Whether you're searching for a traditional chippy or a decadent seafood platter, there are many coastal restaurants across the UK which will satisfy your craving.
The Good Food Guide has spoken and hand-picked the best 28 coastal restaurants to visit from areas across the UK.
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9. Fresh from the Sea
Fresh from the Sea is located in Port Isaac, Cornwall. The Good Food Guide says: “Calum and Tracey Greenhalgh's tiny, no-fuss daytime café (just round the corner from the acclaimed Outlaw’s New Road) is all about fish and shellfish. The catch from the Evan George, Calum's boat, takes centre stage and responsible fishing is the name of the game.” | The Good Food Guide
10. Hive Beach Café
Hive Beach Café is located in Burton Bradstock, Dorset. The Good Food Guide says: “The tightly focused menu eschews starters but has an insistence on what is fresh, flavoursome and fun.” | The Good Food Guide
11. Latimer’s Seafood
Latimer’s Seafood is located in Whitburn, Tyne & Wear. The Good Food Guide says: “On the coast just above Sunderland, Whitburn village has a treat for cooks in the form of Latimer's fresh fish counter and seafood deli. The attached café has morphed into the Hatch Takeaway, although there's plenty of seating indoors and outside – all the better for some dolphin-spotting.” | The Good Food Guide
12. Little Rock
Little Rock is located in Folkestone, Kent. The Good Food Guide says: “As you’d hope, the local catch appears in dishes such as grilled skate or lemon sole, perhaps with caper butter. Pale-ale battered cod cheeks with tartare sauce and skin-on fries are popular, as are bowls of Cornish mussels. Good selection of European wines.” | The Good Food Guide