Seaham recently welcomed another new addition with the opening of Dolce Vita in North Terrace.
Here’s a look at the menu and prices if you’re wanting to check it out.
For a look around neighbour Namaste see here: https://www.sunderlandecho.com/lifestyle/food-and-drink/inside-seahams-new-namaste-restaurant-offering-grill-dishes-and-curries-with-a-view-7975743
And for a look at the new By the Waves deli see here: https://www.sunderlandecho.com/lifestyle/food-and-drink/inside-the-new-deli-making-wave-in-seaham-with-its-focaccia-sandwiches-scotch-eggs-and-more-6577720
1. New additions
Dolce Vita has seen a major transformation of the former Armoury bar in North Terrace. Other new additions in the street include Namaste Indian restaurant in the former Tide next door. Further down the street, cake and dessert shop The Train Line is opening in a new unit. | Sunderland Echo
2. Take a seat
The new restaurant seats up to around 40 people, with a couple of outdoor tables for people who want to take in the views. There is also a private booth for groups. | Sunderland Echo
3. Slice of the action
Chef and co-owner Stefano Presot trained in the art of pizza making in Naples. Pizza dough is prepped daily at the restaurant from a 24hour ferment and then cooked for 90 seconds in the Italian-made Moretti Forni pizza oven. Options include Stefano's signature Dolce Vita pizza (pictured), which has a creamy mixed mushroom base, mozzarella fior di latte, semi-dried tomatoes, lemon zest and fresh basil. | Sunderland Echo
4. What's on the menu
Pizza and pasta are the main features on the menu, with a range of classic tomato-base pizzas as well as white pizza options. Pizza prices start from £9.50. There's also a range of antipasti and pasta options made from fresh egg pasta, starting from £10.90 for Napoli. Kids can order mini pizzas and pastas, priced £7.90. | Sunderland Echo