Customer Reviews

  A good experience. - We booked at short notice. A welcoming and interesting venue. Service was good and the food was excellent.

  Disappointment over conflicting closing times leading to restricted meal... - Attend on Wednesday evening arriving at 8.10pm ahead of two friends from Glasgow who were keen to have a meal at Littles. Met by member of staff who failed the... read more smile or greet test and appeared unnerved at a customer arriving. Explained I wished a table for three, with the two friends arriving at 8.20pm, seated at a table but approached five minutes later by the same staff member and told if we didn't order within a few minutes then they would be closing. I expressed my surprise and pointed out the official Website for Little's states 11pm closing and I had friends who had travelled from afar, they then arrived exactly on time during this conversation and were seated with me. In view of the reluctance of staff we decided to order a main course only, forsaking a starter and dessert, to the loss of the Restaurant. The food quality cannot be faulted and was most enjoyable, however the taste in the mouth of feeling we had overstayed a private party unbeknown to Joe Public was the main flavour that lingered. I wondered who was doing who a favour, the staff or the customer? No point having 8pm closing time only on Trip Advisor but not on the main Website! Even though I mentioned this disparity at the time, I notice there has been no update to it? I was very disappointed for my friends curtailed dining experience and remain unimpressed with the lack of interest in preventing any such future incident from Little's. Confirm opening times before booking would be my advice and take a pinch of salt for good luck...

  2nd visit such a shame no where near as good as 1st one - Really gutted to have to write this review. We came to Blairgowrie during covid and found littles restaurant, we had a fantastic meal and great service. Unfortunately that could not... read more be said this time round. We took 6 of us for dinner tonight, we had already raves about our last visit here to my in-laws. Meal booked for 7pm, shown to our table and asked about drinks, all started off ok until it got to our main courses. First mistake I ordered haddock and they brought out halibut. My husband ordered skate wing and father in law ordered dover sole, waitress got these wrong and gave my husband dover sole and father in law skate wing (this became apparent half way though when my husband looked at the menu and it was dover sole that had almonds on it (thank god he’s not got a nut allergy). They did replace mine but I had to wait, we also ordered a steak that didn’t show up until after my meal had been replaced by which time most of the others had finished. My husband did tell the guy about the mix up but nothing was done.. we then found out other tables had been given a basket of bread on arrival, we did wonder why we had butter on the table and side plates. Obviously we were important enough to get bread. Not at any point did anyone ask if we had enjoyed our meals. Gutted considering our bill was over £240 (not an issue with the amount if the service had been there). It was our recommendation and we had told my in-laws how good it was but I have to say tonight they really disappointed and I’m not sure if I would recommend it return after this experience which I’m gutted about as our first visit was amazing. Six gutted customer’s

  A superb dining experience in a unique setting - I've eaten at a lot of good seafood restaurants across the world and this place is right up there. A unique setting in a converted church, the dining room is... read more huge, vaulted and comfortable. We started with deliciously fresh oysters from a local loch. Starters of crab and langoustines were perfectly balanced and tasted wonderful. Our mains of a monkfish in ham and skate wings were copious and delicate. The ridiculously indulgent corndog brownies with a cherry compote proved the real skill in the kitchen.

Literally can't fault this place. Worth travelling to if you're in the area, although make sure when booking what time the kitchen closes - as we were finishing our meal a party from Glasgow arrived to be told they had five minutes to place their order.

Thanks for a great evening's dining!

  Surprise surprise - We were staying in a nearby hotel with half board and did not try their restaurant which has a good reputation. We just went for a drink. The service was... read more extremely good and the location unusual i.e. a former church

  Saved the best till last - Went to Scotland for a week, travelling around. Had some disappointing meals - chips with everything style menus and variable service. Went to Little’s on the last night. Fantastic meal,... read more great professional staff, good value, cosy drink in the bar afterwards. Highly recommended.

