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Where to eat Pub food in Seahouses: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Seahouses, England, United Kingdom. Seahouses is a large village on the North Northumberland coast in England. It is about 20 km north of Alnwick, within the Northumberland Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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10. The White Swan
Overall Ratings
4 based on 641 reviews
Reviewed By jabkent
Whilst holidaying in Northumbria went here twice. Sunday lunch, great choice and portions and staff were very pleasant. Having enjoyed this we went again on a Wednesday evening and again the food and staff were great. Good extensive menu so,etching for everyone.
9. The Joiners Arms
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1534 reviews
Reviewed By ianjameshunter
We are staying near to this pub and had read some good reviews on . So glad we did! This was an absolutely lovely place for dinner. It has an extensive menu which we struggled to pick from as there were so many. Ended up having duck breast and crab. We plan to go back at least once. Great selection of alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks. Highly recommend!dinnerThank you so much for leaving such as lovely review!We are delighted you had a great experience with us and certainly hope to see you again.Regards
8. The Apple Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 581 reviews
A modern Country Gastro Pub, located in the heart of Lucker village, that offers an exciting gastro experience including superb Sunday lunches, a selection of freshly cooked traditional pub meals with real ales, beers, lagers and ciders, freshly brewed co
Reviewed By AnonymousScotland
Visited for dinner - food was nice, reasonably varied choices and good portions. The service was ok and friendly enough - although getting the mop and bucket out while people are still eating is not ideal. They put us at a table right between the toilets and the passage into the kitchen, even though the place was almost empty. What lets it down the most is the atmosphere in the dining room - it was sort of sterile. Maybe play some music? The blue fairy lights give a sort of cold feel to it. Staff training, some better soft furnishings, music and lighting would go a long way to transforming this into a great gastro pub.Thank you for taking the time to give us some constructive feedback regarding your recent visit to The Apple Inn. Firstly I will speak to the staff regarding the mop and bucket incident as this shouldn't happen when people are still eating and especially not in customers sight. Regarding the table you are describing, I believe you are talking about table 17 which is one of our most popular tables (spacious and close to the bar), I guess this is personal preference however simply asking our staff for a different table would have resolved this issue and the staff would of been more than happy to help. In regards to the Atmosphere, we have a high tech sonos music system in The Apple Inn and we always have background music on (perhaps too quiet), lighting we have changed recently via lighting experts advice but this is something we will continuously look into. It does appear, you have visited us on a quiet evening and as such it can be difficult to create an atmosphere in a spacious environment if the place is not sufficiently filled. We appreciate all feedback and if you would like to take the time to email myself directly at [email protected] I would be happy to discuss further. Thank you for your comments regarding the food and we hope you take the time to visit us again in the future.
7. The Lord Crewe Hotel & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 654 reviews
Reviewed By hawkes2an
We only called in for coffee purely because we saw that it advertised a "dog only" room. Orders had to be placed at the bar in the main part of the hotel and when our drinks were brought down they were accompanied by biscuits for our dog. How's that for service (which, by the way, was also quick and brought by a friendly person who made a right fuss of our dog). Looking at the menu, there was a good choice and there were plenty of Gluten Free options. This pleased my wife, as she is Gluten Free. Unfortunately, we didn't have time to stay for a meal but next time we are in Bamburgh, we certainly will.
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6. The Towers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 345 reviews
Reviewed By Elizabeth E
We had a drink in the Beadnell Towers yesterday and we were very impressed with the lovely decor and cosy feeling to the pub, so we booked in today for an evening meal. I have to say we were a bit disappointed with the food, I had the fish pie which was dry and I couldn't tell what sort of fish was in it as it was all mushed up. So although we would call in for a drink when in the area again we probably wouldn't eat there.Dear Elizabeth EThank you for leaving us a review.Although we enjoy seeing positive reviews, it is also important to see constructive feedback also. We hope you can return again and hopefully change your opinion on our food.Kind RegardsJoann
5. Longstone House Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By 35jonathanc
The hotel is across the road from where we are staying so we decided to book a table. The hotel caters for non-residents. They allow dogs in the bar area, just not in the main restaurant.Food choices we good.I had breaded mushrooms in a throw back to the 90s which were yummy , followed by steak and ale pie, choosing to have extra veg rather than mash or chips. My husband went for scallops followed by lasagne, and out son had mozzarella sticks followed by a mozzarella burger (don't ask). We all thoroughly enjoyed our food.The staff were friendly and attentive and there was a reasonable beer / lager selection available.
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4. The Bamburgh Castle Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1054 reviews
When it comes to top seaside locations, the award-winning Bamburgh Castle Inn in Northumberland is hard to beat. Named Tourism Pub of the Year 2015 in the North East England Tourism Awards, The Bamburgh Castle Inn overlooks the harbour in the fishing vill
Reviewed By Conference88
This hotel does the best Sunday carvery in the area but this visit we couldn't make it for lunchtime, so went early evening instead and I must say the service was good and pleasant and we thought after a busy lunchtime energy levels would be lower than normal. Great views if you can get a window table
3. Black Swan Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By M9946HUclairep
We visited while on holiday and popped in for a drink. Exciting times indeed for this pub, itâs coming to life, vibrant and passionate staff, a wide selection of good beers and exceptional cocktails. They are under a huge re-furb with kitchen and dining area. This place is going to shake up Seahouses. I wish them all the success in the world.
2. The Olde Ship Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1492 reviews
Reviewed By Vipergas
This pub is the original seamanâs traditional pub, you can meet local boatman and trawlermen in here, a great place not only have a pint of local ales but fantastic local food
1. The Links Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 859 reviews
Reviewed By Vipergas
Had a meal here last Sunday on a week break in seahouses, the food is great and a good selection of beers and wines.
