Harbour Gallery and Cafe in West Somerset

Staying at porlock weir..such a beautiful place. Had a coffee at this little cafe. .good size coffees .service very good. Didn't eat so can't comment on food

Had lunch few days ago and it was lovely. Fresh dressed crab salad was amazing and ny husband enjoyed his fish platter. Staff really friendly and nothing too much trouble. We sat outside overlooking the beach.

I dropped into this venue twice over the couple of days I visited Porlock Weir, and both times I was treated to very fine food and drink. Efficient service adds to the interesting offering of this cafe restaurant, for it also has a very fine if small art gallery and shop. The ceramics were particularly fine, and there were a couple of larger pots that I would have loved to buy if I had £500/£600 pounds to spend. Expensive, but worth it. I only had light bites whilst here, but they were really very good, and it maybe a small eatery, but one with interesting paintings etc on display. An excellent place to merely look in and browse, and even better if combined with food and drink

Stopped at this lovely cafe for lunch whilst cycling with friends. Great food and view into the Bristol Channel. One friend described his tuna & cheese melt as the best he’d had since a trip to Portugal in 2016 - very hard to disagree on the quality of the food. Would also recommend the Cannolis!

Lovely warm welcome in Harbour cafe/art gallery. Perfect spot to soak up the views overlooking the harbour. Perfect coffee & show casing some very nice local art too.

Lovely little cafe on the harbour with very polite staff! We sat on a bench right by the boats and ordered some cool drinks, which all came with a glass (with ice) and were refreshing. The small gallery and pottery shop was dainty but beautiful! I was definitely eyeing up a floral jug but I forgot to go back for it! Hope to come back soon!!!

Amazing setting although on a sunny busy day it is a bit of a wait to get an outside table. We had a selection of sandwiches which were all tasty, good portion sizes and game with crisps. The gallery was also lovely to wander around with some really nice pottery for sale. Would definitely be back

Stayed in Porlock Weir for a wonderful week’s holiday and discovered my daily latte and cake cafe to start each day! Great coffee and a variety of freshly baked cakes, sitting outside overlooking Porlock Weir harbour… it’s hard to beat! Dog friendly too, which is a must for me. Friendly service with a smile serving delicious home-made food.

Had two lovely lunches here, during our stay in Porlock. The location, staff, service and food were excellent. Make sure you take time to also check out the artwork from local artists/artisans which is available to buy. If you get the chance to try the chowder, do it is the best we’ve eaten!

You need to search for this cafe, but to succeed is more than worthwhile. We had a seafood platter costing £29 for two. There was Porlock oysters (delicious), three kinds of smoked fish, scampi and brown crab meat with salad and a fresh roll. No alcohol but at that price, who cares. There was also local ginger beer. To finish there was scones and clotted cream with raspberry jelly and a nice pot of English tea.

Loved the location, food was great and the staff friendly and efficient. There was plenty of choice, the crab salad was excellent and the shell on prawns were delicious. Highly recommend

We visited twice during our stay in Porlock. The staff were really welcoming and friendly and the coffees were the best in the village. We had cream teas and toasted sandwiches which were excellent, particularly the cream teas. People and dog friendly with a good selection on the menu. If you are visiting this lovely village I recommend stopping by this lovely cafe.

We spend a lot of time walking around the Porlock area and there’s nothing better than a coffee and cake in the afternoon. We have visited this cafe on three separate occasions in the last couple of months - we keep trying! The coffee and cake is great but the service is unfriendly and arrogant. You can put it down to ‘having a bad day’ but three times?? Yes they are super busy but you’d think they’d be happy with the business. We were made to feel unwelcome and awkward. Three times but no more!

We just wanted a sandwich each for lunch, Sue had Crab on GF bread, I had Brie and Cranberry no crusty granary, each came with salad and crisps The wife found the 'Oyster Bar' next door and had a couple of freshly shucked Porlock Oysters to to go with her crab (ummm delicious!)

