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The best pubs and restaurants in Beadnell holiday cottages

The best pubs and restaurants in Beadnell

Leah Amos 29 October 2024

On the stunning Northumberland coast, Beadnell offers more than just breathtaking scenery. The small village is famous for its sandy beaches, historic harbour, and proximity to the North Sea. It also boasts a surprising number of quality pubs and restaurants, offering a blend of traditional Northumbrian charm and modern flair.

Whether you're a local, a seasoned visitor, or a first-time explorer, Beadnell’s dining scene has something for every palate. From cosy, rustic pubs to sophisticated restaurants serving fresh seafood, this coastal village caters to all tastes. The atmosphere is as warm as the welcome you’ll receive, making each dining experience unique.

This blog will take you on a culinary tour of the best pubs and restaurants in Beadnell. We want your next trip to this coastal gem to be both delicious and memorable. If you feel inspired, click the button below to browse our nearby cottages and plan your stay.


The Craster Arms

Collage featuring the exterior, interior and a juicy burger with a pint at The Craster Arms.

The Craster Arms is a pub in the heart of Beadnell. A warm and welcoming pub housed in a historic stone building. The atmosphere inside is quintessentially British, with wooden beams, roaring fires, and plenty of cosy nooks to relax. The menu, with its hearty pub classics and local seafood, is a favorite of both locals and visitors. Whether you are enjoying a sunny afternoon in the beer garden or a comforting meal by the fire, The Craster Arms is a must-visit.

Good to Know:

  • Address: The Craster Arms, 2–4 The Wynding, Beadnell, NE67 5AX
  • Opening Times: Mon–Sat 12pm–11pm and Sun 12pm–10.30pm
  • Features: Historic 16-century pub with cosy interiors
  • Why not try? Fresh seafood and British pub classics. Visit The Craster Arms menu for more information
  • Why guests love it: “Beadnell is lovely with a beautiful beach (and the Craster Arms with pub quiz 5 mins away).” – Ophelia

Saltwater Café

British fish and chips with mushy peas.

The Saltwater Café offers a contemporary dining experience just steps away from Beadnell Bay. With a light, airy interior, this café-restaurant is ideal for both casual lunches and more refined dinners. Known for its excellent use of fresh, local produce, the menu shines with seafood dishes like crab linguine and roasted hake. Desserts are also a highlight here. Sticky toffee pudding and lemon posset make the perfect sweet finish. It's a spot that manages to feel both relaxed and sophisticated.

Good to Know:

  • Address: Saltwater Café, 6 The Wynding, Beadnell, NE67 5AX
  • Opening Times: Daily 9am–9pm
  • Why not try? Classic cod fish and chips. Visit the Saltwater Café menu for more information
  • Features: A modern coastal vibe
  • Why guests love it: “An excellent cafe/restaurant called the Salt Water Cafe serving delicious fresh crab sandwiches and tapas.” – Geoff

Beadnell Towers Hotel and Restaurant

Beadnell towers on a sunny day with stylish interiors and good food.

Beadnell Towers offers a touch of luxury to the village’s dining scene. This stylish, newly refurbished boutique hotel has a top restaurant. It's known for its modern British cuisine. Dishes like pan-roasted monkfish and fillet of beef show the kitchen's dedication to local, high-quality ingredients. Its relaxed yet sophisticated vibe is perfect for special occasions. It's also great for a treat after a day of exploring. Pair your meal with a fine wine or one of their expertly crafted cocktails for a truly memorable dining experience.

Good to Know:

  • Address: Beadnell Towers, The Wynding, Beadnell, NE67 5AY
  • Opening Times: Daily 12pm–11pm
  • Why not try? Grilled Caster kippers for breakfast. Visit Beadnell Towers menu for more information
  • Features: Enjoy an extensive wine and cocktail list
  • Why guests love it: “Fab fish and chips Friday at Beadnell Towers Hotel.” – Christine

The Landing at Beadnell Bay

Collage featuring the outside of The Landing with a tipi tent, lovely seafood and a glass of wine.

Tucked away from the main road, The Landing is a cosy and unpretentious pub that serves up some of the best home-cooked meals in the area. The pub is famous for its hearty pies, fish and chips, and daily specials that showcase comforting British classics. It’s friendly, relaxed vibe makes it the perfect spot to unwind after a day on the beach or a coastal walk. With a good selection of local ales and friendly staff, The Landing is a true hidden gem.

Good to Know:

  • Address: The Landing, 24 Harbour Rd, Beadnell, NE67 5BH
  • Opening Times: Mon–Sat 12pm–10.30pm and Sun 12pm–10pm
  • Why not try? Loaded crab fries drizzled with sriracha. Visit The Landing menu for more information
  • Features: Live music by the beach - the saxophonist is highly favoured!
  • Why guests love it: “The Landing is great for a nice glass of wine after a day on the beach!” – Nicola

The Ship Inn (Newton-by-the-Sea)

Road leading down to the pub and beach at low newton by the sea.

A short drive from Beadnell, The Ship Inn in Newton-by-the-Sea is a charming coastal pub known for its locally brewed ales and superb seafood. This pub is beloved for its crab sandwiches, fresh oysters, and hearty fish pies, making it a go-to for seafood lovers. The Ship Inn’s on-site microbrewery adds an extra layer of appeal, with a selection of house-brewed ales to complement your meal. This pub, with its rustic charm and seaside views, offers a true Northumberland dining experience.

Good to Know:

  • Address: The Ship Inn, Low Newton-by-the-Sea, Alnwick, NE66 3EL
  • Opening Times: Daily, 12pm–10pm
  • Why not try? Lamb koftas with herby cous cous. Visit The Ship Inn menu for more information
  • Features: Traditional coastal pub with its own microbrewery
  • Why guests love it: “We enjoyed walking along the coast path to the Ship inn.” – Wendy

Map of the best pubs and restaurants in Beadnell

Explore our map of Beadnell’s best pubs and restaurants, showcasing top spots for a great meal or drink along the stunning Northumberland coast.

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Self-catering holiday cottages in Beadnell

As you explore the diverse pubs and restaurants in Beadnell, you'll find that this charming coastal village has something to satisfy every taste. After a day of indulging in delicious local fare, there’s nothing better than retreating to one of our comfortable self-catering holiday cottages. Whether you’re looking to unwind by the fire or enjoy a peaceful evening by the sea, our cottages offer the perfect home away from home. Book your stay today and make the most of your culinary adventure in Beadnell.

Disclaimer: Whilst every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information at the time of writing, please ensure you check carefully before making any decisions based on the contents within this article.

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