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The second day in Aberdeen, we had no tours booked. So after a sandwich—with crisps—we had the opportunity to discover Aberdeen at our own pace. We visited the Tolbooth Museum and the Maritime Museum, before heading to our last BrewDog bar in Aberdeen: BrewDog Castlegate.
In the evening we went for a British classic: fish and chips!
In the afternoon we went to our third BrewDog bar, BrewDog Clerkenwell, followed by a visit to Ninth Ward, where a ‘battle’ between Weird Beard and Brew by Numbers took place. Even though it was still early, we had dinner as well, if chicken wings count as such.
After collecting our luggage at the hotel, we went for a quick pre-train drink at the Euston Tap. It was unexpectedly tiny!
Lunch and drinks at BrewDog Soho.
We only had a couple of hours on our first day in London, but we managed to squeeze in a fish meal at Hook Camden, a visit to BrewDog Camden — with some familiar Glaswegian faces — and a last drink at a pub near our hotel, The Queen’s Head, with live piano music.
I know I said I was only going to post the one thing about Burns but I couldn’t resist this portrait of Burns that is literally good enough to eat! Using items from Toby Carvery’s new breakfast menu – including Scottish Lorne sausage and tattie scones.
Today I’m on a fast day, so by now I’m quite hungry and already looking forward to breakfast. A Burns Breakfast like this would be great, but just some bacon and eggs will have to do…
Anyway, happy Burns Night everybody! 🙂
