The Landing Restaurant

"Had so much fun here for lunch on an unusually warm fall day. Got seated on the deck overlooking the water. Told the staff I was from out of town and they were so fun to speak with about the area. Food was all delicious!"

"Had Brunch 10/08/23...my food was great and substantial. I had the veggie omelette with potatoes...didn't know it came with a side salad when I ordered, but I was glad it did because it was so good! Beautiful views. BEST mimosa I've ever had ❤️"

"Incredible views, great food, fresh and delicious, impressive customer service. We have been lookd after so well, looking forward to coming back."

"Fabulous food, friendly atmosphere, great staff! The woman at the front desk of the Harbor Light Inn recommended The Landing (easy walking distance), saying the food is excellent; and boy, was she right! I ordered "Healthy Swordfish" (comes with spectacular buttery cream sauce, deeply marinated mushrooms and sauteed spinach) and Cauliflower Steak with Chimichurri Sauce. Really recommend! On a Wednesday night in August, the place felt packed, but there was no wait. Dogs are allowed if seated outside. Everyone around me talked to me. Loved it!"

"We had lived in Marblehead 39 years ago and frequented The Landing, which at the time was known for fried seafood, burgers and fries. To our surprise, it now offers an upscale eclectic menu. We had tuna tartare, and yucca fritters as starters, which were both creative and well-presented…. and truly delicious!! The mains were also creative and well presented and both the haddock and swordfish were well cooked and fresh… however the swordfish was a little on the salty side. Their homemade tiramisu was one of the best we’ve had…. Not too much cake, just delicious creamy filling. Why only four stars…. The service while very friendly and pleasant…. was rushed. We were still in the middle of our appetizers when the bus person asked if they could take the plates… then without asking if we wanted dessert or coffee… the check was plopped on our table and we were confused when they told us, “there’s no rush.”"