End if the first days walk on the SW Coast Path. Great service and fresh Somerset Apple Cake with a generous Pot of tea. What more could you ask for?

We stopped here between viewing properties to buy. The menu catered for everyone. The lunch was very, very good. Quick and polite service. We sat outside overlooking the green and small moored boats. Wonderful! We also bought some lovely treats to bring home. Would love to move here if it all works out!

Too cold to sit outside but we, including dogs and kids, were made very welcome.Fine array of cakes plus freshly made sandwiches etc. The pasties were lovely and cream covered hot chocolate went down well on a cold day. Local artists work was very attractive.

We visited Porlock Wier and came across this lovely eatery. We sat at the seating on the side of the harbour and had lunch. The ladies in the cafe took our order and we were served delicious, freshly prepared and beautifully presented food. The crab salad was fantastic as was the cheese ploughmans! They were very friendly and efficient too. We also had a cream tea to follow and can honestly say it was one of the best we have ever had. Gorgeous scones and a choice of plain or fruit, we had one of each both amazing! We will definitely return. Thanks ladies.

Stopped off here for quick coffee and cake. Fabulous Somerset apple cake which was warmed through and a good selection of gluten free/vegan options. Plus the coffee was piping hot! Lovely artwork/pottery on show. Highly recommend.

A fabulous fish chowder soup, scones of the most amazing light yet crumbly texture and a beau3spot sitting out by the weir

Stopped off here for lunch, food was brill, was pet friendly, had daily specials that were seasonal and locally sourced, loved every aspect of our second visit here

After driving 40 minutes to eat the oysters I had enjoyed earlier in the week this time for a birthday celebration. They said they were out of stock even though there supplier who is next door had a full stock. When I asked if they were able to get more as i has driven all the way they just dismissed me in a rude unprofessional manor and said they hadn’t sold out they don’t have time to do them for me - I was in no rush at all or expecting any time frame!!!!!! . We were advised on our last trip to arrive at 12:30 for guaranteed oysters which we did. Horrible treatment birthday lunch ruined. Totally inconsiderate - you may enjoy a great lunch or you may not, clearly depending on the staff and what they fancy doing.

The Harbour cafe was easily the favourite food stop of our holiday. We visited twice in the week so we could try more of the menu. The fish platter is to die for and the burgers also amazing. Really friendly and accommodating with great outside seating for sunny days

Tucked away next to the weir is this little gem . Lovely drinks and lite bites . Sat outside on a sunny day overlooking the tiny harbour . Good social rules maintained and tea served in a china teapot . Lovely

Had coffee and cake here - excellent, then the next day had lunch - excellent food, very impressive from the small kitchen. Crumpets with grilled cheese - so good. Husband had the Fish chowder - again excellent with good quality bread. I would highly recommend this - it is small, only 12 covers I think.

Well worth finding this little gem off the beaten track in this little weir side gallery com eatery. Had the most delightful lunch here of soup & sandwiches which were made fresh on the spot. Not many tables but worth waiting for a seat if there isn’t any available. I would imagine this would be continually busy in the summer. Waitresses were very friendly & accommodating. Beautiful home made raspberry lemonade. Couldn’t fault anything & would happily visit again. Thank you.

This is a little gem of a place, surpassed only by the idyllic location. Second time we've called in and top marks again for the friendly service and excellent food. Stopped for lunch, while entertaining family the first time we visited and everyone was really impressed with the quality and the value for money. Last week just the two of us along with our trio of hounds called in after the walk to Culborne church, went for the cheese platter which more than recharged the battery's. Refreshing to find a local business that obviously bothers about repeat custom, well done all involved.

Lots of places to walk here and a nice cuppa to start or end your walk works here. Friendly staff and dog freindly, with lots of outside places to sit and watch the world go by.

The most delicious pasty I have had in a long time. Served beautifully with salad and coleslaw and a cheerful team.

We had a lovely lunch at the Harbour Gallery & Cafe on our visit to Porlock Weir a lovely cafe with views, very good value for money and generous portions and very friendly staff.

