Book European Restaurants in Aberdeen

Browse and book European restaurants in Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire and North East Scotland. Narrow your choice by selecting your cuisine type from the menu on the right. If you can't find the restaurant you are looking for, please try our restaurant directory for more local listings and be sure to check our eating out offers section for our latest dining out deals.

Amicus Apple Aberdeen's increasingly thriving cocktail bar scene is the ideal place for Amicus Apple, a bar and restaurant first seen and loved in Edinburgh. The ultimate in decadence, Amicus Apple is situated on Langstane Place, just off of Union Street and within an area already staking a claim as one of the coolest corners of the city. Deep purple, gunmetal grey, dark wood and cream create a luxurious look for this bar with high backed leather settees and curved banquettes providing intimate and comfortable seating spaces for those seeking to dine or drink in comfort. The luxury feel continues on Amicus Apple's internationally inspired menu. It includes everything from British pub grub favourites to sleek Med dishes and simple but sumptuous sandwiches and salads, all offered with generously priced side dishes. At the bar, cocktails are a specialty, old classics mixed in with intriguing inventions from Amicus Apple staff past and present and with must tries including delectable champagne concoctions. Cuisine: Modern European Location: 67 Langstane Place, Aberdeen, AB11 6EN [Map]

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Foyer at HMT The people behind Aberdeen’s most popular restaurant now bring us a second Foyer, this time at His Majesty’s Theatre. Following the same formula of cleanly decorated light and airy space, clientele of young, fun arty types, students and not ready to be fuddy duddy folk Foyer at HMT adds up to, quite simply, a fantastic night out. Not only that but the food – flavoursome European bistro fayre including gluten free and dairy free options – is light, beautifully put together and delicious. Add the fact that profits go to Aberdeen Foyer, a charitable trust supporting disadvantage youths and you wonder why there’s no halo over this place. Cuisine: Modern European Location: His Majesty's Theatre, Rosemount Viaduct, AB25 1GL [Map]

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Foyer Restaurant and Gallery Housed in a former church, this much-worshipped restaurant is part of a youth opportunities initiative. So not only do you feel good eating here, you’re doing good to. Such all-round advantageousness suits such a cheerful, contemporary space that doubles as an art gallery where exhibitions by local artists change every six weeks along with the Modern European menu. A light lunch might be an oven-roasted supreme of chicken, creamed leeks and black pudding mash; and dinner a fillet of beef wellington, winter vegetable confit and rosemary creamed potatoes. This is wonderful stuff. Cuisine: Modern European Location: Trinity Church, 82A Crown Street, Aberdeen, AB11 6ET [Map]

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Granite City Grill The Granite City Inn is a sleek grill restaurant set within Aberdeen’s contemporary Hilton Garden Inn. The grown up, modern surroundings of this spacious venue are a complement to the muscle-bound menu of chargrilled specialties including meat and seafood dishes. Decorated in cream and black, the Granite City Grill is comfortable and relaxed yet still refined, making it an ideal setting for the business dinners which often take place here, nonetheless the restaurant is entirely family friendly with children well catered for alongside adult diners. An excellent wine list featuring a range of fine labels is the ideal accompaniment to the Granite City Grill’s short but comprehensive menu and staff are happy to advise on the ideal choice to match your meal. Cuisine: Modern European Location: 31 St Andrew Street, Aberdeen, AB25 1JA [Map]

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Restaurant Paula McEwen Located in the Great Western Hotel, the acclaimed Paula McEwen Restaurant is central to the wonderful city of Aberdeen. Providing a variety of experiences, from relaxed bar eating to upmarket restaurant quality dining, the Paula McEwen Restaurant is contemporary and comfortable throughout. Boasting clean, modern styling and a superbly friendly atmosphere, as well as a well-stocked bar, and, ideal for summer eating, a sunny patio, the Paula McEwen Restaurant is amongst the city’s best. The kitchen team are dedicated to using well sourced, local ingredients in their work, preparing dishes to time honoured recipes with great care, always fresh on the premises, accompanied by a wide selection of wines. Cuisine: Modern European Location: 239 Great Western Road, Aberdeen, AB10 6PS [Map]

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Silver Darling Named after a local term for herring, Silver Darling makes the most of a superb spot at the entrance of Aberdeen harbour. Built on the flat roof of the old customs house, the conservatory style restaurant commands panoramic views of the Dee estuary one side, and the length of the beach and headland the other (summer sunsets are priceless). A classic French menu is a triumph of superbly presented dishes, singing with flavour. Three courses at dinner could start with oysters marinated with lime and Granny Smiths, followed by pan-fried Atlantic sea bream in red wine, and the dessert du jour. Cuisine: European Location: Porca Quay, Aberdeen, AB11 5DQ [Map]

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