Goa
An Indian restaurant on Queens Parade at Seaburn, a block back from the seafront, using spices sourced from India and local seafood.
About Goa
Goa sits on Queens Parade in Seaburn, a short walk from the promenade and Seaburn Metro station. The restaurant says its spices are sourced from India and that it uses local seafood, which suits a coastal location and gives the menu a slightly different emphasis from the curry houses in the city centre.
It opens for evening meals from 5pm to 10pm on Monday and from Wednesday to Sunday, and is closed on Tuesdays. A happy hour runs from 5pm to 7pm. Goa took part in Sunderland Restaurant Week in September 2026. Its position makes it a convenient option after an afternoon on the beach at Seaburn or Roker, or for anyone living on the north side of the river who would rather not travel into town for a curry. The restaurant's website has the current menu and booking details.
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