Situated between the 14th century St Mary’s Parish Church and The Poldrate Mill Arts and Crafts Centre, and with the leafy banks of the River Tyne nearby, the Tyneside Tavern offers visitors and regulars alike the ideal haven for superb cask ales, craft beers, premium spirits, fine wines and great company.
Mazzoli’s, our Italian restaurant will be serving up expertly prepared authentic dishes and fresh daily specials. Whether you pop in for a chat over coffee with friends or enjoy some food and drinks we look forward to welcoming you soon to share in the Tyneside Tavern experience.
Paul & Ann Kinnoch
01620 822221
@TynesideandMazzoli
Number 7 re-opened again in August 2017 as a café and bar, serving a range of traditional food and snacks. It now also and jazz music venue, hosting regular excellent gigs from well know artists on the jazz scene.
7 Market Street, Haddington EH41 3JL
01620 825222
Haddington Wines and Whiskies was established in 2012 when we created our specialist wine and spirit store here in Haddington with a full range of exclusively imported spirits and wines, where the quality of the product is key and customer satisfaction is our top priority. We aim to provide a wide choice of top quality products and have close relationships with wine producers in both the Burgundy and Bordeaux regions. We specialise in products from smaller producers, so call in today to discover our range.
82 High Street
Serves lunch and coffee and has take-away service. Walk-ins welcome, and good for children.
The Waterside Bistro is situated on the banks of the River Tyne and has been a jewel in Haddington’s crown for many years. Between 1985 and 2001, this illustrious restaurant was run by local businessman Jim Findlay. Now, in 2017, history will repeat itself in somewhat romantic fashion as sons James and Jack take on the fantastic opportunity of running the Waterside Bistro….
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Mitchell’s Close, Newton Port
Cantonese restaurant and take away.
Carlyle House Café, Restaurant and Private Dining Room
51 High Street
The Jane Welsh Carlyle house in Haddington used to be a museum, dedicated to the life of its most famous resident – Jane Welsh, lady of letters, who married Thomas Carlyle, the historian and philosopher in 1826.
Now it has been reincarnated as a wonderful café, restaurant and private dining room. Opened in October 2018, the emphasis is on cooking real food from basic ingredients. That means that the dishes and food combinations are created from scratch, and rely on imaginative and skilful cooking.
Fresh produce, locally-sourced where appropriate is used wherever possible. Above all, the cafe employs talented and passionate cooks, who concentrate on preparing high quality dishes with true, unfussy, and fresh flavours.
The café is friendly and informal and the whole experience of eating and drinking should is fun and relaxed – a vehicle for socialising, rather than an end in itself.
01620 822201
5 Bridge Street
After a gruelling day on the course, put your feet up and enjoy the hospitality of the Golf Tavern. And if golf is not your thing, there’s plenty of other activities to do and sights to see in and around Haddington. Accommodation is provided in five stylish twin/double en-suite bedrooms which were totally refurbished in 2012. Rates include a full Scottish breakfast, which is served in our lounge/restaurant.
The Golf also has a popular bar and can cater for family celebrations, funeral teas, smaller weddings, anniversaries, and private celebrations.