Oasis Cafe in Weymouth and Portland - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

As a local, I visit the Oasis throughout the year. Wonderful location, plenty of outside and inside seating also with a recently sited convenient outside serving counter. I enjoyed the crostini served with pesto, feta and a rocket salad. Sadly there were no vegan options on the menu and my though my friend would gladly have eaten the same, it was not possible for the staff to serve the dish without the feta cheese. Please please give your menu some thought to accommodate vegan customers!!! Merely resorting to eating chips is not satisfactory! Also, the two toilets within the cafe are not sufficient, especially in the busy summer season.

The best breakfast in Weymouth! This was the nicest meal we had during our holiday! The cooked breakfast was delicious and decent sized portions. The kids had crepes which they loved and the staff were really accommodating of any variations. The service was super friendly too, we will definitely visit again soon hen we are next in Weymouth!

Been to this cafe many times and have always really enjoyed the food. However we went yesterday to the take out and ordered a fish finger sandwich (always good in the past) and a burger and chips. The sandwich was very greasy and not very hot, the burger was also greasy and tasteless and was very hot. I'm guessing the sandwich had been sat a while waiting for the burger, as the service was also very slow. Very dissapointed.

We parked in the car park, they wrongly trued to charge us extra even though we paid to park. They found my address and phone number and sent threatening messages demanding money or else. I was devastated. Avoid at all costs, owners are awful people.

We arrived as a party of Six people for the first time looking to have some breakfast, we realised we had missed the cut off at 11.30am, which is fine, you could however order breakfast items on a separate section of the menu between 8am - 3pm, these were restricted down to items like Sausage or Bacon sandwiches or sausage or bacon baguettes, you could also order Crepes as well, at the bottom of the restricted menu it does also say you can add items like mushrooms, Eggs, Hash browns or tomatoes that can go inside the sandwiches or baguettes, Taking all this onboard we had all decided what we wanted and myself and my daughter went to the counter to order, we were greeted by a young lady who spoke to us so abruptly and dismissive about what we wanted to order, she told us in an abrupt manner that we can’t order any items from the breakfast menu, feeling completely confused after being told by a work colleague of hers that we were perfectly fine ordering off the restricted menu just didn’t make sense, All said and done the Food was Good but the service from the front of house was dreadful, the staff in question obviously don’t want to be there and this attitude of the ladies out front has the potential to ruin the business. I own and run a very busy restaurant in London and there is NO WAY I would allow that attitude, Hopefully the owners will see this and have a staff meeting and remind everybody that works their that without the customers you don’t have a business, the wheels can come off awfully quickly when customer service is ignored!!

The Oasis Cafe enjoys a beautiful location at the end of the berm (?) at the Preston end of the causeway from Weymouth (Overcombe Beach end). The cafe is medium sized, about 15 tables and another dozen "picnic-style" tables outside. The menu is reasonaby extensive, running the gamut of usual fare through to seafood and they have a liquor licence - so everything is catered from snack, brunch, "drinkies" and everything in-between. The beachfront is raised on a pebble bank, offering superb views though 180 degrees, of the Bay, the white cliffs toward Purbeck, Portland Island and the beach along towards Weymouth - lovely! A quick word of advice, if you have didgy knees the outside tables may be a little low for you, but there are alsoa number of large rocks and the concrete berm you can sit on. The view is worth any amount of discomfort and the food is good and served by happy, helpful staff.

We've had a lot of "full English" breakfasts over the years. This week we went to three places and all felt somewhat lacking in what they provided for the money.Don't get me wrong - the food was hot, it tasted fine, but the portions and quality of ingredients, given the price, seemed out of line.It's a venue I will be going back to for coffee but I'm unlikely to order breakfast there again.

Excellent light lunches and coffee. The scallops were to die for and my eggs Benedict was just perfect. A classic long established beachside diner. Just the place for a meal after sailboarding - and a lot of ladies seem to like a lunchtime glass of wine here

I've been coming to Oasis for years. A lovely meeting place, we're never hurried to finish. Offer is usually strong enough for me, not always, but they will try again, if asked!Food is usually good, though scones are too hard. Breakfasts v popular. Queuing to get served can take ages. They have not organised things well, so I would recommend trying somewhere else if there are more than a few people queueing.

