East Quay Kitchen in West Somerset

Outstanding customer service. Food was absolutely delicious, the kitchen was very busy the staff were all completely in control no fuss or bother. The food came out in a good time would highly recommend and we will back again soon!

The food was amazing. Fresh flavours all around. We were looking for a different place and we found it. Aubergine & potato flatbread was amazing! Try also tomato with grilled feta!!

A week later I am still thinking about this food, specifically the cheesy chips. Absolutely delicious! The oat milk cappuccino was also good and served in pretty mugs which always makes the difference to me when exploring a new place and trying new food/drinks. The waitresses and staff were so sweet and accommodating. We arrived before lunch was served so settled with a drink until 12 and the waitress remembered us and took our order bang on midday. It's the little things that make a difference!

Expensive coffee with a long wait, no saucer, just cup, no spoon or sugar etc. No biscuit? £3:60 a cup. Not great, considering a pretty upmarket establishment. You would get better in mcdonalds

Loved the food. Had tapas/small plates. Great. Toilets let it down though as they were grubby. Not a good advertisement especially for tourists

An amazing find, tucked out of the way in the harbour with seating inside and out. The staff were very friendly and service efficient. I had maple and apple cake and a coffee, both delicious. I'll definitely be back for lunch or dinner, as the menus change daily based on local and seasonal availability. Plus another customer told me the chocolate brownie was the best he'd every had, so I'll have to go back to see if he's right!!

We had such a fantastic evening here after visiting Watchet for the day! We came for the live music and bbq evening and enjoyed a mezze platter- the food was really good quality, lovely flavours. Cake and hot chocolates also delicious. Particularly impressed by the commitment to accessibility and neurodiversity- there was signage saying something like: ‘Let us know if you need ear defenders or a large print menu.’ It had a lovely family feel with a stone painting workshop for families earlier in the day- cushions remained out for the first part of the evening so the children could have a good view of the musicians. Sparkling tap water was free, as was kids squash. As a big fan of soda streaming, it’s the first time I have seen that offered at a venue. I wish more places could be inspired by these simple gestures of humanity! What a great place, I hope you continue to thrive.