Great food, great service, great atmosphere. Highly recommended.
Quayside Restaurant – Brixham
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Great food, great service, great atmosphere. Highly recommended.
Quayside Restaurant – BrixhamCrab & Prawn tian very poor. Greyish crab, full of crab inner white shell fragments. Crunchy crab no good! Change supplier or crab picker ;-) Main course lamb rump very good. First choice desert not available although it is on a standard menu, not as a ‘special’. Ambience and service good though.
Quayside Restaurant – BrixhamExcellent service the staff were very polite and professional The restaurant was safe and the food was excellent. Thank you for a great evening.
Quayside Restaurant – BrixhamVisited this lovely little restaurant with beautiful views over the harbour 8/9/20. Well organised with temperatures taken on arrival, perspex screen between tables. Very pleasant, friendly staff & a wonderful menu. I had the bream & my partner had the duck. Both beautifully presented & tasted amazing. We also had deserts which again were superb. Would definitely recommend a visit.
Quayside Restaurant – BrixhamExcellent safe friendly enviroment
Quayside Restaurant – BrixhamRestaurant comfortable, great menu Lovely food Fabulous staff and service
Quayside Restaurant – BrixhamWe had a really lovely night at The Quayside. The food was great and the service was superb. Earl and Jacqui really looked after us. They were warm, friendly and attentive. They are a credit to the restaurant. Thank you for a fab evening.
Quayside Restaurant – BrixhamWe book a meal for 3 for my birthday and was a fantastic night, the food was fresh and delicious cooked to perfection. The staff was very friendly and had a little chuckle with them Will definitely be going again.
Quayside Restaurant – BrixhamAfter reading good reviews, we were really looking forward to eating here. Really disappointing. The prawns in the prawn cocktail were watery with no taste, the fish and chips were bland and the bread was dry. Found the restaurant to be very dated with a menu to match.
Quayside Restaurant – BrixhamThis was first meal out since the lockdown, the hotel felt very safe with lots of reasurring systems in place. We were a party of 4 and all of us were very happy with our main courses, fish and duck all well presented and tasted delicious. The desert was mixed bag. the sticky toffee pudding was good but the cheese and biscuits were terrible. We did ask where the cheese was from and were told it was from a cow! Should have avoided the cheese platter option at that point. The biscuits came in a cereal bowl with butter wrapped in foil and the cheese probably came from the local supermarket which was a pretty bad given there are some great local producers. This is a real shame as it would have made a good meal a great meal. Brixham has the feel of an up and coming place so the hotel may need to up it's game slightly to remain competitive
Quayside Restaurant – BrixhamMyself and my husband went for a meal out to celebrate our belated anniversary. We don't get out very often as we have an autistic child so this quality time together was very special to us. We had a lovely view right by the window overlooking the harbour. Excellent service very efficient and beautifully cooked superb quality food . Didn't have to wait long in-between courses. Definitely recommend 100 percent. Absolutely beautiful xx
Quayside Restaurant – BrixhamMenu downsized to cope with current situation, but plenty of choices. starters and main courses were all of good quality. We went for a starter each and six Tapas dishes. Only dish I thought a little pricey was the ham and cheese croquettes one more at least would look a lot better for the money. Food piping hot , no real wait times, staff very friendly and efficient. First time visit and will be going back. Be aware of the stairs if elderly or infirm.
Maritimo Wine & Tapas – PlymouthWe had high hopes but the food and ambience at Maritimo did not come up to scratch and we left feeling a bit disappointed. The decor needs a full upgrade ( couldn’t this have been done during lockdown?), the tables at the back of the room should be realigned so that you can see the view and the double glazing needs fixing so that it is not full of condensation. The food was ok, but nowhere near the delicious fare that we have had at other tapas restaurants. Just not authentic.
Maritimo Wine & Tapas – PlymouthManaged to get a booking here 5 days in advance at a slightly later time than we'd normally go for, but considering we turned up half hour early, they were still able to seat us. The slightly limited menu had enough variety to warrant a second return at least, indeed the overall food quality was good with highlights being the chorizo and garlic cheese bread. If you can get a terrace table (£5 deposit required on booking I believe) it has a gorgeous view overlooking the bay beneath the how. We had a window seat, which considering the rain was a pleasurable alternative. Parasols were being put up as the rain fell for the outside punters. We will be returning with family in tow soon, already booked. Looking forward to it already! Location is the highlight, food very good also.
Maritimo Wine & Tapas – PlymouthHad a great evening here with great food and friendly staff felt very safe as Covid restrictions adhered to in full. Only downfall is the lack of air con in restaurant it was unbearably hot and not even a window open or a ceiling fan felt so sorry for the staff who were dripping as they were so hot especially having to wear masks and visors!!!! Definitely need to consider air con in restaurant!!!!
Quayside Restaurant – BrixhamLovely meal , good covid measures in place and friendly staff. Would recommend
Quayside Restaurant – BrixhamWe had dinner there for the second time. Just as good as the first. Lovely fresh, tasty food. Drinks gorgeous too. It’s nice to pop through to the Ernie Lister Bar next door too after dinner which is part of the hotel. Service great. Thank you.
Quayside Restaurant – BrixhamWe booked for the first time for a birthday celebration, forgetting that the government scheme for eating out was in its first week. We booked for 19.45 and after being sat promptly we were told there were few items out of stock due to the influx of guests that day. These items were quite prominent dishes for a tapas meal but however understood and are flexible. When ordering drinks there was only one spirit avaiable which was not suitable and again choices limited. The food we pretty much ordered atleast 1 of everything that was still available trying to work around the table of 5. We were told there would be a delay on the food coming out, now being in the industry in a previous life, again we were fine to go with the spanish mañana vibe for our service but a complimentary bread basket or olives to keep us company would have gone a long way to tame 5 very hangry people, as the food all came at 21.50. Chorizo, prawns and Hake were of quality as well as the potato products and sauces, which shows me that what we had was not the norm. The "Vegetable paella" was just golden rice which for the price was a bit tongue in cheek, but after mentioning this to the lovely but exhausted waitress she said that they had taken this off the bill, which was very courteous as all we had said is that id they cannot offer their usual standard they are better to remove this. Also the Calamari was over cooked/looked like it may have been the end of the bag due to the look. The waitresses we had mentioned they were inexperienced in what their role but were fantastic and a credit and will be flying high and taking in their stride soon I am sure. If we plan to come again we would try the afternoon hopefully to sample the full menu and more of a spanish chilled vibe which i could see that they normally would hopefully provide.
Maritimo Wine & Tapas – PlymouthLunch Menu: 3 courses, £32; 4 courses, £40. Served Thursday and Saturday, 12pm-2.30pm.
Lunch Menu: 2 courses, £17.95; 3 courses, £19.95. Available Wed-Sun, 12pm-1.45pm.
Roasted topside of beef, Slow-cooked belly pork or Homemade nut roast served with all the trimmings, £13.95.
Sunday Menu: 2 courses, £31; 3 courses, £39.50.