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Aberdeen

Haddock suppers from Cove Bay to Dyce.

Aberdeen has fished the North Sea for centuries, and a fish supper is still one of the city's simple pleasures. A local fish and chip business fries haddock bought fresh each day, with double-cooked chips, at Cove Bay on the southern edge of the city and Bridge of Don to the north. Its restaurant at Dyce, near the airport, is the one where you can sit in. In the Merchant Quarter, a relaxed bistro on Correction Wynd has cooked a short, changing menu of modern British food since 2004. If the evening is fine, take your chips down to the beach esplanade.

Sea Salt + Sole, Cove Bay→
Sea Salt + Sole, Dyce→
Sea Salt + Sole, Bridge of Don→
Moonfish Café→
Seafood place of the day16 hours ago

Moonfish Café.

A relaxed bistro on Correction Wynd in Aberdeen's Merchant Quarter, cooking a short, changing menu of modern British food since 2004.

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From our guide9 hours ago

The Silver Darling.

The Silver Darling sits in the old granite customs house on Pocra Quay, at the very mouth of Aberdeen harbour, and the setting is half the pleasure. The restaurant has been opened up to wide views of the sea, so you can watch the ships slide in and out while you eat. Its name is the old nickname for the herring. The menu changes with the seasons and draws on the land and sea of the north-east. Book for the evening, then walk back through Footdee afterwards.

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From our guide5 hours ago

Sea Salt + Sole, Cove Bay.

Cove Bay is the old fishing village on the southern edge of Aberdeen, and Sea Salt + Sole brings good fish and chips to its doorstep. The business started in 2014 and now has three shops around the city, all run the same way. The haddock is bought fresh every day, and the chips are cooked twice. There are burgers, pies and all the sides too, from mushy peas to curry sauce. It is a takeaway, so order ahead online and eat your supper by the sea.

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Sea Salt + Sole, Dyce.

The Dyce restaurant and takeaway of Sea Salt + Sole, near Aberdeen airport, the only one of its shops where you can sit in for fish and chips.

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Sea Salt + Sole, Bridge of Don.

The Bridge of Don shop of Sea Salt + Sole, an Aberdeen fish and chip business since 2014, frying haddock bought fresh each day with double-cooked chips.

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