If you are in Weymouth try this place for breakfast or lunch it is fabulous. It is always full of locals and the place really buzzes, a must to set you up for the day

I come here often, for coffee or lunch. At least once a week. It's a popular place, which means it can be a bit noisy, (although when the weather is good you can sit outside and listen the sea !) Unlike a lot of places in this area, the people making the food know what they're doing. The menu changes often, and shows some imagination. The coffee is freshly ground from beans, and the staff are pleasant. There is parking (paid), which the cafe refunds. Overall, a very pleasant customer-focused cafe. I always recommend this place to friends, because there is something for everybody here. A good blueprint for other places in Weymouth perhaps

Lovely food, great location, efficient.service, reasonable value. The crab baguette and fish stew were excellent.

Just because you have the monopoly on the cafe at the end of the beach doesn't mean you should stop caring about you customers. I know its busy & the queues get big but that means business is booming & all the more reason give a good service. Nothing at all for a vegan to eat except the soup but we couldn't have that because the chef had gone home. I ask you how difficult can it be to heat up a bit of soup. I would have done it myself if they would have let me. We walked out in the end & they lost 5 customers. Never been back - see my other review. walk the extra 50 yards you won't be disappointed

We have visited this cafe on several occasions daytime for teas and coffees however we decided to try the evening menu This is a truly lovely relaxed place to eat where the level of music is sensible and does not intrude on conversation The staff were delightful and attentive but not overbearing the set menu s were varied and the pork belly was great my partner had the plaice which she thoroughly enjoyed.Must be a must see in the spring or summer when there are longer evenings to enjoy the view.Recommend you book as this will always be full great evening

Lovely lunch. Friendly staff.Very pleasant, food was lovely and very generous portions.Nice to sit outside in summer.

The service and standard of our lunch was exceptional.despite being extremely busy for the period between Christmas and New year staff were helpful and very efficient.Crab sandwich was delicious and lemon drizzle cake was home made and moist and lemony

I can honesty say I have never had such a tasty breakfast like what I had here today.. bloody marvellous thank you xx

Loved come to the cafe, great atmosphere, friendly service. Shan't be rushing back though as dogs now have to be kept on leads on the promenade all year, RIDiCULOUS!!

Queue out of the door on a Sunday to be served whilst coffees are made. Cheap white bread for toast not worth the wait plates left on tables for ages to be cleared, especially outside on benches. Not great, other places, much better, overhyped because of location.

Called in here on spec as we were viewing houses and arrived a little early. Only had time for a drink but the menu looked great - as did the food we saw others eating. Really good selection of food and drink and right on the beach! Good service too. Oh, and great coffee! Hopefully, we'll have time for something to eat on our next visit.

We come here fairly often and it is a reliable, reasonable and friendly place to eat or have coffee. I had mussels, which were perfect and the Greek salad is delicious. We have taken food away too, to eat on the beach. They have a variety of wines, beers and other drinks, the coffee is good and the food is worth what you pay considering the location, it's a winner in my opinion.

Wouldn't recommend on a sunny sunday morning as I think everybody thought the same! We ordered our coffee and breakfast sandwiches but was not told it was a 40 minute wait for food! Drank our coffee's before food arrived. Slightly disappointed with the amount of time it took to get our bacon sandwiches.

stopped for lunch. service very friendly and efficient. Some of the best flavoured mussels I've ever had and the coffee was quite outstanding.

Cafe looks cool, staff were fine, wasn't mind blowing this I'm afraid, I had the Olympic breakfast, beans not the best, sausage below par, mushrooms weren't the best either, wasn't the worst but wouldn't go out my way to go there again, setting is great but foods needs to be a bit better from the breakfast I experienced

We ate here with friends in the evening, when the cafe turns into a bistro with white cloths and candles. It's a local for them. Not surprisingly. It's a set price menu -two or three courses with supplements for things like scallops- about £25 pounds without drinks. The portions are generous and the food well cooked. My only reservation is that I would have preferred the new potatoes plain boiled rather than browned off. I had scallops followed by plaice with asparagus. No room for puds. They were less interesting too. Most locals know to book. Come early and avoid getting locked in at nearby parking which closes at 9pm.