On our first visit to Porlock Weir today, we found this little cafe and what a find. We were 5 in our group, 3 has scones with fresh cream and jam, 2 had toasted tea cake all with pots of tea. Everything was delicious. The home cooked scones were home cooked, a lovely size, not small and were melt in the mouth gorgeous, with lashings of jam and cream. The tea cake was soft and fresh. The lady that served us Carolyn was lovely and told us a lot about the surroundings, we will return next week and try the lunch menu. What a little gem of a place.

We had walked from Bossington and wanted a lunch. We had visited before and were aware of the Gallery/Cafe so made it our lunch stop. I had the cheese platter and my wife had the smoked trout salad. Both were excellent and asked down with the apple juice. An enjoyable stop and we were able to get a seat inside as it was threatening to rain, but it didn't and we emerged to sunshine and noted other customers enjoying their meals in the sun!

Excellent coffee and lovely outdoor seats on the harbour edge. Cake looked fantastic but didn't sample

Well - I know the area & after spending half the day touring Exmoors quiet lanes I thought a cup of coffee was in order - So Porlock Weir was on the list so after shopping for tea in minehead - I headed to porlock weir !I parked up and headed towards the harbour - I didn’t really want to sit in the beer gardens so headed a little further from the car park to find this nice little spot - I ordered just one scone (cream tea) with a coffee - Sat over the road on the outside tables watching the passers by - It arrive with a very pleasant member of staff - who was more than polite - But further still it was beautiful -the coffee was fantastic & the scone topped that - I will be back - hopefully in less than the six months it taken this time - Thank you very much to the two ladies that served me today - fantastic all round

I would highly recommend this cafe. The Somerset apple cake was nice. I would definitely go back if passing again.

Good coffee, nice place, staff happy and friendly. Good selection of items, drinks and nibbles. Handy and convenient.

Popped in here on a windy day after a bracing walk to warm up as much as anything!

Stopped in after a walk along the coast path.. Breaded Somerset brie with cranberry sauce and garlic bread... Absolutely scrumptious! My partner really enjoyed his seafood chowder too. So many lovely crafts, couldn't resist buying a cute little pottery jug.

Delicious food and great service. Sweet place with lovely views of the harbour . Definitely a place to go back to

This was a perfect stop after our walk. The scones were lovely and warm. Despite it being October be sat outside and enjoyed the view of the wider.

We walked to Porlock Weir from Porlock along the coastal path and across the marsh. We were looking for a nice cafe to have a spot of lunch. Found this beyond the pub and shops overlooking the small harbour at Porlock Weir.

We arrived late int he afternoon and they were thinking closing but happily served weary travellers with what was left - tea aplenty, coffee and some very good cakes. I think we had the last remaining ones. We sat outside overlooking the tiny harbour in the late afternoon sunshine and just loved both this place for tea and cake (and it looked like they did a very decent lunch and I remember oysters - the previous customer nabbed the last two - Porlock delicious oysters. I want to return to the area to the Weir and to this cafe. Excellent - and the are and craft side is pretty excellent too.

Friendly staff, great service, fantastic food and coffee. The perfect place to refuel when making a visit to the beautiful Porlock Weir.

My wife and I had lunch here a few days ago. Lovely food I had the Seafood Platter which consisted of Smoke Salmon, Smoke Trout fillet,Smoked Haddock and King Prawns with a side salad and Granary Bread just out of the oven. Very simply done but very tasty for a good price of £9.50.

Visited here while walking in the area, both had the burgers which were excellent, staff were really friendly too, brilliant location to sit outside enjoying the view

Delicious cheese and chutney served with salad and crisps and cream tea with a twist - scone with lemon curd and mascarpone - really lovely!

One of the very few places to grab a morning coffee in Porlock Weir. I also found a warm welcome and sustaining flapjack before a walk to the delightful Culbone hamlet. I’d asked them to keep me a crab sandwich for my return and it was worth coming back for - plenty of chunky filling and more than a garnish of salad and crisps. Attractive little gallery too.

