Pub | Aberdeen, Grampian and Northern Isles

Public Houses: Open to the general public without membership for consumption of beer. Food may be available as an afterthought.

Boyne Hotel (Portsoy)

A recently modernised hotel painted in a light grey throughout

BrewDog (Inverurie)

Everything you expect from a BrewDog pub. Situated in the former Mitchell's Dairy Restaurant, in the middle of the town next to the Town Hall.

BrewDog (Peterhead)

A small but typical BrewDog pub with decoration featuring garish murals, a couple of booth seating areas and the rest is tables and chairs.

BrewDog Castlegate (Aberdeen)

A spacious ground level bar located in the old Athenaeum building with plenty of bench seating and tables with 22 lines focusing on Scottish craft beer, worldwide guest beers and two live beer lines.

BrewDog Original (Aberdeen)

The first and original Brewdog Bar built on the site of the former Marischal Bar. Sells a rotation of BrewDog favourites and guests.

Bridge Bar (Aberdeen)

Classic, old fashioned high ceilinged bar. Once a men only bar, it still has no ladies toilet. No real ale.

Bridge Bar (Ellon)

Belhaven pub in the middle of town with lager and sports.

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 Inn (Aberdeen)

Bar and Indian Restaurant on a busy corner.

Brig O' Dee (Aberdeen)

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

Large, cavernous, food oriented modern pub, part of Greene King's Eating Chain. It has many different dining areas. There is an outside area for al-fresco dining and also a children's play area. Parkrun meets here on Saturday mornings after the nearby run to collate the results.

Broadstraik Inn (Westhill)

Temporarily closed for refurbishment.

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

Brucklay Arms (New Deer)

Pub and Restaurant

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.

Butcher's Arms (Aberdeen)

Takes us as you find us pub on busy junction with some Nuart on the concrete "beer garden" gate. No longer has a tie with Belhaven/Greene King.

Butchers Arms (Inverurie)

A family owned pub in te heart of Inverurie.

Caley Bar

Small pub and live music venue.

Caley Bar (Peterhead)

Pub and wine bar in heart of town.

Captain Flints (Lerwick, Shetland)

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

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.

Central Bar (Aberdeen)

The Central Bar is a busy locals Pub in the Aberdeen suburb of Woodside. The Pub is busy throughout the week as it engages with the local community, with pool and darts teams playing here during the week, as well seeing customers enjoy live sport on TV.

Cheers (Gordon Arms, Huntly)

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