The Globe Inn

My greyhound and I were made very welcome when we called at this great pub for a drink on quiz night, after eating elsewhere. Three cask ales, all new to me, were available. Encouraged, we returned for food on another night. I had the haggis bonbons followed by standard size battered haddock - having first checked that this would not be more than I could eat - and a couple of ales. The food in particular was excellent. Disappointed by other dog-friendly and cask ale options in the city, we returned to The Globe for our final night. Once again, the welcome and choice of ales were great. But it was the food that made for a truly memorable evening. The Cullen Skink was very good and my main course of Cajun King Prawns with Penne Pasta was wonderfully spicy. No photos unfortunately. Why go elsewhere when things are this good?

Spent 4 nights in this quaint inn. Room was comfortable with comfy bed. Pub on ground floor was a great place to end my day. Food was fantastic and the staff and beverage selection was ideal. No elevators. Rooms are 1 to 2 flights up. Staff was nice and helped carry one piece for me. Location was a good for what I wanted, but a bit of a hill to get to/from the train station. Suggest taking a taxi to the hotel to save the uphill trek. Not a very touristy town but has plenty to see (museums). Great restaurants and pubs in the area.

Nice old style pub spoiled by the extortionate drinks prices. More expensive than the Millennium Hotel we were staying at which was definitely not expected. Staff on duty were doing their job but much friendlier staff on duty at our hotel so won’t be returning here unfortunately.

Quite possibly my favourite pub in town, gives a great vibe upon entry, lovely stained glass above the door and on the ceiling. Honestly just come and see, it's close enough to two other great pubs: under the hammer and the grill, and bars: the bartenders lounge and Faffless, that you're in a spot for a great night out without hitting union street. Drinks are reasonably priced for city centre Aberdeen - and it's camra pub of the year 2024. What's not to like? No stars for rooms as haven't stayed but at £40 a night with breakfast seems ok.

Lunchtime visit with a friend. Given menus and told the days special. Our food and drinks order was placed and when the food arrived it piping hot. Generous proportions and very tasty. Friendly staff and efficient service.

Nice place to be. Very gentle stuff and nice and Clean rooms for an overnight stay. Very delicous breakfast and the best coffee we had during our latest stay.

Lovely pub. Small but clean, cosy room with everything you need. Parking a bit of a mission...

We have stayed at The Globe countless times and it is our favourite place to stay in Aberdeen. The rooms are gorgeous, large, cosy and have everything you could need. You’re 5 minutes from the city centre on foot and food well if you want great food you just need to go downstairs to the pub/restaurant. The food is delicious and if you fancy something different there are countless other eateries nearby. But I think they have something for everyone here. The staff have always gone above and beyond. They are cheerful, helpful and if you aren’t used to the area they are full of great advice and tips. I will be honest on Friday and Saturday nights keep in mind you’re above a very popular pub and you will hear noises and music. But it’s never bothered us. I’m sitting here at 6 at night on a Sunday and it’s dead silent. Don’t hesitate to book a stay here it’s been our go to place for around 8 years and we recommend it to everyone. We will always book to stay here if there is room it’s our happy get away in Aberdeen.

Had a great meal here! Wife had a great stir fry and I had Scampi and chips - but the best was the Sticky Toffee Pudding! We were glad we didn't share it!!

i like it, usually a couple of real ales on, papers available, nice reasonably priced grub and bands now and then. whats not to like. center of town