Sorry to comment but felt I had to. We waited forty minutes for our meals today. Ordered a fish platter which was average tasting. My sandwiches the salmon and cream cheese filling was ok otherwise I would of complained. the white bread was dry, the crisps were ALL crumbs!!. I did not attempt to eat these as I was afraid of choking which an elderly person could have. The salad garnish said what it was garnish so altogether I ate a bit of tomato that was NOT WHITE and the sandwiches because I had finished work and was hungry even though the bread was dry. My coffee was cold by the time the meals arrived even though it was a warm sunny day. I think I felt sorry for them as they were busy.

This was our first choice for lunch on the first day of our holiday after enjoying the food last year & we certainly weren't disappointed. The BLT was delicious with tea & coffee, today we returned I had salmon & cream cheese & my husband had soup both were delicious. I was particularly impressed today because even though there was only one lady working & it was very busy she coped very well & was very pleasant. Thank you.

Just a scone and coffee this visit - but how delicious! The scones were the best we'd tasted, one with jam and clotted cream, which looked very nice, and I went for something a bit different, which was lovely - scone with lemon curd and mascarpone. Coffee was good too.

A perfect cafe. The cream tea was wonderful and it was complemented by the welcoming and calm atmosphere of the place. Very friendly staff, It really made our visit to Porlock something special.

After a stroll around the bay we stopped for a spot of lunch. We enjoyed a mix of fresh fish and cheese platters, the latter with a great home made chutney. I also had the local oysters which were fresh and tasty. A relaxing spot to enjoy watching families catching crabs off the weir. Great friendly service and a great menu choice means we’re certain to return.

This fabulous little cafe is on the harbour front at Porlock Weir.

We were aiming for the pub but it was full so we wandered around and stumbled across the Harbour Gallery. We were hungry and really enjoyed the toasted sandwiches in the tiny but cosy seating area. Nice to spot a kingfisher outside on one of the boats ;-)

Went here for cream tea on a cold Sunday afternoon. We managed to get a table inside.... The cream tea is excellent. One scone (which is all you want really) cream , jam, and loads of tea.

Had a very pleasant mug of coffee after inspecting the interesting craftwork in the gallery. Chatted with other passers by who had stopped for refreshment. Very pleasant location made even more rememorable as this was the day of the Saharan red sun.

Visited twice during our week in the area, first time we both had sandwiches which really filled us up so today I only had a teacake . All the food was freshly made & really delicious lovely to sit outside & watch the world go by.

Scones with mascarpone & lemon curd were delicious as was the cheese scone.Not too much room to sit inside but we sat outside in the sun

Food was lovely, I had baked Brie, the service was fab and a great place to sit and people watch! A really good range of food for a small place and very popular while I was there.

Realmente sabrosa comida en un lugar encantador. La cafetería está encantado de ofrecer el menú estándar en tamaños más pequeños, que ofrece una amplia gama de elección para los niños, más que los grandes opciones estándar infantil.

Mientras visita Porlock Weir aparecimos aquí un bollo con crema y mermelada y una taza de té y nos quedamos muy impresionados. Real casero scones con mermelada adecuada y crema cuajada y estupendo té sabor. No podía conseguir por nuestros cuellos lo más rápido posible, absolutamente delicioso.

Estábamos sobre el Muelle de cangrejos y nos dimos cuenta de que era hora de almorzar, así que decidí probar este café. . Los niños tenían. sándwiches tostados y los adultos tenía sopa y cubiertas panecillos surtidos. Declarado delicioso. Rápido servicio amable. Sin duda lo recomiendo y volveremos de nuevo.

Hemos visitado Porlock Weir por algunos años y me encanta la pequeñas tiendas. Es un callejón sin salida, así que tienes que quieres visitar, pero una vez allí hay algunas opciones sobre el almuerzo. Siendo un fan de comida de mar. . Y que dificil es llegar mucho más cerca del mar de Porlock Weir. . Un buen sándwich de cangrejo. es importante.

