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The “Cultural Tides: North Sea Connections in Aberdeenshire” project will focus on the development of a cultural quarter in Peterhead, centred around the vacant Arbuthnot House.
A ground floor café will offer somewhere for a quick coffee or a leisurely lunch with family and friends, with seating spilling out onto a garden terrace.
The top floor restaurant will be more of a destination; open for dinner, and possibly lunches, it will be a place to dine on the best local produce while taking in the incredible views towards the harbours.
Both offers will be operated by external contractors, offering a great opportunity for a hospitality or catering provider, and extending the evening economy for the region.
This survey has now closed. Thank you for taking part.
The “Cultural Tides: North Sea Connections in Aberdeenshire” project will focus on the development of a cultural quarter in Peterhead, centred around the vacant Arbuthnot House.
A ground floor café will offer somewhere for a quick coffee or a leisurely lunch with family and friends, with seating spilling out onto a garden terrace.
The top floor restaurant will be more of a destination; open for dinner, and possibly lunches, it will be a place to dine on the best local produce while taking in the incredible views towards the harbours.
Both offers will be operated by external contractors, offering a great opportunity for a hospitality or catering provider, and extending the evening economy for the region.
This survey has now closed. Thank you for taking part.
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