The Prince Of Wales - Aberdeen City

I was really disappointed in this place years ago it was excellent but not now. First of all I don't think the manager's customer skills was great as there was 5 of us and the tables are set up for 4 people and I asked him to put another chair at our table which he did but when I thanked him he never said a word and walked away. Apart from my food everyone else's food was nice they all said but really disappointed with mine I couldn't eat it there scottish favourite used to be proper home made food put together but for example I think there mashed potato is just instant or out of a packet and my beef olives was cold and hard

Stopped by here on way to Xmas market in Aberdeen. One of the oldest pubs in the city. Very busy for a Thursday afternoon which is a good sign. I had pulled mushroom chilli. A bit different but tasted really nice. Wife had scampi and daughter had beef burger. I had a nice pint of Guinness. Wife and daughter gin spritzers. Overall cost £56. Reasonable on this day and age.

I made a reservation for one person but arrived early, which was not a problem as our table was ready. I ordered at the bar, which was very busy, but I was served within a minute by the lovely staff. It was easy to order, and the food was amazing and good value for money. The food arrived in a timely manner. I have been to this restaurant a few times recently and have never had a bad meal or service, but today's experience just seemed even better.

After being forced to stay overnight due to a cancelled flight, I arrived at the restaurant seeking comfort food in an authentic setting, which is exactly what I found. The staff made me feel welcome and at ease as a solo traveler, though I would love to return with friends next time.

This restaurant in Aberdeen is truly a hidden gem. The food, drinks, and ambience were all top-notch. Not only do they offer a Scottish menu, but also a traditional menu. There is a great selection of beers to choose from and the staff were excellent.