Walked with friends across Porlock salt marsh and had fabulous bowl fish chowder overlooking the sea. It was the icing on the cake. Lovely staff, great food, fabulous location.

What a find! Came here Easter weekend and had coffee & cake, then came back later for crab sandwiches and Sicilian lemonade- great food and outlook! Try here!

We've been to the gallery and cafe many times and it never fails to be great! Today we both had toasted cheese sandwiches as we needed something hot to eat given the freezing conditionsSuffice to say they hit the spot!We'll be back soon

Walked an hour in a cold November breeze during my week away to celebrate my early retirement. Found the cafe and the service, friendliness and food was superb. Well worth a visit, so much so we walked it again - pity we hadn't looked at the fact it was closed that day. Superb thank you. Jane and Malc

For such a small cafe this one has an excellent range of sandwiches. The owner of the tea rooms at Bossington has removed smoked salmon and cream cheese sandwiches from her menu due to smoked salmon not being cost-effective. She claims that they are not available elsewhere locally for the same reason. Well they are on the menu here along with a much larger selection of fillings than at Bossington so I would recommend coming here for more choice. Having been ill after a lunch of goats cheese and horribly dry crumpets at Bossington (no I'm not allergic to goats cheese as the owner suggested - we drink goats milk at home and eat goats cheese; why would I choose something I'm allergic to?) we looked around and found Harbour Gallery and Cafe. It has interesting artwork to see and a very pleasant seating area in a lovely location.The owner at Bossington claims my review was dishonest when I said we had 'service' but that's all. She says the staff chatted with us about the tree that is now a carved rabbit, but no such conversation ever took place; we were asked if we were ready to order and that was it. Here, however, the lady was very friendly even though she was very busy. So it's really a no-brainier where we go for lunch from now on. There are other cafes in the area but this is one of the best.

We walked from Porlock to Porlock Weir-it took us a little longer than planned due to a detour (not planned!). Porlock Weir is well worth a visit, very different but very attractive. We decided to have a coffee. There were several other people there. The coffee was nice but the service was a little indifferent. It didn't spoil the coffee but it was a surprise because everywhere else we had been in Somerset the service had been so warm and welcoming.

Had a loverly walk down porlock wier Went to get a samwich and drinks to take away was served by t the lady loverly lady with very pretty hair band But the lady who was making the food was very rude and shouting at the lady who was serving us we was very surpiced and so was she and did,nt know what to say but carryed on serving us or though she looked very shaked up by this

Four of us were just looking for a snack after an interesting and challenging woodland walk from Porlock and came across the Harbour Cafe and Gallery. We were made very welcome indeed and sat inside the small cafe which was originally a stable. Two of us had the delicious homemade soup and crusty bread and the men had the scones. The two ladies in charge of the cafe were certainly kept very busy as people were eating outside as well but they did a cracking job, will certainly tell our friends to visit when in the area.

My wife and I have visited this lovely little cafe on a number of occasions and have been impressed by the quality of food and service. On our recent visit, we enjoyed a delicious cream tea but have also had very good quality sandwiches in the past. The choice of food venues in Porlock Weir is very good and I would say that the Gallery Cafe is one of the better ones.

Arrived in Porlock Weir at lunchtime and wanted to find something simple for lunch. Wander past the main eating house's and found a row of small shops, one of which offered the food we were seeking. We both had a sandwich, brown bread on offer, and found we received an excellent meal. The bread was lovely, the filling generous, with a small salad (nice dressing) and crisps. The sign indicated dogs were welcome, but as the weather was good we sat outside. Found the staff friendly and helpful.

After having caused a certain amount of confusion with our orders, we eventually settled on some crab sandwiches. They were very tasty but two of our party had some fairly large shell pieces in their sandwiches. Drinks arrived quickly but we had a fair wait for the food to arrives which meant we had finished our drinks prior to the food arriving.

