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Mon - Friday Lunch 12 noon - 2.00pm
Dinner 6pm - 9.30pm

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Dinner 5pm - 9.30pm

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1. Review - Creel on crest of a wave
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...wave. There have been one or two changes for the better - including a few I hinted at the last time. The extensive menu changes with the seasons and the chalkboard now features four starter...

...or.   Describe the decor :   Being so close to the sea, there are maritime features indoors and lobster pots sit outside, paintings and etchings by local artists ha...

3. Review - Maritime Bliss
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Maritime Bliss - Press & Journal - Saturday March 20th 2004  Press & Journal Eating Out Saturday March 20th 2004   Perched on a cliff edge overlooking Catterline b

...nd welcoming ambience, designed to guarantee you a dining experience never to be forgotten and savoured time and time again. Why not enter the cliff top world of The Creel Inn savouring visuall...

5. Stonehaven Real Ale Festival
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The Homecoming of Scottish Ale ... The first time you'll find a beer from every Scottish Brewery under one roof    WHAT:  A Homecoming for Scottish Beer - The Fi

6. Review - Secret of Survival
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... The three linked-up cottages which now form Braeside, had an interesting history in much more recent times. One of them was occupied by the late Joan Eardley when she was bringing fame to Catterl...

...wave. There have been one or two changes for the better - including a few I hinted at the last time. The extensive menu changes with the seasons and the chalkboard now features four starter...

...or.   Describe the decor :   Being so close to the sea, there are maritime features indoors and lobster pots sit outside, paintings and etchings by local artists ha...

9. Review - Maritime Bliss
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Maritime Bliss - Press & Journal - Saturday March 20th 2004  Press & Journal Eating Out Saturday March 20th 2004   Perched on a cliff edge overlooking Catterline b

10. Welcome to The Creel Inn
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...ng ambience, designed to guarantee you a dining experience never to be forgotten and savoured time and time again. Mon to Friday a new  “Light Lunch” ...

11. Tourist Information
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...st, and is open to visitors. Evidence suggests that worship at Kinneff dates back to Celtic times, and that possibly as early as the 8th Century a church existed on approximately the same ...

12. Artists Village
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...n her colourful retreat at the Old Watch House, produced strong and vivid watercolours often with a maritime theme. She has done some works as a result of a recent visit to Shetland where just as in C...

13. Catterline
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...l on the Catterline Burn to the north of Mains of Catterline. The Community In Early Times   There may have been a small fisher community, from very early times s...

14. Menu
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...in-keeping with the seasons, reflecting traditionally available produce from the sea and land at that time. Additionally, many of our customers eat from our specials board, which c...

15. Stonehaven Real Ale Festival
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The Homecoming of Scottish Ale ... The first time you'll find a beer from every Scottish Brewery under one roof    WHAT:  A Homecoming for Scottish Beer - The Fi

16. The Creel-Inn-Canvas #2
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...has given me and inside experience of art as visual appreciation as well as a healing factor in our time" " At the moment, my studio work is involved with exploring the coast. I...

17. Review - Secret of Survival
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... The three linked-up cottages which now form Braeside, had an interesting history in much more recent times. One of them was occupied by the late Joan Eardley when she was bringing fame to Catterl...

18. Welcome to The Creel Inn
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...ng ambience, designed to guarantee you a dining experience never to be forgotten and savoured time and time again. Mon to Friday a new  “Light Lunch” ...

19. Tourist Information
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...st, and is open to visitors. Evidence suggests that worship at Kinneff dates back to Celtic times, and that possibly as early as the 8th Century a church existed on approximately the same ...

20. Artists Village
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...n her colourful retreat at the Old Watch House, produced strong and vivid watercolours often with a maritime theme. She has done some works as a result of a recent visit to Shetland where just as in C...

21. Catterline
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...l on the Catterline Burn to the north of Mains of Catterline. The Community In Early Times   There may have been a small fisher community, from very early times s...

22. Menu
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...in-keeping with the seasons, reflecting traditionally available produce from the sea and land at that time. Additionally, many of our customers eat from our specials board, which c...

23. 404
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...elcoming ambience, designed to guarantee you a dining experience never to be forgotten and savoured time and time again. Why not enter the cliff top world of The Creel Inn savouring visua...

24. MCA SeaSmart
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...un and great to explore, but also can be busy and dangerous. With some simple precautions, you can make time at the beach enjoyable and safe....

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