Described as One of the treasures of the East Neuk, The Waterfront was proudly opened in May 2003, hosting a 55 seat a' la carte restaurant. Personally run, The Waterfront has Anstruther's finest location situated just a few steps from Anstruther's harbour and marina with views over the Firth of Forth. In 2004 the restaurant had taken off so we felt it was the right time to introduce ten 4 star en-suite guest rooms.During the warmer months we boast al fresco dining to the front and a mature courtyard for relaxing to the rear. The Waterfront seafood selection is surely there to impress boasting freshly delivered fish from local markets including oriental scallops, citrus salmon, stuffed seabass, steamed mussels and a true Scottish favourite that has stood the test of time; good old Fish and Chips. Anstruther's many shops and busy attractive harbour make it the main commercial centre of the East Neuk of Fife. Fifty years ago, this picturesque port was so busy it was possible to walk from one side of the wide harbour to the other by stepping from one fishing boat to the next. From the harbour you can take sea angling trips or visit to the Isle of May aboard the May Princess. This is a nature reserve only one mile long located out in the mouth of the Firth of Forth.Anstruther itself is a fascinating town. Take a walk along the cobbled streets through a rabbit-warren of little alleyways and wynds and note the dates on the buildings. In the main streets many of the shops still display original signs and advertisements for companies long forgotten.Hotel Rating: AA 4 star
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