Great little cafe with lovely owner & team, with great cakes & scones. We visited twice while in the area & had the dog with us. Few seats outside with nice outlook. Would easily return & recommend.

Called here for lunch as we only wanted something light to eat, but when our sandwiches arrived we were astonished how generous the portions were extremely good value for money. We would most definately return next we visit.

Had seen this place advertise elsewhere so went for a cup of tea--again tempted by scone with curd & mascarpone--delicious.Sat outside & admired the view.Also a gallety with some interesting pieces

We chose the Harbour Cafe as it had the most interesting menu ( and reasonably priced) . It was secluded and not so busy. Unfortunately no one seemed to tske our order, nor was there anywhere obvious to place one ( maybe sign is needed ?)The food then took ages and ages to arrive, at least 30 minutes. Though once I tasted the fish platter it was well worth the wait. Absolutely beautifully prepared and filled a huge gap too. My partner said his cup of tea was good too.I was then put back in the disappointment camp as I queued for ages waiting to pay while the proprietor chatted to another client about who owns what buildings, how, when and why. The trip was also partly spoilt by the dogs from a neighbouring shop launching themselves at my placid lab.

Rested our weary legs here after a 4 hour circular walk. Very good and well prepared prawn mayo sandwich, with a massive amount of prawns, fresh salad and crisps, very nice focaccia with plenty of toppings choice, and more tea than we were able to drink. Nice little gallery here too, with very good value jewellery and pottery. Will definitely be back when next in the area.

have spent 2 weeks in porlock weir and visited this cafe many times, coffee and cake, lunch, brilliant crab sandwiches and the cream teas (sublime) so much cream and jam had to get more scones. great service and very friendly staff - highly reccommended

Have to admit, this is a great little place. It's location overlooks the Porlock Weir, and you can take in the views while you sip on your beverage of choice.With tables outside, and a few inside you're greeted by a friendly face, and spoilt for choice with the delicious cakes on offer. Not what you're after? Not a problems there are plenty of savoury alternatives.While your coffee is being freshly made, why not browse the gallery, plenty of prints, originals and local craft works to inspire you.Would I visit again? Try and stop me.

We had the most delightful lunch here, sitting outside in the warm summer sun. The order of the day for us was crab and this charming cafe certainly came up with the goods and delivered 2 delightful fresh crab salads. We also sampled the toasted sandwiches and the cream tea. Everything was fresh and served with a really welcoming smile. Great place!

Having arrived in Porlock Weir after 2.00, we assumed most places would have stopped serving. We wandered down the quayside and found this lovely cafe, full of gorgeous pottery from local artists. We shared a seafood platter and a cheese platter, both were well presented, fresh and delicious and we were very impressed. Our daughter had a smoked salmon sandwich in lovely, fresh granary bread. The proprietor was a charming lady and we will definitely be heading back. Thank you!

In the Porlock area on Easter Monday and looking for somewhere for lunch.Has been a few years since we were last at Porlock Weir, what a find, The Harbour Gallery and Cafe is.One of the finest, simplest, honest, value for money lunches we have ever had. Exemplary friendly service and a GREAT pot of tea.Not only a marvellous lunch but my better half was able to buy another little piece of pottery for her collection.Thank you.Will be back and will recommend to all.

On a friends recommendations we tried this small but very very nice Cafe, so glad we did, staying just up the road from the cafe we ate lunch there 3 days out of the 5,the fish platter is a must, the fish soup with really fresh bread is as good as it gets with nice lumps of good fish in it, on a cold day that would set you up for the afternoon walk,did not get to the cakes but they looked tempting, good tea, friendly ladies serving, perfect Lunch time spot, reconmended

Delicious coffee and tea, very friendly and welcoming proprietor. Food looked delicious - fresh and homemade.

