Old Blackfriars in Aberdeen has seen some sights. Dominican monks, public executions on the cobblestones outside, and the end of Aberdeen Castle in the 14th century, to name a few. Our quirky spot feels like a true step back in time, set across two floors with...
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Top-notch amenities to make sure you have a great time. Here’s what you can expect when you visit The Old Blackfriars.
Disabled Facilities
Dog Friendly
Family Friendly
Beer Garden
WiFi
Historic Pub
Offers Functions
Spin the wheel, win a treat
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Plus, you'll have our amazing app ready for your next visit, so you can skip the queue and order straight to your table.
Christmas is all about good food, great company and making lots of brilliant memories. This year, why not savour a fantastic Christmas dinner in Aberdeen? The Old Blackfriars has everything you need to make this festive season one for the books.
Our brand-new festive seasonal menu is now live! Bursting with comforting classics and indulgent winter warmers, every dish is crafted to celebrate the joy of the season. Limited-time only—don’t miss your chance to enjoy our Christmas favourites.
Malt of the Month: Discover Glenfiddich 12-year-old
12-year-old is Glenfiddich's original and definitive whisky, and the world's most iconic single malt.
Lunch deal alert!
Craving something tasty? Join us Monday to Friday, 12pm 'til 3pm, and indulge in a delicious lunch at an unbeatable price! Don’t miss out on this perfect midday treat.
Established in 1719, Belhaven Brewery is the oldest working brewery in Scotland. Situated in Dunbar, the brewery nestles amongst the rolling barley fields of East Lothian, just 20 miles from Edinburgh.
