The Best Places to Eat in Broadstairs 2025

A gem of the Kent coast, Broadstairs has become one of the region’s most exciting foodie destinations. From cliff-top fine dining to relaxed seaside cafés and family-friendly bistros, this elegant town serves up a wonderful mix of flavours - all with sea views and local Kentish produce.

Here are The Kent Tourist’s top restaurants in Broadstairs for 2025, chosen for food quality, atmosphere and service.

1. Bar Ingo

A bold newcomer that’s fast become one of Broadstairs’ hottest reservations, Bar Ingo combines contemporary European dining with an elegant yet relaxed seaside setting. The menu changes frequently, showcasing seasonal produce and inventive flavours.

Location: 9 York St, Broadstairs CT10 1PD
Cuisine: Modern European
Price Point: £££
Specialties: Small plates with locally sourced seafood, wild mushroom pasta and inventive cocktails.
Awards: Included in OpenTable’s Top 100 Restaurants 2025.
The Kent Tourist tip: Go for the tasting menu - it’s the best way to experience chef Ingo’s creative coastal cuisine.

Bar Ingo’s small plates

2. Kebbells

Overlooking Broadstairs’ Viking Bay, Kebbells brings refined seafood dining to the Kent coast. With a focus on freshness and sustainability, it’s an elegant spot for seafood lovers and fine diners alike.

Location: 8 Victoria Parade, Broadstairs CT10 1QS
Cuisine: Seafood & Modern British
Price Point: £££
Specialties: Oysters, Dover sole, and fresh crab linguine.
Awards: Michelin Guide Recommended 2025, TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice 2024.
The Kent Tourist tip: Pair your meal with a Kent sparkling wine and book a window table for the best sea views in town.

A seafood dream at Kebbells

3. The Tartar Frigate

A Broadstairs institution, The Tartar Frigate is one of the most iconic seaside pubs in Kent. With its 18th-century charm, fresh seafood and stunning Viking Bay views, it’s perfect for everything from a Sunday lunch to a sunset dinner.

Location: Harbour St, Broadstairs CT10 1EU
Cuisine: British Pub & Seafood
Price Point: ££
Specialties: Beer-battered cod, local shellfish platters, and traditional Sunday roasts.
Awards: CAMRA Good Beer Guide 2024.
The Kent Tourist tip: Arrive early to secure a sea-facing table — this is Broadstairs at its best.

The Tartar Frigate in Broadstairs

4. Please Sir!

Bright, welcoming and full of charm, Please Sir! is one of Broadstairs’ hidden gems. This independent restaurant offers modern British dining with a creative twist, served in a cosy, contemporary setting just off the High Street.

Location: 36 High St, Broadstairs CT10 1LH
Cuisine: Modern British & European
Price Point: ££
Specialties: Pork belly, wild mushroom risotto, and inventive vegetarian options.
Awards: TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice 2024.
The Kent Tourist tip: Their Sunday roasts are among the best in town — make sure you book ahead for a weekend table.

5. The Little Sicilian

For authentic Sicilian cuisine and Mediterranean warmth, The Little Sicilian delivers a true taste of Italy in the heart of Broadstairs. Family-run and full of character, it’s a local favourite for romantic dinners and lively evenings.

Location: 45 York St, Broadstairs CT10 1PB
Cuisine: Sicilian & Italian
Price Point: ££
Specialties: Fresh seafood pasta, arancini, and pistachio tiramisu.
Awards: Good Food Guide Recommended 2024.
The Kent Tourist tip: Try the seafood linguine or the daily chef’s special — both pair perfectly with a glass of Sicilian white wine.

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