Recommended coffee shops

[Buc]

Wherever you may live .

 

Have to say Bonobos here in Aberdeen the food is fabulous I would highly recommend .

 

The service is 1st class only downside is it closes at 4pm.

 

Here

https://www.happycow.net/reviews/bonobo-aberdeen-71220

 

This food won't let you down I can promise you.

[Buc]

Oops been that long I forgot we had an off topic .

I thing we need to move this post to the other page I beg your pardon.

[manc_don]

Blessed with good coffee shops / cafes here in Wellington.  One of my favourites being scorchorama in Scorching bay.  View across the bay and watch the interislander sail past.

[Buc]

Blessed with good coffee shops / cafes here in Wellington.  One of my favourites being scorchorama in Scorching bay.  View across the bay and watch the interislander sail past.

 

 

Do you live in Wellington very nice .

[donsdaft]

My normal one is closed just now which is a real loss.

 

Occasionally use this one when I go to see the Vinylize people.

 

 

http://centralkavehaz.hu/galeria/

[Buc]

My normal one is closed just now which is a real loss.

 

Occasionally use this one when I go to see the Vinylize people.

 

 

http://centralkavehaz.hu/galeria/

 

 

Absolutely stunning.one of the best I've seen.

[donsdaft]

Buc min, I know you like your coffee shops.

 

If you ever visit Budapest just get a one way ticket, you're unlikely to come home.

 

 

 

http://www.newyorkcafe.hu/menu.html#

[rocket_scientist]

That een (central) very similar idea to the Central Cafe in Vienna, dd.

[donsdaft]

Opened in 1887 (older than Celtic)

 

No word of a link to the Viennese one.

[rocket_scientist]

Opened in 1887 (older than Celtic)

 

No word of a link to the Viennese one.

 

Pretty sure they're independent but this one opened in 1876: -

 

https://www.cafecentral.wien

 

Trotsky and Freud amongst its famous patrons.

[donsdaft]

http://www.callascafe.hu/

 

This one is just around the corner from me.

I haven't been for ages but really authentic Jeeves and Wooster stuff.

[Elgindon]

 

Cant comment on the city centre ones,as we have to drive to our coffee stops.For good coffee,we vary between Cognito,Coppa and the Tree house.

  From hillwalking trips  -  Have a cafe run up Deeside via the Falls of feugh restaurant,Banchory,Spider on a bicycle,Aboyne,The Bothy,Ballater, and the Bothy,Braemar where you can sit on the balcony outside,above the river Cluanie if its fine

 

[rocket_scientist]

For the very best coffee, Shamrock & Thistle in Stonehaven. They do authentic crepes too.

 

I've never been a coffee drinker, only the occasional Espresso when in Europe. I now drink a cup every day, from the beans that we get from there. The boy's just a total coffee enthusiast. I've tasted from Guatemala, Panama, Ecuador, Columbia, Kenya, Peru, Tanzania etc. etc. So good.

[Buc]

http://www.callascafe.hu/

 

This one is just around the corner from me.

I haven't been for ages but really authentic Jeeves and Wooster stuff.

 

 

 

Wow another cracking coffee shop you can certainly pick world beating stylish coffee shops.

[TheDeeDon]

Wherever you may live .

 

Have to say Bonobos here in Aberdeen the food is fabulous I would highly recommend .

 

The service is 1st class only downside is it closes at 4pm.

 

Here

https://www.happycow.net/reviews/bonobo-aberdeen-71220

 

This food won't let you down I can promise you.

 

Bonobo is a great Vegan place, but the downside for me is that it is fairly small, but their food selection is great and tasty.

 

DO you ever try the one on Thistle Street Buc, FoodStory?  Keen to hear your thoughts on that one.

[manc_don]

Bonobo is a great Vegan place, but the downside for me is that it is fairly small, but their food selection is great and tasty.

 

DO you ever try the one on Thistle Street Buc, FoodStory?  Keen to hear your thoughts on that one.