Visited a couple of days ago took my mum and mother in law. We had a great evening the weather was good and the food was excellent with some good seafood choices on the menu also my mother in law is celiac and there were some good options on the menu for her to enjoy. A good time was had by all.

What an amazing place to sit and eat right on the beach! Good service and cannot beat the view. Best location in town, definitely!

Excellent evening menu and reasonably priced. Mussels were particularly good. But had to wait 15 minutes for dessert menu then another 15 minutes for order to be taken. No apology for delay.

Went with a large part on fathers day. The staff were attentive, the venue had marvellous sea views and the food was out of this world. Most of the party had a fish course and three of them said it was the best fish course they had ever tasted. We would certainly go there again.

Lovely location and atmosphere , although really hot in there , had a small breakfast , which consisted of a sausage , one slice of bacon, one egg, two hash browns and beans .. No toast and a small latte for £8, which is really expensive , I never got asked if I wanted toast , I think it's really expensive for what you get, although the quality of the Ingredients was good , it's still too expensive xx

I stopped here for a drink on the way to a meeting as I was early and the staff were really friendly.Free wifi - woohoo!Beach front location :)Refund on the car park if you use the cafe :) :)No minimum spend to use card :DNo faults with this place - would love to visit again.

This cafe has a great location right on the beach and good food. It can however get very busy and that can mean the food takes a while to arrive.

What an unexpected little gem, a must for sea food lovers. I must say I was a little surprised when my inlaws booked us in for dinner here one Saturday night as it looked like a beach side cafe. However, the dining experience was top notch with the most delicious sea food. I opted for a starter of mussels in white wine sauce (usually a main but the chef was kind enough to make me a mini portion). The best mussels I have tasted - loved the added bacon and crusty bread. My main was salmon with lentils, beetroot and goats cheese - all my fave things on a plate so I was one very happy customer! If you are not a sea food fan or if you are a veggie there are other options too plus a very good wine list.Decor is a little dated but the sea view is beautiful, we felt like we were abroad on holiday! Very chilled.Will be returning here in the Summer!

I have visited this café on numerous occasions it is always very busy. It has a great reputation for food and drinks., What lets this place down for me, is the slow service by staff who seem to prefer to have a conversation between themselves rather than focus on the customer, very disappointing.

Whilst driving in the area a friend recommended this cafe. There is car park right alongside which is pay and display at 80p for an hour.The cafe is right on the sea front and has a great view of the sea. Inside there are plenty of wooden tables, it was very busy for a Tuesday lunchtime and we had to wait for a table to become free.Drinks range from coffee, tea, soft drinks to wine.Food includes daily hot specials and a great selection of sandwiches and cakes all reasonably priced. You have to queue at the counter to place your order and pay.We chose ham, mustard and tomato sandwich, cheese and pickle sandwich and a cheese toasted sandwich. The food came quickly and was nicely presented with some really unusual salad leaves. The bread was thick cut granary and so fresh.This is a great place serving good tasty food.

We love this cafe, winter or summer. It's always busy and has a very chilled atmosphere. The drinks are very reasonable if you're meeting friends and the food is excellent for a good lunch. A wonderful setting with the benefit of parking right outside. A very special place.

Great little cafe, for a coffee and lunch. Open all year round so ideal when bringing visitors to the beach. Have heard they open in the evenings sometimes so will try it some time.

Attracted by the Feast Weymouth menu of 3 courses for £20. Whole Grilled mackerel with salad and potato salad to start, whole lemon sole to follow and chocolate pecan pie with ice cream to finish. All excellent as was the Italian red and the sauternes with the dessert. Comfortable and friendly - loved it!

We live close by and had decided to have a night when someone else does the cooking and washing up!It is quite small but they have improved the seating arrangements since our first visit several years ago. We have eaten there on several days recently and have always been very satisfied.Yesterday we arrived at the booked time and were shown to a table. The menu is not extensive, in fact it has been the same for our last three visits and I am wondering I f they intend to change it: I hope so. While the present menu is very good,if, like us you intend to visit regularly through winter, it will not be possible even with the very good menu it is at the moment.In Weymouth at present there is a special offer for most, if not all, restaurants in the area- 2 courses for £15 and 3 for £20.As we cannot handle three courses these days we opted for two.We chose a bottle of Sauvignon blank which we enjoyed.I chose a starter,Broccoli and Stilton soup and the main course, Sea Bass, and my wife the main course,sea bass and for her sweet, Sticky Toffee PuddingWe felt that the sea bass could have been accompanied with vegetables rather than the rather limp rocket salad. While they were both very good and they were served very well, without a long wait, we felt that the 'salad' accompanying the main course detracted from the overall experience.We will certainly return and hope that we may find a The Sea Bass was also of a very high standard with a very nice sauce. However, it was a pity that no vegetables apart from salad...a few pieces of Rocket lettuce..were served.My wife chose the Sea Bass and had Sticky Toffee Pudding...an old favourite for sweet. She pronounced herself. Erg pleased with both but echoed my sentiments regarding vegetablesLast evening

