Bay View House
Sightseeing
3 miles: Blue Flag winning Weymouth Beach is consistently recognised as one of the top ten beach destinations in Europe and it's easy to see why. So why not grab your towel, a good book and head to Weymouth.
With beautiful golden sands sprinkled with deckchairs, safe shallow waters, an action packed events programme and pretty harbourside, you certainly won’t be disappointed.
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Esplanade3 miles: Blue Flag winning Weymouth Beach is consistently recognised as one of the top ten beach destinations in Europe and it's easy to see why. So why not grab your towel, a good book and head to Weymouth.
With beautiful golden sands sprinkled with deckchairs, safe shallow waters, an action packed events programme and pretty harbourside, you certainly won’t be disappointed.
Beautiful, bustling harbour at the centre of the seaside town of Weymouth. Always something to see and plenty of opportunities to sit and watch the world go by. 17th Century waterfront. Good choice of pubs, cafes and restaurants.
Weymouth Harbour韋茅斯英國
Beautiful, bustling harbour at the centre of the seaside town of Weymouth. Always something to see and plenty of opportunities to sit and watch the world go by. 17th Century waterfront. Good choice of pubs, cafes and restaurants.
3 miles: Nothe Fort is Weymouth's number one heritage attraction. Located at the entrance to Weymouth Harbour, the Fort offers excellent 360 degree views across Dorset's Jurassic Coast.
Discover the maze of underground passages, a museum of the Fort's history, parade ground, impressive guns positioned high on the ramparts, and fun trails to keep the children busy.
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Barrack Road3 miles: Nothe Fort is Weymouth's number one heritage attraction. Located at the entrance to Weymouth Harbour, the Fort offers excellent 360 degree views across Dorset's Jurassic Coast.
Discover the maze of underground passages, a museum of the Fort's history, parade ground, impressive guns positioned high on the ramparts, and fun trails to keep the children busy.
4 miles: Portland Bill is located at the southernmost tip of the Isle of Portland. It is perhaps best known for its lighthouse, which is painted in distinctive red and white colours. The lighthouse is open to visitors and it is possible to climb the steep steps during a guided tour. From the top you can enjoy impressive views across the english channel and watch yachts and fishing boats navigate a dangerous stretch of water, known as the Portland Race. There are a number of excellent walks from Portland Bill, which vary in length and difficulty. If you’re feeling energetic you can follow the circular cliff path and circumnavigate the whole island. For a more gentle stroll you can walk to Pulpit rock, a stunning rock formation perched high above the sea. Alternatively, you can head out past the beach huts to the historic cranes, which continue to be used to launch small crab and lobster boats from the cranes.
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Old Coastguard Cottages4 miles: Portland Bill is located at the southernmost tip of the Isle of Portland. It is perhaps best known for its lighthouse, which is painted in distinctive red and white colours. The lighthouse is open to visitors and it is possible to climb the steep steps during a guided tour. From the top you can enjoy impressive views across the english channel and watch yachts and fishing boats navigate a dangerous stretch of water, known as the Portland Race. There are a number of excellent walks from Portland Bill, which vary in length and difficulty. If you’re feeling energetic you can follow the circular cliff path and circumnavigate the whole island. For a more gentle stroll you can walk to Pulpit rock, a stunning rock formation perched high above the sea. Alternatively, you can head out past the beach huts to the historic cranes, which continue to be used to launch small crab and lobster boats from the cranes.
14 miles: Developed on land owned by the Duchy of Cornwall, Poundbury was the brainchild of the Prince of Wales to build an urban extension to the historic county town of Dorchester.
With plans drawn up more than 25 years ago by the Prince of Wales and his team of architects, the project was set to design a development uniquely styled with an ethical blue print to provide a settlement with a distinctive character all of its own.
Although very new as an emerging project, Poundbury has a rich history. Close by you will find Poundbury Hill Fort which dates back to the Middle Bronze Age. The hill fort's outer defences were damaged by the construction of a 12 mile long Roman aqueduct, which supplied fresh water daily to the major town of Durnovaria (Dorchester) from nearby Notton. The western and southern sides of the hill fort were later adapted during the Second World War to provide defence against tanks.
With two thirds of the project now complete, Poundbury is now home to a school, a chocolate factory, a plethora of unique and independent shops and a number of fine eating establishments; not forgetting the more than two and a half thousand people that now call it home. With building work ongoing, once finished, it’s thought that the completed Poundbury will see Dorchester’ population increase by as much as 25%.
