Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Newcastle

"Nagisa is one of the best regarded Japanese restaurants in Newcastle. Located in the Honeysuckle Precinct, Nagisa offers diners traditional Japanese delicacies, with a modern twist. Enjoy a touch of theatre at the teppanyaki bar, tuck into the freshest sushi and sashimi dishes, and savour authentic Japanese whisky, sake and craft beers."

"Nagisa Japanese Restaurant is the brainchild of Tetsuhiko Namba. He studied traditional methods back in Tokyo and traveled the world. He decided to open up his own restaurant that people in Newcastle love."

"It's the place to eat, drink, sip, share, dine and dance in Newcastle – Meet on Darby Street. Recently relocated to a vast warehouse, this New York-style bar and restaurant rocks an industrial-meets-c..."

"This famous restaurant in Newcastle brings you a tailored menu like no other. They cater to your very own preferred tastes and flavors. With that, they bring you farm-to-fork produce and premium wines."

"Built on a former ferry terminal site, Scratchleys is an iconic destination for seafood lovers and offers the ultimate over-water dining experience, with floor-to-ceiling glass doors overlooking the busy harbour. It’s hard to go past their two-tiered hot and cold platters featuring the freshest local king prawns, Balmain bugs, blue swimmer crabs and “A” grade oysters, alongside a selection of chargrilled seafood antipasto. A post shared by Scratchleys On The Wharf (@scratchleys) opens in new window on Oct 21, 2017 at 4:35pm PDT"

"Overlooking the harbour in the Honeysuckle foreshore precinct, this industrial-chic restaurant is the latest contender for the crown of Newcastle’s best seafood specialist. With fresh and inspired flavours, there’s plenty to get diners hooked, including their impressive range of cold, fried, grilled and mixed platters. The chef’s current top pick is oven-baked whole roasted New Zealand snapper with Balkan-inspired red peppers, chilli flakes and kalamata olives, which oozes authentic and wholesome flavours."

"Kids will enjoy splashing in the beachside creek and rock pools. Redhead Beach is home to Redhead Surf Lifesaving Club."

"Transformed from a dump and abandoned sporting fields into a magnificent conservation sanctuary, this swampy centre is home to over 200 species of bird, including magpie geese, freckled ducks and egrets, and a..."

"For more nature, visit the Hunter Wetlands Centre in Shortland. It’s a great nature outing with kids with a playground and plenty of picnic spots. Just don’t forget the Aerogard!"

"Not far from Hamilton's Beaumont Street is this small neighbourhood playground. It contains a small amount of play equipment for kids to play on. Figtrees and palm trees shade the playground making it perfect for hot days."