The best restaurants serving Seafood food in South West

We had a lobster for two worth £30 and luckily our 7 year old son opted for an adult fish and chips and not for children. The lobster was so small that it only took one bite each to finish it, slightly raw and they even forgot to bring us the second course. The fish and chips was so small that my 7-year-old finished it in no time. Terrible experience. £50 thrown away. In the US, in Maine, we used to eat huge lobsters caught on the spot for $25. In Italy you can eat freshly caught fish in abundance for much less money. We got up from the table and went to look for a restaurant to get something to eat. It really is a disgrace.

A very welcome find when not much else was open on a wet post- Christmas morning. The menu looked interesting and delicious although we were only there for a coffee which was excellent! A nice atmosphere with friendly staff.

Booked in advance for a party of 12. No advanced orders required, which was good. The system they have is you have to go to the bar and order. So, when there are 6 couples placing 6 orders. The food doesnt then come out together and some people had finished eating before others had received their food. The chicken on my salad was dry and overcooked. My wife ordered jacket potato but they had run out of them! There were chips and crayons all over the floor. The staff were reasonably pleasant and the views spectacular but those 2 plus points wouldnt be enough to tempt me back.

This is my local, although I don't do any take-outs often. I always have fish and chips, sometimes mushy pes, sometimes just fish without batter, (ordered at least 15 minutes before.) The staff are always very friendly and accommodating. If having chips I always have to say 'not so many, please!' sometimes I say 'can you give them another minute, please?' Very generous. Always lovely fish. I can't speak for anything else as I only go there for the fish, but always hot and freshly cooked and everyone is welcomed. so nice to have this in our town" Gwyneth

I have visited Dayer's on a number of occassions over many years. Always impressed with the quality of food and service.The restaurant is situated in the middle of a business park and it caters mainly for local office workers. The lunchtime menu is similar to that you will find in a good pub. Service is quick and efficient.We visited the restaurant on Friday lunchtime. The restaurant was packed with almost every table taken. Avoid the Cajun Chicken Sizzler. The fries accompanying the dish were amazing but the rest failed at every level from concept to execution. Other dishes met our expectations and we would definitely return.If the chef or owners are reading this review, please add more vegetarian options on the menu.

Total waste of money, tasteless fish. Not the same as usual so maybe no fish delivery so used old frozen fish! Shame as was really looking forward to it - should have gone to king street loads better

This cafe is overpriced, dry food and rude staff. Will never eat anything here again. Would not reccomend don’t waste your time or money.

Food was late. After 30 minutes we contacted the shop and were told the driver was outside. Another 20 minutes later the food arrived with no apology. Food was hot and tasted better than previous orders we've had from here.

I cannot doubt the quality of the food but this is an all time rip-off! The £85 tasting menu begins with three courses served on one plate for two to share where it is barely enough for one!! Then there are two deserts and the other middle courses are so minimal that you actually leave the table hungry!!! I also resent paying £49 for a bottle of wine which I Vivino'd and discovered I could buy it retail for £9.95!! Now that's an almighty RIP-OFF!!!

Massively overpriced. Paid £18.50 per person for a cheese salad. We were too shocked to complain. I am all for supporting businesses at this time however feel this was taking advantage of our custom.

Chips were almost cold and didn’t look barely cooked. Got charged for a pickle I never got and this has happened everytime I have been in the shop. Chicken batter was greasy and not pleasant but the cheesy chips are advertised as cheese and cheese sauce, no cheese sauce and the chips were dry and almost undercooked. I’ve been to the chippy maybe 4 times over the past couple years as I want it to be nice but it just isn’t and it’s quailty of food is crap. Hate to be the one to say it but very poor and always has been, real shame I want them to be really good but just hasn’t been ever.

Walked from Clifton to try here this Friday lunchtime and was not disappointed........Ordered a large fish and large chips with gravy to share.................It was cooked to order in less than 10 minutes and was just perfectly cooked;. The batter was crispy, the fish so fresh and the chips really hit the spot and the two us couldn't manage the lot....The gravy was really thick and tasty too, Albie was most obliging, even placing the order on a handy carry out tray for us......The glass covered frontage eating area was very cosy on a zero degree day......... A few regulars came and went as we were enjoying....we'll be back too..........

Lovely Coffee Shop with a relaxing feel and nice decor. I visited early, so it was quiet. There was only one person serving, so it was a little slow. The latte and Bacon Butty were nice, although I was surprised to get a plate with significant chips that should clearly have been thrown away. It is very spacious downstairs and a lovely upstairs also with outdoor seating.

Very tasty, great prices, top chippy

Grabbed me and my family some late night fish and chips coupled with a large mixed kebab. The fish was lovely with a nice crispy batter and was a good size for the money. Same with the mixed large kebab nice portion size and the meat was nice and juicy can't fault it. Will be using again. A*