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Fish & Seafood Restaurants in Weymouth

1. Crab House Café Fish & seafood restaurant in Weymouth Ferrymans Way, Portland Road - DT4

“A fantastic place to spend a sunny summer afternoon with a plate of oysters and a bottle of something fizzy in a stunning location” – but also “worth a visit even in winter” – this seaside café has “excellent views” over Chesil Beach via large windows and its big outside area, and provides “seaside casual dining with some of the best fish dishes anywhere” (making it one of the top-100 most commented-on restaurants outside London in our annual diners’ poll). “Family-run, with sustainability as its core”, it offers “a brilliant treat every visit.” Top Menu Tips – “brilliant turbot ‘wings’”; “fantastic fresh oysters from the beds outside and very good crab”.

Price*

£69

£££

Food

Exceptional

Service

Good

Ambience

Good

2. Billy Winters Bar & Diner Fish & seafood restaurant in Wyke Regis Ferry Bridge Boatyard, Portland Road - DT4

“Quirky diner, right on the beach” – “a simple, relaxed waterside venue, incorporating a plastic marquee overlooking Weymouth Bay”. It “serves a wide range of delicious food: their amazing fish/shellfish tacos are a favourite” as are “fresh oysters from their own farm” (and there’s also pizza and burgers).

3. Catch at The Old Fish Market Fish & seafood restaurant in Weymouth 1 Custom House Quay - DT4

“The very best meal I have enjoyed in the last year!”… “Exceptional” – chef Mike Naidoo’s sustainable seafood restaurant on a mezzanine in the waterside Old Fish Market has proved a “brilliant addition to the Weymouth food scene” since it opened three years ago. The “exceptional” dayboat catch is translated into set menus, with the £45 four-course lunch itself a particularly good catch from the (slightly bewildering) array of menus, with different options served early evening, midweek dinner (six courses) and Saturday dinner (eight courses). One visitor in particular went a bundle on it this year, in the shape of The Times’s Giles Coren who, in his March 2024 review – “reeling from the quality” – thought it might just be “the best restaurant in the world”… “omigodomigodomigod”.

Price*

£100

£££££

Food

Very Good

Service

Very Good

Ambience

Good

4. Hive Beach Cafe Fish & seafood restaurant in Burton Bradstock Beach Road - DT6

“Excellent fish, super-efficient service and a wonderful outlook on the beach” – three reasons to love this Jurassic Coast staple (est. 1991), and with siblings in West Bay and West Bexington; yes, the “seating is basic, but comfortable enough and with those views and the quality of the food, who cares?!” Top Tip – “look out for ‘Lobster Wednesday’! It’s the best deal on the coast!”.

5. The Parlour Italian restaurant in Burton Bradstock Bredy Farm, Bredy Lane - DT6

2023 Review: “Genuinely spectacular pizzas and gorgeous Italian food in the middle of a farmyard” in the picturesque Bride Valley may be “very off-road for many” – but this “interesting restaurant” with “friendly staff” is by all accounts well worth the trip. Brede Farm also hosts a cider press, micro brewery, campsite and live music.