Small bar with lounge area just beside it in a side street in this fishing village. The menu features fish caught by the hotel's own trawler, the AudaciousBF83 so you can be assured that the fish is fresh!

Bar, Bistro and Restaurant serving lunch, afternoon tea and dinner 7 days a week.

Current status unknown, web presence has disappeared, assumed closed.

The interior of this historic nautical-themed inn featured in the film Local Hero. It has a wood-panelled bar and lounge with sea views through the small windows with a fine view across the mouth of the Deveron to Macduff. A blocked carriage arch hints at the earlier history of the building.

Built in 1771, this harbour-front hotel has a maritime themed, wood-panelled bar and a small outdoor seating area overlooking the water. The long, narrow bar boasts a mirror from the defunct Devanha Brewery as a prominent feature.

Cosy, comfortable, coastal howff supplying a warming welcome inside in winter and scenic outdoor views in summer of the oldest harbour on Moray Coast which was a location recently for the remake of Whisky Galore.

Pub owned by the Six Degrees (6°) North brewery specialising in their own Belgian style ales and a range of guest craft beer. Stocks a vast range of Belgian bottles.

The Kirkwall Hotel is a smart, modern, family owned hotel on the harbour front with a large lounge area in the main part of the hotel and often hosts wedding parties.

This pub was once the village blacksmiths. It is very much a feature of village life, offering pool, darts and occasional live music as well a single well presented ale.

One of the lager sport bar stops on Market St.

Man cannot live on Salmon (or Whisky) alone.

Conveniently situated only yards from Dyce railway station, this village pub with comfy lounge serving wholesome food and separate public bar, has a convenient timetable in the entrance so you can check your train times to Aberdeen or Inverurie - Inverness. One changing beer and a darts team.