Turriff Takeaways

10 Main Street , Turriff, Aberdeenshire, AB53 4AD

Audrey's is a friendly daytime takeaway in the heart of Turriff, the sort of independent spot locals rely on for a quick, freshly made bite rather than a deep-fried one. It has built a steady following for its salad bowls and home-baked scones, alongside the rolls, filled sandwiches and hot snacks that keep the lunchtime queue moving. Everything leans towards fresh and good value, and the welcome is warm enough that plenty of regulars treat a visit as part of their routine.

For a small operation it is remarkably well thought of, carrying a 5/5 rating from around 149 reviews across the listing sites, which is about as strong an endorsement as a town-centre takeaway gets. It is an easy recommendation if you are after a wholesome lunch on the go in the Turriff area rather than a heavy takeaway feast, and the home baking in particular has earned it a loyal local fanbase. Worth a look when you fancy something a little lighter than the usual chips-and-curry-sauce fare.

35 Main Street , Turriff, Aberdeenshire, AB53 4AB

A reliable Turriff stalwart for anyone after a hearty, no-fuss feed, Pitta's has built its name on freshly griddled kebabs, hand-stretched pizzas and proper burgers. The Mixed Kebab is the one regulars keep coming back for, piled high with quality meats and finished with a generous splash of the chilli and garlic sauce that locals rave about. It is the kind of place you head to when you want big portions and familiar flavours rather than fuss, whether you are feeding the family or rounding off a night out.

Service tends to be quick and the staff genuinely friendly, with both collection and delivery covered across the town and surrounding area. Reviewers back that up too: the takeaway is rated 4.4/5 on Google and holds a steady 4.2/5 from around 138 reviews on Restaurant Guru, which is a solid showing for a small-town spot. It is worth phoning your order through in advance on busier evenings, as word of those kebabs has clearly got around.

The Brae New Deer, Turriff, Aberdeenshire, AB53 6TG

Share House brings a dependable Chinese takeaway to the village of New Deer, a genuinely handy option in a rural corner where choices are thin on the ground. The menu runs through the familiar favourites you would hope for, from sizzling stir-fries and curries to crispy starters and heaped boxes of fried rice. Reviewers single out the friendly phone manner and warm welcome in person, with food that, on a good night, arrives quick and piping hot.

It is an honest, no-frills neighbourhood spot rather than anything fancy, and the feedback leans positive overall: the takeaway is rated 4.3/5 from around 45 reviews on Restaurant Guru. One nice touch is that the kitchen flags up a handful of vegan-friendly dishes, which is far from a given for a small village Chinese, so plant-based diners are not left out. As with most rural takeaways it pays to phone your order through in advance, particularly on busy nights when the locals come calling.

The Brae New Deer, Turriff, Aberdeenshire, AB53 6TG

Tucked into the village of New Deer, the Tasty Fryer is the sort of proper chip shop that pulls people in from across the surrounding countryside. The Fish Supper is the headline act, with regulars praising generous portions of crisp, freshly fried fish and a mountain of chips, while a King Rib Supper and a much-loved Macaroni Pie give the menu a bit of real north-east character. Service is fast and famously friendly, and you can ring ahead to have your order ready to collect.

It is a small operation but a well-run one, and the loyalty shows in the numbers: the takeaway is rated 4.8/5 from around 61 reviews on Restaurant Guru, an unusually high score that reflects just how consistent the frying is. Locals single out the crispy chicken fillets too, and that macaroni pie in particular has earned a reputation as one of the best for miles around. If you are passing through the area and fancy a classic Scottish chippy tea, this is a dependable little stop.