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Woodbank – Aberdeen

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Situated in the serene surroundings of Cults, Aberdeen, Woodbank is your trusted partner for financial expertise and comprehensive customer service. With a commitment to building long-term relationships, our experienced team is dedicated to helping you navigate your financial journey with confidence. Whether you are seeking investment advice, tax planning, or personal financial management, we offer tailored solutions designed to meet your unique needs. Our welcoming atmosphere encourages open communication, ensuring that every client feels valued and understood. At Woodbank, we prioritize transparency and trust, making us the go-to choice for all your financial requirements.

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Susan Christie

5 Google Rating

Nice warm welcome and lovely table in a bow window for the 6 of us. We decided on a antipasti starte

5/ 5

Nice warm welcome and lovely table in a bow window for the 6 of us. We decided on a antipasti starter and haggis bonbons nachos and chicken and vegetable skewers. There was a lot of food but we were not rushed and enjoyed talking our time chatting and very much enjoying the food. Main course came and was very generous portions. I had a delicious steak salad there was sezchuan beef scampi chicken and baked potato dishes for the others and we were all very happy. We also had coffee and drinks but no-one had room for a dessert. Excellent waiting staff friendly and helpful.

Helen Kennedy

5 Google Rating

Lovely, friendly staff who always have a warm welcome. Limited menu at the moment but plenty choice

5/ 5

Lovely, friendly staff who always have a warm welcome. Limited menu at the moment but plenty choice for everyone and consistently tasty!

Michael Westcott Films

5 Google Rating

Very pleasant restaurant to be in. Grounds are beautiful and sports facilities are very good.

5/ 5

Very pleasant restaurant to be in. Grounds are beautiful and sports facilities are very good.

Vrijal Kulkarni

5 Google Rating

Enjoyed a fantastic Christmas breakfast. The food was good and the staff was great as usual. Kids l

5/ 5

Enjoyed a fantastic Christmas breakfast. The food was good and the staff was great as usual. Kids loved it too. Thank you.

Juan Carrocera

4 Google Rating

Nice tennis courts 🎾

4/ 5

Nice tennis courts 🎾

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  • Tuesday09:00 AM - 08:00 PM
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