  We were having a two night break in Blairgowrie and had booked for the second night of our stay. On the first day we were struggling to find anywhere for... read more a late lunch and as Littles own Facebook page states they are open 11 to 11 we ventured in. However the guy on duty rather dismissively in formed me that they were shutting till 5 pm.
I therefore booked a table at 5 pm.
On our return the young waiter led us to our table and at first told us he would have to check with the chef if food was available. It was 5.10 at this time and when I looked at my watch he quickly brought menus. We ordered starters and specials from the board. The starters although expensive were fine. The fish specials we received were poor. Especially my monkfish which was a tiny portion of over salted fish on top of a mound of bog standard mash and cabbage. My wife’s fish was nice however was also very small given the price of £28.50.
The restaurant looks great but the prices for the quality and portion size are very poor.
As we were hungry we ate our meals and didn’t complain however we quickly cancelled our reservation for the following evening.
Mistakes can happen and obviously did with the over salted monkfish however the size of the fish portions is inexcusable and is obviously a business decision.

  Lovely venue and thou a large old church, the atmosphere was vibrant and the food was top-notch with a great range of specials

  The menu online is a decent general menu catering to all tastes. However, the real magic is the multitude of exquisitely prepared specials. These folks know how to cook! We... read more chose the following starters: mussels, langostines and fish soup. The mussels were plump and tasty, the langostines sweet and cooked just right in a lovely butter sauce. They come split but you will want to use the shell cracker to dig out every succulent morsel. The fish soup was really really good, an excellent Scots version of a French classic. So good my friend said she could have eaten another bowl. The mains were all off the specials board. The prawn risotto is a perfect version, grilling the prawns added so much depth of flavor that after this any other risotto will seem pedestrian. The Megrim special was a giant slab of deliciousness - seriously succulent white fish cooked correctly. I chose the seafood fricassee which was a lovely combo of salmon, white fish in a delicate but flavourful sauce with fresh veg. A delightful bowl of straw chips was shared by all of us to our delight. We watched a stream of delightful desserts be delivered to other tables but in the end only the youngest amongst us had the room left to indulge in a most beautiful slice of frangipani. They advised it was most excellent but didn’t share one little bite. We had good coffee and espresso which came with a proper square of delightful fudge. The restaurant itself is gorgeous, a wonderfully renovated church. Highly recommended. I live on an island and am used to fresh fish and I say go. There are options for non seafood eaters as well but the preparations here are so excellently executed that it would’ve a shame not to experience the cleverness of Mr Littles’ kitchen.

  Memorable and Talented Kitchen, Lovely and Polite Wait Staff serving the Most Scrumptious Food in a Unique Setting. - The menu online is a decent general menu catering to all tastes. However, the real magic is the multitude of exquisitely prepared specials. These folks know how to cook! We... read more chose the following starters: mussels, langostines and fish soup. The mussels were plump and tasty, the langostines sweet and cooked just right in a lovely butter sauce. They come split but you will want to use the shell cracker to dig out every succulent morsel. The fish soup was really really good, an excellent Scots version of a French classic. So good my friend said she could have eaten another bowl. The mains were all off the specials board. The prawn risotto is a perfect version, grilling the prawns added so much depth of flavor that after this any other risotto will seem pedestrian. The Megrim special was a giant slab of deliciousness - seriously succulent white fish cooked correctly. I chose the seafood fricassee which was a lovely combo of salmon, white fish in a delicate but flavourful sauce with fresh veg. A delightful bowl of straw chips was shared by all of us to our delight. We watched a stream of delightful desserts be delivered to other tables but in the end only the youngest amongst us had the room left to indulge in a most beautiful slice of frangipani. They advised it was most excellent but didn’t share one little bite. We had good coffee and espresso which came with a proper square of delightful fudge. The restaurant itself is gorgeous, a wonderfully renovated church. Highly recommended. I live on an island and am used to fresh fish and I say go. There are options for non seafood eaters as well but the preparations here are so excellently executed that it would’ve a shame not to experience the cleverness of Mr Littles’ kitchen.

