatai is very nice.

Driver101

14,376 posts

121 months

Monday 23rd July 2018
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Another vote for Moonfish. Quality food although small portions.

Bistro Verde has also impressed me recently. Fusion Bar and bistro is also very nice. Jack's steakhouse is also good and Miller and Carter recently opened too.

It's been since I've been, but I always promised to go back to Yorokobi by CJ.

If it's a curry I would say Light of Bengal. The amount of cheating the Indian restaurants in Aberdeen do on TripAdvisor is staggering. There is a lot of poor curry houses in Aberdeen.

I would advise against Chaophraya. They've for a prime location and are easily to stumble into. The place looks good, but the food and value for money certainly aren't there.


Peanut Gallery

2,427 posts

110 months

Monday 23rd July 2018
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To be seen to be going out for posh food, then the Silver Darling still is in the lead, but book yourself in for a macdonalds on the way home, you will need it. (not been myself, mind!)

I really recommend Pasta Plus in Rosemount - yes, very small, but very friendly. (Italian shop, so he wanders into the shop, grabs the ingredients he needs, then wanders back into the kitchen to cook it)

cerbfan

1,159 posts

227 months

Monday 23rd July 2018
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Drive out to Udny Green and go to Eat on the Green for the best food in the area or in town as has been suggested I'd go to Rustico's or for an Inidian try Monsoona.

Aquanaut

134 posts

187 months

Monday 23rd July 2018
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Da Vinci Resturant is very nice.... rustic Italian food. Very good

Jambo85

3,319 posts

88 months

Tuesday 24th July 2018
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I was at Cafe Boheme the other night - excellent for French-ish food, a lot of good fish specials usually too.

cerbfan said:
Drive out to Udny Green and go to Eat on the Green for the best food in the area or in town as has been suggested I'd go to Rustico's or for an Inidian try Monsoona.
Agree with all of that - also Jewel in the Crown for a curry.

Peanut Gallery said:
To be seen to be going out for posh food, then the Silver Darling still is in the lead, but book yourself in for a macdonalds on the way home, you will need it. (not been myself, mind!)
Can't agree with this, I've always left full! It is excellent, and the views with the boats going past you on one side and the beach in the other are fantastic. If I'm not mistaken then chef/owner who has had it forever has recently left and it has changed hands, so it could have changed.

ETA - IMO the place people like to be seen going to is Mal Maison. The most overrated and overpriced place in town, but a good steak if someone else is paying!


Edited by Jambo85 on Tuesday 24th July 11:44

Griff Boy

1,563 posts

231 months

Tuesday 24th July 2018
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How about Maggies grill if you like authentic BBQ food? Small, cosy for sure but great food and atmosphere!