Fierce Bar (Aberdeen)

Industrial decor in a bar serving an extensive range of keg beers from Fierce Brewery and guests. Occasionally (rarely) has one cask on the bar from which to dispense real ale by gravity dispense.

Prince of Wales (Aberdeen)

One of the oldest bars in Aberdeen, the Prince of Wales has possibly the longest bar counter in the city, a friendly atmosphere and a large following of regulars. It was refurbished in late 2016 and is listed in Scotland’s True Heritage Pubs.

Old Blackfriars (Aberdeen)

On the cobbled Castlegate, in the historic centre of the city, this historic pub is situated in a pedestrian area which used to hold public executions. Opposite the Tollbooth, Old Blackfriars is an atmospheric pub having old pews and stained glass, Operated by Greene King / Belhaven.

Krakatoa (Aberdeen)

Historic and popular harbour-side bar, which changes character from friendly laid-back local to raucous rock bar on weekend evenings, when there may be a cover charge after 8.00. Formerly known as The Moorings.

Aitchies Ale House (Aberdeen)

This small corner bar is the closest real ale outlet to the city rail/bus stations and the Union Square shopping complex. Family owned, it retains the flavour of an old-fashioned Scottish pub with service second to none with bar staff all wearing traditional white aprons.

Archibald Simpson (Aberdeen)

This Wetherspoons pub is in one of many monumental granite buildings in central Aberdeen designed by local architect Archibald Simpson and is the former local headquarters of Clydesdale Bank. It has a pillared entrance overlooked for more than 180 years by a sculpture of Ceres. The building retains many original architectural features, the main room […]