We have been here twice in two weeks after dog walks. The menu is simple but very varied.The first time I had the scallops, my son the ploughman's both were well worth the money.There is a large outside area for sitting in the sun or with dogs.Please if your ever in Weymouth go and try the OASIS CAFE.

As we had time to spare, and having passed it a few times, we stopped off at the Oasis for a quick morning coffee, had a glance at the menu and thought it worth a revisit later. So we popped back for lunch.Despite it being a small café, there were tables spare (probably because it was a dismal weekday) and settled down to having a closer look at the menu. A great choice of sandwiches, baguettes and “proper” meals. In the end we settled for Fish and Chips and the Steak Baguette. Whilst the food is table served, ordering has to be done at the counter in traditional café style – not a problem and the order was efficiently taken and teas served by the friendly staff. The café itself is nice and clean and light and not what you expect from the outside. Lunch was quickly served. The fish (cod) was cooked in crispy batter, served on a bed of chips (very novelle cuisine) and tasty. The Steak Baguette was stuff full of tender sirloin steak strips and fantastic tiger prawns covered in juicy cajun and coriander butter absolutely delicious and amazing at under a tenner.A great lunch and fantastic value. We’ll be back.(this review has been entered twice against two separate TripAdvisor entries for the same Oasis just to be sure it is seen).

Friendly staff, nicely cooked food at reasonable prices (try the bacon baguettes). Good selection of teas with nice cakes and you can also get a glass of wine or beer. Relax inside overlooking the sea or sit outside on a sunny day.

Stopped for breakfast here on our last day of our holiday having stayed at Waterside Holiday Park just a short walk away. Unfortunately it was raining and miserable outside but that wasn't their fault! Even with the rain, it is in a lovely location right on the beach. We had breakfasts; I had the vegetarian breakfast as although I'm not vegetarian, I'm fussy with things like sausages so easier to go veggie. It was delicious and substantial. My husband wasn't happy that he had ordered a poached egg with his standard breakfast and that it was overcooked but the waiter was lovely; instantly took the whole breakfast away, very quickly replaced and a free pot of tea in the meantime. It really wasn't an issue and the waiter was so nice about it. The evening menu looked nice but we were only there for breakfast so can't comment.

After a long walking in the beach nothing better to stop for lunch. What a lovely suprise. I choosed fish and chips and got the best fish and chips I ever had.My husband had the mussels and my friend the Greek salade. Everything looks and taste divine. Will return without think twice.

we have enjoyed breakfast there for many years but this Sunday the breakfast was not up too standard, music they play is too loud especially if you are meeting friends there. We drive 22 mls. there to have breakfast so we were very disappointedd this week

Walked along the beach and found this. Pleasant cafe very seaside like. Had a hot chocolate which was the best I've had and hubby a mocha. There is no table service except to bring food to table. Was a lovely atmosphere with chill out music and great views of the beach and sea. Defo worth a visit

This has to be a favourite place for a coffee (and sometimes lunch). The car park is 80p for an hour which gets refunded off your bill. Well worth a visit, even if it's just to sit outside to watch the windsurfers or take in the lovely views of Weymouth and Bowleaze or to take a brisk walk along the sea front

Good choice of food, lovely spot and atmosphere.Reasonable prices and lots of choice. Great views and perfect spot when the sun comes out.

Often stop at this beachside cafe after a walk along this beautiful part of the Jurassic coast. This is a very busy cafe and has some stunning views. Have noticed recently that the wait for beverages is getting longer. On this cold day had to wait 30 mins for the drink. More staff required to improve the customer experience. Hot chocolate was very welcome when it did arrive.

