Bamburgh Castle Inn

There were two vegan options available at the restaurant, and I decided to try the vegan burger. While the burger was decent, I was disappointed to find that the accompanying chips were overcooked.

Not many places to go in this area so worth knowing about the good homemade chickpea vegan burger here with vegan “bacon” relish, chips and salad. Good service although food a bit slow, there were 7 of us having the burger!!!!

the only meal available was a cherry fritter on rice with sauce (falafels,) which was fine and the hole filled, but very simple and for £12 it is expensive for what it is. the chips were also vegan friendly not sure about the other sides. I would not visit again for eating, but at least they had an option. View menu

The only entree option available was a chickpea fritter on rice with sauce (falafels), which was okay but quite basic. At £12, it felt overpriced for what it was. The chips were also vegan-friendly, but I'm not sure about the other sides. Overall, I wouldn't return for the food, but I appreciated that they had a vegan option available.

We walked from Seahouses along the beach and were quite hungry so stopped here for lunch but unfortunately, even though hungry, there was nothing appealing on the menu from a vegan perspective. Apart from a token vegan curry, (too big for lunch and unimaginative), there wasn’t anything that looked remotely edible so we left and, fortunately, found an alternative place with a better menu nearby.

As far as I can see, they now have three vegan dishes on the menu: a sweet potato curry, a burger and a pasta dish with dried tomatoes and vegetables. I had the curry which was tasty, the size was good. They also have a pavlova on the dessert menu whuixh is labelled as vegan, but I rather think this is a misprint. I wasn't hungry enough, otherwise I woulld have checked. If possible, sit outside and enjoy the seaview. Unless you are a house guest or a group of 6 or more peoplem they don't take reservations. It's not particularly special, but o.k. View menu

they have changed their menu after the last check. there is a burger with a plant patty and a vegan bungalow, but ... plot drall ... they decided to dip it in a broth crumb and add a non-vegan sauce. with 2 days we could order the patty “unread” but received a burger in which they had set zero effort. the patty could have been beyond meat, there was some salate and a disc tomato, and absolutely no sauces on it. one of the pattys was sung. the chips were okay. not recommended for £15 the alternative vegan option on the menu is in the grunde pasta with tomato sauce for 18£ (has been veganized, contains huh)

I had a very tasty beet root and quinoaburger here. it is described as veggie burger', but is vegan. they have to tell the personal that they are vegan, as is normally served in a Brioche ben, which is then exchanged for another. there is also a sweet potato and cashew nuts tart that I was told vegan. for sweet there is a brownie and vegan ice cream. the menu inspired not great trust that there would be vegan options for me, but actually, once I spoke to the staff, they were very helpful. I was told that they will improve the information on their menu as soon as they realize that it is not about kratzer. give it a go to more of us who go and ask them the better places make their options.

I recently enjoyed a delicious beetroot and quinoa burger at this restaurant. Even though it is labeled as a 'veggie burger', it is actually vegan. Just make sure to inform the staff about your dietary preferences, as it is typically served in a brioche bun which can be replaced with a different option. I also tried a sweet potato and cashew nut tart, which was confirmed to be vegan. They offer a brownie and vegan ice cream for dessert. Initially, I was skeptical about finding vegan options on the menu, but the staff was very accommodating once I asked. They mentioned that they are working on improving the menu information for vegans. I highly recommend giving it a try, as the more customers... View menu