Minibus Hire In Aberdeen With Driver

Our minibus fleet is truly exceptional. We update it with the most advanced models available. Our team is well-versed in minibus brands. We carefully select vehicles that excel on all types of roads in Aberdeen. 

When you opt for the 16-seater for your trip outside the city, you can be confident that it will provide a comfortable ride along the scenic country roads of your choice. Rest assured, we only allocate minibuses that meet stringent safety standards and always adhere to traffic regulations.

Aberdeen is renowned as the Granite City because of its numerous spectacular granite buildings, which also make it one of Scotland's most architecturally significant cities. With its lovely parks and gardens, museums and galleries, shopping malls, restaurants, and bars, it genuinely combines classic and modern architecture.

Aside from its beautiful views, Aberdeen has a rich history and culture. The city hosts various annual festivals, including the Aberdeen International Youth Festival, TechFest Science Festival, and Nuart Aberdeen Street Art Festival. There are plenty of things to do in this gorgeous city.

Starting from student street food vendors to fine dining restaurants for oil executives who want to spend their money in Aberdeen, you will find a great variety of restaurants. Of course, there are many well-known fast food restaurants here; you can find Topolabambas, Wagamamas, and so on; however, we do not have anything against such restaurants (sometimes you want something that only ginger chicken teppanyaki can provide); nevertheless, we tend to promote small, locally-owned restaurants that are trying to make it on their own in this competitive market.

So, if you’re tired (and have an empty stomach) after a long day of visiting incredible places—there is a lot to do in this northeastern city—then we suggest that you make your way to one of the best restaurants in Aberdeen, which are mentioned below—these are our top picks.

Kamoon Kitchen

A place listed as ‘Unit 3 Jesmond Drive’ might not sound exciting, but trust us, it’s worth checking out. Kamoon is a laid-back Lebanese spot in Aberdeen’s Middleton Park, and they’re seriously good. Go for the mixed grill or the stuffed atayef pancakes – and don’t worry about being tucked between a Scotmid and an aquarium shop. It just adds to the charm!

Foodstory

Foodstory is one of those startups that is so genuine it nearly makes you squirm. It offers mostly vegetarian, locally sourced food, in-house artist décor, and an associated whole foods shop. Fortunately, this all comes across as well-intentioned and community-focused rather than cloying or deserving. The menu is excellent, with options like sourdough with smoked salmon and avocado for breakfast and chilli/hot pot specials in the evening.

Hass’s Fish and Chips

Why go? The best chippie in Aberdeen, or as I like to call it,  the best chippie in Aberdeen (tip: never call it a ‘chippie’. There is no general agreement on who the best is. Now, that’s not entirely true, although if you have about thirty minutes of your time, then head to Stonehaven and visit The Bay, which is the best place to eat – but if you do not have that much time, then Hass on  Holburn Street is a good option as it offers fresh fish, traditional batter and wonderful chips.