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14 years ago
Great food and atmosphere. Recently moved into the area and now our local after spending almost 30 years just passing it!
Main Street
Laurencekirk AB30 1UT
United Kingdom
01674 840239
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Northern Hotel
(1 review)
Called in here for lunch at the start of last week and were well looked after by the attentive…read morestaff. Colouring stuff is available for kids, the decor is intimate and the food was well cooked, presented and served. I opted for two starters & enjoyed the pate and the prawn fritters.
Fonab Castle Hotel
(7 reviews)
£££
The nicest hotel we stayed at during our weeklong tour of Scotland. The staff are incredible, they…read moremake a superlative effort to make you feel welcome and taken care of. The building is stunning, the setting is spectacular (take a walk across the dam), the rooms beautifully appointed, the meals 2nd to none. I recommend this hotel without reservations... Oh, almost forgot the bar is huge with an incredible view of the loch. Have a drink up there!
Great location and ambiance. Service top notch. Walk around the lake to pitlockey cute town have a…read morebeer at the old mill.
Panmure Arms Hotel
Attended a family gathering at the Panmure Arms on Sunday 22/12/2019. As a vegan i had some…read morereservations about a suitable main given it was almost Christmas. Ordered the lentil dhal and was quietly impressed. Closer to a curry than a dhal, sweet potato, red peppers, greens, button mushrooms all generously coated in a delicious spicy sauce, all served alongside a bountiful helping of rice. Friendly, helpful staff who attended to my requirements. A hearty 10/10!
From the owner: A Family Hotel nestled at the foot of Glen Esk in the heart of Angus, Scotland…read more At The Panmure Arms Hotel, we aim to provide the very best quality accommodation for your stay, the very best quality food in our restaurant and a stunning location which is surrounded by wilderness. We hope you will find all our rooms are comfortable, well appointed and expertly serviced. All are en-suite and size and layout differ to suit all types of guests. The hotel is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 50 weeks a year. Our restaurant includes various dining areas. We can cater for all needs including vegetarian and celiac. A children's menu is available. We always recommend booking tables to avoid disappointment. Our lounge bar provides a friendly atmosphere for both those enjoying a relaxing drink or delicious meal, with background music and sky television. There are also sofas available in our lounge bar; a perfect place to enjoy a drink or coffee.However, if you prefer quieter surroundings to dine, our front lounge is ideal. Situated to the front of the hotel, it is away from the hustle and bustle of the bar.
Pittodrie House Hotel
The scent of older times - sublime…read more Quietly nestled in the idyllic countryside about 15 minutes outside of Inverurie, the manor house was built in 1480. It is now a small hotel and restaurant. So quite, so green, so gentile. What a pleasant meal and evening with good friends. Its official: I love Scotland.
Glenesk Hotel
(5 reviews)
££
Stayed here on a bike trip in Scotland and the staff members were so welcoming! It's like stepping…read moreback in time, but with nice updates to baths etc... The restaurant was outstanding! Some of our best meals in Scotland - hats off to the chef. From the starters of Scotch Egg, soup to the Beef Wellington and Lamb tangine, not to mention the bar whisky collection!
Hotel or Restaurant, what a great spot to stay/eat when in Edzell…read more This old traditional character hotel is just lovely, staff are all friendly and helpful, lovely meals in the restaurant be it for breakfast or dinner much better than the faceless hotels we get in every other town these days.
George Hotel
(6 reviews)
Chicken and chorizo stroganoff with rice is very delicious. My favorite dish at the George Hotel.read more
what the hell!? £19 for a horrible burger!? overcooked, extremely long wait time about 60 minutes…read morefor my food and some weird pictures!hate this place oh yeah forgot that somehow the toilet door is as stiff as hell! and thats it. there was a very weird girl with her family she kept on repeating picking her nose and sucking her finger! and she was 10 never coming back. beware!