Queen Mother Square provides the central hub and the heartbeat of Poundbury. Opened by The Queen in October 2016 with the unveiling of the Philip Jackson bronze statue of the Queen Mother, it provides the focal point for the square. The Square offers a generous open air space used for many events and food fairs for locals and visitors to enjoy during the year.
Set on the Square is the Duchess of Cornwall pub which is part of the local and very successful Hall & Woodhouse Brewery based in Blandford. With the option for having a relaxing bite to eat or a drink in the sunshine, it provides a wonderful location to sit and watch the world go by.
With so much to see and with new additions being added all of the time, Poundbury provides a wonderful location for a leisurely stroll and an afternoon of exploring.
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Poundbury
14 miles: Developed on land owned by the Duchy of Cornwall, Poundbury was the brainchild of the Prince of Wales to build an urban extension to the historic county town of Dorchester.
With plans drawn up more than 25 years ago by the Prince of Wales and his team of architects, the project was set to design a development uniquely styled with an ethical blue print to provide a settlement with a distinctive character all of its own.
Although very new as an emerging project, Poundbury has a rich history. Close by you will find Poundbury Hill Fort which dates back to the Middle Bronze Age. The hill fort's outer defences were damaged by the construction of a 12 mile long Roman aqueduct, which supplied fresh water daily to the major town of Durnovaria (Dorchester) from nearby Notton. The western and southern sides of the hill fort were later adapted during the Second World War to provide defence against tanks.
With two thirds of the project now complete, Poundbury is now home to a school, a chocolate factory, a plethora of unique and independent shops and a number of fine eating establishments; not forgetting the more than two and a half thousand people that now call it home. With building work ongoing, once finished, it’s thought that the completed Poundbury will see Dorchester’ population increase by as much as 25%.
Queen Mother Square provides the central hub and the heartbeat of Poundbury. Opened by The Queen in October 2016 with the unveiling of the Philip Jackson bronze statue of the Queen Mother, it provides the focal point for the square. The Square offers a generous open air space used for many events and food fairs for locals and visitors to enjoy during the year.
Set on the Square is the Duchess of Cornwall pub which is part of the local and very successful Hall & Woodhouse Brewery based in Blandford. With the option for having a relaxing bite to eat or a drink in the sunshine, it provides a wonderful location to sit and watch the world go by.
With so much to see and with new additions being added all of the time, Poundbury provides a wonderful location for a leisurely stroll and an afternoon of exploring.
20 miles: West Bay - a charming fishing village located on one of the most dramatic stretches of the Jurassic Coast.
West Bay has enjoyed a surge in popularity in recent years while playing host to ITV’s smash hit Drama Broadchurch starring David Tennant and Olivia Colman. It’s not hard to see why the location was chosen. West Bay offers some stunning landscapes to explore with breathtaking views from its cliff tops that surround the village.
With delightful beaches and a wonderful selection of places to eat that surround the harbour, West Bay is favourite destination for holidaymakers and day trippers a like.
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West Bay
20 miles: West Bay - a charming fishing village located on one of the most dramatic stretches of the Jurassic Coast.
West Bay has enjoyed a surge in popularity in recent years while playing host to ITV’s smash hit Drama Broadchurch starring David Tennant and Olivia Colman. It’s not hard to see why the location was chosen. West Bay offers some stunning landscapes to explore with breathtaking views from its cliff tops that surround the village.
With delightful beaches and a wonderful selection of places to eat that surround the harbour, West Bay is favourite destination for holidaymakers and day trippers a like.
20 miles: The pebble beach and blue waters of Lulworth Cove make it an extremely popular destination.
The Cove and surrounding coastline are part of the world famous Jurassic Coast - a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Low tide reveals wonderful rock pools teeming with sea creatures – great for exploring with children.
The Cove and surrounding countryside are hugely popular with walkers. You can walk to the cove along the South West Coast Path national trail.
The Cove offers a variety of places to eat and there is a large car park (fee payable). Make sure you visit the Visitor Centre next to the car park for all kinds of information about the area and the Jurassic Coast. There are toilets and baby changing facilities at the Visitor Centre. There are also toilets (with accessible facilities) on the road leading from the Visitor Centre to the Cove.
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20 miles: The pebble beach and blue waters of Lulworth Cove make it an extremely popular destination.
The Cove and surrounding coastline are part of the world famous Jurassic Coast - a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Low tide reveals wonderful rock pools teeming with sea creatures – great for exploring with children.
