Ninety-nine - Aberdeen

Delicious and unique cocktails, mediocre food. The bao buns were delicious, but everything else meh. The cucumber salad is ridiculously spicy, chicken gyoza was good, edamame with soy glaze was also somewhat spicy. Everything was covered in sesame seeds to the point it took over what the main dish was. The hostess/server took close to 30 min to get our drink order and never brought our water, which we asked for multiple times. Good place for cocktails only.

Great place. Went in for a late lunch and it was really quiet, but had a cool vibe. Definitely a good variety to choose from. I got the steak frites. The green beans were a little plain but I really just cared about the frites, which were salty, crunchy and perfect. The fried pickles were bomb. Wish we could've stayed for dessert. On top of it all we had a great waiter who was funny and helpful with the menu and the area as far as tips for our touristy trip.

Great atmosphere for an updated pub with great whimsical decor and modern steam punk interior. But most of all it is centrally located with a nice park nearby , which you could view from inside the place. The bartenders are very friendly and helpful and inventive. I had an amazing strawberry drink, which was made in tall glass with 10 liqueurs in it and took about 10 minutes to make but it was so worth it. Delicious and tasted like summer in the middle of foggy Scotland. A nice place like this attracts the locals and tourist alike but not overcome with novelty. This is an excellent place to hang and relax with good friends and great drinks. I wish we had something like this in Toronto and I would love to recreate it.

Very groovy bar bit different from most in aberdeen, not many undesirables! Music pretty good, drinks and atmosphere where bang on!

Mya our server was fantastic, drinks and specialty cocktails were excellent. Venue is cozy .Super excited about the local sourcing for food and drinks , but the pizza was disappointing and just didn't hit the mark .