The best restaurants serving Seafood food in South West

Fantastic food awesome staff friendly

Long time to wait for food due to there being one guy taking orders and one doing the food cooking and handing out the orders. Lots of people hanging around by the hatch making it difficult to get through when your number is called, they could do with asking people to stand and wait elsewhere. When our food did arrive one of the orders was wrong although I queried this immediately and was given an immediate cash refund. Chips were nice, not at all greasy although there were rather a lot for one portion with the fish! Perhaps a bit too much batter on the fish also.

All freshly cooked, the cod was excellent with melt in the mouth batter and perfect chips. The mushy peas were perfect and the tartare sauce was one of the best we’ve had. Great to see sea bass on the menu(see photo), my daughter loved it. Great portion sizes and quality. The young man servicing was very polite and helpful along with another member of staff. Highly recommended.

It’s boarded up today closed but still saying it open online terminal 5

Stumbled across this fab cafe whilst walking along the canal from Limpley Stoke. It has fully embedded gluten free options which is a rare find. Apparently they have a gf food stall at the Bath Christmas market. Banana, chocolate and walnut cafe with a coffee was great. Marshfield ice creams there too. Full meals served too.

This restaurant was recommended by our tour guide. It is a great example of world cuisine. Despite its name it is not a buffet. The service by kawalpreet is great and the food very yummy ambience was good and fancy. Highly recommend for anyone looking for an easy and authentic meal. We were there for dinner but food look amazing and hot .There was a long line of folks waiting to get in. Another high mark for them.

Yuck 🤮 they are gross over reheated fish and chips to the point of very greasy fish very dark brown think we got Childs portion of fish and chips will be trying another chippy from now on blakney chippy is the best everything is fresh made bigger fish too for an OAP fish and chips

Unfortunaltely the chicken was just not fit to eat, it was completely over cooked and 1 fillet barely the size of coke bottle lid Chips were ok

Visited again last night, (Friday 8th March 2024). Tongs has been in Corsham for yonks, providing absolutely superb fish and chips. I get saddened when I see reviews about soggy chips. Tongs chips are exactly what you should get in a decent fish and chip shop. Not crunchy but softish and bursting with flavour.

Saturday 6pm. Pretty quiet on arrival, a few customers waiting for orders sitting in the chairs. I was the only customer waiting to order, ABSOLUTELY no acknowledgment from the 2 staff of my presence at the counter. Nothing ready to serve in the display cabinets apart from a few sausages, understandably as food is freshly cooked, on the other hand if there were plenty of customers the food could be readily available on arrival within reason certainly for the earlier part of opening hours. Chips are usually perfect, batter is soggy. Spent a fortune feeding staff from here in the past over the years. So I went to Oldfields in Congresbury and spent £75, cabinets full of excellent food ready to go, a queue of customers, staff are pleased to see you, good old fashioned family business. Won’t be going back.

I would never buy fish here as it never looks particularly fresh but each to their own. What is astonishing is that they’re charging £1.50 for a small bag of crab bait consisting of bits of mackerel guts and head - you know the stuff you throw away. So £1.50 pure profit taking it from small children or obviously their parents. Says a lot in my view - none of it good!

My husband has followed Dan Dan the Lobster Man on Facebook and we visited Porthleven purely to eat here. Sadly we were disappointed. The food was expensive and the crab sandwich was bland. We waited about 45 minutes for a bland crab sandwich and a pot of cockles. The cockles were tasty. Other people sitting near us had a sharing platter which looked good. Go and try it and make your own mind up.

Can honestly say it's the best Fish & Chips I've ever had, been coming here for over a decade Better than anywhere I've been in London, Sheffield and Scotland, owner is lovely, prices have barely risen in the time my family have been coming here, Pukka pies, Cod, sausages, fishcake are all brilliant! The kebab options are a lovely extra too!

I have visited Yatton Fish Bar for about 30 years. When my children were small (now 38 and 39) they enjoyed getting a takeaway and sitting in the car watching the trains at Yatton Railway Station. HOWEVER, this evening, (we are having a new kitchen fitted) we decided to get something out and remember past times. We arrived just after 1700hrs. The chips were soggy and not properly cooked and my cod was so dry! It was a medium cod, which I would have rated a small or child's portion!!! In the good old days the owner would be trying new potatoes or oils, and ask for our opinions. This evening has put me off Yatton Fish Bar for the rest of my life!!! Maybe I have just experienced a bad time for the business, but how can such a wonderful chip shop go so far down the hill? I would be interested to hear from the management please...

Wouldn't recommend pizza was bland. Chocolate mountain dessert was disgusting tiny slice of shop bought cake priced £3.50