If you’re heading into Hull city centre and fancy trying something new, here are five fantastic food spots that are well worth a visit – whether you’re after a full meal, light lunch or a tasty treat.
Right in the heart of Queen Victoria Square, Ponto Lounge has a warm, art-deco cruise-liner feel, with a bar inspired by the Humber Bridge and plenty of natural light. The menu changes regularly, but it’s always full of flavour – and impressively inclusive too. There’s a dedicated vegan menu, loads of gluten-free options, and plenty of family-friendly dishes as well.
Down at the Marina on Humber Dock Street, The Brazilian brings a lively slice of Rio to the city. This is a proper rodízio experience – all-you-can-eat flame-grilled meats carved right at your table, from sirloin and honey pork collar to chicken, lamb, and even grilled pineapple. There are veggie and seafood options too, and the atmosphere is friendly and upbeat, with award-winning cocktails and waterside views to match.
In Humber Street’s bustling Fruit Market, you’ll find Ambiente Tapas – a relaxed, warehouse-style spot serving freshly made tapas, sizzling barbecued specials and rich paellas. There’s a great selection of Spanish wines and sherry, and the staff are always happy to recommend pairings. The menu includes plenty for vegetarians, vegans, and those eating gluten-free, making it easy to enjoy whatever your preferences.
For something a bit different, Sebu is a real hidden gem. Set at the top of the K2 building, this rooftop restaurant and cocktail bar offers panoramic views over the city and beyond. The menu blends Filipino and Hispanic influences, with bold dishes, grilled meats and beautifully cooked steaks, plus creative cocktails like their signature ube colada.
And finally, tucked away in Paragon Arcade, Milchig is a cosy, much-loved independent café and bakehouse. Known for its indulgent drinks and brilliant lunch options, you’ll find everything from cereal milk lattes and matcha to rose & lychee hot chocolates, alongside tasty toasties, fresh bakes and sweet treats. It’s the perfect spot to relax and enjoy a laid-back city centre lunch.
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