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Bridge Inn (Peebles)

Cheerful, welcoming, town-centre local, also known as 'the Trust'. The mosaic entrance floor shows it was once the Tweedside Inn.

Brig O' Dee (Aberdeen)

A traditional pub at the bottom of Holburn street beside a busy roundabout, close to Boots and Asda. Darts played.

Broadstraik Inn (Westhill)

Temporarily closed for refurbishment.

Selling 2 regular beers, this large, modernised roadhouse pub mainly caters for food and families.

Buchan Hotel (Ellon)

Hotel and restaurant with bar in town centre.

Burnett Arms (Kemnay)

The Burnett Arms Hotel dates back to the 1800s. It boasts a number of public areas. Dining at the Burnett is flexible, enjoy a simple home cooked bar meal or a more formal approach in the Restaurant.

Butchers Arms (Inverurie)

A family owned pub in te heart of Inverurie.

Cairn Grill (Braemar)

The Cairn Grill Restaurant & Bar is a snug eatery, situated in the beautiful village of Braemar. Two hand pumps but perhaps only one ale on.

Closed end August 2022 due to unavailability of staff in the village.

Captain Flints (Lerwick, Shetland)

Believed to be closed for conversion to flats (TBC).

Looking much like one of the houses in the area, this hotel sports a neat, comfortable lounge bar with wood panelling, pool table, juke-box, darts and widescreen TVs. The bar is popular with locals and sports teams. Tuesday is quiz night. Now only selling BrewDog keg beer.

Carlton (Aberdeen)

Located on the Castlegate beside the Mercat Cross, it has a gold postbox from the Olympics outside. A basic keg-beer and lager boozer frequented by locals.

CASC (Aberdeen)

Cigars, Ale, Scotch and Coffee, the only pub we know with it's own humidor. A large range of craft beers from the wall menu. A huge range of whisky and siphon coffee also available.

Castle Bar (Aberdeen)

Located on the Castlegate beside the Mercat Cross. A basic keg-beer and lager boozer frequented by locals but with a very strong darts team.

Castle Bar (Banff)

Converted from two adjacent buildings this large, high-ceilinged, two roomed pub has an impressive exterior giving little clue to the basic brightly lit public bar within. Strong local drinking clientele with pool and darts. No longer sells any real ale.

Cheers (Gordon Arms, Huntly)

The Cheers bar used to sell beer but stopped in 2017 due to lack of demand.

Cheers Cafe Bar and Tavern

Family friendly cafe and lounge with cocktails.

Chester (Aberdeen)

Stylish and sophisticated boutique hotel in a grand granite building. Afternoon tea, wine and cocktails

Cleaton House (Westray, Orkney)

The hotel sits above a sheltered bay on the island of Westray. Round the back is the Pioneer bar where two Orkney Brewery ales are served.

Cobbles (Kelso)

Both diners and drinkers are equally catered for at this popular long-established gastro-pub. The cosy bar is on the right featuring, at the far end, a real fire, with the dining area on the left, though one can eat in both, with food available all day on Saturdays and Sundays.

Bridge Inn (Peebles)

Brig O' Dee (Aberdeen)

Broadstraik Inn (Westhill)

Brucklay Arms (New Deer)

Buchan Braes (Boddam)