This is a ver special place to head to for some extremely fresh seafood. Its such a relaxing place…read moreto enjoy your food too and the staff are very friendly indeed. The restaurant's menu changes all the time depending on whats fresh in that week but I prefer to head straight for the seafood bar where they have a huge selection of oysters to be enjoyed with either a pint of Guiness or a nice bottle of Macon. Keep an eye out for special offers as they have a hotel here to and often offer some great deals on food and a bed for the night.

so busy! will write a review soon!read more

Tuesday night in Littlehampton..not a great prospect. We booked for 7.30 but were asked to turn up…read moreat 7.15, which was a bit weird, as the place was deserted when we arrived. The mussels were very good, with a garlic and hot dip, great chips and hot bread. It did pick up later, when a group of 13 taxi drivers turned up, but still.altogether good value and no doubt much more lively at the weekend. Reccomend for a midweek quickie, about £30 for two with drinks.

Absolutely amazing food, I was visiting from the US and stopped by this place and the staff was…read moregreat as well as the food! I highly reccommed stopping by 47 Mussel Row if you are around the area.

Famous (and delicious) crab pasties, the staff we also really nife and helpful. You can sit outside…read moreoverlooking the cove or takeaway, they also have quite a wide drink range including alcohol. Not open Tuesday or Wednesday.

Simple and straight forward fresh seafood crab,lobster and mackerel . Fresh crab pasties are very…read moregood also the mackerel ciabatta and crab sandwich are great too. It is set in a unique spot in a lovely cove and with friendly staff and it is a good eating experience!

You can't walk more than a few feet in Brighton without seeing a seafood restaurant. And in our…read morecase this was the second choice as the first restaurant we wanted was fully booked, but honestly, I don't mind and I am glad the first place was book as this restaurant was excellent. The layout is a bit dated but don't let that fool you, with a view of the beach across the street this is a lovely place to have dinner. My girlfriend and I both had grilled fish options. I went with the Salmon and she had the Sea Bass. Both were delicious, although hers was looking up at her with sad dead eyes. We also had some shrimp as an appetizer that was excellent. The only reason I'm giving them 4 stars instead of 5 is that we went in August of 2020 (the era of COVID) and the waitress and others working at the restaurant were not properly wearing masks. The waitress had one on, that she would pull down when talking to us so as to be heard better. Making the mask pointless

Well you have to say this is a bizarre little place. Its a step back in time for sure...look a the…read morephotos...but... ...the staff are great, the service is great, the food is superb and apparently the Irish coffee was also really good...don't go there for the house wine though but its OK So why go, the food yes but the prices....its absolutely amazing...2 good sized lemon sole off the bone with potatoes were the same price as I can buy just 1 in the market, but of course its cooked too. We had a little bottle of fizz each, while we were waiting, 200cl like you used to get on airplanes...drinkable, fun experience..£5 each....seriously there is nothing not to like! And nearly everyone in there was a regular or returned every year when on holiday...everyone seemed to know everyone..and you will understand why they comeback...we will Great (unusual) place, run I think by Greek Cypriots...a lot of Greek stuff on the menu too Check it out!

This is a top quality, nicely designed chip shop located centrally within Brighton's prominent Kemp…read moreTown area. This is a clean and modern take on what is a most unclean of British traditions, gone are the newspapers wrapped around soggy and cold chips, The Daily Catch brings you a good meal for a good price. I bought regular chips and battered cod, which cost me just over £4. That is pretty good, especially considering how much an alternative takeaway would cost elsewhere. The staff are also pretty friendly, which makes me a bigger fan once more.

So it's Brighton on a sunny day and I couldn't avoid the cliche of eating fish and chips on the…read morebeach. As a person who doesn't go to Brighton often I had a quick look on Yelp and zillions of fish places came up. Eventually someone in the group suggested this place as we were only looking for somewhere to take our food with us. We turned up and ordered a lot of fish. I was surprised that they actually cooked the fish that time and it wasn't already cooked and placed under heaters as in London. Eventually this resulted in crispy batter that didn't separate much from the fish and nice, flaky cod that kept its texture throughout. The squid was brilliant, I could eat a ton of that. It felt like it was deep fried in butter and it wasn't elastic or chewy at all. Chips were typical chip shop fare. Pretty good.

The best fish restaurant in the UK. Always great fresh seafood perfectly cooked. I love it !read more

Amazing place with amazing food…read more Beautiful yet simple ambiance and decor Love the burning candles on each table Service was quick and efficient Would definitely come again

This Seafood restaurant Pub is tucked away on a side street in Hove, and ticks all the boxes for…read moreme. Small plates of food, excellently executed in a casual environment, with craft beer brewed on site. Walk-in was manageable in the bar and outside seating areas, service was prompt, friendly, and efficient. This will be one of my go to venues for future trips to the Brighton and Hove area. Looking forward to my next visit.

If you want a break from the tourist traps and pretend like you're one of the locals I highly…read morerecommend! The octopus and potatoes salad was on point and the Cajun fried mussels were fun kick to the standard seafood fare. Had very pretty outside seating area, diverse delicious reasonably priced shellfish/seafood offerings all in a relaxed atmosphere with friendly staff. It might be a bit out of the way and random for the typical tourist but so worth the visit!

best meal ever had in our liferead more

very very good food and good serviceread more

What a lovely discovery during what has amounted to be one of the most unforgettable times of my…read morelife. Having just returned from a visit to family in the States, the Coronavirus lockdown had just begun as we moved down to Chichester for several months to look after my ailing father-in-law. One of the highlights during his closing months was a trip out to what he deemed as "one of the finest & chip shops he'd ever seen in years." I'm happy to say he was right. Moby's was open both before and just after the height of lockdown, maintaining the same high standards with their food and hygiene as ever. Their portions are generous and the fish is lovely. We made a few visits there as my partner's father enjoyed the outing and the staff were an absolute dream. I expressed my appreciation to them after he left us and we've made a number of visits back since. Many thanks to Moby's and the team there, who come with our hearty recommendation!

Bryce's claims to be the premier fish dining venue for fresh fish in the south. A brave claim as…read moreit's located in the heart of deepest, darkest Surrey a fair distance from the sea. I have a friend who loves seafood and so we headed off together in search of pescatorian perfection. The restaurant is located in a small Surrey village and is slightly hard to spot - we managed to drive right past it the first time through the village. It wasn't terribly busy when we dined, which enabled the staff to be nicely attentive. We dined in the restaurant though they do serve a cheaper menu in the bar. The menu is exclusively seafood, so beware if you're a carnivore of vegetarian. No such problems for me and my friend and we settled on crab risotto and langoustine bisque for starters and red mullet with ginger broth and scallops en croute for our mains. The crab risotto was nice but the dish could have done with another element, maybe some texture to break up the fact that every spoonful tasted the same. The langoustine bisque was again nice though I'm not the substitution of langoustine for the traditional bisque seafood ingredients brought any freshness to the concept of bisque The red mullet had an oriental foil to play against - this worked well for quite a strong fish to be balanced with the ginger. The scallops en croute was really not a success in my book - odd use of such a magnificent ingredient as sweet scallop. I applaud Bryce's for its ambition, bravery and skill in keeping a pure seafood restaurant going for 16 years in its little village location. However, due to price and remote location, I don't see myself rushing back to eat here anytime soon. The food was above average rather than stellar

Expensive but food was first-class. Really nice ambience and not too poncy. Specialises in fish and…read morea must for all pescatarians. Good accessibility for wheelchair users and family friendly.