  Fabulous food and even better service. The staff were so helpful if they had bent any further backwards for us they would have ended up lying on the floor!
... read more /> Great food with fantastic service makes this a perfect venue - OK we are a bit late season but we were so well looked afterwe booked another night!

Thank you Little’s - a perfect evening!

  Housed in an old Methodist Church, Little’s Fish Restaurant has atmosphere in bounds. The food served is mainly fish with some meat dishes.
The food was well presented and very... read more tasty but portions could have been a bit larger hence my rating of 4 not 5.

  My partner and I celebrated her birthday in this lovely place. Everything was perfect, service very attentive and polite, food cooked and served perfectly, decoration very original and unique, the... read more restaurant is placed in an old church.
Honestly my partner and I agreed, last night dinner was one of the best we had in a long while.
Thank you.

  Upon the recommendation of our B&B host, we wandered down to Little’s restaurant for dinner, and were well rewarded with a lovely meal in unique surroundings (old church, giant teddy... read more bear in a rocking chair) served by delightful people; the seafood was spectacular.

  Four of us dined here on Thursday 18/8 /2022. Blown away by the outside and inside, really stunning and unusual. All the staff were super friendly and welcoming and very... read more attentive. Service and food perfect. There was a pianist playing which just added to the lovely atmosphere. Would return in a heartbeat. The owner Willy Little came over and chatted to us which made it extra special ! Many thanks to the entire team, a really special place in our opinion

  A fantastic menu with great choices for sea food lovers but with enough se;lection for those who wanted something else. The specials board was enormous too. Service as friendly and... read more attentive and despite the restaurant being busy, we didnt have to wait too long for drinks or food orders to arrive. Would thoroughly recommend Little's to anyone in the area.

  A table for 10.
Excellent fresh fish. Engaging service, great communication. A fabulous evening and will be back.

  Food was fantastic but service a little slow but staff were very friendly. We enjoyed the food so much we booked to go the following evening , enjoying the food... read more even more

  A solid meal at Little's this weekend as we finished our Scottish vacation. We arrived 30 minutes early for a 8:30 p.m. dinner reservation (their only available earlier that day)... read more and were immediately seated with many open tables. Service was friendly if a bit sporadic, especially given the lighter crowd in the bar area where we sat. Fried squid (calamari) was "best we've ever had" per our two, well-traveled teenage boys, the complimentary bread was really fresh, and the overall food quality was high. Portions on the entree specials were a bit small, perhaps owing to the high cost of fresh seafood...my $21GBP "fricasse of seafood with scallop" had just one medium sized prawn and one open shell scallop so I ended up having to order several more tapas. Overall a solid choice.

  Little's church for sale - is this the end? Asking price £600,000.00 - raising capital? Will the restaurant carry on ?

  Arrived to an almost empty restaurant with our 17 month old Granddaughter for lunch only to be met by a waiter and waitress who did not seem to want our... read more custom. We were shown to a table by the waiter in the furthest away corner of the large room and when asked for a child`s menu were told that "we don`t do child menus, but you could have tapas".
We ordered some drinks and looked over the menu but started to get an uneasy feeling when our drinks arrived as the waitress was quite rude, when she finally returned to take an order we had decided by that time to just pay for the drinks and leave. When we told her this she just said okay and walked away, no effort what so ever was made to ask why.
The bill for the drinks was not forthcoming so we got up and went to the door to pay only for the waiter to ask if everything was okay and when I asked him for the bill he then handed it to me !
With an attitude like this they do not deserve our custom and in this current climate can they afford to turn away business.

  Visited while on short break and only booked that morning. Varied menu with a specials board. Friendly and attentive staff. Nothing too fancy (IMO fish is best served simply) but... read more very well presented and prepared using good quality ingredients. Wine list is not long but varied and at reasonable prices.

