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Restaurants in Northumberland

1. The Potted Lobster (Bamburgh)

Famous for its fresh seafood and coastal charm, The Potted Lobster is one of the top restaurants in Northumberland. Known for its delicious lobster dishes and local produce, this restaurant is ideal for foodies who want to sample some of the best seafood on the coast. Be sure to try the namesake potted lobster and enjoy the intimate, rustic atmosphere.

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Nestled in the tranquil countryside of Northumberland, the Duddo Five Stones are a captivating prehistoric site shrouded in mystery and intrigue. This ancient stone circle, dating back to the Bronze Age, offers visitors a window into a world over 4,000 years old, where ritual and community played a central role.

Discovering Northumberland’s Jurassic Coast: Fossils, Cliffs, and Coastal Wonders

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Howick Bay where The Arthropleura fossil was found in 2018. Image © Neil Davies

Howick Bay where The Arthropleura fossil was found in 2018. Image © Neil Davies