And so we walked to the town centre – not a long walk at all, which you would know if you’d ever been to Stonehaven, but long enough for our appetites to warm up for a brew, so we set ourselves a mission to find a decent coffee shop.
Clatterin’ Brig Restaurant
Alas, yet another Saturday afternoon that took me out into the rural Aberdeenshire – and yet another rainy afternoon, after a whole (working) week of sunshine. Coffee was definitely on the cards.
88 Degrees Fine Food Emporium
…when for one reason or another, I ended up as part of a road trip to Kirriemuir, I thought I’d do something productive – so I went for coffee.
Look Mum No Hands!
“Look mum no hands”? I was sure I had heard the name before… and then I clicked: it was on my big list of cafes to visit in London during my three-week stay in late 2012.
Rocksalt & Snails
I quickly directed my steps towards St Swithin Street and the familiar-sounding Rocksalt & Snalils. In fact, the place I visited in Edinburgh was called simply Rocksalt, and sold very nice sandwiches, but not great coffee.
Hilton Aberdeen Treetops
Again, a location I would not normally choose for my coffee break; but since a job led me to the beachfront hotel – and I…… Read more “Hilton Aberdeen Treetops”
A Black Spot 