April 29, 2012
Great guys, great beer and great food. Could you ask for more. A must visit bar for anyone in Aberdeen that appreciates a great craft beer.

April 27, 2012
The place has a good atmosphere, it’s "industrial" style decor works well and it’s never empty (whilst visiting the other night there was live music which was a nice bonus). Obviously the bar has an extensive selection of BrewDog beers, and I get the impression there’s a better selection than the London bar due to it’s proximity to the brewery. As well as the flagship BD beers they also manage to rotate the selection to include new and prototype beers. The bottle menu is again varied with a number of top class American crafts available, as well as craft beer from Japan and Scandanavia. I find the BD bars in general are a bit on the pricey side, but the selection and quality of beer does (to an extent) justify this. This is my go to bar in Aberdeen.

March 2, 2012
Visited Sat night. Way too crowded to be truly enjoyable. Quite big though. Incredible selection of BrewDog brews and even more incredible selection of other great breweries available. BrewDog style deco. High prices.

February 17, 2012
I like BrewDog’s bars. Their bars offer a nice departure from more traditional British pubs and also host a pretty solid range of beers. This bar has a nice, industrial feel to it, all exposed brick and steel. It was Hitachino night when I visited so there were five offerings from the brewery to complement the seven or so from BrewDog. Some of the beers are definitely a bit expensive here (£4.95 for a half of some Hitachino) but you can always just get some Punk or 77 Lager for under £4.00. I will say, though, that at £6.00 the cheese and meat platter is an absolute bargain. The bar also has an exceptional bottle list; on this visit we made our way through Cantillon Vigneronne and Iris, Drie Fonteinen Schaerbeekse Kriek and Stone RIS. It was a good night!

January 10, 2012
The new home for yuppies and insufferable hipsters in Aberdeen. The bar is poorly laid out for service and sitting; the music is frequently played so loud that conversation, or even ordering, is close to impossible; The faux-industrial interior is a straight copy of Glasgow’s Bier Halle. As for the beers themselves, they’re dispensed stone cold from kegs rather than casks, which would be fine if they ever served lager. Instead, you’re left waiting for your pint to warm up to be able to taste it. The beers themselves are horrendously over-priced - the majority clocking in close to £4.50 - which, alongside BrewDog’s continually faltering quality, means there’s even less incentive to try the beers here instead of an independent pub with a fresh cask of it. Go for one, see what it’s like, then promptly find somewhere you can actually drink.

November 21, 2011
A decent selection of keg beer and an absolutely huge selection of bottled beer from Brewdog and many of their chums around the world. Excellent ambience, largely very good service, though the food is a bit basic.

April 2, 2011
Modern trendy craft beer bar. Selection of BrewDog beers & foreign guest ales on tap + an amazing selection of bottled beers. Helpful, knowledgeable, enthusiastic staff. This is what a bar should be like.

March 20, 2011
A fantastic place! My "Beer headquarter" during my three days in Aberdeen. I like Scottish cask ales, but it is heavenly to sit down and enjoy a range of Brew Dog beers and American craft brews.I also spotted 10 different bottles from Nøgne Ø. Excellent service! (Visited March 10th, 11th and 12th 2011)

February 16, 2011
THE place to go in Scotland to take part in the craft beer revolution. I have visited many, many times. Now that the bar has been open a while the teething issues of supply vs. demand have been ironed out. They pretty much have 12 different kegged beers on tap every time I go. This usually includes 7-8 of the core Brewdog range, 2-3 of rarer/one-off Brewdog tipples and at least 2 American/European craft microbrews. The bottle list, although not the largest in the UK is perhaps one of the best thought out. It’s full of the best American microbrews (Alesmith, Three Floyds, Stone etc), European gems such as Struise and Nøgne Ø and the Brewdog back-catalogue. The majority of the bottle list is as cheap as you can get in the UK (it’s dropped significantly since launch) and for many of the beers the Brewdog bar is the only stockist in the country! The bar hosts beer launch nights, meet-the-brewer events and some live music. The decor has a pretty cool reclaimed industrial look going on. There is no kitchen but the meat and cheese platter is might tasty. To summarise - it’s awesome.

October 19, 2010
This is a great addition to Aberdeen... And to Scotland in general ... the Tap list is pretty decent if all keg(but at least sometimes keykeg) ... shame 12 taps but 6 beers ... bottle list is AMAZING for Scotland if a bit pricy... but given the rarity of Dark lord ouside DLD. thats a coup in its self .... personally its a shame no cask. the edge would have been perfect. but there no doubt this is the best bar in Aberdeen. Here hoping rumours of Edunburgh bar come true.