Seaham Restaurants

3 restaurants in Seaham




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Mango

15 North Terrace, Seaham, SR7 7EU [Map]

Mango might be a popular tropical fruit in South East Asia but this relatively new namesake restaurant aspires to serve Seaham residents some well-known Indian dishes with exciting new flavours. With stunning views out across the North Sea, the cooking here prefers to redefine all that you know about Indian cuisine, so there could be a tandoori chicken chat and fried fish fillets marinated in spices. Learn more

Mango might be a popular tropical fruit in South East Asia but this relatively new namesake restaurant aspires to serve Seaham residents some well-known Indian dishes with exciting new flavours. With stunning views out across the North Sea, the cooking here prefers to redefine all that you know about Indian cuisine, so there could be a tandoori chicken chat and fried fish fillets marinated in spices.

You might see the usual vindaloo, dhansak, chettinad, jalfrezi and makhani on the menu but certain dishes such as bardarmi lamb cooked in a special curry sauce with coriander and herbs provide a touch of innovation. Cooking in a tandoor is considered healthy and more so if prime cuts of meat are marinated and seasoned with fresh herbs so that flavours are pronounced, which gives you an excellent reason to try the mixed grill of chicken wings, tikka, lamb chops and grilled prawns.

Indian

£12.00£25.00

The White Room

Seaham Hall Hotel, Lord Byron's Walk, Seaham, SR7 7AG [Map]

In 1815, Lord Byron was married to Anabella Milbank at Seaham Hall. Whether or not this piece of information is likely to enhance your appetite is perhaps questionable, but certainly, the standards now set following the conversion of this former stately pile are commendable. Learn more

In 1815, Lord Byron was married to Anabella Milbank at Seaham Hall. Whether or not this piece of information is likely to enhance your appetite is perhaps questionable, but certainly, the standards now set following the conversion of this former stately pile are commendable. Little has been lost and a lot, like a Michelin star and three AA rosettes, gained in the process.

History does not relate the details of the wedding feast but it seems likely that Byron would have approved. Perhaps a mosaic of rabbit with celeriac cider and apple caramel, followed by caramelised Goosnargh duck breast, braised fennel, fig puree and foie gras red wine sauce, culminating in a chocolate fondant with chocolate sorbet for the more robust? Whilst by the standards of the day this might have seemed a little light on variety Byron probably had other things on his mind.

As for the splendid wine list there is little doubt that Byron could have been seriously challenged, resulting even in delayed consummation. House wine from £20.

Gourmet, Modern British

£21.00£60.00

Pan Din Thai Restaurant

4 South Crescent, Seaham Harbour, County Durham, SR7 7HD [Map]

Thai

£19.00£26.00


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Anong Thai

By Mark and Jill 10 February 2012

Wow this remains out favourite Thai restaurant this side of Thailand! We have been many times and always have a good meal, ...

Mehfil

By paul from Cleaning contractors London 10 February 2012

We had lunch there recently. The quality of food was extremely good and service was great as well. I definitely would go ...

Special Offers

Cafe Rouge - Durham

Durham

Valentine's Menu: 3 courses and a glass of Crémant de Bourgogne - £25 per person

Chiquito - Stockton

Stockton-On-Tees

Book for Valentine's day and enjoy a bottle of prosecco for £10

Prezzo - Beverley

Beverley

Prezzo Valentine's Menu: 3 Course for £18.95, add your first glass of prosecco for £1

Noosh Restaurant - Newcastle

Newcastle-upon-Tyne

2 Courses for £10.95 and 3 Course for £13.95 per person

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