Hardens Guide to the Best Restaurants in Amble
Hardens guides have spent 33 years compiling reviews of the best Amble restaurants. On Hardens.com you'll find details and reviews of 4 restaurants in Amble and our unique survey based approach to rating and reviewing Amble restaurants gives you the best insight into the top restaurants in every area and of every type of cuisine.
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1. Sonnet
restaurant in Alnwick
41 Bondgate Without - NE66
This ambitious debut offers a 14-course set menu of ‘food we love to eat ourselves’ from Co Durham-born chef Gary McDermott and his partner, Claudia Mazareanu. The emphasis is on simplicity, the finest Northumberland produce, and a ‘refined take on familiar flavours’. Insufficient feedback for a rating this year, but it’s already a fave rave on TripAdvisor.
2. The Old Boat House Amble
Fish & seafood restaurant in Amble
Leazes Street - NE65
“A lovely setting on the Coquet estuary” makes Martin & Ruth Charlton’s 12-year-old quayside spot a popular choice for eating seafood (“their nearby Fish Shack is also great”). But one or two regulars are beginning to wonder if “it’s getting a bit too big” for comfort.
3. Jolly Fisherman
Fish & seafood restaurant in Craster
Haven Hill - NE66
This “very traditional” early Victorian seaside pub specialises in “wonderful local seafood” – and is “very welcoming on a cold day”, when its “warm fire and a bowl of chowder” are just the ticket. Former pro rugby player David Whitehead had his first job here, and returned as owner 11 years ago.
4. Sea & Soil
Fish & seafood restaurant in Amble
104 Queen Street - NE65
2022 Review: FKA ‘Sea Salt’, this relative newbie on the growing local scene, in a “welcoming environment near Amble harbour”, is run by couple Julie Lunn-Bird (FOH) and Jonny Bird (who trained under Albert Roux). The “interesting” bistro-style menu often features fresh fish alongside the regular menu of burgers, steaks, salads etc.
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