Best Bars near Robert the Bruce Statue

All Bar One Aberdeen is a stylish wine bar in Marischal Square, offering an extensive selection of wines by the glass, expert cocktails, and a menu of sharing plates, small bites, and British classics. With its modern decor, lively atmosphere, and central location overlooking Broad Street, it serves as a versatile spot for brunch, after-work drinks, or evening socializing in the heart of Aberdeen.

BrewDog Aberdeen Gallowgate is a vibrant craft beer bar located at 17 Gallowgate, in the city centre of Aberdeen. Known as the birthplace of the BrewDog revolution since 2010, it offers 29 taps of fresh craft beers alongside a well-stocked takeaway fridge. The venue also serves hand-stretched pizzas, charcuterie, and cheeseboards, creating a lively yet relaxed atmosphere ideal for beer enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.

Six°North / Smoke & Soul is a vibrant pub in Aberdeen, renowned for its delectable barbecue dishes and extensive craft beer selection. A perfect spot for tourists seeking a relaxed dining experience with a local twist.

Tucked into Aberdeen's historic Netherkirkgate, Ye Olde Frigate Bar embodies the city's maritime soul with its traditional charm, vast selection of 28 beers on tap, and lively vibe. One of the oldest pubs in town, it serves generous 35ml measures, epic burgers, unlimited wings on Wednesdays, and hosts live sports in a dedicated downstairs space. Perfect for banter-filled evenings amid gin, whisky, and jukebox tunes.

Nestled at the eastern end of Aberdeen's bustling Union Street, BrewDog Aberdeen Castlegate is a vibrant craft beer bar and restaurant showcasing 28 taps of innovative brews alongside hearty burgers and wings. This lively spot offers wheelchair accessibility, dog-friendly seating, free WiFi, and serviced apartments upstairs known as the Aberdeen Kennels for extended stays. Open daily with kitchen service until late, it captures the spirit of BrewDog's hometown roots with weekly specials like Lunch Club deals and Festive Wings Wednesday.

A lively city-centre taproom from local brewery Fierce Beer, Fierce Bar Aberdeen pours an ever-rotating lineup of the brewery’s own ales across many taps alongside guest craft beers, cocktails and whisky in a convivial, industrial-chic setting on Exchequer Row. Dog-friendly and relaxed, it’s a go-to for beer lovers seeking fresh draught choices, knowledgeable staff and a friendly neighbourhood atmosphere.

The Prince of Wales is a historic and beloved pub located in the heart of Aberdeen, Scotland. Known for its warm, traditional atmosphere, it features wood-paneled walls, low lighting, and possibly the longest bar counter in the city. Established in the 1850s, it offers a large selection of real ales, home-cooked food, and lively evening music sessions, making it a favorite local gathering spot.

Located at 97 King Street in Aberdeen, The Kings Bar is a traditional, inexpensive pub known for its warm, friendly atmosphere and attentive staff. Popular among locals and visitors alike, it offers a lively setting with a solid selection of drinks and a casual vibe, making it a great spot for relaxed socializing in the city center.

ENVY Aberdeen is a lively bar and casual restaurant on Market Street in the city centre, mixing a coffee-by-day, cocktails-by-night personality with a compact, sociable interior and a small outdoor frontage. Popular for evening drinks and relaxed meals, ENVY serves a mix of bar snacks, coffees and an approachable drinks menu in a modern, moderately priced setting close to Aberdeen’s shopping quarter.

The Castle Bar is a welcoming and inexpensive bar located at 19 Castle Street in Aberdeen. Known for its relaxed atmosphere and extended opening hours, it caters to early risers and night owls alike. With a solid local reputation and a 4.4 rating, this bar offers a friendly setting in the heart of the city, making it a popular spot for casual drinks and social gatherings.