Pub | Aberdeen, Grampian and Northern Isles

Public Houses: Open to the general public without membership for consumption of beer. Food may be available as an afterthought.

Located in a quiet side street near Golden Square just minutes off Union Street, this popular pub is located in a basement next to Milne's auction house (hence the name). Next door to the Globe Inn, serves up Landlord plus one guest (has had Jarl and Bitter & Twisted).

Victoria Bar (Aberdeen)

Sports bar and lounge, right on a busy corner in Torry with large TV, pool and darts. Also known as the "Rats Cellar".

Wagleys (Aberdeen)

Darts bar. Belhaven best.

White Horse (Aberdeen)

Lager and keg pub in Woodside, with pool table.

Wild Boar (Aberdeen)

Pub with a vaulted ceiling and sofas, serving homely dishes and kids' menu, plus weekend DJs.

Wilsons Sports Bar (Aberdeen)

One of the lager drinking sports bars on Market Street. Darts played.

Woodend Bar (Aberdeen)

A family run business since 2006, providing a friendly local to the community in Stoneywood, Bucksburn. Darts and Pool. Same owners as Bankhead Inn nearby.

Woolpack Inn (Isle of Whithorn)

Originally a drovers' inn on the Southern foothills of the Ochil Hills, this is a genuine pub, well used by friendly locals, with a comfortable feel, log stove and low ceilings, and without intrusive TV or music.

Wordies Alehouse (Aberdeen)

A discerning ale drinker would be disappointed that this keg pub does not live up to it's name. Close to a couple of shopping centres.

Ye Olde Frigate Bar (Aberdeen)

Traditional drinking bar downstairs and plush lounge up steep stairs. Join the crew of the SS Pauline (one of the joint owners daughters) and shelter here while waiting for family shopping in Marks and Spencer. Once flirted with real ale, but no longer.