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.Â
The Good Food Guide has spoken and hand-picked the best 28 coastal restaurants to visit from areas across the UK.Â
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17. Rick Steinâs CafĂ©
Rick Steinâs CafĂ© is located in Padstow, Cornwall. The Good Food Guide says: âAs you might expect, the kitchen majors in seafood from the Padstow boats, so dip into an assortment of Rick Steinâs greatest hits at user-friendly prices. Briny freshness and globetrotting flavours collide in classics such as Thai fishcakes, mussels with black beans, garlic and ginger or grilled hake with spring onion mash and soy butter.â | The Good Food Guide

18. Rileyâs Fish Shack
Rileyâs Fish Shack is located in Tynemouth, Tyne & Wear. The Good Food Guide says: âThe location â a glass-fronted shipping container facing the North Sea â is spot-on for a menu inspired by the ownersâ stints as street-food vendors. Seasonal seafood is the deal, and the day's dishes (and service times) often depend on the catch.â | The Good Food Guide

19. Rileyâs Fish Shop
Rileyâs Fish Shop is located in Tynemouth, Tyne & Wear. The Good Food Guide says: âSeafood crusader Adam Riley is a man on a mission. Having scored a resounding hit with his funky Fish Shack on the beach at St Edwardâs Bay, his avowed aim is spread the word and (gently) educate people about the glories of sustainable fish from the North Sea.â | The Good Food Guide

20. Rock A Nore Kitchen
Rock A Nore Kitchen is located in Hastings, East Sussex. The Good Food Guide says: âYou canât get much closer to the sea than this tiny, unassuming dining room housed in one of the tall, black, centuries-old fishermenâs sheds on the front in Hastings Old Town. Itâs incredibly atmospheric. The ârefreshingly succinctâ menu is chalked up on a board â all it tells you is whatâs going to be on your plate and the price.â | The Good Food Guide


