Lovely outdoor dining area. Many GLUTEN FREE options-and very accommodating, friendly staff. Food…read morewas amazing. Very relaxed atmosphere.

From the owner: Food with Friends! When it comes to dining out in Weymouth,…read moreThe Crow's Nest provides a totally unique and relaxed atmosphere that you won't find anywhere else in our beautiful town. We pride ourselves on serving fresh, home-cooked Spanish style Tapas dishes, using fresh, locally sourced ingredients (where possible). Established in 2011, The Crows Nest is the longest-running Tapas Restaurant in Weymouth. As of April 2021, we have taken the decision to only open in the evenings. We have also doubled our outside seating area so more guests can enjoy our delicious Tapas on those warm summer nights. We are also co-founders of Weymouth's Dog-Friendly Sticker scheme so you can rest assured that your dogs will be welcomed too.

Rainy day in Weymouth and trying to find somewhere to eat that wasn't a fast food establishment…read more Recommended by girl in Debenhams' restaurant (they had stopped serving hot meals at 2pm, 10 minutes before we arrived). We had a fantastic mezze, very tasty; the honey ginger and lemon tea was amazing! Dessert was a delicious raspberry cream cake. Well worth a visit!

A great place to eat in Weymouth. All of their foods are vegetarian and very fresh. They have a lot…read moreof vegan and gluten free options too which is nice if you have food restrictions. There are also vegan and gluten free desert options which are delicious. I highly recommend eating here and you can even pick up some locally made honey!

The restaurant is off the beaten path in a lovely setting. The staff are friendly and the food…read moregood. We both had the grilled fish if the day - sea bass and bream. Both were served with perfectly cooked chips and a lovely side salad. Simple but satisfying!

Recently taken over by new owners but we had a great Sunday Roast at The Elmtree Inn…read more Had to use the satnav to find but once we did it was a real treat with lovely garden area and enough space for the kids to play around and we were welcome with our dogs too. Will be back soon to try out the rest of the menu.

A trad fish bar in the back streets of Weston-Super-Mare. Delicious cod and chips in what feels…read morelike a recently refurbished room. Carpet could do with replacing but a minor grumble. For kids the menu includes fish bites, real chicken breast nuggets, or Sausages. All come with mushy peas or beans and chips and a fruit shoot or Capri sun. Toilets are clean and well maintained. 2 adults, plus two kids and a pot of tea for two came to £34.10

Very good fish and chips right by our house. The portion sizes are very good, and the battered…read moresausage is great.

Great service, great food simple, they are always happy to serve you and with a smile, the food…read moreit's decent and the portion size is fair, the price is average but the quality makes up for that

Expansive special menu for Gluten Free with top draw treatment by staff to ensure allergy is taken…read moreseriously. Very impressed with how they handled it all. Food was beyond delicious. Staff was very attentive and friendly. A nice atmosphere.

OK, so it's a chain, and it's a formula, albeit a quite attractive confection. Cosy Club is a…read morewelcome addition to scoffing options in central Bournemouth now that the Print Room is gone. The quirky decor, though faux, is appealing if you like chandeliers, Victoriana (likely from China), and stuffed stag heads. Music is a quite loud speakeasy playlist. Lots of menu options, from tapas to burgers with a gastro pub range of mains. Nice cocktail list too, and they have a gluten free menu - though sadly, as everywhere else, the only gf pudding is sorbet. Service seems fine, and they serve meals all day from 9am to 10pm, and breakfast is served til 6pm! There are a lot of stairs, though there's a lift to the first floor to get you started. The main restaurant is only open Fri, Sat, Sun in winter, but you can eat in the first floor cafe/bar the rest of the time. There is a third floor dining area with terrace for summer, which we did not explore in January! The food is very serviceable if not exactly a gastronomic experience. We had excellent game stew, with lots of chunky pheasant, venison and rabbit. The promised root vegetables in the stew were a bit few and far between, but it came with champ (mash and spring onion), and was gluten free. Dessert was chocolate croissant bread and butter pud, with fine vanilla custard (for me) and (good quality) mango and blackcurrant sorbets for my GF partner. A rum based espresso martini to finish. So dinner with two courses, and drinks was fifty quid for two, which is pretty reasonable. So, definitely will be back, and we recommend it.

As you go in there's a dresser laden with cakes from which you choose what to have with your tea…read more(or coffee if you must). Or you can order a cream tea to get scones, jam & cream. There is a gluten free choice too. If the weather permits, then of course the gardens are fabulous, with pretty flower beds, parasols, and a great view of the castle. (You choose a table, then order inside, giving your table number, and it's brought to you). We sat in the sun, watching the goats 'mow' the slopes of the castle, serenaded by blackbirds begging for crumbs. Tea and cakes for three was £8.70 - pretty good. And there are loos. Shuts at 5.30pm.