While prices are slightly higher than most restaurants in the area - it is well worth paying these prices for the quality and the environment and less than some city restaurants of lesser quality.

Highly recommended.

  Specialist seafood of a high calibre. Locally sourced, fresh and elegantly prepared.
Wide selection of alcohol from en suite bar area

  We visited as an adult family party of five, the menu was comprehensive including an extensive specials board and we all chose different items. All were prepared and presented to... read more a high standard. I chose sole with mango chutney and banana mainly because I'd never seen it on a menu and the combination was brilliant! Desserts lived up to the standard of mains and my poached rhubarb with orange curd and vanilla yogurt was divine.

For the standard of food prices were exceptionally reasonable and the ambiance in the old church is tremendous. Completely recommend and as a local will be returning. Thank you Willie and team!

  Just WOW.

Stunning venue with equally stunning food,drinks and service.

Absolute GEM of a place.

Staff very knowledgeable and attentive and the choice of dishes outstanding.
... read more /> Very reasonably priced for the quality and the homemade freshness of everything from the breads through to the desserts are visible at every turn.

Great experience not to be missed.

Will definitely be back.

  The restaurant was airy, well-spaced and felt safe in these post-Covid times. The staff were attentive and welcoming, efficient and friendly and extremely helpful,
The food was delicious: well... read more presented and extremely tasty. The portions were just right -not sparse but not over-facing.
All served efficiently and politely.
Would definitely recommend!

  We had a beautiful meal in Little's, service was super and the menu was amazing. Although classed as a seafood restaurant, there was plenty of choice. Great food, great setting... read more and would recommend.

  This is our second visit to Blairgowrie and out 3rd visit to Littles. If you enjoy fish the is THE place. We started with the squidd rings and olives appetiser,... read more then He had whitebait -loads of them and delicious - I chose 2 cod dishes from the tapas menu which were superb, light and crisp and very good indeed, we both had turbot to follow - served on a bed of parsnip puree it was a match made in heaven, also served with leeks and a confit potato. We were quite wicked and He had a pudding and i had the cheeseboard, he wouldn't let me taste his pudding and I can't remember what it was but the cheeses were an excellent selection with home made oatcakes and chutney plus some apple slices and grapes. I had a very tasty Pinot Grigio, and He [the driver] had a couple of alcohol free beers. The whole meal was beautifully cooked, the service was excellent, and I have no doubt that we'll be back on our next visit to Blairgowrie.

  Creative, subtle, perfectly cooked and exquisitely presented fish and seafood meal plus the best dessert in Scotland : warm chocolate brownie with salted caramel sauce and vanilla icecream.
... read more /> Very attentive and helpful service in a tastefully converted church.

  Initially very surprised on entering the restaurant as the lights were so bright that it ruined any chance of a lovely atmosphere in what is a beautiful building.
After... read more being seated we waited for almost 20 minutes before the waiter came to take our drinks order. I told him we were ready to order food and he said he would have to go and check with the chef. I’m not sure what he had to check or why he had to check before we ordered as it was very quiet.
He disappeared and a waitress turned up shortly afterwards and took our order.
Our starters appeared promptly. My squid was covered in what can only be described as flour and water paste that was fried. It was very bland. My girlfriend had the scallops which were good.
The mains were not great. My crispy halibut was tiny and the chips were truly terrible. Think soggy palid school dinner chips. The side dish of chard was lovely but overall the meal was poor.
My girlfriend’s cod curry with rice looked like a plate of dog sick and had a massive bone in it which was unexpected and she wouldn’t have chosen it if she had known it was served like this. I ended up swapping with her. It tasted ok but looked grim.
The service was terrible with the exception of the guy that brought the drinks who was very efficient. But he wasn’t taking the drink orders so we were sat drinking water for half the time.
It’s such a shame because it could be really good. Sort out the lighting. Lose the awful pink walls and develop some cohesion with the waiting staff. They were all friendly but not very good at selling food and drinks.
On the plus side the fish was all fresh and it’s very reasonably priced.

