Best Bars near General Gordon Statue

Located on Schoolhill in Aberdeen, The Triplekirks is a lively pub and sports bar known for its vibrant atmosphere, excellent value boozy brunches, and live sports screenings. Popular with locals and visitors alike, it offers a diverse menu, well-crafted cocktails, and regular events such as pub quizzes hosted by DJ Ian. The venue combines casual dining with entertainment, making it a top spot for socializing and watching major sports events.

Revolución de Cuba Aberdeen is a vibrant Cuban rum bar and cantina nestled in the Academy Centre Courtyard. It offers an authentic Cuban nightlife experience with two bars serving classic and innovative cocktails, premium rums, and Latin-inspired tapas. The venue features live music, salsa dancing, and resident DJs, creating a lively atmosphere that transports visitors to Havana right in Aberdeen's city centre.

Revolution Aberdeen is a lively cocktail bar and restaurant located at 25 Belmont Street, offering a vibrant atmosphere across two levels. Known for its expertly crafted cocktails, quality fresh food, and an outdoor deck with views over Union Terrace Garden, it’s a popular spot for socializing, celebrations, and late-night parties in the heart of Aberdeen.

Ma Cameron's, established over 300 years ago on Little Belmont Street, is Aberdeen's oldest pub. Known for its cosy front snug and hidden rooftop garden, it offers a unique blend of historic charm and tranquil urban escape. Named after Amelia 'Ma' Cameron, this pub combines traditional Scottish pub culture with a welcoming atmosphere, serving a variety of drinks and meals in a setting rich with character and stories.

Slains Castle Pub in Aberdeen is a unique gothic-themed pub set in a former church and graveyard on Belmont Street. Known for its eerie atmosphere blending historic church features with spooky décor, it offers traditional pub food, a wide drink selection, and live sports. Families are welcome until 8 pm, and the pub’s quirky charm makes it a standout spot for dining and socializing in the city.

Nestled on Belmont Street in Aberdeen, The Tippling House is a stylish cocktail bar and restaurant known for its innovative drinks, small plates, and vibrant atmosphere. Since 2012, it has been a local favorite for expertly crafted cocktails, a diverse menu featuring Scottish and international flavors, and a cozy, speakeasy-style setting perfect for socializing or intimate evenings.

Ninety-Nine is a vibrant cocktail bar and kitchen located in the heart of Aberdeen at 1 Back Wynd. Known for its expertly crafted cocktails, unique drink flavors, and a menu featuring fresh, seasonal dishes, it offers a warm and inviting atmosphere perfect for casual dining, drinks with friends, or relaxed evenings. The venue combines attentive service with a cozy, eclectic interior, making it a standout spot for locals and visitors alike.

The Prince of Wales is one of Aberdeen’s oldest and most cherished pubs, famed for its warm, traditional atmosphere and possibly the longest bar counter in the city. Located on St Nicholas Lane, this Belhaven-owned pub blends historic charm with lively music sessions, wood-paneled walls, and a welcoming vibe, making it a beloved spot for locals and visitors alike.

Bartenders Lounge is a lively cocktail bar located on North Silver Street in Aberdeen, known for its expertly crafted drinks, fresh and funky music, and welcoming atmosphere. Open late into the early hours, it offers a vibrant nightlife experience with a focus on innovative cocktails and a friendly crowd, making it a popular spot for locals and visitors alike.

Under the Hammer is a charming basement bar tucked away on North Silver Street in Aberdeen. Known for its welcoming atmosphere, well-crafted cocktails, and atmospheric décor featuring vintage auction house memorabilia, it offers a unique and intimate drinking experience just minutes from the city center. Friendly staff and a relaxed vibe make it a favorite for locals and visitors alike.