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Demetris has a terrible location hidden down a backstreet behind the nightclubs, don't let that put you off.
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Captain's Cabin - yes that's it. Seen Demetris but haven't been in; went to that other newish Italian by the Pavilion Bar last time. It was good but want something different this time.Originally posted by gingerjedi View PostDo you mean The Captains Cabin by the Old Pier? The food is/was good but I haven't visited for a couple of years, it's still popular so I'm guessing it's ok? Since we've had kids we don't eat out together much so we tend to go to Demetris if we ever get a night off!
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Do you mean The Captains Cabin by the Old Pier? The food is/was good but I haven't visited for a couple of years, it's still popular so I'm guessing it's ok? Since we've had kids we don't eat out together much so we tend to go to Demetris if we ever get a night off!Originally posted by zoco View PostExcellent - will look into the Old Thatched Cottage.
Yes, I've been to the cafe by the boatyard - nice little campsite there too.
Do you know about the Captain's Table? Looks a bit shabby but had a reputation for good seafood at one time. Don't know what it's like now but checks out quite well on Trip Advisor.
There's a very good Posh Kebab shop (Boutanic BBQ) opposite the playhouse, by 'posh' I mean you can sit down and they serve beer!Last edited by gingerjedi; 15 August 2013, 13:34.
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Originally posted by ASB View PostRestaurant Weston Super Mare | The Old Thatched Cottage Has a good rep.
The Thai by the playhouse is quite good, but not been in there for a year or so.Excellent - will look into the Old Thatched Cottage.Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post2nd those recommendations, The Old Thatched cottage looks a bit tired but the food is very good.
My favourite is this place: restaurants weston super mare | greek restaurants weston super mare | greek food weston Also if you're cycling check out the little cafe in Uphill boat yard.
I'm guessing the people who are putting the place down haven't visited in a while, it's not everyone's cup of tea but the beach and proximity to countryside works well for us.
The area around the old pier (that the OP mentioned) is looking a bit shabby mind, the old pier hotel burnt down and the old pier itself looks destined for the bottom of the sea any day now!
Yes, I've been to the cafe by the boatyard - nice little campsite there too.
Do you know about the Captain's Table? Looks a bit shabby but had a reputation for good seafood at one time. Don't know what it's like now but checks out quite well on Trip Advisor.
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2nd those recommendations, The Old Thatched cottage looks a bit tired but the food is very good.Originally posted by ASB View PostRestaurant Weston Super Mare | The Old Thatched Cottage Has a good rep.
The Thai by the playhouse is quite good, but not been in there for a year or so.
My favourite is this place: restaurants weston super mare | greek restaurants weston super mare | greek food weston Also if you're cycling check out the little cafe in Uphill boat yard.
I'm guessing the people who are putting the place down haven't visited in a while, it's not everyone's cup of tea but the beach and proximity to countryside works well for us.
The area around the old pier (that the OP mentioned) is looking a bit shabby mind, the old pier hotel burnt down and the old pier itself looks destined for the bottom of the sea any day now!
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Restaurant Weston Super Mare | The Old Thatched Cottage Has a good rep.
The Thai by the playhouse is quite good, but not been in there for a year or so.
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Bleadon, Uphill, Sand Bay, the best pier in the world - what's not to like?Originally posted by bless 'em all View PostShoot yourself now - you'll thank me for that advice in the long run.
Weston-sur-le-mud is a tulip-hole.
I do admit though I am a bit of a sucker for traditional seaside entertainments. Especially amusement arcades. I can't walk past a penny waterfall without going to the booth for a few quid's worth of 2 pence pieces.
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Shoot yourself now - you'll thank me for that advice in the long run.
Weston-sur-le-mud is a tulip-hole.
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Top end of the sea front by the old pier is really nice. Then there's a very pleasant coast road that goes round to Kewstoke - wife and I often take our bikes and cycle round there.Originally posted by bobspud View PostWeston is a bit of a sink tbh. If you find somewhere nice let us all know.
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Weston is a bit of a sink tbh. If you find somewhere nice let us all know.
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Weston Recommendations
Going over to Weston (Sand Bay) for a couple of nights with the missus next week.
I know there are a couple of westoners on here so I thought I'd enquire as to whether anyone could recommend anywhere half decent to eat out? Doesn't have to be haute cuisine - could be a pub - just want somewhere on the sea front with a decent atmos. Maybe somewhere that does good local fresh seafood? I hear the Captain's Table isn't bad?Tags: None
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