  Great restaurant in converted church. Great menu . Mainly fish but steak or schnitzel on menu. Lovely staff.
Nice atmosphere with a fire in the bar where we ate.

  We hadn't read any reviews or had any recommendations for this restaurant. We picked it because it was close to where we were staying. So glad we did. The service... read more was friendly and efficient. We took our time and asked that there would be a good period of time between courses. This request was fully met. We had a selection of Tapas dishes before we ordered the starter. They were amazing; as was the rest of the meal. We will be back.

  After reading other reviews and realising this is the only restaurant in Blairgowrie we were looking forward to our visit. The exterior is fantastic and what a venue for a... read more restaurant. However the interior is very disappointing firstly the lighting is glaring and way too bright and does nothing to encourage an intimate evening! The colour of the walls is also baby pink a very strange choice and really does not work. We were told only limited items available on the blackboard, starter of crab rarebit was good. However the fish and chips which one would hope would almost be a signature dish of a reputable fish restaurant was very disappointing the haddock was OK but it was overcooked and the chips were of the bought in catering type and were pale and soggy. Why not do proper twice cooked chips! Very limited dessert choice including a rather strange deep fried brownie. Overall very disappointing.

  Dec 2 2021. Enjoyed the lofty elegance of the old church, which is warm, bright, tasteful and welcoming. Service was professional, communicative and courteous. Deep fried squid rings starter was... read more perfectly cooked to the nearest second; faultless. Monkfish and prawn skewers had been precisely prepared...by someone who clearly knows the perils of careless monkfish preparation. The menu was varied and inviting; stomachs are not big enough to try all we would have liked. Wine prices reasonable and modest, with no greedy mark-ups. Easy parking, town centre. Will we be going again? Definitely. More

  Little's restaurant is a diamond in the rough. We went here for dinner as it was across the river from where we were staying. We had langoustines for... read more starter, fish and chips for the main (my partner had filet of cod and daughter, a pizza)....All were amazing and the expertise with fish dishes definitely comes through. I had the Chocolate brownie corn-dog with vanilla ice-cream and local strawberries for dessert - this was beyond amazing, absolutely incredible and I would thoroughly recommend trying it when you go. The restaurant is based in an old church and this adds to the atmosphere. It was busy when we went yet the staff were attentive and friendly. This restaurant is well work a visit if you are in the neighbourhood. More

  I haven’t hosted a review for a long time, so this will be the first of a number from recent trips north. Littles proved to be a highlight of the... read more most recent trip - good food, friendly service, lovely building, well priced.

  Such a wonderful menu and everything cooked to order so can be adjusted to taste or dietary needs. Thanks for an excellent meal. Good atmosphere and excellent service.

  Heard great reviews about this place and came all the way from Broughty Ferry to visit on Friday 8th October 2021. We ordered our food and drinks. Drinks took ages... read more to come as they were changing the barrel which we were advise of just as the drinks were arriving at our table. The food then arrived which I was just breaded haddock, chips, mushy peas & tartare sauce. We found every part of it very bland. The chips looked like the left overs from a bag of frozen chips. Worst was the waitress, Helen, no welcome smile or interaction with the customers. We declined the offer of a sweet and without having to ask for the bill Helen duly arrived with card payment machine in hand and said "whilst i'm here I will just take payment now" Totally shocked as we were still drinking our drinks and were going to stay for another but that option had been taken away from us. Very rude lady.

  Rainy weather forced us to find somewhere quickly for lunch. Wow we certainly found a little gem. So many unusual things on the menu. Plumped fir the baked crab with... read more rarebit crust and the cured mackerel. Both superb quality, tasty and different. The chips were amazing too. Great value, excellent staff. We will be booking again next time we are in the area

  Went to Little's with two friends here on holiday, the food and service was excellent, fish was cooked and on par with anything I have eaten in Norway, and the... read more Halibut was outstanding as was the cod and risotto.