Popped in for brunch whilst staying nearby for our wedding anniversary. Had a delicious toasted sandwich and a great coffee (and I drink a lot of coffee!) Lots of art and ceramics on display and on sale. The cake looked amazing but we didn't have time to sample unfortunately. The staff were lovely.

Had stopped at Porlock Weir on the way to Lynton for a cup of tea and something to eat and came across The Harbour Café, some people were sitting outside eating sandwich's and having milkshakes. We went inside for the menu and then saw that lovely beetroot cake I have to admit it was so good I went back 2 days later for some more. All the food is cooked fresh from local supplies the sausage and bacon sandwich's are to die for will be going back next year.

Small quayside cafe which serves some of the best home-made cake we've had. Beautiful beetroot and vanilla cake. Fantastic taste and great texture which just oozed onto the fork. Good place to end the walk back from Culbone Church - you'll deserve the treat!

Unique setting,great quality an array of awsome flavours and lovely staff make this one of new favourite go-to-places. We are already planning our next visit. Would really recommend the smoked fish platter and the chowder!

We came here today for some food having looked at the menu online. What a find; small, intimate, friendly and quality. The food was lovely, freshly made with no rush to make you finish, pay and leave.I had the chowder which was just what was called for on a classic British summers mizzly day.Good value for money and worth going to if your in this part of the world, this is one of the best in the area.

Having walked 10 miles from Minehead to Porlock Weir was looking for a cream tea. Wasn't disappointed!! Great cup of tea and cream tea.!!!!!!!!!!!

this is a great place for a coffee, snack or more substantial lunch. Great location overlooking the weir and the water. Friendly staff. You can also browse the gallery for interesting local art works and gifts. Highly recommended!

Excellent coffee and really good food at this little cafe. After an initial first visit for coffee, I returned 2 days later for lunch. Great snacks on the menu which were well cooked. After a very disappointing tea at the Periwinkle Tearooms in Selworthy which I have visited on many occasions, it was good to have good food and a lovely setting....and the best cheesy crumpets ever!

Good lunches and snacks. Cakes and drinks, nice friendly staff.lovely jewellery and pottery ever changing artists.

Pollock weir is a sweet little coastal village on the north coast of Somerset, which is worth a visit in its own right. There are several places to eat and, on a pleasant sunny day, all seemed to be doing a roaring trade with good opportunities to eat outside in the fresh air and with nice view of the harbour.Having had an excellent coffee at their sister cafe in Porlock and hour or so before, we opted for the Harbour gallery and cafe and were not disappointed. The service was friendly and attentive and the food delicious. Sadly, they had run out of the sea food chowder I originally opted for but the sea food platter was an excellent substitute and I really enjoyed the wonderfully tasty selection of local fish and salad. I couldn't have wished for a better meal had I gone to Rick Stein's place in mPadstow, where I would probably have paid three times as much. My wife had a very tasty home made vegetable soup and we both left feeling very happily full. Then on to Greencombe garden, which is only half a lie or so back up the lane towards Porlock and well worth a visit if you are into gardens.

We called in for lunch and it was delicious. Everything was fresh and very tasty. Something a bit different from the usual pub grub and at a very reasonable price.

We had lunch here on what I suspect was the first really busy day of the season. The cafe is absolutely tiny inside with seating for a handful of people but there is plenty of space outside and it's in a nice location.To be honest they were probably right on the verge of not being able to cope with the number of customers they had, but although there was a bit of a delay both ordering and eating, the food was absolutely lovely and the staff were very friendly.

This is a cosy little cafe that offers good quality food at reasonable prices, in a lovely location. it also has interesting local craft/pottery to browse. We visited it a few times during our stay at Porlock Weir.

Stopped here for a very relaxed lunch. Overlooking the weir and little cottages. Had the best, freshest prawns with a lemon mayo for a very reasonable £6.50. Very good coffee and somerset apple cake. Brought a handmade pottery bowl from the gallery. Very friendly service - got a bowl of lemon water for mucky fingers from peeling prawns. Much more friendly and tasty that large pubs near the car park.