Had breakfast and coffee with a friend, food quite poor and lattes really not good - tasted bitter and milk boiled rather than the creamy stretched milk one would expect. Had to change to tea as coffee so poor. Plastic spoons served with the china cups! Cafe decor sad and tired with Xmas menu still stuck on the counter - the place was busy no doubt due to the good location out of town and easy parking, and of course the sea view. No real service as you have to go up to the counter and wait for your drink just like the chains. This place could be so much better, but in need of a deep clean and fresh thinking on decor, design and service.

Excellent food reasonably priced served so personally in a prime location with wonderful views.... This restaurant/ cafe is a must go eating house !

It's been nearly a year since our last visit to Weymouth and the chance to sample the delights of this place. We approached it with trepidation - had it maintained the very high standards of we had experienced before? After slipping into our seats and soaking up the atmosphere and the delightful aroma emanating from the kitchen, all appeared to be well. And so it proved - delicious food from the first to last mouthful, enjoyed as we watched the light fade over the bay. Why do I like the Oasis Café so much? The view obviously. And the food, without question. But perhaps most of all its the feeling of casual sophistication that it creates; not many can achieve this at these prices. We were very quick to return - the very next morning in fact, after a brisk stroll along the prom in glorious sunshine, we popped in for coffee and a bacon sandwich which we consumed on one of the tables on the beach, watching the waves lapping the shore. Breakfast time brings a different dynamic, some families with young children and quite a few retired couples and singletons, some reading newspapers, others clearly thinking about the lazy day stretching in front of them. Any time you go you'll leave very pleased with yourself for having put in an appearance. Five stars but a tiny word to the owners please - could you add "upgrade toilets" to the schedule of maintenance and improvement works I'm sure you keep? They are looking just a little tired!

Great spot to sit and watch the boats in the bay. Friendly and informal service. I found the food to be tasty and well presented but slightly mean portions and not the best bread quality. Prices are reasonable though and the view and ambiance will always make this a popular spot.

We are frequent visitors to Cafe Oasis whenever we are in Weymouth having visited for both breakfast and lunch. On nice days it's great to east outside and the children can play on the beach. Inside, there is a nice atmosphere with decent decor. The food is always spot on and they offer fanatstic choice for breakfast and some really nice generally seafood base lunches.

Would recommend visiting for breakfast and then walk the promenade into town.Great mix of generations between the locals and holidaymakers.

Found this Cafe by chance. Excellent view by the beach, good choice of food and drink with a very reasonable price.

A beautiful place to sit and have a drink & a bite to eat, staff friendly beautiful view out to sea & Portland, a nice place to start before taking a walk along the sea front .

Had a snack here after walking from Weymouth harbour . We had broccoli & Stilton soup with a cheese & pickle baguette & a packet of crisps each & a cider. The soup was very tasty & was hot too, so was cooked fresh. The baguette was very nice too. It was busy which is a good sign & the wine menu looked very good. The staff was friendly & would recommend. Next time I'd like to try the main course. :-)

Out for lunch with the girls, ordered 3 different meals, unfortunately they didn't all arrive at the same time! Very embarrassing,! It was the easiest meal to cook too- they admitted it was forgotten and they offered a free coffee, which was accepted, lovely meal, not much choice on sweets, which was rather expensive, lovely views, although pleasantly busy not noisy.Will definitely return for more,

Great place to stop for a bite to eat /drink when in the area.Nice outside seating area on the pebble beach.Good food but a tad pricey in my opinion - £7.00 for a tuna mayo baguette.

Excellent sea views but very slow service & overcrowded if all seats are taken. If it's busy the system they employ to serve tea / coffee is unbelievably slow. Been there a few times for a 'cuppa' at the end of a walk along the bay and never known it any different - need to speed up.

Had not been here since jan and then my meal was good but this time it was awesome! Don't know if they have changed chef or suppliers but my sirloin steak was one of the best I have ever had-had the same last time but was not in the same league as this time. Staff very helpful and even though it was packed they looked after us and we did not have to wait long. I love this place and it keeps getting better. Good value for money and a superb setting.

Slightly chaotic service but so well worth the wait! The food was gorgeous! The view was delightful. We were there during the heat wave but I would guess that it is an all year round kind of cafe!