Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Cheddar Gorge & Caves

"Loch Fyne was “brought to life by two oyster enthusiasts, Johnny and Andy, who started selling their oysters from a small shack on the west coast of Scotland. We now have 22 Restaurants up and down the country, providing fresh, sustainably sourced seafood dishes; much of which is delivered fresh from the loch itself.”  Loch Fyne have a good brunch menu including Baked eggs, Loch Fyne Kippers, Avocado, pink grapefruit and chilli and the Loch Fyne Breakfast (grilled sausage, back bacon, black pudding, haggis, mushroom, baked beans, tomato, egg how you like it and toasted sourdough)."

"Proudly British and steeped in Nostalgia, The Scallop Shell in Bath serves up incredible seafood platters, fresh oysters and good old fish and chips – complete with homemade tartare sauce. This is perfect for family dining."

"Pre-order via their website for your preferred time slot or visit from 4:30pm to 8:30pm and order if you don’t mind a short wait."

"Goodfellows Restaurant, in Sadler Street offers an inspired blend of European cuisine using the best West Country produce. Goodfellows offers a quality and variety of eating experiences, with a menu that appeals to all tastes. A perfect option for a weekend treat or celebration dinner with the family or a special loved one."

"There's a choice of eating options in Goodfellows' three vibrant rooms: the continental cafe menu offers cakes, pastries and light lunches (opt to pay either £11 or £20 for two courses and a drink)."

"Why: The boat that was formerly home to the Glassboat Brasserie had a rehaul during the 2020 coronavirus lockdown and has now become FiSH - a restaurant focused around serving the freshest seafood around, which has normally been landed by day boats from Devon, Cornwall and Dorset. Where better to enjoy some of the finest fish in town than in a boat bobbing up and down in the harbour.Where: Welsh Back, BS1 4SB"

"They are delighted to launch their fishboxes (fresh fish, oven-ready Fishers favourites, desserts, sauces, sides, takeaways, freezer friendly dishes, and a selection of wines from their restaurant wine list), available for delivery or collection from the restaurant."

"Seafood Grill and Fishmonger on Whiteladies Road that is open for eating in. Address: 128-130, Whiteladies Rd, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2RS"

"Known as The Glass Boat until quite recently, FiSH is a new iteration of this beautifully converted boat restaurant. Situated on the Welsh Back, the panoramic glass windows offer the most fantastic waterside views as it lies at anchor in the Bristol docks. Inside, twinkling skylights cascade down from the paneled ceiling and onto the polished oak finishings of the barge, creating a really bright environment even when the sun isn’t streaming in through the surrounding glass panels."

"Taking over from the much-loved Glassboat which plyed its trade on this spot for over 30 years, FiSH serves up a range of fresh catches from Devon, Dorset and Cornwall. The views from all sides of this glass-fronted barge are lovely (especially if you nab a table at the end with floor-to-ceiling windows!). Choose from your standard battered fish & chips, or go a bit grander with scallops in garlic butter, or grilled Cornish lobster."

"62 High Street, Street BA16 0EQ EnglandSteakhouse, Italian, Pizza, Mediterranean, GrillLunch, Dinner, Brunch, Drinks, Late NightTakeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service, Live Music[email protected]+44 1458 447570http://www.tamburino.co.uk/village/menus.php"

"Why we love it: Good ol’ pub grub is what you’ll get here, but this isn’t your typical British boozer. The Pump House, tucked inside a beautifully renovated Victorian pumping station, belongs to top chef Toby Gritten, who serves fish fresh from the coast, fruit and veg from nearby allotments and local brews Butcombe and Bath Ales on tap. Time Out tip: Everything on the à la carte menu is worth a go, but if you’re feeling particularly adventurous (and flush), plump for the eight-course tasting menu."

"Why: This gorgeous old pub sits on the water looking over the River Avon, making it the perfect place to spend a summer afternoon. With a passion for local produce across their food and drinks offering they serve up Bristol-brewed beer and ales from Butcombe. Wine is sourced from small suppliers who promote sustainability and there’s a whole cocktail list dedicated just to gin."

"With epic views over the bridge and a lovely, almost holiday-like atmosphere, The Pump House is a must-visit pub just west of the harbourside. As the name suggests, The Pump House is located in a historic pumping station that dates back to Victorian times. It still showcases many of its traditional features from these days."

"Nestled within four acres of mature award-winning gardens, The Bath Priory hotel is a tranquil oasis just a short walk away from the city centre, think country house in the city. The hotel feels like a private residence, rooms are named after flowers and each of the 33 guest-rooms are different, and adorned with art work and antiques, sourced by Andrew and Christina Brownsword the hotel proprietors. Rooms come in various categories from classic through to deluxe with beautiful views out to the garden and their own balconies and if you want to go for the ultimate luxury experience choose one of their suites which include decadent roll top baths and separate living areas."

"Not only does the hotel have a luxurious spa, it has its eye very much on all things budding and beautiful – it has a stunning, award-winning garden and all its rooms are named after flowers. The Heather and Lilac offer ‘Romeo & Juliet’ balconies overlooking the gardens. The Bath Priory is perfect for a romantic weekend."

"This broad thoroughfare is the longest and widest Georgian street in Bath. The sheer scale is impressive, but the harmonious architectural detail of the buildings lining each side of the street also catches the eye. At the far end of Great Pulteney Street lies The Holburne Museum, once a hotel but now home to a dazzling collection of art and artefacts from across the globe."

"After crossing the Pulteney Bridge, this grand, dead-straight artery will conduct you northeast to the Holburne Museum and Sydney Gardens. Like the Pulteney Bridge it was commissioned by Sir William Pulteney, and is named after him. The designer was Thomas Baldwin, who contributed a number of streets to Bath, as well as monuments like Guildhall and the Grand Pump Room."

"With fifteen locations throughout England and Scotland, Pure Spa and Beauty offers a wide variety of treatments in easily and fully accessible urban locations. Their Bristol location is right in the heart of the city on Park Street, making it incredibly convenient whether you’re looking for a quick treatment after work or a full spa day. To make sure you can schedule a treatment that works with your schedule, they’re open from 10 am to 7 pm on weekdays and until 6 pm on the weekends."

"Hidden within luxurious boutique hotel No.15 Great Pulteney, on one of Bath’s grandest streets, Bar 15 is a peaceful cocktail spot. Swizzling and shaking the best British spirits, liqueurs, shrubs, syrups, brews and bitters, their bar staff mix all kinds of scrummy cocktails. Their gin selection is particularly impressive and features all the usual classics as well as local tipples."

"Another new kid in the list of best hotels in Bath, England, No 15 Great Pulteney boasts a charming and pleasing boutique aesthetic in a pristine location. The hotel comprises three townhouses that have been converted into 40 rooms. All these rooms are thoughtfully decorated with quirky murals by local artists, custom furniture, and a mix of all the elements and the fabrics."

"On TripAdvisor reviewer wrote: 'I spent a long time researching hotels to stay in Bath and I have to say without a doubt that I picked the best!. The location is amazing, the rooms are very nicely done, the spa is lovely and the drinks are good!. I will definitely return here when I come back to Bath and would recommend anyone to stay here."

"The Thermae Bath spa is a tradition that goes back over 2000 years. It’s a city that grew in fits and starts with the periods of history jumping jerkily over hundreds of years as if the intervening years were the blink of an eye. Coming from a country like the USA which is only a few hundred years old, it’s amazing to think about this time line."

"If you fancy a spa day, Thermae Bath Spa is the UK’s only natural thermal spa. At the end of the day, take a bus or train to Cardiff."