 

Have been there myself, nice food and coffee. Was very impressed actually

[Guest kiriakovisthenewstrachan]

If you are anywhere near Banchory give this one a try:

 

https://en-gb.facebook.com/birdhousecafe/app/254084314702229/

 

 

 

 

[Buc]

Bonobo is a great Vegan place, but the downside for me is that it is fairly small, but their food selection is great and tasty.

 

DO you ever try the one on Thistle Street Buc, FoodStory?  Keen to hear your thoughts on that one.

 

 

Extremely busy at lunchtime full of office types .

 

Can be on the expensive side .

Go there often about a year ago we ordered a curry the waitress carrying it splattered it all over my suit and the wife and daughter hair best laugh we ever had even the lass playing away on the piano got some .

They offered to dry clean my clothes and give us our meals for free .

But turned it down because without that happening we would never had such fun .

 

Was like a scene out of laurel and Hardy. Brilliant night.10/10.

 

The food is very good in food story but its much better in bonobos as they are 100% vegan.

There's also a food story opened up in Aberdeen uni.

I'm taking my running mates of 30 years out on Friday lunchtime to food story as they slag my vegan diet . I'm hoping they see its not all leaves and the food is tasty they don't know it yet as its a secret escape .

[Kowalski]

Caffè Nero 

 

If you like Caber Coffee then Teacake at Chapelton of Elsick is good.

[RicoS321]

Caffè Nero 

 

If you like Caber Coffee then Teacake at Chapelton of Elsick is good.

 

Teacake is good. Food decent too, had a nice meal there.

[Elgindon]

Teacake is good. Food decent too, had a nice meal there.

 

 

  Have you tried Lou Lous yet? With a name like that I assumed it was part of the adjacent Chinese.

Its location hardly gets the taste buds going,ie next to the meat factory and lorry yards,but its surprisingly busy with young mums/ kids/ grans rather than workmen.

  Cafe itselfs a bit meh IMO, but does the job.Thon Kuchini was a bit if a faff,.... havnt tried the replacement yet.Think some folks are missing a trick by not having one ,eg right on the coast,or a location like Findon/Muchalls

[RicoS321]

 

  Have you tried Lou Lous yet? With a name like that I assumed it was part of the adjacent Chinese.

Its location hardly gets the taste buds going,ie next to the meat factory and lorry yards,but its surprisingly busy with young mums/ kids/ grans rather than workmen.

  Cafe itselfs a bit meh IMO, but does the job.Thon Kuchini was a bit if a faff,.... havnt tried the replacement yet.Think some folks are missing a trick by not having one ,eg right on the coast,or a location like Findon/Muchalls

 

Aye, Old Portlethen has the Neuk, but it's a boozer and nae view of the sea which seems a little short-sighted (literally). Nae tried Lou Lous as it's not quite walkable (it is, but it's nae a nice walk) for me, but I might take my bike up one day though as my wife's family is up that way. I go to the sitting room most weekends with the daughter, which does a good coffee and a nae bad breakfast and the guy that works there is an excellent host; very friendly. It's not amazing like, but it's decent and good for Portlethen which has very little else.

[rocket_scientist]

Lou Lous is good when it's not busy but they can't cope with a full house. Kirktown Garden centre brilliant for a mini breakfast.

 

The Chilli in the Sitting Room is the best I've ever tasted.

 

Nae too keen on the teacake for lunch, a bit bland. The best soup in the world is at Cool Gourmet, Stoney.

 

I know the south side of the city well for eateries. It's my preferred method of breaking the day, going for a drive and listening to some sounds to and from lunch.

[Elgindon]

Working in Stoney this last week and also recommend the Shamrock and thistle coffee.

  Wee shout out to a new cafe on the harbour,the Old Pier(I think).Good coffee,Nice spot with the balcony upstairs over looking the harbour

  EDIT - lunch in the sitting room today,tasty Cullen skink and sandwiches.Good coffee