Speaking of religion at the dinner table can be risky, but bear with me in this review, as it puts my next coffee venture in context.
Category: Hidden
Newton Dee Café
Only upon arrival I realised it was a community centre… I wasn’t deterred, however (although I did adjust my taste expectations) because the place had a charming feel about it – reminding me of summer camp retreat…
Finzean Farm Shop
As a farmshop, it is off the beaten track, but reachable by road from two sides – and offering stunning views in between. Sadly, that rain was fast approaching, so I settled for sitting in rather than enjoying the country air.
Coastal Cuppie
I didn’t let the sight of a wooden shack put me off – we’ve seen worse on this site after all! – but I was a bit concerned when I couldn’t spot a coffee machine inside…
filo coffee house
I liked their website which indicated a hip and trendy spot – not something I grew accustomed to around George Street but it’s been a while and things might have changed.
I did a double take when Google Maps took me to a church…
Potarch Café
Now that spring has finally spring on Scotland’s east coast, I was definitely ready for a walk away from Aberdeen, but chose a short-ish one that I hadn’t done yet in Aboyne. I renewed my search for coffee in the area, and when Google suggested Potarch Bridge, I was certain that was the one my colleague all those years ago mentioned.
A Black Spot 