  During a short break in Blairgowrie we ended up coming to this lovely restaurant on both nights. The choices on the menu were varied and the specials were excellent and... read more offered a range of dishes at different prices. The wine list also offered good choices. The emphasis was on seafood but for those who wanted something else there were very tasty pizzas. We would recommend without hesitation as it catered for those who wanted to have a ‘treat’ meal out and those who just wanted a tasty, good value one with no pretension, unnecessary’frills’. Hope to come again and will recommend to friends too.

  We've been coming to Blairgowrie for a couple of weeks every year now for over 30 years and have been lucky to enjoy so many wonderful evenings at Little's... originally... read more in their restaurant in the square and for the past few year in the spectacular church conversion imaginatively and skillfully created by chef proprietor Willy Little who's undoubted skills sourcing and cooking the freshest fish are quite simply second to none... if available try the fresh whole lobster... it's amazing!

A review of Little's wouldn't be complete without mentioning Helen who's warm hospitality running the restaurant and always making us feel so very welcome over the years has been the icing on the cake for what have surely been many special times to remember...

Head to Little's soon... you surely won't be disappointed!

  We had such a good evening with delicious, beautifully presented food served by charming staff. The very high vaulted ceiling of this former church provides an interesting and safe feeling... read more space. Very fair prices with mains ranging £14-£30.

  Popped in here beautiful surroundings. Food excellent and plentiful. You get what you pay for. Would highly recommend

  We were here by mistake! What a mistake!! I had the langoustine - superb! My husband had the mussels - delicious! I have eaten shellfish in many places - wonderful... read more produce, needs excellent chefs - this was an excellent chef.

  Travelling for a couple of weeks we found most restaurants under frequented post Covid lockdown except for outside tables. This was the first where nearly all tables indoors were booked... read more and busy, which reflects the good menu and good breadth of food. Focused mainly on seafood and fish, we had a hard time choosing what to try as so many mouth-watering options. Scallops, langoustine, fish all done to a tee. We cleared our plates. Highly recommend.

  We were staying in Blairgowrie whilst walking the Cateran Trail and dined here one night of our stay. It was truly phenomenal. The setting on the side of the river... read more could not be better. There are other things on the menu but fish is the point of the place and the selection was huge and varied and everything was very fresh indeed. My husband had scallops with haggis to start whilst I had gratin of crab. Both completely glorious, as were our mains, dublin bay prawns and squid. Really cannot recommend this place highly enough, the food, setting and service were amongst the best we have ever encountered.

  This is a top quality restaurant specialising in fish but with meat and veggie options. It's located in an old church which adds to the atmosphere. Our meals were perfectly... read more cooked and tasty and service was spot on.

Unsurprisingly you need to book to ensure a table.

  We are here on the basis of previous reviews and we’re not disappointed. The standard menu was inviting but the specials board was superb. I had 4 large langoustine as... read more a starter and was provided with all the tools needed to get maximum meat from the shellfish. My husband had crab with a rarebit topping and was equally delicious. Our main courses, monkfish with shellfish broth and halibut with mash were excellent. The shellfish broth had lobster, crayfish, mussels, cockles and winkles along with potato rosti and vegetables and unlike many fine dining establishments had enough of each to appreciate.
This is an excellent restaurant and I would highly recommend to anyone around Blairgowrie.

  Popped in by chance and managed to get a table(restaurant was busy).
Glad we did as the food was excellent and they had such an extensive menu.
I... read more would highly recommend this place for dinner and the staff could not have been nicer.

Well done littles

Gavin & Avril sinclair

  Service and staff were great, knowledgeable about the dishes, lots to choose from. We even tried our first oysters as you can buy then singularly. If you like fish/seafood this... read more is the place to go.

