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    The Falls of Feugh

    3.3 (3 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    The Boat Inn - Ciabatta with olive oil and balsamic vinegar

    The Boat Inn

    4.5(8 reviews)
    11.2 mi
    £££

    Charming place to eat after an outing to Loch Muick. Not only was the meal delicious, the service…read morewas friendly and attentive. Pricing was very reasonable and the restaurant had a home feel to it, which was very nice.

    Aboyne doesn't have a vast choice of decent eateries. but we were up for the weekend and I found…read moreThe Boat Inn (on Yelp, natch!) whilst looking for somewhere better than the hotel restaurant for a Saturday evening. Despite our rather late booking at 4.45 in the afternoon and the fact that it was the Aboyne bonfire and fireworks display at 7pm that evening, they managed to squeeze us in at 6.30 in the upstairs Pine Loft restaurant. The place was packed to the rafters with families and kids attending the fireworks, yet despite this we were served very quickly and courteously and were soon enjoying our starters of smoked mackerel fishcakes with horseradish mayo. The fishcakes were so thick that they were served balanced on edge with a wee twist of lime on the top, and the waitress was very pleased with herself that she had managed to carry them upstairs without them falling over! Main course was a substitute for the grilled halibut, but as the substitute was swordfish (which we both love), it was a no-brainer to go for that. Served on a bed of chickpeas with samphire, it was absolutely delicious. More so because by this time the rabble had departed for the bonfire party and we were left in peace to savour our meal. For dessert, we both again chose the same dish (this is quite unsual for us!), the blackberry parfait with honeycomb. I was marginally disappointed it wasn't an actual honeycomb but a Crunchie-like candy honeycomb; however it was a great combination. Great food, with cheery and efficient service despite the place being absolutely full when we arrived. Prices were pretty good too - with a bottle of wine our 3-course meal worked out around £36 each.

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    The Boat Inn - Smoked duck appetizer

    Smoked duck appetizer

    The Boat Inn - Scottish ribeye plate with French fries and a small salad

    Scottish ribeye plate with French fries and a small salad

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    No 10 Bar & Restaurant - Aberdeen Angus beef burger with chunky wedges  £12 + 1 bacon + £1 slaw - good, but pricy..

    No 10 Bar & Restaurant

    4.1(7 reviews)
    15.5 mi
    £££

    We have just returned from lunch at No.10. Appreciate it was Mother's day which might have had an…read moreimpact on the usual Sunday service, but it was the only opportunity for me and my son to meet with old friends from South Africa. The menu, the meal, the service was faultless and we all had the same roast rib of Scotch beef. However, the stereophonic screaming of babies and toddlers was unbearable. I could see from the glances of other customers that we were not the only ones who felt that it was rather irritating. I have three grown children but I would never have taken them to a more upmarket restaurant for lunch if they were prone to that behaviour. I am sure the parents were struggling and possibly felt some embarrassment and could not enjoy their meals. There is absolutely nothing wrong with small children screaming, but it was unexpected in a restaurant of such pleasant ambiance and food.

    I had been to No. 10 before, but only with work. This was the first time with the family. And what…read morea great visit a was. Unusual in its setting (you hardly know it is there), the atmosphere was bustling, the service friendly and the food great. A great variety in style of dishes we had one cauliflower pakora, a couple of haggis bonbons and a bar bun, followed by a burger, a lamb shank, halibut an d curry, followed by some nice desserts. A great place to visit.

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    No 10 Bar & Restaurant - Little hidden from outside, but cosy :)

    Little hidden from outside, but cosy :)

    No 10 Bar & Restaurant - Lamb Cutlets

    Lamb Cutlets

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