Moorfield House
(3 reviews)
£
Great staff, comfortable rooms, delicious food-- overall lovely stay. The family who runs this bed…read moreand breakfast was so nice. Their young son helps them serve and he was the most polite, sweetest boy. Location was great. It was on the edge of Braemar-- quiet and peaceful. (The field where the Braemar Gathering happens in the summer sits right below the hotel. My husband and I hope to return some day to experience this.) The room was clean, charming and comfortable. The bathroom was the same. Great water pressure in the shower-- only critique is that I wished there was more airflow in the bathroom. I had to keep my shower door slightly cracked open because I couldn't breathe with the steam building up. Food was excellent, dinner and breakfast! Nice bar with a good selection of beer on tap. The wild venison with currant sauce was delicious! I'm inspired to recreate this dish at home, as my husband and I do eat a lot of game. The Balmoral chicken was also very good. The sticky toffee pudding was out of this world! Breakfast was also fantastic. You won't go hungry here, and their Scottish breakfast is one of the best around. Wish we could've stayed here longer. It was a great value.
Fun hotel with bar in the middle of the Grampians, it seemed to be the only place to get a drink in…read moreall of Braemar. We stopped over on the way to the Speyside for a few drams and got good advice on where to stay for the night (we ended up in Tomintoul).
Tor-Na-Coille Hotel
This restaurant was in a hotel in Banchory. My co worker who is a local to Aberdeen took us to this…read morerestaurant for our Christmas dinner. I was really glad that he selected this restaurant. It's about 20 minutes from Aberdeen, the hotel is beautiful, it felt so romantic yet full of history. We went and waited in a waiting room and enjoyed our cocktails by the fire. The service was also fantastic and I tried a local cocktail mix called Bramble. We were then showed to our table and the dining area was beautiful. I asked the waitress to help me select a traditional Scottish dinner and we assembled my 3 course meal. Appetizer, main course and dessert. I was in heaven. Loved my food experience. This place is an experience the food, ambience, drink, service. It's picturesque. I will definitely recommend and if I ever find myself in this part of the world. I will definitely be back.
Links Hotel
(2 reviews)
A good hotel to come and stay in, the staff are friendly and made us feel welcome all weekend! We…read morehad a good blether with the Manager, I think his name was Brian, friendly fellow and full of the banter, he made us feel at home! (I know the area quite well anyway, but you know what I mean!) The nightclub attached to the hotel was good for later in the evening, and the meal we had in the restaurant before hitting the town was excellent, cooked to perfection and not too filling. Managed all three courses easily. The rooms were 1st Class, plenty of nice towels to pinch (only kidding!) and felt really well looked after. Good on them for running such a tight ship, it was an excellent stay!
Haven't stayed here so can only comment on the food but whether I've been at functions or eating in…read morethe bar the meals have been lovely. The bar meals menu is very varied and cooked to order - both the fish and chips and the chicken and haggis were delicious. Friendly staff who are attentive but not rushing you to leave.
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This is a nice traditional place to go for a Scottish high tea. A bit old fashioned maybe, but good…read moreservice and a nice selection of main courses plus of course, the cakes and the tea! It's on the High Street so nice and central although there are quite a lot of stairs.
great food and service, must go again soon!read more
This is a great local pub. We stopped in for lunch. The chili was really good. As was the Mac n…read morecheese and the club sandwich. The pizza is similar to a frozen pizza in the States (Jacks pizza). It was good but not great. Very attentive staff. And a great location to watch sporting events.
I had the ham panini, which wasn't much of a panini, but the ham tasted good. My husband had the…read moreburger, but didn't like the seasoning. I tried his burger and agreed, not very tasty and the relish didn't help.
I had a lovely visit to the Ramsay Arms Hotel last week. A group of us (about fifteen people in…read moreall) took over the hotel for a weekend meeting, and we were treated to great service, awesome food, and a close attention to detail. I might just be the typical American who found herself in love with a charming, quaint Scottish town ... then again, I can be pretty particular about my experiences while travelling, and I'm glad to report this hotel exceeded my expectations. My room (#9) had a fantastic view of the town and was extremely clean, and the historic nature of the building only adds to its appeal. I can't say enough good things about the food (especially the cullen skink, ploughman's salad, and porridge), which was served to us in the in-hotel restaurant. There's free wi-fi available in the fireplace-warmed lobby, and the pub downstairs provided a cozy, friendly atmosphere. Likewise, our meeting room overlooking the beer garden was cozy, but not too small, and the skylights gave lots of beautiful, natural light. The service was fantastic, too.
Visited for Sunday lunch one sunny Sunday Afternoon…read more Lovely location, and hotel, friendly bar staff and service, the roast beef and Yorkshire pudding was fine, but could have been better, small portion for the price and quality could be improved, but absolutely nothing wrong with it.