  Stopped off on a long bike ride to refuel. Popped my head in the door of this beautiful old church setting thinking I’m out of place here. But no, they... read more catered for me and they certainly didn’t disappoint. Without doubt I was served with the best scones I’ve ever tasted, absolutely fantastic. They service was first class and very friendly. Next visit I’ll dress more appropriately and treat my wife to what I’m sure would be a stunning meal.

  Really loved the venue and the food. The older lady who served us was definitely not friendly and welcoming. Maybe she was not feeling well that night. During daylight it... read more was lovely to see the stained glass but once it went dark the lighting inside is very bright. Great food and unusual setting.

  Three of us ate here for the first time last night (we don't live in the area but were staying over in Blairgowrie). We were looking forward to it after... read more watching the you-tube video of the renovation of the building, but even with high expectations we were all impressed. We had a three-course meal, all eating something different, and every dish was excellently presented, superb quality fish, perfectly cooked vegetables. I am only sorry I did not choose the fish of the day, which was the less-common Megrim Sole, but then I wouldn't have had the best monkfish I have ever tasted. It doesn't stop at the fish - even the dessert specials were delicious, and I think it was also the best pecan pie I ever had! The delicious food was complemented by a charming interior of the former church and the service was also a delight - and we had 4 different waiters/waitresses each of whom were attentive, professional and friendly. What more can I say? If I lived in the area I could have been tempted to underscore the restaurant and avoid it becoming too popular to get a table easily. But as I don't, I am happy to share our discovery. This restaurant is a must-try place and I will certainly be back even if I have to find an excuse to be in the area.

  Visited here with family. Realised Tonic was over 6 months out of date and local bottled lager 2 months out of date. Yes they are best before, but on making... read more staff aware they were pretty dismissive and really couldn't care less. Yes we have all been on lockdown but at least if you charge full price for products ensure they are in date. Shocking response from staff.

  Nice large converted Church. Specialises in Fish and has a wide range. We just had fish & chips which were nice. Service was attentive, we ate early, restaurant was getting... read more busy by the time we left, clearly popular. First time I have loved Calamari - hubby orders it every opportunity we eat out, and I always have a wee taste. This is the first time I thought it was lovely and would order again. Toilets were so clean and fresh.

  Restaurant is spacious and airy and the illuminated stained glass windows were quite a feature.
Food and service was first class, staff were all very friendly. The menu is mainly... read more fish and seafood but pizza and steaks were also available.
Will definitely return,

  Another exceptional dinner with our friends. Also nice to see that it was busy although this did not compromise the service.
Hand caught scallops and black pudding a delight ,... read more as were the starter mussels.

  Horrendous! Food below par. Overcooked lobster and mackerel full of bones.

When we queried the lobster dish, the chef promptly arrived at our table; was rude, patronising and... read more stuck his hands in my friend’s plate and proceeded to dismantle his lobster in front of him and the whole restaurant in an attempt to show him where the meat was. When challenged as to the Covid risks associated with his actions he nonchalantly said he had prepared the food - It was deliberate and demeaning. He then acknowledged that we were not provided with a lobster hook.

When I challenged one item on the bill - a Mackrell starter which was full of bones - he falsely accused me of refusing to pay the whole bill and when corrected tried to appease us by offering free drinks which we refused. The staff were exemplary and were profusely apologetic on his behalf. It’s such a pity the chef felt the need to treat us so abysmally! We have never had an experience where the chef shamed customers in this way.
Needless to say, we will not be returning and would not recommend.

  This is a lovely restaurant in a converted church which has retained many of the features. The food is superb and the choice of fish dishes is amazing. We had... read more crab starters, skate and catfish for mains and I had a dessert. Each course was delicious. I would highly recommend this restaurant, you certainly will not be disappointed. The staff were exceptional. Great place.