The best restaurants serving Seafood food in South West

Visited for lunch on a Friday afternoon. Friendly staff and a great selection of gluten free options. 1 portion of cod and chips perfect size for 2 adults for lunch.

Absolutely delicious as usual. Come to Queens for the best fish meal.

One of the best experiences of eating out we’ve had ever! The food was perfection. I had the king prawn linguine- full of flavour and I could have eaten the whole dish again despite being happily full. My husband had the steak frites! Which he also said was one of the best meals he’s ever had out! We are regular foodies and have been to the most exquisite fine dining, Michelins star restaurants nationally and globally and dick and Wills was a new gem we have discovered. It will be hard to eat anywhere else when frequenting salcombe after finding dick and wills! Oh and the cocktails… outstanding! I have finally found my drink… l highly recommend the lychee martini if u like sweet cocktails. Go enjoy dick and wills - you’re welcome! 😊

Definitely a favourite of ours. GeeWhites serves delicious freshly prepared food right on the seafront - personal favourites include the chicken burger, fish & chips and beef burger 😋 They have stunning views of Swanage bay and a good selection of seating space, it’s a great spot to relax and watch the world go by - especially with a hot chocolate with “all the goodies” in hand! We find them very reasonably priced and staff always provide great customer service, even during extremely busy times. Would definitely recommend :)

Very good fish and chips, always busy which is a good sign. Gluten free mondays which is absolutley amazing offer. Service normally quick. Good portion sizes.

This place never fails to impress, friendly staff and the food is outstanding. A real treat eating at The Cracking Crab and I have been a regular for the past 4 years. Look forward to my next trip next yhear.

The location was good on the harbour side but the service was really slow our drinks arrived at the same time as our starters and we waited 15 mins for these.The food was fine but not the greatest experience.

We came here during our visit to Coverack for an evening meal. It is a lovely small restaurant, with such a fantastic view - we were lucky enough to sit in the window. The food was fantastic, we had squid for a starter, which was lovely. I then had a seafood thai curry - easily the best thai curry I have had out for a long time. The lovely lady serving was chatty, funny, and very attentive to our dog. We were sat chatting about a local beer, and the chef came past and showed us a beer that they stock from a local brewery, and recommended a couple of different ones. All in all, food was great, location was great and the staff were fantastic. We would definitely visit again!

Had a day out in Brixham and called into the cafe for lunch with our two dogs,as it is dog friendly,we had fish and chips with a hot drink, couldn't fault it,good portions and nice piece of cod,and good service, definitely recommend.

Awful chips, shocking sausage in batter and no beans on the menu poor very poor will never return I feel 🤢 it was not like this a few months ago I assume it’s new owners

In Australia we have good food in pubs and clubs but expect exceptional food experiences in higher end restaurants. Un fortunately I ended up with pub food and my partner ended up with average tasting crab, but plenty of delicious chilli sauce. Best news was the cos or something in my salad was not past the use by date. It expires tomorrow

Provided lovely food and the staff were friendly and efficient. There is plenty of parking as it is in an old railway siding.

I haven't found what I was looking for: service below average and low value for money. Good food and cosy interior

Good position, noisy inside, very pricey. Sunday roast menu listed loin of pork but we were served what looked like very fatty pork belly, hidden under a pool of gravy. Loin is lean. The other diners were happy with their choices and the wine and the desserts were fine, but serving just half a dessert spoon of clotted cream on the toffee pudding is skimping on a cheap item.

A great place to visit, we visited both the water mill and the castle, lots of helpful and friendly staff, a great coffee shop and reasonably priced.