We stayed in the Rick Stein Cafe - the Thrift room which was lovely and good value for money. Small, but cosy with Molton Brown toiletries and an LCD screen all you could want for a short stay. The breakfast was included and very nice with good healthy choices on the menu.
In fact we wished we had ate there instead of the Seafood Restaurant! All I can say it was overpriced and I don't mind paying those prices if its worth it... but it didn't give me the WOW factor... It was OK...not really much view of the sea or harbour and I had the lobster thermidor which was nice but I get the feeling you could have had that up the road for £10 less and got HOT vegatables with it! The service was poor and full of students that didn't know anything about the brandy or wine and weren't very enthusiastic about the menu!
The Fish and Chips on the other hand were divine! It seems that on the good old fashioned things the Stein experience is worth it but for the price you pay for the restaurant I would definitely recommend that you go else where. If you do go then go for the tasting menu at least you get to try more ... but at £65 per person its up to you if you want to chance it!






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