Friendly service, great locals. Must visit. Great sandwiches. Cool vibe. Real focal point of the…read morevillage. Local produced sourced food.

From the owner: Freshly made sandwiches, ciabattas & soup. All cakes are home baked on the premises or by local…read moreindependent bakers.Served by friendly staff in a welcoming atmosphere.

We had breakfast here, and it was very good. I was excited because they had honey for the tea! ;)…read moreThe hotel restaurant did not.

Amazing portions. Quick friendly and everything was to temperature and excellent food and coffee…read more Being OPEN was key! Thank you.

If you've never had Cullen Skink you definitely should try it here…read more It's a small homey cafe on the corner. Great service and all. This particular afternoon I really just wanted some extra protein so I got both a burger and Skink. The burger was solid but I really liked the Cullen Skink. If you are a fan of Seafood it's a must. I say Seafood and not just Clam Chowder because I feel like depending on where you live, the Chowder can vary. The one's I love the most are the creamy white broths but I also wasn't a huge fan of the Seafood Chowder's I had in Ireland. It's just a little too thin on the broth and creaminess. However there's something about the skink that really does it for me. It's not as creamy as the Clam Chowder we have in states but it's also got a little Smokey component from the fish. I almost wish I woulda had a local whiskey to go with it. What made it even better was that it was a cold day so of course the soup tasted even better. Parking is a little challenging. Theres a parking lot in front of this place but it's still kinda small. I highly recommend giving yourself some extra time to get there due to the parking situation.

This place is great. You have to have Cullen Skink when in Cullen. Mine was great. The smoked…read morehaddock wasn't over smokey and the potatoes were nice and soft. I also tried an Irn Bru since I was in Scotland, but I would pair it with the skink next time.

Coming here is always one of the highlights of any visit to Banchory for me. The cafe's beautifully…read moredecorated and the staff are always helpful. Then there's the food. A mouthwatering selection of cakes and traybakes. A great selection of sandwichs, toasted or not, with gluten-free bread on offer. There's a great selection of teas, coffee and hot chocolate (white, milk and dark chocolate available). The owners try and source from small local providers where possible and it's their passion for this place that makes it so special.

My husband and I had ice cream at Aunty Betty's. I had the coffee, caramel, chocolate ice cream…read more It was really great. We liked it so much we went back the next night!

We went to Stonehaven tonight to go to get fish and chips followed by ice cream. Aunty Bettys is a…read moregreat ice cream shop worth going the extra mile for. Great interesting flavours and unlimited toppings. Go for 2 1/2 scoops, keeps the size within limits and you still have2 great flavours. Expect a queue, though.

Wonderful place, great for foodies. Vegan and Gluten free foods available. Best thing on the menu…read moreif you are hungry is the BRULLER sandwich - baguette filled to overflowing with sliced beef topped with sauteed onions and mushrooms then topped with emmenthauler cheese and cheddar. If you are not starving and want a taste sensation, try the goat cheese salad.

This is a great place to shop! I live in Aberdeen and regularly drive out to Foveran to The Store…read more This is a farm shop selling meat (beef and lamb) produced in their own farm, they also buy in fruit and veg, storecupboard ingredients and chicken (free range) from other local suppliers to sell in the shop. The meat really is first class, the sausages are very good quality and they very often do a '3 for 2' deal to save a few pennies. The ladies in the shop are always so helpful and willing to give you advice on how to cook the produce. They also produce very good quality ready meals, pies, lasagnes and much more these are very tasty. I would highly recommend a drive out here but if it is a little out of your way they are often at the Farmers Market on Belmont Street, and I believe they have a shop in Edinburgh.