5 Best Live Music Restaurants in Broadstairs

5 restaurants available nearby

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1. Twenty Seven Harbour Street

4.8

Exceptional(143)

Price: Expensive

• Seafood • Broadstairs

Booked 1 time today

Twenty Seven Harbour Street is an independent, family run British Restaurant situated in Broadstairs, Kent overlooking Viking Bay. We specialise in a small plate menu of local, seasonal, fresh Kentish produce. We are open for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. Roasts are served on Sundays (excluding July & August).

2. Tartar Frigate

4.8

Exceptional(1121)

Price: Moderate

• Seafood • Broadstairs

Booked 3 times today

We are happy to welcome dogs into our Bar Area Only. Please note, we only serve food in the Bar from 12-3 MON-SAT (excluding Sundays when we exclusively serve food in our restaurant). The restaurant does not allow dogs except for service dogs. Please make us aware of any dogs you have with you upon booking. On Sundays we exclusively serve our 4 Course Sunday Roast Menu Only.The Tartar Frigate is one of the only 18th century flint restaurants in Kent. Widely renowned as one of the best seafood restaurants in Kent, the harbor restaurant boasts stunning panoramic views over Viking Bay. You can take advantage of the extensive menu, which also includes mouth-watering traditional dishes from around the world. Entertainment: Live Music Wed, Fri and Sundays in the Bar.Please note - We have no baby changing facilities and no disabled toilets and no disabled access to the top floor Restaurant due to the age of building.

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3. The Charles Dickens

4.4

Awesome(1073)

Price: Moderate

• Gastro Pub • Broadstairs

Booked 7 times today

Named after probably Broadstairs's most famous previous resident, The Charles Dickens pub and dining rooms in Broadstairs had a complete refurbishment and re opened in the summer of 2012. This is one of the largest pubs in Broadstairs, with the main bar downstairs and the dining room and bars upstairs commanding excellent views of Viking Bay. The casual dining experience allows you to take in the relaxed atmosphere of Broadstairs whilst enjoying the best views of the bay in town.

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4. The Courtyard Bar and Restaurant

4.6

Exceptional(863)

Price: Moderate

• International • Deal

Booked 4 times today

The Courtyard Bar and Restaurant Deal specialises in elegant dining that will have you feeling all kinds of special. Located in the town centre along Sondes Road, this chic restaurant showcases an exceptional array of seafood, cocktails, wine and more. This Deal restaurant and bar has prime position overlooking the picturesque seaside which is an idyllic setting for sipping on a chilled wine and tucking into freshly shucked oysters, seafood platters and pasta. For us, there’s nothing better. This Courtyard Oyster Bar on Sondes Road is perfect for getting your best friends together and treating yourselves to something that little bit special. One of our favourites, this spot definitely deserves a reservation.

5. The Crispin Inn

4.4

Awesome(84)

Price: Moderate

• Pub • Sandwich

Booked 2 times today

After closing for 2 weeks for an interior refurb the pub now has a fresh and clean new look. The creation of a proper snug is part of the change and is available for private hire for small gatherings or family occasions. The rear barn has also undergone refurbishment and is now a wonderful room dating back to the 15th Century with oak beams and flagstone floor folding doors open out on to the rear courtyard and river Stour beyond. The barn forms part of the restaurant but can also be made available for small functions and parties of up to 20 - 25 people.

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5 restaurants available nearby

1. Twenty Seven Harbour Street

2. Tartar Frigate

3. The Charles Dickens

4. The Courtyard Bar and Restaurant

5. The Crispin Inn

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