The best restaurants serving Seafood food in South West

Best chippy in town. Always have there Large variety box after work each Sunday as work just across the road. Friendly staff know our order before we have walked in. Great prices and the addition of breakfast eat in or takeaway is awesome.

Loved everything about this place. Perfect setting by the harbour in the sunshine, really great selection of food, quick service. Thoroughly recommend.

Having walked around Port Issac and got quite wet we need a good cup of coffee before setting off to Bude. The tea room at the Old School Hotel was in the idea spot so in we went. Again this is one of the filming venues from Doc Martin so we were probably going to visit even if it had been a scorching day. The decor is still keeping to a very traditional style, with touches of modern thrown in. We decided to fore go the coffee and have a Cornish Cream Tea. The staff here are very friendly and our order was taken. In no time at all a very delicious looking Cornish Cream Tea arrived and it was. Ater our tea we were able to walk around the old school section which is now used mainly as a restaurant. If ever we decide to come back to Cornwall the Old School Hotel will be on our list to stay at.

Been here a few times over the years. When we pop over to Brean for the day. Never had a bad meal. Loads of variety. Car park around the back. See you again this year 2025.

Great fish bar! Offered lovely food we used to love it. Unfortunately it's been closed down now for roughly two weeks with no signs on the door and no info online. We have no idea what happened.

Excellent food. Staff exceptionally friendly, we will certainly be back. Views are staggering. The food was so fresh and a lot of it.

Waited quite some time for standard fish and chips from a fish and chip shop. Food nice once arrived

Vivo en Wimborne Voy allí dos veces en un mes absolutamente hermoso pescado y patatas fritas. Uno de los mejores que sugiero a todos ir y probar

Really long wait and terrible and very thin hamburgers with no salad or sauce. Also advertised as a beefburger but wasn't even beef

Simply the best cod and chips,cooked and served by a excellent team,can't wait my next trip .

Proper old school fish and chip shop with a small no frills menu. Great value for money, lovely cod and chips, all hot and fresh. Cash only but they do accept bank transfers which is handy.

Lots of character and great food.

Staff were welcoming and our order was taken promptly; food arrived quite quickly too. We decided to order the set lunch; we ended up having all three courses, as the portions were really rather small. I had the soup (very hot and spicy, but that was no bad thing on a cold day) followed by the courgette linguine; my companions both had the mackerel followed by the skate, which they said was very good. For dessert two of us had the burnt basque cheesecake; I had never eaten a burnt basque (!), so thought I should give it a try. Very creamy but – yes, rather burnt at the side. The third person had the cheese plate, which was almost too big. I have some slight mobility issues, but could not see a disabled toilet, so I had to descend the steep stairs which I found rather precarious. The floor at the bottom is very uneven, so beware. A good choice for a light lunch, and not too crowded.

I’ve been told by many people that this was the place to go for fish and chips in Swindon, and they were right! Just wished I’d started coming here earlier. This place is the best by a mile, and I’ve eaten in the majority of fish and chip shops in Swindon so you can take it from me. The only thing that lets them down is they don’t take card payments in the shop, but you can pay online and order ahead. The fish is lovely (cod), good portion size in lovely crispy batter. The chips were thick cut and crispy (loads of scrumps too) and the curry sauce is the best I’ve had since my local in Greenmeadow changed hands from Mandarin Fish Bar to Fish and Chips @ Greenmeadow. I don’t give out 5 scores for much but this place thoroughly deserves it. The shop itself is nothing to look at, but the best ones always are. It’s tucked away down off of Groundwell Road, a proper old fashioned establishment in amongst Swindon’s old terraced houses. Staff are friendly and managed to arrange 12 orders seamlessly and all correct. In summary, it’s the best around for me. Worth the drive from any part of town.

Really good quality, tasty food. One of the best fish and chips we've had. They also had a good gluten-free range.