Nuart Aberdeen will make its highly-anticipated return for its fifth edition.
Running from Thursday June 9 until Sunday June 12, the globally-acclaimed and much-loved street art festival will once again turn grey city walls into works of art.
And while Nuart Aberdeen is admired by locals and tourists alike, the festival is a prime opportunity for food and drink venues in the city to attract new and old customers.
If you’re planning on participating in a guided tour, or are simply looking to browse the art at your own pace, we’ve collated a list of eateries to stop by along the way.
Madame Mews
If you would like to discover arguably the best authentic Thai food in the city during the festival, then we highly recommend visiting Madame Mews.
With such a varied offering, you’re sure to find something that tickles your fancy.
And to top it all off, the dishes are also available for takeaway, so you can tuck into them while walking around Nuart Aberdeen too.
7 Summer Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1SB
Maggie’s Grill
Not a lover of Thai cuisine? Not to worry, we’ve got you covered.
Another one of our top recommendations is Maggie’s Grill, Aberdeen’s first and original soul food eatery.
The menu boasts a selection of mouth-watering, freshly cooked barbecue and Cajun food including chilli, pulled pork, nachos, macaroni, brisket, ribs and more.
242 Holburn Street, Aberdeen, AB10 6DB
Foodstory
From morning to evening, the team at Foodstory serves food for all dietary requirements. They also brew tasty coffee, of course.
Eye-catching and tempting soups, hot pots, dips, salads and cakes are among the offering.
But if you’re looking for us to advise what is best to order, then we would urge you to consider a freshly baked pastry…
11-15 Thistle Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1XZ
Kirk View
Kirk View recently relocated from Aberdeen’s Union Terrace to Belmont Street. But has this affected the high standard of service and high quality of food dished out? Absolutely not.
The independent restaurant has a passion for fresh ingredients, so you can rest assured knowing your grub will be a feast for all the senses and leave you feeling satisfied.
47 Belmont Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1JS
The Pig’s Wings
The Pig’s Wings is a street food style takeaway that serves a selection of loaded fries, burgers, salads and sides, as well as local craft beers, wines and cocktails.
The Nuart Aberdeen map is not short, so you’ll be in need of getting your food fix at some point throughout the journey. The grub at The Pig’s Wings will do just the trick.
22 Upperkirkgate, Aberdeen, AB10 1BA
Noose and Monkey
Standing as one of the city’s most beloved bars since opening its doors in 2000, tempting food and drink are available at the Noose and Monkey.
Situated in the heart of the Rosemount area, it couldn’t be easier to access whilst participating in the street art festival.
There’s also a newly added outside terrace for you to take advantage of if the sun decides to make an appearance.
31-35 Rosemount Viaduct, Aberdeen, AB25 1NQ
Latinway
Serving up the best cuisine from Argentina to Mexico to Venezuela is Latinway, on Belmont Street.
Whether you’re hungry for arepas, a choripán or a fresh and filling burrito – or looking to discover new tastes from across the globe – during Nuart Aberdeen, then this is the place to visit.
8 Belmont Street, Aberdeen, AB10 1JE
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