What makes our food so special? In The Joiners Arms kitchen our ethos is simple – great quality food, locally sourced and lovingly prepared – this is the absolute key to the gastro experience we create for our guests.It’s honest, home-style cooking with a Northumbrian twist, showcasing the best of our region in our award-winning restaurant.It’s definitely been worth the muddy wellies to develop our signature styles and flavours with the help of our passionate local growers and producers. Our menus change seasonally to ensure that only the freshest ingredients end up on your plate.
The White Horse & Griffin has developed a reputation for great food served in a relaxed and unfussy style, using locally sourced ingredients. With an emphasis on fresh seafood, we pride ourselves on great service and value for money. Built in 1681 and with a history you can almost taste, you can dine in the very room where Captain Cook and William Scoresby used to raise and fix their crews!The upstairs restaurant offers private dining and is ideal for special occasions such as weddings, birthdays, anniversaries or just getting groups of friends together.Downstairs, our busy ‘bistro style’ restaurant serves many British classics in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. To accompany your meal we have a well-stocked wine cellar, many of which are available by the glass.
Discover the very best of Northumbrian CuisineOur Head Chef and his expert team have handpicked local suppliers who source only the highest quality, freshest Northumbrian produce. So, whether you visit us for a feast with friends or as a couple looking for a cosy corner, we’ve got all the ingredients for every occasion.As you would expect from a restaurant nestled on the coast of Northumberland, we have cast out the net when it comes to freshly caught local seafood. Our emphasis on local produce and ingredients doesn’t stop on the shoreline. Northumberland is blessed with some of the best butchers to be found anywhere in the world, all priding themselves on supplying the highest quality meats from local marts.This is a dining experience not to be missed!
Situated in Sandsend, one of the most picturesque villages and a true hidden gem of the Yorkshire coast, Estbek house is an award winning and critically acclaimed restaurant with rooms.
Estbek - often misspelt as ‘Estbeck’ or ‘Eskbeck’ - is a Georgian property, built circa 1750 and previously housing the Alum mining office. We aim to emphasise this incomparable charm of the historic building, with a tasteful touch of modern luxury throughout.
Situated on Whitby’s famous seafront, The Fisherman’s Wife is a local favourite for freshly prepared fish and seafood served with stunning sea views. Our menu showcases the best of the day’s catch alongside classic dishes made with care and quality ingredients.While we welcome reservations, we’re also happy to accommodate walk-ins and always keep availability for guests who prefer to drop by. Whether you’re planning ahead or just passing through, you’ll always find a warm welcome and a table waiting at The Fisherman’s Wife.
At The Dunstanburgh Castle Inn we have a place to relax and dine to suit everyone, from our traditional bar to our classic restaurant, cosy lounge and outside dining tables to enjoy some Northumberland fresh air!We serve classic dishes like Fish and Chips, Burgers, and Sunday Roasts as well as some more indulgent dishes like Moules and Frites, Seabass, and Lobster and Shrimp Ravioli. We are proud to sell Craster Kippers on our Breakfast and Brunch menus, supporting local businesses. We also offer take away Fish and Chips, we do ask you to pre-order these with a collection time so we can work around the kitchen. With Dunstanburgh Castle within walking distance from us, we are the perfect place for you to have a lovely walk on the Northumberland Coast and then relax with a glass of wine or pint of Hawkstone and something to eat.
