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The Beach Hotel - Eats On The Beach

Address:
cnr Frederick & Ridge st, Newcastle NSW    Map    Contact details
Cuisines:
Seafood, Steak house
Sat hours:
12:00 to 22:00    View schedule
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4 User reviews
The Beach Hotel - Eats On The Beach Schedule
Dining Schedule
Sun - Sat
12:00 to 22:00
Contact details - The Beach Hotel - Eats On The Beach
Address:
cnr Frederick & Ridge st, Newcastle NSW
Phone:
(02) 4963 1574
Fax:
(02) 4963 6602

  • More than a bistro, but still relaxed and casual, with excellent food from burgers and foccacia, to juicy steaks and succulent seafood meals. Patrons can either sit inside in a light, airy atmosphere........or enjoy the sunlight and the sound of the waves crashing on the sand from the outside deck.

    Eats on the Beach is open for lunch and dinner, 7 days a week and bookings are not necessary. Si... Read more

    More than a bistro, but still relaxed and casual, with excellent food from burgers and foccacia, to juicy steaks and succulent seafood meals. Patrons can either sit inside in a light, airy atmosphere........or enjoy the sunlight and the sound of the waves crashing on the sand from the outside deck.

    Eats on the Beach is open for lunch and dinner, 7 days a week and bookings are not necessary. Simply place your order at the counter and your meals are delivered to your table. With a huge variety of meals under $20 and starting from only $5.90, there is a price and a meal to suit everyone. Vegetarian meals are available.

    Eats on the Beach also boasts a mouth watering, ever changing specials board for mains and desserts. Be sure to check it out before you place your order.

  • Latest User Reviews

    this hotel is an amazing spot for lunch on any hot day. huge menu to cater for all with huge burgers and great fresh fish. Also good for a few beers after the beach

    Nice young people working there. We could not get a comfortable chair. They were cracked, broken or in disrepair. The good ones, if there were any were being sat upon by the lucky early diners who...

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    • Overall 8 - Food 8, Ambience 8, Value 9, Service 7

      this hotel is an amazing spot for lunch on any hot day. huge menu to cater for all with huge burgers and great fresh fish.

      Also good for a few beers after the beach   (Marty - January, 2010)

    • Overall 3.8 - Food 3, Ambience 6, Value 2, Service 4

      Nice young people working there. We could not get a comfortable chair. They were cracked, broken or in disrepair. The good ones, if there were any were being sat upon by the lucky early diners who beat us through the door. The food sounded good when read aloud from the menu. The experience of getting it came up short. The place needs a rethink and some good minds behind it.   (Keith Nicholls - See my reviews (74) - April, 2009)

    • Overall 3.5 - Food 4, Ambience 2, Value 3, Service 5

      Tired venue (verrrry tired), tired menu (extremely tired) What a crime that this iconic pub in a spectacular position is so run down you almost feel uncomfortable sitting on soome of the furniture. Maybe this pub needs new management/ownership to lift itself out of the doldrums and become what it should be -something Newcastle can be proud of instead of ashamed of.   (Kilkenny - See my reviews (3) - July, 2008)

    • Overall 5.3 - Food 3, Ambience 7, Value 6, Service 5

      Poor quality food; meals came out a different times which is surprising when there are so many people working in the kitchen. Sent a meal back due to being cold. due to the amount of people eating here (not to sure why...maybe cause of the view) staff are not very attentive and do not know how to handle a complaint. Poor quality oysters as a entree, poor service, poor main. can't even get a scotch and coke...I suggest going 2 minutes down the road to the Junction Bar....quality food, quality Service, quality food!!   (Michael - April, 2008)

  • Restaurant Details

    Ambience
    Relaxed
    Food
    Vegetarian option
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