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Restaurants In Aberdeen


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Need a decent restaurant in Aberdeen... nothing Indian... catering to large parties ans actually inside the city.

 

Looked at a couple of online sites, and it seems that Aberdeen extends about 50 miles outside the city limits, which helps me not at all.

 

Preferably good food, good service and local.

 

Quickly, now, I need to get this fucker reserved.

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Need a decent restaurant in Aberdeen... nothing Indian... catering to large parties ans actually inside the city.

 

Looked at a couple of online sites, and it seems that Aberdeen extends about 50 miles outside the city limits, which helps me not at all.

 

Preferably good food, good service and local.

 

Quickly, now, I need to get this fucker reserved.

 

 

how many people PM me.

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La Tasca - pish poor service and food.

 

Yanks demand good service, and get it through generous tips in Yankee Doodle Dandy land, however, demanding same over here is likely to see the staff congregating around your unprepared meal as follows: :spunk:

 

Before serving it up to you, that's what you get for coming the cunt in the UK.

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Eh? All pubs, but serve very decent food so best of both worlds.

 

There stopped being a distinction between restaurants and pubs in about 1985 didnt there?

 

you get pubs which are really places that also sell beer and you get pubs.

 

when out 'for a meal' - you go to a resteraunt which is neither, and hit the wine wine list with a bit of style.

unless its an indian, in which case you tuck into the cobra or kingfisher.

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Not sure what happened. I went when it was beside the theatre first of all and thought it was amazing, then when I went to it at Justice Mill Lane I thought I had died and gone to heaven. More expansive menu, good vibe about the place and I used to eat my body weight in sushi. Then it went back to beside the theatre and they changed the menu to Scottish-Asian fusion, which meant no more sushi :ThumbsDown: I didn't go back and it closed down a few months later.

 

On a side note, I used to have this Japanese lemonade that was in a weird bottle with a glass ball floating in it. It was really fine but hadn't seen it since my last visit to Yatai. When in Copenhagen in the summer, I visited a sushi bar and they had it on the menu. So I got really excited about tasting this lemonade again only to be told that no where in the world has it now as the factory got washed away in the tsunami :(

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