The best restaurants serving Seafood food in England

Fresh, warm and very tasty. Thanks.

The food was superb. Beautifully cooked. Front of house was attentive without being intrusive. We had a lovely dinner and thought it was reasonably priced for the quality & presentation.

Had an impromptu lunch in here and absolutely loved it. Super happy staff who were absolutely lovely. The vibe as sooon as we went inside was one of fun and joy. When Yazzy started to play music it totally made it. Loved the 2 for £10 cocktails too. Food was delicious.

Walked in off the street and received a warm welcome. Staff were very friendly. Food was absolutely stunning, and worth every penny. Definitely visit again... Cheers

Now I get the name of the place having the word shack in so I should not have been so surprised at some of the things that made me blink in wonder. Wooden knives n forks. Drinks served in the can. Shabby blankets outside. No shellfish at all on the menu. Maybe I expected more but when I'm paying £25 for a bit of fish trying to eat it with a small wooden fork is impossible. It was rather over done and the side potatoes were over salted (and I like salt!!). So much so I could not eat them. My friends faired a bit better with their kedgeree and both said it was nice. What really did get me though was the service charge put on. Think it was 15% Not sure what it was for as we were seved 3 meals and 3 cans of coke. The cost was just under £80. I had looked forward to a very long time to eating here and was so disappointed.

Booked the Old Sail Loft in March for our visit over Easter, booking was confirmed, and we thought all was well when we set off from Manchester to make the 5 hour journey down to Lovely Looe...It wasn't until the day before our reservation that we noticed it was closed and a non-informative message scribbled on a blackboard outside about it being closed. I emailed the owner to check whether or not our reservation was going to happen the following night, only to receive an abrupt response saying no it wasn't...!?!?! No apology or alternative...? So basically, If i hadn't been there the day before we would've turned up to an empty/closed restaurant as they didn't have the common decency to let us know...In times of economic troubles this isn't how i would run a business if i was trying to attract returning customers... Bad practice all round...

This place is racist, I came here with my friends and they said they are closed for eat in and they can’t seat us, but then we came back and a group of white people were seated, waiting to eat their food. Please learn to treat people with more respect , also charging people for mayo and ketchup is insane work.

Lovely restaurant situated on the canal side with plenty of paid for parking nearby. The staff were welcoming and attentive during our visit. We didn’t eat a full meal on this occasion but the food being served to others looked very good. The cakes we had were yummy and good value. With seating inside and out, it’s worth a try.

We ordered some cheesy chips, battered sausage and chips sadly the chips are just not edible, never seen such dry hard pieces of potato being sold as chips before, waste of £25

Oh my goodness if I could give 10 stars I would! Went for lunch on my 60th birthday, didn’t book, just went on off the street. They couldn’t have made me feel any more special! Glass of champagne, starter and dessert all on the house! Food was some of the best we’ve ever eaten - absolutely incredible! Highly recommend, and we’ll definitely be returning!

Visited on a Sunday night, and it wasn’t too busy, which was nice. The atmosphere was great, and the service was attentive. However, the portion sizes were smaller than expected, especially given the high prices. If the portions were larger, the cost would feel more justified. The food itself could have been better in terms of taste and flavor—nothing particularly stood out. Overall, a decent experience, but there’s room for improvement in the food quality and portion sizes.

A St Ives institution, with a table for two in a cosy corner on a Wednesday evening in February. The restaurant was busy, service was friendly and the menu offered lots of choice. We opted for starters of Cornish scallops pan fried and with Cornish sausage and apple coulis and Prawn Cocktail with a generous portion of prawns in a tangy Marie Rose sauce. I’m almost ashamed to say I then went for filet steak which was cooked to perfection whilst my husband had the fish platter - grilled seabass with a hint of balsamic, tiger prawns and scallop cooked in garlic butter, grilled lemon sole and beer-battered cod - all fresh and totally enjoyed. We shared a sticky toffee pudding which was light, had plenty of toffee sauce and was served with clotted cream - what else! Super meal.

Fantastic staff; friendly and so helpful. Freshly cooked food to a very high standard- generous portions and tasted delicious!

The foods are very delicious, and Brits-Thai traditional tastes. Also, the staffs are very nice and helpful

I was one of a group of 8 who ate at The Riverside New Year’s eve. A glass of bubbly was served on arrival followed by some bread and olives. From the special set menu i had selected the crab tart to start and then the fillet steak cooked blue and finally a baileys bread and butter pudding with banana trifle . All washed down with plenty of Tribute Ale. Overall this was the best meal i have had in this country for a long time. it’s nice to see a chef know exactly how to serve a blue steak..service was excellent too so thank you to everyone at the Riverside. His Lordship awards you 5 stars