The Cove and surrounding countryside are hugely popular with walkers. You can walk to the cove along the South West Coast Path national trail.
The Cove offers a variety of places to eat and there is a large car park (fee payable). Make sure you visit the Visitor Centre next to the car park for all kinds of information about the area and the Jurassic Coast. There are toilets and baby changing facilities at the Visitor Centre. There are also toilets (with accessible facilities) on the road leading from the Visitor Centre to the Cove.
13 miles: Spend a day on this quiet stretch of the West Dorset coast where you can take a walk across the cliff tops above Ringstead, bring a kite, or pack a picnic and follow one of the steep ancient tracks down to the shingle beach. The water is incredibly clear and safe for bathing.
Part of the Jurassic coastline, on a fine day there are great views across Weymouth Bay to Portland.
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Ringstead Bay
13 miles: Spend a day on this quiet stretch of the West Dorset coast where you can take a walk across the cliff tops above Ringstead, bring a kite, or pack a picnic and follow one of the steep ancient tracks down to the shingle beach. The water is incredibly clear and safe for bathing.
Part of the Jurassic coastline, on a fine day there are great views across Weymouth Bay to Portland.
13 miles: Probably one of the best gardens of its type in the world. Winner of silver medal at Chelsea and silver gilt at Hampton Court Show. Magnificent Victorian walled garden set in 20 acres of woodland valley. The unique micro climate enables rare and exotic species from all over the world to thrive here.
Follow the Wonderland Sculpture Trail, enchanting celebrated characters from classic literature faithfully modelled from the original illustrations and cast in bronze. See if you can spot Alice, the Cheshire Cat, White Rabbit and many more.
Children's adventure play area. Nature trail. Sunken gardens with golden pheasants.
Superb colonial style teahouse with veranda overlooking the sunken garden.
Plant centre selling high quality plants, charming gift shop and free parking, outstanding views of the World Heritage Jurassic Coast from the top of the Sir Simon Hornby Magnolia Walk. Winner of the HHA/Christie's Garden of the Year Award 2012.
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Bullers Way13 miles: Probably one of the best gardens of its type in the world. Winner of silver medal at Chelsea and silver gilt at Hampton Court Show. Magnificent Victorian walled garden set in 20 acres of woodland valley. The unique micro climate enables rare and exotic species from all over the world to thrive here.
Follow the Wonderland Sculpture Trail, enchanting celebrated characters from classic literature faithfully modelled from the original illustrations and cast in bronze. See if you can spot Alice, the Cheshire Cat, White Rabbit and many more.
Children's adventure play area. Nature trail. Sunken gardens with golden pheasants.
Superb colonial style teahouse with veranda overlooking the sunken garden.
Plant centre selling high quality plants, charming gift shop and free parking, outstanding views of the World Heritage Jurassic Coast from the top of the Sir Simon Hornby Magnolia Walk. Winner of the HHA/Christie's Garden of the Year Award 2012.
29 miles: Kimmeridge Bay is located within a marine Special Area of Conservation and has the best rockpooling and safest snorkelling site in Dorset!
The Bay is also part of the Jurassic Coast (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and found along the South West Coast Path national walking trail.
The Wild Seas Centre beside the slipway encourages all ages to explore the bay, its ledges and rockpools. It is free to go inside and take a look at their exhibitions and small aquarium. They also run various events throughout the year which are great for children and families - why not try eco-friendly crabbing or take part in a rockpool ramble?
In summer, a snorkel trail guides swimmers among colourful marine-life in the shallow waters of the Bay.
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Kimmeridge Bay
29 miles: Kimmeridge Bay is located within a marine Special Area of Conservation and has the best rockpooling and safest snorkelling site in Dorset!
The Bay is also part of the Jurassic Coast (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and found along the South West Coast Path national walking trail.
The Wild Seas Centre beside the slipway encourages all ages to explore the bay, its ledges and rockpools. It is free to go inside and take a look at their exhibitions and small aquarium. They also run various events throughout the year which are great for children and families - why not try eco-friendly crabbing or take part in a rockpool ramble?
In summer, a snorkel trail guides swimmers among colourful marine-life in the shallow waters of the Bay.
11 miles: Osmington is a smart, well preserved village with grey stone cottages, narrow lanes and bright gardens.
The famous artist John Constable spent his honeymoon here in 1816 during which time he completed his painting of Weymouth Bay which now hangs in the National Gallery in London.
