Lindisfarne (Holy Island) food and drink
Eat and drink in Lindisfarne (Holy Island)
12 places to eat and drink from our Lindisfarne (Holy Island) area guides on one page. Filter by area, type and what you need.
Facts last checked 1 November 2026. Britlens is independent: see our editorial policy.
Every entry comes from the eat-and-drink pages of our Lindisfarne (Holy Island) guide. Tags such as vegetarian options, outdoor seating and step-free access are shown only where OpenStreetMap contributors or the venue’s own site say so (1 of 12 places carry at least one tag).[1] A missing tag means we have no report, not that the place lacks it. We hold no prices and no reviews, so there is no budget or “best” filter: check menus on each venue’s site.
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Amore Restaurant at the Kings Arms (venue website, opens in new tab)
Restaurant, lounge and cocktail bar in the Kings Arms Hotel, with a beer garden.
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Foxtons (venue website, opens in new tab)
Wine bar and restaurant serving locally sourced seafood, steaks, burgers and vegetarian dishes.
- Vegetarian options
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Limoncello (venue website, opens in new tab)
Italian restaurant with a cocktail bar, popular with locals and visitors.
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Mavi Turkish Restaurant (venue website, opens in new tab)
Turkish restaurant with traditional dishes, a lunch menu and online ordering.
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Northern Edge Coffee (venue website, opens in new tab)
Speciality coffee roaster with cafés in the town, roasting its coffee to order.
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Wingbox (venue website, opens in new tab)
Takeaway with a long menu and online ordering for collection.
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1st Class Food (venue website, opens in new tab)
Café and restaurant with a shop, takeaway and the island post office, run by a family who moved here in 2021.
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Bothy Bar (venue website, opens in new tab)
Bar at the Barn at Beal with local drinks and sunset views across to Lindisfarne and Bamburgh Castle.
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Pilgrims Coffee House (venue website, opens in new tab)
Coffee house that roasts its own beans on the island; Visit Northumberland suggests it for coffee and a pastry.
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The Barn at Beal (venue website, opens in new tab)
Restaurant and coffee shop in a 19th-century cart shed and barn above the causeway road, with coastal views.
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The Blue Bell Hotel (venue website, opens in new tab)
Dining room in an 18th-century coaching inn in Belford, serving locally sourced food.
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The Ship Inn (venue website, opens in new tab)
Island inn with home-cooked food, cask ales including Holy Island Bitter, and its own gin distillery.
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- Copyright and licence (opens in new tab), OpenStreetMap, read 1 November 2026