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A welcome late lunch after a 7 mile loop walk starting from Craster car park over to Dunstanburgh Castle . Superb views from the restaurant but worth booking in advance as it gets very busy. Cosy bar area where you could easily spend a few hours in the winter . Menu was superb especially the Craster
In the pretty little village of Craster. You generally need to book in advance although they do hold a couple of tables for walk-ins. Choice of seafood is excellent and suits all budgets. I had a special of prawn and crayfish cocktail which had loads of meat for under a tenner and was very tasty. Fo
Nice little pub food enjoyable not many staff working at the bar taking orders. A little expensive. Lovely views from the beer garden
A honey-pot drawing in tourists/walkers/cyclists. We were there on a busy Bank Holiday Sunday. Outside the main pub there is a fish & chip trailer. Pre-booked customers would be able to access the restaurant & bar. There is limited seating at the front, but lots more at the back with sea views. Dog
Craster is a gorgeous village with a beautiful beach and the walk to the castle is stunning. Our visit to The Jolly Fisherman was a highlight of our holiday. We shared the fish board between two of us and it was some of the best fish and seafood I’ve ever had. Everything tasted amazing, so fresh, pe
Apart from our seats being right at the top of the stairs, and the absence of any draught Guiness most of this meal lived up to our high expectation.
Rich creamy crab soup, a sharing platter with more than enough for two. Nice tastey chips.
Our sweet was less impressive, but certainly made a pleasan
Popped in for lunch today. On arrival, all dog friendly tables were taken, but one soon became available. We would certainly recommend the fish finger sandwich and the cider. A winning combination.
I would advise booking as they do get very busy at peak times especially in the holidays.
The staff were very friendly and welcoming, there were eight of us eating and all enjoyed the food. We ate from the Sunday lunch menu but there was a still a good choice of food and a kids menu.
Really good food, although portions could have been slightly bigger. Service was OK, but wasn't the most engaging and we couldn't book a table like others - just do a walk-in, but we were lucky with that. £100 for 4 (3 mains and 1 starter) for 1 course each and drinks. Nice setting and atmosphere.
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Very busy pub, no parking except a couple for disabled. On Saturday sat outside in the back in the sun. Ordered inside at the bar, the staff were very polite and nice. But the wait was a long time for the food. We also found it a little expensive. My daughter wanted fish and chips from the front
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