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7 days a week - all year round

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Restaurant & Lounge
Mon - Friday Lunch 12 noon - 2.00pm
Dinner 6pm - 9.30pm

Saturday Lunch 12 noon - 2.00pm
Dinner 5pm - 9.30pm

Sunday - all day 12 noon - 9pm

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1. Review - Creely Glad
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...lobster at £19 a pound. I went for chalkboard choices starting with a piping pyramid of local mussels (£5.25) paddling in an excellent cider and cream broth. I followed this w...

...o the sea, there are maritime features indoors and lobster pots sit outside, paintings and etchings by local artists hang on the walls, some of which are for sale. A beautiful antique print of an ...

3. Review - Maritime Bliss
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...d harbour is a cosy pub and restaurant known for its good food. It predominantly specialises in locally caught seafood, but there is plenty on the menu to temp those who wish to savour some...

...ch… more", in both restaurant and lounge, prepared to the highest standard from the freshest local produce (our lobster and crab are caught in Catterline Bay), complemented by our friendly...

5. Stonehaven Real Ale Festival
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...sp;6, from 5pm to midnight.  WHERE: Stonehaven Town Hall.   WHO: Organised by local real ale fans. Contact is organiser Robert Lindsay on 07840 678243 or send us an email h...

6. Review - Creely Glad
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...lobster at £19 a pound. I went for chalkboard choices starting with a piping pyramid of local mussels (£5.25) paddling in an excellent cider and cream broth. I followed this w...

...o the sea, there are maritime features indoors and lobster pots sit outside, paintings and etchings by local artists hang on the walls, some of which are for sale. A beautiful antique print of an ...

8. Review - Maritime Bliss
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...d harbour is a cosy pub and restaurant known for its good food. It predominantly specialises in locally caught seafood, but there is plenty on the menu to temp those who wish to savour some...

9. Welcome to The Creel Inn
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... more", in both restaurant and lounge, prepared to the highest standard from the freshest local produce (our lobster and crab are caught in Catterline Bay), complemented by our fri...

10. News Group
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...l menu, once every 4 months. News articles Art exhibitions @ The Creel in "canvas" Local events. Changes in opening hours Please add me to The Creel Inn News Grou...

11. Tourist Information
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...e years, and which inspired his greatest writings. Marking the fulfilment of a long-standing local ambition to recognise his achievement, the centre was established in 1991 by Arbuthnott C...

12. Artists Village
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...illage producing her most highly acclaimed work. The Creel Inn hopes to reflect this and features local artists, past and present. We are currently working to develop this further, utilising ou...

13. Catterline
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...he sea, perhaps an old name for Hilton of Catterline next to Trelong Bay which sounds like the nearest local name. In 1371 King Robert III granted to Thomas Rait the barony of Uras with its...

14. Our Beer
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... a micro brewery success story. So what is a chouffe? A red hatted, long- bearded gnome that's a part of local folklore. The beer is just excellent! Spiced with coriander it's immensely drinkable and ...

15. Menu
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Whilst predominantly specialising in locally caught seafood (our lobster and crab are caught in Catterline bay), we pride ourselves in providing a full range of dishes for those of you desiring

16. Stonehaven Real Ale Festival
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...sp;6, from 5pm to midnight.  WHERE: Stonehaven Town Hall.   WHO: Organised by local real ale fans. Contact is organiser Robert Lindsay on 07840 678243 or send us an email h...

17. The Creel-Inn-Canvas #2
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...Schnell & Gwen Black The Creel Inn at Catterline is opening its doors once again encouraging local artists to exhibit in the coastal village that was once the home to Joan Eardley and, L...

18. The Creel-Inn-Canvas # 1
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...nt at Hazelhead Academy. In 1996 she embarked on a commercial career, since which she has exhibited at local exhibitions, from which she has accepted various commissions. Her style has been influe...

19. Welcome to The Creel Inn
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... more", in both restaurant and lounge, prepared to the highest standard from the freshest local produce (our lobster and crab are caught in Catterline Bay), complemented by our fri...

20. News Group
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...l menu, once every 4 months. News articles Art exhibitions @ The Creel in "canvas" Local events. Changes in opening hours Please add me to The Creel Inn News Grou...

21. Tourist Information
(Static Content)
...e years, and which inspired his greatest writings. Marking the fulfilment of a long-standing local ambition to recognise his achievement, the centre was established in 1991 by Arbuthnott C...

22. Artists Village
(Static Content)
...illage producing her most highly acclaimed work. The Creel Inn hopes to reflect this and features local artists, past and present. We are currently working to develop this further, utilising ou...

23. Catterline
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...he sea, perhaps an old name for Hilton of Catterline next to Trelong Bay which sounds like the nearest local name. In 1371 King Robert III granted to Thomas Rait the barony of Uras with its...

24. Our Beer
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... a micro brewery success story. So what is a chouffe? A red hatted, long- bearded gnome that's a part of local folklore. The beer is just excellent! Spiced with coriander it's immensely drinkable and ...

25. Menu
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Whilst predominantly specialising in locally caught seafood (our lobster and crab are caught in Catterline bay), we pride ourselves in providing a full range of dishes for those of you desiring

26. 404
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...ellip; more", in both restaurant and lounge, prepared to the highest standard from the freshest local produce (our lobster and crab are caught in Catterline Bay), complemented by our friend...

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