Carved into the hillside near the village is a figure of King George III on horseback. The chalk figure shows the King riding his horse Adonis and was cut into the ground to commemorate the Royal visits to Weymouth
Osmington
11 miles: Osmington is a smart, well preserved village with grey stone cottages, narrow lanes and bright gardens.
The famous artist John Constable spent his honeymoon here in 1816 during which time he completed his painting of Weymouth Bay which now hangs in the National Gallery in London.
Carved into the hillside near the village is a figure of King George III on horseback. The chalk figure shows the King riding his horse Adonis and was cut into the ground to commemorate the Royal visits to Weymouth
19 miles: Durdle Door is one of Dorset’s most photographed and iconic landmarks. It is part of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site and is an extremely popular beauty spot.
Access to the pebble and shingle beach is on foot via a path and steps over the hill from Lulworth Cove or down from the Car Park (charges apply) which is located on the cliff top at Durdle Door Holiday Park. There is a 15 minute walk along a steep downhill path, plus a further 143 steps down onto the beach (trainers or walking boots are needed for this walk, flipflops are not recommended).
At the base of the chalk cliffs a number of caves can be seen which have been carved out by the sea. Please do not enter them as cliff falls are common.
Bathing is possible in places, however the beach shelves steeply in places, therefore please supervise your children at all times as there is no lifeguard.
Barbecues and fires are not permitted at any of the beaches or grassland areas on the Lulworth Estate.
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19 miles: Durdle Door is one of Dorset’s most photographed and iconic landmarks. It is part of the Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site and is an extremely popular beauty spot.
Access to the pebble and shingle beach is on foot via a path and steps over the hill from Lulworth Cove or down from the Car Park (charges apply) which is located on the cliff top at Durdle Door Holiday Park. There is a 15 minute walk along a steep downhill path, plus a further 143 steps down onto the beach (trainers or walking boots are needed for this walk, flipflops are not recommended).
At the base of the chalk cliffs a number of caves can be seen which have been carved out by the sea. Please do not enter them as cliff falls are common.
Bathing is possible in places, however the beach shelves steeply in places, therefore please supervise your children at all times as there is no lifeguard.
Barbecues and fires are not permitted at any of the beaches or grassland areas on the Lulworth Estate.
2 miles: Tout Quarry is a sculpture park and nature reserve in an abandoned 13 hectare quarry on the Isle of Portland. There are wide gravel tracks leading into the main quarry area and an interpretation board with the location of the 70 plus sculptures. The quarry was worked commercially from 1780 until 1982 and is one of 8 on the Isle of Portland.
The limestone quarried from Portland, known as Portland Stone, has been used on important buildings around the world. These include Buckingham Palace, St Paul’s Cathedral and the UN Headquarters in New York. The remains of the quarry’s limestone has been used to create sculptures. Situated on the clifftop at 100 metres above sea level, there are great views towards Weymouth and Chesil Beach, as well as along the cliff face of Portland towards Portland Bill and the lighthouse.
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Tout Quarry Sculpture Park and Nature Reserve
2 miles: Tout Quarry is a sculpture park and nature reserve in an abandoned 13 hectare quarry on the Isle of Portland. There are wide gravel tracks leading into the main quarry area and an interpretation board with the location of the 70 plus sculptures. The quarry was worked commercially from 1780 until 1982 and is one of 8 on the Isle of Portland.
The limestone quarried from Portland, known as Portland Stone, has been used on important buildings around the world. These include Buckingham Palace, St Paul’s Cathedral and the UN Headquarters in New York. The remains of the quarry’s limestone has been used to create sculptures. Situated on the clifftop at 100 metres above sea level, there are great views towards Weymouth and Chesil Beach, as well as along the cliff face of Portland towards Portland Bill and the lighthouse.
30 miles: Lyme Regis is a picturesque and historic seaside town set in an area of outstanding natural beauty. A town of steep streets, it's most outstanding feature is a delightful 13th century harbour known as the Cobb. Take a stroll along the historic Cobb for exquisite views back along the West Dorset and East Devon coast.
There are four beaches in Lyme Regis. Front Beach is found near the harbour and is partly sandy with a gentle slope into the sea, and partly a shingle beach. Monmouth Beach to the west of the harbour is a pebble beach and shelves down to the sea. Church Cliff Beach is located near the Marine Theatre and is a small sand and pebble beach. East Cliff Beach is found to the east of the town heading towards Charmouth and is a sand and pebble beach.
