Where food meets art: Why a renowned painter plans to spend the day at an Aberdeenshire butcher’s shop
James Golding of The Connor Brothers will be paying a visit to JK Fine Foods' new store next month.
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SPONSORED: Why fish is catch of this Christmas Day
Although turkey is traditionally eaten on Christmas Day, a fish dish is also essential, says Henri Charles of Express Fresh Fish in Aberdeen.
Aberdeen’s FreshMex to head south of the border with expansion plans for Deliveroo ‘dark kitchen’
The popular Tex-Mex eatery in the city centre is expanding into England in 2021.
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Madame Mews to reopen Thai restaurant in new city centre home
The popular eatery which has its own cult following will open its new premises in the heart of Aberdeen.
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North-east drinks company invents fully recyclable drinks packaging using £36,000 Covid-19 grant
Summerhouse Drinks has successfully developed an innovative packaging solution designed to safely transport small glass bottles, funded by a business interruption grant.
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Aberdeen bars take inspiration from Danish hygge life with alpine offerings to spread festive cheer
Bars in Aberdeen are transforming into cutesy Scottish chalets and offering up everything you'd expect to find after hitting the slopes in the French Alps when skiing.
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Where food meets art: Why a renowned painter plans to spend the day at an Aberdeenshire butcher’s shop
James Golding of The Connor Brothers will be paying a visit to JK Fine Foods' new store next month.
SPONSORED: Why fish is catch of this Christmas Day
Although turkey is traditionally eaten on Christmas Day, a fish dish is also essential, says Henri Charles of Express Fresh Fish in Aberdeen.
Aberdeen’s FreshMex to head south of the border with expansion plans for Deliveroo ‘dark kitchen’
The popular Tex-Mex eatery in the city centre is expanding into England in 2021.
Madame Mews to reopen Thai restaurant in new city centre home
The popular eatery which has its own cult following will open its new premises in the heart of Aberdeen.
North-east drinks company invents fully recyclable drinks packaging using £36,000 Covid-19 grant
Summerhouse Drinks has successfully developed an innovative packaging solution designed to safely transport small glass bottles, funded by a business interruption grant.
Aberdeen bars take inspiration from Danish hygge life with alpine offerings to spread festive cheer
Bars in Aberdeen are transforming into cutesy Scottish chalets and offering up everything you'd expect to find after hitting the slopes in the French Alps when skiing.
SPONSORED: Refurbished Riksha set to encourage positivity in Aberdeen community
In the bustling heart of Aberdeen’s iconic Union Square, sits the distinctive Riksha Streetside Indian.
The ‘blank cheque’ oil banquets and ‘elaborate dishes’ of Ardoe House Hotel
When it came to catering for big events, the balls, awards ceremonies and banquets, Ardoe House Hotel had both the capacity and the experience.
Diners get another bite at discounted meals this month as Aberdeen Restaurant Week toasts successful event
More than a dozen of the participating venues have extended their discounted menus until the end of November.
The top 10 places to eat in Aberdeen, according to TripAdvisor reviews
The foodies of Aberdeen have spoken - here are the top 10 places to eat and drink in the city, according to customers.
Venues nearly full as people show a healthy appetite for Aberdeen Restaurant Week
The foodie favourite event has been extended to run over two weeks, and the public are eating it up.
Former oil worker plans to radically expand bacon business thanks to £27,000 crowdfunding success
Mark Reynolds, who owns the Piggery-Smokery, based in the Alford area, launched the campaign last month and smashed its target of £22,500.
Tupperware’s profits soar as coronavirus pandemic sees more people dining at home and using their leftovers
Tupperware has seen a massive resurgence during the coronavirus lockdown - increasing its sales by millions of dollars and seeing the company share price rise from a dollar to more than $29.
Vegan baker donates 600 pies to charity after mix-up leads to student event being cancelled
Hundreds of pies nearly went to waste, but quick thinking and looking to the local community meant food from the Vegan Bay Baker in Cruden Bay went to those who need it most.
Scottish food industry leaders call for six-month ‘grace period’ and compensation to avoid ‘enormous damage’ from Brexit
Leaders from Scotland's biggest food trade bodies made the appeal in a strongly-worded letter to 10 Downing Street.
Midweek meal recipe: Vegan dal with coconut chutney
November is World Vegan Month, so what better way to kick it off than with this delicious pea dal and coconut chutney?
Never dunk your chip in someone else’s ketchup: The dos and don’ts at the dinner table in 2020
After recent research revealed diners' pet hates when it comes to others trying to sample food from their plates, Brian Stormont takes a look at the new rules of modern dining in this new hygiene-focused world.
New outdoor heated bar to bring ‘village feel’ to Aberdeen’s Shiprow
The new custom-built outdoor space seats 40 and will open to the public tomorrow.
Aberdeen cocktail bar adapts to ‘new normal’ with launch of nationwide delivery service
While we're encouraged to stay at home, cocktail delivery is just the ticket to see us through the winter.
Should vitamin D be added to bread and milk? Politicians and scientists call for action on deficiency amid pandemic
Scientist leading group calling for greater emphasis on vitamin D supplementation in the UK believes fortifying foods could carry significant health benefits.
A new report has exposed Scotland’s bulging weight problem, and where we go from here
As a nationwide study finds two in three Scots adults are overweight or obese, the nation still has a long way to go in terms of tackling diet goals. Rebecca Shearer finds out why - and what's to be done about it.
Why a Scottish honey producer is making a beeline for the Far East market
Following in the footsteps of several of Scotland's whisky producers, The Scottish Bee Company is taking its honey to the Far East markets of Japan and Singapore.
Enjoy a bite of Aberdeen Restaurant Week action as fortnight-long event kicks off
Diners can enjoy a range of offers during the event which supports the hospitality sector.
New tiers system begins: The changes affecting bars, hotels and restaurants from today
As a new five-tier system comes into effect, hospitality businesses are now operating under new rules.
The forgotten restaurants of Aberdeen: Do you remember these gems?
Julia Bryce takes a look back at some of the long-lost treasures of the north-east dining scene...
Aberdeen bar to bring snowy Apres Ski theme to outdoor venue with snow machine
The large beer tent will be transformed, turning it into a scene from the Alps with fresh "snow" from a machine falling inside.
Calls for ‘strengthened package of support’ as hospitality businesses face mixed fortunes under new tier system
While the new tiers mean an easing of restrictions for hospitality businesses, those in the north-east still face significant curbs on alcohol sales and opening hours.
North-east moves to Tier 2, Tier 1 for north and Moray: The new rules around pubs, restaurants and socialising
With a new five-tier system coming into place from Monday, hospitality firms are now gearing up for the new rules. Here, we break down what to expect.
Recipe: How to make this delicious rowie bread and butter pudding
Whether you call the north-east delicacy a buttery or a rowie, this dessert is bound to go down a treat with your household...
Aberdeen Restaurant Week extended to support industry amid ongoing hospitality restrictions
The week-long event which celebrates the local restaurant scene will now run for a fortnight for the first time.
