[Sean_A]

I am looking for some recommendations for good/modestly priced restaurants in the centre of Aberdeen that can cope with a table of 9.

Cheers

Ciao

[David_Tepper]

Sean -

In addition to gca.com, I spend some time at www.chowhound.com

Aberdeen get very little mention/discussion on the UK/Ireland chatboard. Here is a recent thread.

http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/898712

DT 

[Brian_Ewen]

Sean
A little outside Aberdeen but just across the road from the entrance to Trump International is the Cock & Bull Bar Restaurant which is very good and an alternative to Trumps Temp. Clubhouse.

Struggling to think of anything I would recommend centrally at the moment.

[Ally Mcintosh]

Sean,

I quite like café 52 (http://www.cafe52.net/index.php) which is central with a quirky and fairly inexpensive bo-ho style menu...

There aren't many of this type of restaurant in Aberdeen... Some good fine dining but I guess you're not looking for that

[Gary Daughters]

Udny Arms with Sticky Toffee Pudding as appetizer, main course and dessert. 

[Tony_Muldoon]

I asked friend

"If you are staying in town, I'd go for these...

For Fish - http://www.bistroverde.co.uk/ - Bistro Verde my favourite Fish place in town. They will also have a steak and a chicken dish for not fish fans.
Seafood - Silver Darling http://thesilverdarling.co.uk/ it's good but I think slightly overrated and quite pricey. Very good location at the beach / harbour for the summer months.
French - very authentic and top quality without being too expensive - Cafe Boheme http://www.cafebohemerestaurant.co.uk/ one of the best steaks you'll get in town.
Indian - Monsoona - claims to be a "healthy" Indian, very tasty and a good and varied choicehttp://www.monsoona.co.uk/
The Marclife at Pitfoelds - great hotel restaurant widely regarded as one of the best in town - also very expensive but good food and wine list. A little out of town, say 5-10mins.


If you don't mind a longer drive or are staying in land or a bit further North, then check out Meldrum House Hotel - Grampian Restaurant of the year for the last 2 years (and where I got married to Mrs S), or Eat on the Green a couple of AA Rosettes to its name."

[Bryan Izatt]

If you want Indian The Nawabs Tandoori was pretty good the few times I've been there.  It seemed to be popular with the oil worker crowd.

[Rich Goodale]

Sean
A little outside Aberdeen but just across the road from the entrance to Trump International is the Cock & Bull Bar Restaurant which is very good and an alternative to Trumps Temp. Clubhouse.

Struggling to think of anything I would recommend centrally at the moment.

Ditto vis a vis the Cock and Bull and also struggling to think of anywhere else that is more than medicore.....

[Simon Holt]

Malmaisson is great for steaks.

http://www.malmaison.com/locations/aberdeen/brasserie/

I'm not sure what classifies good/moderately priced but I didn't feel abused given how good for food and service was.

When will you be there?

[Thomas Dai]

If you and your party enjoy good old fashioned fish-n-chips head for the Ashvale near the corner of Great Western Road. Not your traditional UK 'eat out of newpaper' type chipper but a make reservation and sit down to eat place.

If you go to up to Cruden Bay I recommend you take the opportunity to play their St Olaf 9-hole course as well and, if I may ask a favour, could you post some photos of it.

Wherever you play, have a great trip.

All the best

[Sean_A]

Thanks all!

Ciao

[Phil McDade]

Several replies, and nothing about golf? For shame -- Sean, make sure you bring your clubs and detour to Stonehaven for 18 holes of whacky fun. And a great old clubhouse to boot.

[Brian_Ewen]

Phil
Sean is well aware of the delights of Stonehaven.

But considering the condition it is in nowadays, I would not recommend it to anyone.

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