The Tolbooth Restaurant

The oldest building in Stonehaven, dating from 1600, was originally a store used during the building of nearby Dunnottar Castle. It is right on the harbour and has also been a jail and courthouse. These days there's a museum on the ground floor and a restaurant upstairs, accessed by a steep outside staircase, with whitewashed walls, wooden floors and modern table settings. Wonderfully fresh seafood is the house speciality, simply prepared in dishes such as Tolbooth crab soup enriched with sherry, grilled local lobster or langoustines, and a collection of local grilled fish with dauphinoise potatoes, buttered fève beans and chive oil.

15m S of Aberdeen on A90, located in Stonehaven harbour
Nearest station: Stonehaven

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