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30 miles: Lyme Regis is a picturesque and historic seaside town set in an area of outstanding natural beauty. A town of steep streets, it's most outstanding feature is a delightful 13th century harbour known as the Cobb. Take a stroll along the historic Cobb for exquisite views back along the West Dorset and East Devon coast.
There are four beaches in Lyme Regis. Front Beach is found near the harbour and is partly sandy with a gentle slope into the sea, and partly a shingle beach. Monmouth Beach to the west of the harbour is a pebble beach and shelves down to the sea. Church Cliff Beach is located near the Marine Theatre and is a small sand and pebble beach. East Cliff Beach is found to the east of the town heading towards Charmouth and is a sand and pebble beach.
Food scene
1/2 mile: Outdoor Beach Cafe situated on the world famous Chesil Beach serving great breakfasts 9am-11am, fresh seafood for lunch 12pm-2:30pm, drinks and snacks served until sunset. Weather dependent. Bookings only taken by phone.
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quiddles cafe
The Esplanade1/2 mile: Outdoor Beach Cafe situated on the world famous Chesil Beach serving great breakfasts 9am-11am, fresh seafood for lunch 12pm-2:30pm, drinks and snacks served until sunset. Weather dependent. Bookings only taken by phone.
1/2 mile: The Cove House Inn at Chiswell in Portland offers a friendly, cosy atmosphere with the most spectacular views Portland can offer.
Chesil Beach is quite literally on the doorstep – a 16 mile sweeping beach of pebbles for a far as the eye can see. The famous Portland cliffs with their stunning natural features stand tall to the south making them an attraction to divers, anglers, birdwatchers, walkers, climbers, geologists and any other outdoor enthusiast.
Quality, freshly prepared, pub food from the superb menu and specials board is available 7 days a week, with locally caught fish and seafood a regular feature. The outside seating area allows you to enjoy your meal or relax with a drink, whilst soaking up the coastal atmosphere in the sun. Witnessing the breath taking sunsets over Lyme Bay from The Cove House Inn is a must for all.
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Cove House Inn
91 Chiswell1/2 mile: The Cove House Inn at Chiswell in Portland offers a friendly, cosy atmosphere with the most spectacular views Portland can offer.
Chesil Beach is quite literally on the doorstep – a 16 mile sweeping beach of pebbles for a far as the eye can see. The famous Portland cliffs with their stunning natural features stand tall to the south making them an attraction to divers, anglers, birdwatchers, walkers, climbers, geologists and any other outdoor enthusiast.
Quality, freshly prepared, pub food from the superb menu and specials board is available 7 days a week, with locally caught fish and seafood a regular feature. The outside seating area allows you to enjoy your meal or relax with a drink, whilst soaking up the coastal atmosphere in the sun. Witnessing the breath taking sunsets over Lyme Bay from The Cove House Inn is a must for all.
2 miles: Billy Winter’s is a beach bar & diner located (you guessed it!) on the beach between Portland and Weymouth. with stunning views across Weymouth Bay and beyond.
“We have tried to create a chilled out, beach, no rush vibe so our all day menu was the only way for us to go. If you don’t want breakfast until 1pm, that’s fine with us!”
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Billy Winters
Portland Beach Road2 miles: Billy Winter’s is a beach bar & diner located (you guessed it!) on the beach between Portland and Weymouth. with stunning views across Weymouth Bay and beyond.
“We have tried to create a chilled out, beach, no rush vibe so our all day menu was the only way for us to go. If you don’t want breakfast until 1pm, that’s fine with us!”
4 miles: The Lobster Pot Restaurant has been in the same family since 1952.
Situated next to the famous Portland Bill lighthouse in an outstanding location, on Dorset's World Heritage Jurassic Coast. Only ten minutes drive away from Bay View House.
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Lobster Pot
Portland Bill Road4 miles: The Lobster Pot Restaurant has been in the same family since 1952.
Situated next to the famous Portland Bill lighthouse in an outstanding location, on Dorset's World Heritage Jurassic Coast. Only ten minutes drive away from Bay View House.
2 1/2 miles: Situated in a breathtaking part of Dorset, looking out over Chesil beach. They have their own Portland Oyster beds just a stones throw from the restaurant so you can enjoy fresh Oysters on your table within minutes of them leaving the water!
They also specialise in other types of seafood, most loved are the fresh, local Crabs.
A good size, caught along the the English Channel, that are then freshly boiled, chopped in half and then stir fried in garlic, chilli, ginger and herbs.