Wow, am I glad we chose this place to grab lunch. It was dark and raining, flood warnings…read moreeverywhere, we were some of the only foolish people to be out! It was their out door fairy lights that won the decision for me if I'm honest. Not knowing the town at all it was a case of a lucky guess with where to eat, and I'm so glad we did. The place was deserted! The staff seemed delighted to have something to do. Not the businesses fault...as I mentioned...flood warnings! Actually the next day Banchory was closed :o Now, I grew up on the coast, and I think this might be the best fish and chips I've ever had! My goodness! The thick batter was just out of this world, and the handout chips, while sparse, where utter perfection. The deserts were also remarkable. Although I think the blueberry cheesecake won, on taste and decoration. Blueberry sorbet! A new thing I now need in my life on a more regular basis. The staff were delightful, chatty and helpful. The decor was quite upmarket with some wonderful prints of highland cows and deer on the walls. I am so pleased we stopped off here before heading home, I can't recommend it enough :D
A nice friendly atmosphere, helpful staff, good beer and excellent food. Perfect!read more
Very good restaurant right by the barbour. It´s famous for its fish and chips. There are two…read morefloors. The lower one is really cool. Decorated in original style. It feels very cozy and takes you back in the history. The upper floor is more modern and kind a without soul. Not really my favourite style. Staff is friendly. A bit slow but it was crowded so it wasn´t so it was understandable. They have a plenty of high chairs, unfortunately still not enough. This place is very popular among families so we had to wait a bit for a high chair. But that´s not their fault so.... Food was really good, not amazing but very decent. The prices are less reasonable but I understand that it´s a place mainly for tourists so that´s something what man can expect. Beer is very good. I guess I would come back when I am in Stonehaven again.
Best pub in Scotland!…read more epic Belgian food enormous bottled beer list great selection of real ale and keg on draft too beautiful location on Stonehaven harbour can't beat it Seriously, if you're in the area, or even just driving past to/from Aberdeen and you appreciate great beers in a wonderful pub, you owe it to yourself to stop off here.
Extremely dog friendly bar!…read more I have yet to enter an establishment in Scotland that wasn't dog friendly. I find that amazing! I love their fish and chips! You get fresh peas with every order. I love peas so for me, this was a win. The drinks were pretty good too! The owners greet you at the door every time. Lots of room if you have a large gathering. They have domino's party as well as card player parties. I'd not be surprised if they didn't offer various parties for Tupperware, personal products, and food stuffs!! Gotta keep the options open!! Ohhh and it is also a hotel. Nice. September 2023
Great place for a drink and chef is superb. Never had a bad meal. Ian and yvonne are lovely owners…read more Friendly customers too. A welcoming bar with coal fire.
Been here couple of times for food as my Bro and his wife really like it. If you like your food…read morereally rich and hearty then it's all good. I had the Chicken Cranachan which to start with was great but not nearly enough sauce for such a dry dish, chicken was dry also which didn't help. Good service and the prices are about average. The choccy fudge sundae desert is awesome ...if you manage it all!
Excellent value for B&B in this recently renovated (inside and at the front of the building at…read moreleast) small hotel. Comfy beds, courteous service, a well designed and stocked bar with second bar in the Den pool room as well as a very good cooked breakfast in the morning. Freeview tv in the rooms would maybe be a good addition but otherwise no complaints and somewhere I'd definitely stay again.
This review is for the restaurant. We ate here twice during our stay at the Hilton. The lasagna and…read morefish and chips are great, the pizza so so. The waffle dessert was heavenly, definitely go for that!
Great food (we had the lasagna and fish & chips), cozy interior and staff were friendly. We will be…read morebooking a room here next time we are in town!
Sweet and very accommodating staff, well priced. Lovely location. Quirky and charming looking.read more
A lovely, affectionate little hotel which seemed to have fallen out of time with an enchanted,…read moreovergrown garden. The guest book starts at 1935, the interior is just little younger and the good cuisine has strong characteristics of the seventies. A wonderful detail is coffee or tea at the bedside before breakfast. Greeted by the dog always carrying a teddy in his mouth, served by the technik-refusing barkeeper at the bar, I hope, the landlady will continue running the hotel like that as long as possible. Even when a little outdated, the Cambus O'May is a real finding!