Large country inn in the old village, now bypassed with cycle path passing outside. Bar area is called the Smiddy. Separate conservatory is popular for funeral teas as Aberdeen Crematorium is only about a mile away. One changing beer.
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.
In the main landside terminal of Aberdeen Airport, close to the main entrance and before you go airside. It is popular with airport staff, travellers and offshore workers and food can be pre-ordered. Unfortunately now down to two ales from the five available previously and availability seems to be sporadic.
Large, Farmhouse Inns Carvery situated within 10 minutes walking distance of airport in the ABZ Business Park. Designed for car access rather than pedestrians as there are no steps down from Dyce Drive! Large outdoor seating area for fine weather. Popular at weekend for family meals with indoor children’s play area. The Farmhouse Inn Pale Ale is believed to be Belhaven IPA and may sometimes be replaced with Greene King IPA.
An airside pub within Aberdeen Airport for the captive market.
A brewery on a farm on the shores of Loch Fyne, it is family owned and operated. Brwery of teh award winning Jarl although the range of beers from the extended brewing kit is all very "Fyne". On-site festival FyneFest every year.
Classic, old fashioned high ceilinged bar. Once a men only bar, it still has no ladies toilet. No real ale.
A very large pub with island bar. Seating downstairs and upstairs in a gallery. Crying out to sell Real Ale but it doesn't do that any more. Best try Ma Cameron's next door.
Traditional boozer with the only original island bar remaining in the Aberdeen area. A fantastic array of superb original mirrors are a wonder to behold. A pub that should have real ale, but doesn't!
A basic boozer with an interesting ceiling. Known locally as "The Beastie". No real ale.
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