Contour Cafe — Restaurant in Aberdeen City

We had eggs benedict and a haggis pizza. Blandest pizza I've had. I preferred the edges to the actual part with the filling, since the dough was okay. The haggis was tasteless, with big hard oat grains rather than the smoother haggis I have had elsewhere which was bursting with flavour.

As for the benedict, the bacon was good however the eggs were overcooked and the hollandaise was, again, bland, and didn't have any of that nice lemony flavour you would associate with a good hollandaise. It was also too thick, a lumpy coating rather than a smooth sauce. My favourite part was the side salad because it had balsamic glaze on it, so it actually tasted like something.

This place might be okay for a coffee since the caffe latte wasn't bad and the place is quite cosy, but I wouldn't recommend it for food. Pizza really left me depressed. But I'm a poor student so I still brought the...

No star!!! But it won't let me!!! I'm currently sat here now!! I paid 9 pounds for a full English breakfast!!! After I've ordered it the waiter then told me they got no sausages left. My breakfast arrived mountain full of bacon, eggs we're overcooked, toast came out brown even I asked them white!!! The meal was warm not hot, I ate a bit. No one came to my table and see how I'm getting on, coz they are too busy chatting behind the bar. Then had enough and told the waitress take this away this is horrible. She didn't do anything or ask if it's ok or not!!! Untrained staff got no idea about customer service!! Using their mobile phones while a customer stood in front of the bar. C'mon I know this is meant to be a casual cosy little cafe!!! But this is basic stuff!!! Don't go here!!!...

Contour Cafe is a small spot tucked away in a stunning little area, hidden from the busy main street running through Aberdeen town.

From the outside, with all its seating, it definitely looks like a place that gets busy. I can imagine it being a lovely spot to sit and eat in the summer when the weather is nice.

The staff were really friendly and welcoming, which added to the charm. The decor did not quite grab me though, it felt like it was not sure what it wanted to be, especially with the mix of seating styles inside.

I had a BLT while I was there and it is honestly one of the better ones I have had in a long time.

If I am ever back in Aberdeen, I will definitely...