25 Crown Street Aberdeen, AB11 6HA

City Centre bar premises with kitchen existing premises licence

The bar, which is over ground and basement level, forms part of the former Prudential Building known as 23-25 Crown Street with residential flats over the upper floors and Ramsay Travel occupying the ground floor retail unit. The building is constructed of granite incorporating original period features with pitched and slate roof coverings together with flat felt sections. Public access to the property is via recessed timber glazed double doors off Crown Street with further access off Windmill Lane for deliveries.

Internally, the property has retained many of its original features includes a bar servery, seating area on ground floor level. There is a further seating area to the kitchen which, more recently, has been given over to a pool and darts area. A dumb waiter serves the basement with a hatch built into the bar for ease of access. The ground floor benefits from an accessible WC.

To the rear of the property is a fully fitted kitchen. It should be noted that the kitchen has not been in operation for time The kitchen includes a gas range stove, mechanical extraction, built in chest freezers/chills and stainless steel worktops and sinks.

Stairs off the ground floor lead to the basement which comprise ladies and gents WCs, staff office, various stores/staff changing areas and a beer cellar with access via a pavement hatch on Crown Street for keg deliveries. The basement also includes two further WCs and store located within the main building.

Café D’Ag is situated on Crown Street, which lies in close proximity to Union Street, Aberdeen’s main commercial thoroughfare and benefits from a steady level of footfall. Nearby occupiers include The Grill, The Stag Café Boheme.