Aberdeen Restaurant Weeks Enters Final Days, Foodies Urged to Hurry

Aberdeen Restaurant Weeks is now in its second week. Organizers suggest you hurry to enjoy it, as many restaurants expect to be quite busy. Some places might even be fully booked.

Restaurants say they have seen more customers, and people also seem to be spending more money. They anticipate a very busy final weekend, so book your table soon to avoid disappointment.

Aberdeen Restaurant Weeks ends on March 9. Da Vinci said they are much busier, with about 30% more customers than usual, most of whom choose the special Restaurant Week menu.

Dos Amigos noted that the second week is always better, and weekdays are also getting busier this year. Al Fresco simply said that things are going great.

Almost eighty local spots are participating, offering tasty deals, some from just £5. You can try food from all over the world, including Latin American, Scottish, and Asian options.

Special events happened, with Secret Suppers selling out fast. The Foodie Passport returned this year too, offering a chance to win a £500 gift card by visiting different restaurants to enter.

Businesses saw increased bookings even before it started. Adrian Watson discussed the positive feedback, noting customers enjoy the lower prices too.

Many people told him they enjoy the event and find it good to see the city so busy. Aberdeen Restaurant Week started seven years ago, aiming to help the hospitality sector and the local economy by attracting more people.