This lovely Edwardian-style pub with wood panelling, marble-topped tables and walls decorated with old musical instruments is a great place for a quiet afternoon drink. It serves good coffee, as well as real ales and malt whiskies, and has live folk music Tuesdays, and rock bands Friday and Saturday. It also has probably the poshest pub toilets in the country.
Globe Inn
Aberdeen
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