Since this is a coastal town most of the restaurants have a lot of fish on the menu which is great if, like us, you really like seafood. That said, there are always meat and veggie alternatives so everyone is happy! These are just a small selection of the restaurants in Broadstairs in our restaurant guide. We would recommend that you book in advance at the weekend to guarantee a table, and this is essential on any bank holiday or other festival weekend.
Wyatt & Jones
This is a very popular place to eat in Broadstairs. Wyatt and Jones has been included in the Good Food Guide again for 2017 and has been recommended in The Michelin Guide 2017. The food is fantastic, using lots of Kentish products and the ambience and décor in the restaurant is fabulous. Sit at the bar with a glass of Kentish wine and try local cured meats or a sharing platter. Child friendly, the children’s menu consists of a selection of smaller portions from the adult menu.
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The hot chocolates are amazing in dark, milk and white chocolate. Overlooking Viking Bay, so there is a brilliant view of the sea you can watch local fisherman bring in the day’s haul. Some fish is delivered direct from the boat to the restaurant. On Sunday’s there are amazing Sunday roasts – yum! It is only open Wednesday to Sunday (not dinner on Sunday) and bank holiday Mondays. Book to avoid disappointment
http://wyattandjones.co.uk
Distance – 0.2 miles
Tartar Frigate
the restaurant is on top of the pub White table clothes, extensive menu with great seafood, lovely friendly staff. The seafood platters are amazing. There is also a great wine selection. On Sundays it departs from the fish dominated menu and there is a four course menu including a Sunday Roast for only £19. Children can have half portions. Downstairs the bar serves a small but tasty menu of pub staples like fish and chips, traditional pies and sandwiches. Live music is sometimes held here.
http://www.tartarfrigate.co.uk/
Distance – 0.3 miles
Samworth and Mee
Breakfasts are phenomenal. Meals and cakes are all home made and absolutely superb. On Albion Street, just opposite the landmark Albion Hotel (see below). It is only open Wednesday to Sunday but offers breakfast, lunch and dinner (no dinner on Sunday). You will definitely need to book if you want to dine there at the weekend.
https://www.facebook.com/SamworthMee
Distance – 0.1 miles
Restaurant 54
Excellent food and a good wine list. On Sunday lunches they also offer an Extra Mature Roast Sirloin of Beef £14.95 served with rosemary roasted potatoes, Yorkshire pudding a medley of vegetables & roast gravy – mmm. Tuesday– Saturday from 6pm. Sunday Lunch From 12.00pm
Distance – 0.2 miles
Stark
Just around the corner from the apartment. Gets great reviews
Distance – 500 feet
Albarino Tapas Restaurant and Bar
Spanish Tapas Restaurant on Albion Street. Fresh ingredients, nice flavours, good wine and sherry list. If you’re going they book on sittings in the evening and if you can’t get a table, a seat at the bar is just as good. Monday to Thursday 6pm – 9:30pm*, Friday 6pm – 10pm*, Saturday & Bank Holidays 12pm-2:30pm* 5pm – 10pm*
http://www.albarinorestaurant.co.uk
Distance – 0.2 miles
Aqua 43
Traditional English family restaurant serving favourites including roast dinners, pies and cooked breakfasts and an excellent selection of fresh food for the children who are always welcome. Open daily for lunch and Thursday to Sunday for dinner.
Distance – 0.2 miles
Posillipo
Honest traditional Neapoletan Italian cuisine overlooking the Broadstairs beach with an outdoor terrace. Has a children’s menu but service can be a little slow. Local’s always recommend this as the best restaurant in Broadstairs. Open Monday to Sunday 12pm to late
http://posillipo.squarespace.com/
Distance – 0.2 miles
The Pavilion
This pub with large deck has fabulous views looking out to the sea. The pub/restaurant is pretty standard. There is a function room with a stage and gigs are held there
http://www.pavilion-broadstairs.co.uk
Distance – 0.2 miles
The Royal Albion
This restaurant and pub has some lovely views over the sea and a beer garden overlooking the sea. Good pub food and coffee shop. It has a good kids menu but you sometimes have to ask. It also has a café and is open for breakfast. It is very close to the apartment on the promenade and Albion Street
http://www.albionbroadstairs.co.uk
Distance – 0.1 miles
La Zia Maria
Authentic Italian food on York Street. We love the pizza here. You can also take out
Distance – 350 feet
Peens
A rather cool yet family-friendly bar/café, serves good Monmouth coffee. It also serves tapas-style sharing dishes, burgers, breakfasts and sandwiches, plus homemade lemonade for the kids. There is also a kids menu. It serves a good selection of wine and does gin tastings.
Distance – 450 feet