After a visit to the castle nursing a hangover needed hydration!…read more This is a lovely little tea room and in the summer it was wonderful views of the castle out in the garden (if you can get a seat). Nice selection of teas and great Scones and cream too! Reasonable prices and friendly service just what you need after exploring the castle or village.

My partner and I booked a table at Orange Tree Restaurant, and we couldn't be more pleased…read more Actually, it is one of the best food experiences either of us have ever had. We booked a table for 8 o'clock, and was seated by the window. The restaurant has an intimate and tranquil atmosphere, highlighted by the soothing music in the background. This is not a very formal restaurant, seeing that people were not formally dressed, but I would call it sort of dressy. I wouldn't come here in flip-flops and shorts. The food is absolutely fantastic. My partner found the seafood soup to be one of the best he ever tasted, and I had my "religious" moment during dessert: a brownie with salted caramel ice cream. All in all: good food and good value for money. Though rather expensive, not as expensive as expected. Would recommend this place to everyone who likes good food and a nice atmosphere to go with it.

Went here for a nice dinner the other week and was just blown away by the food. I'm from America,…read moreand over there we constantly joke about how bad British cooking is. This place proved me wrong! I've been gluten-free since March and have found the UK to be extremely friendly towards Celiacs/Coeliacs. The Orange Tree was no exception: the menu even indicated that many of its dishes were suitable for people with gluten allergies and intollerances. I told the waitress I couldn't have wheat, and she pointed out which menu items I could have and withheld croutons from my soup. My dining partner enjoyed the homemade rolls and breads, but I can't comment on them, alas. They smelled good! For an appetizer, I had the White Onion Soup with Devon Blue Gougères, which was delightfully creamy and rich. My dining partner had the Tian of Vine Tomatoes with Baby Artichokes, which arrived in a delightful tower of tasty. For the clearing course, we had the Tipsy Lemon Sorbet (with white port) and the Pink Grapefruit Sorbet. Both excellent. The main courses arrived to our delight: I had the Sweet corn Polenta with Aubergine Involtini (Grilled Sweet corn Polenta accompanied by Aubergine filled with Goats Cheese and sun-blushed Tomatoes, finished with a Red Pepper and Pine Kernel Dressing) since I'd been eating nothing but steak and chicken for the last few weeks and wanted a change of pace. I adore polenta and aubergine (eggplant for other Americans), but I'm not such a fan of goat cheese and raw red peppers. However, the goat cheese was more like brie than feta, and the peppers were cooked to perfection. The pine nuts were lovely, and the polenta was quite crisp. Said dining companion had the 'Orange Tree' Tournedos with Foie Gras ('South Devon' Fillet of Beef, pan-seared and oven roasted, topped with sautéed Foie Gras finished with a rich Madeira and Morel Mushroom Jus and White Truffle Oil). I tried a bit of the steak and the foie gras; both were rich and tender. Love at first bite. Dessert: I had the 'Orange Tree' Crème Brûlée, which was a traditional crème brûlée with vanilla bean and Grand Marnier. My dining companion, not continuing his trend of ordering dishes that started in "T" (though the Trio of 'Orange Tree' Desserts looked tasty) had the Summer Berry Pudding with Raspberries, Red Currants and Wild Strawberries accompanied by Clotted Cream and Honeycomb. Oh, how I adore you, clotted cream. The service was a little slow, but the restaurant's elegant atmosphere and the five or six other tables of rather happy older couples made it a great experience. Perhaps they should switch from elevator music to Sinatra, but all in all, it was a lovely meal and evening at the Orange Tree.

Great food Great service everyone very kind I will go back. Very expensive through but its worth itread more

Can't fault this place! Staff are very friendly and accommodating, the chef can be seen moving…read moreabout prepping dishes, ordering daily fish and checking on patrons. The ambience is lovely, quaint and warm. Fresh fish of the day can be seen in the front window, skilled chefs are working away and a couple of water tanks for the live seafood are visible from the dining room. I had a crab soup which was surprisingly delicious, similar to a lobster bisque. Fresh bread started us off, warm from the oven and soft inside. I chose a special of the day, the fish was tender and flavourful, melting off the bone and infused with lemon and capers. My partners dish of hake with risotto was absolutely delicious, something I'd order if I were to go back. All In all a lovely dining experience in a scenic location. Make sure you book to avoid disappointment!