The Crabs are served on large wooden boards with a hammer, nut-crackers, various picks and forks and a bib.
Don’t just take our recommendation, the Crab House Cafe has had the nod of approval from Rick Stein as well as the Observer and all the other broadsheet supplements.
Other than the popular Crabs, the menu at the Crab House consists of delicious fish & seafood recipes all from fish landed within 40 miles.
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Crab House Café
Portland Road2 1/2 miles: Situated in a breathtaking part of Dorset, looking out over Chesil beach. They have their own Portland Oyster beds just a stones throw from the restaurant so you can enjoy fresh Oysters on your table within minutes of them leaving the water!
They also specialise in other types of seafood, most loved are the fresh, local Crabs.
A good size, caught along the the English Channel, that are then freshly boiled, chopped in half and then stir fried in garlic, chilli, ginger and herbs.
The Crabs are served on large wooden boards with a hammer, nut-crackers, various picks and forks and a bib.
Don’t just take our recommendation, the Crab House Cafe has had the nod of approval from Rick Stein as well as the Observer and all the other broadsheet supplements.
Other than the popular Crabs, the menu at the Crab House consists of delicious fish & seafood recipes all from fish landed within 40 miles.
1/2 mile: Serving fine fish & chips on Portland. Sustainable & locally sourced. Palm oil free. Takeaway food just a stones throw from Chesil Beach.
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Chesil Chippie
Victoria Square1/2 mile: Serving fine fish & chips on Portland. Sustainable & locally sourced. Palm oil free. Takeaway food just a stones throw from Chesil Beach.
5 miles: Opened in 2019 this seafood restaurant overlooks the sandy bay and sea. The menu offers fresh fish sustainably caught that day from their own boat Rockfisher which fishes in the waters along the Dorset and Devon coastline. Your server will talk through the days catch and write details on your tablecloth and advise as to the best way to have it cooked - chargrilled or crisp fried to order. The menu is also available completely gluten free and suitable for coleaicas. A place to wind down and enjoy a great meal with friends and family.
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Rockfish Weymouth
48-49 The Esplanade5 miles: Opened in 2019 this seafood restaurant overlooks the sandy bay and sea. The menu offers fresh fish sustainably caught that day from their own boat Rockfisher which fishes in the waters along the Dorset and Devon coastline. Your server will talk through the days catch and write details on your tablecloth and advise as to the best way to have it cooked - chargrilled or crisp fried to order. The menu is also available completely gluten free and suitable for coleaicas. A place to wind down and enjoy a great meal with friends and family.
5 miles: Seabeats is a family run Seafood Restaurant its owner and head chef is Adam Foster who was born in Weymouth and studied at Weymouth College.
His first position was at the well renowned Mallams Restaurant on the harbour where Adam continued his learning experience under their Head chef.
He moved from there to The Roundhouse where he held his first Head chef appointment, following that he travelled abroad gaining experience in French and Spanish cuisine.
On his return Adam was appointed the Head Chef at the Crab House Cafe where he held the position for 9 years. In that time they were awarded one Rosette and also awarded Best Seafood Restaurant in England at the English Food Awards.
Adam opened Seabeats in April 2017 and within 18 months were Highly Commended at the Wessex FM Awards and also a finalist in the Dorset Food and Drink awards for Best Seafood in Dorset
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Sea Beats
86 The Esplanade5 miles: Seabeats is a family run Seafood Restaurant its owner and head chef is Adam Foster who was born in Weymouth and studied at Weymouth College.
His first position was at the well renowned Mallams Restaurant on the harbour where Adam continued his learning experience under their Head chef.
He moved from there to The Roundhouse where he held his first Head chef appointment, following that he travelled abroad gaining experience in French and Spanish cuisine.
On his return Adam was appointed the Head Chef at the Crab House Cafe where he held the position for 9 years. In that time they were awarded one Rosette and also awarded Best Seafood Restaurant in England at the English Food Awards.
Adam opened Seabeats in April 2017 and within 18 months were Highly Commended at the Wessex FM Awards and also a finalist in the Dorset Food and Drink awards for Best Seafood in Dorset
100 yds: Close to the house, opposite the Co-op. Salty Towers fish and chip shop also offers a delivery service.
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Salty Towers Fish & Chips Portland
86 Fortuneswell100 yds: Close to the house, opposite the Co-op. Salty Towers fish and chip shop also offers a delivery service.