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Rick Stein's Seafood Bar

Discovery Quay, Falmouth TR11 3XA

 

Please note: to make a reservation for Rick Stein's Seafood Bar please call 01326 330056.

 

Opening Times


Please note: Rick Stein's Seafood Bar is closed all day Sunday & Monday as well as Tuesday lunch

Lunch: 12 noon - 2.30pm
Dinner: 5pm - 9pm

 

Early bird menu - four tapas dishes for £17.95

Choose four tapas dishes from our early bird menu (for two to share) "I suppose you could call the Seafood Bar English Tapas. Dishes are served as they are cooked, sharing is what it's all about!"  

Available daily from 5pm - 6.30pm 

 

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Last seen at the St Kew Inn and previously Ripleys in St Merryn. The very talented Mr Ripley has taken over our seafood bar above Rick Stein's Fish in Falmouth.

 

"I'm really happy to have Paul back. There's nothing he doesn't know about cooking seafood. It'll be a joy to have him cooking and chatting to customers as he does." - Rick Stein.

 

He'll be running a sort of seafood tapas menu, with such things as Scallops with Guindillo Peppers and Chorizo, Creamed Leeks and Smoked Haddock on Toast and a Cornish Fish Stew.

 

You can  sit at the bar and watch him cook while you eat, or book a table. 

 

For more information or to make a reservation please call 01841 532 700.

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It's great to be in Falmouth. Outside Padstow it's my favourite seaside town in Cornwall.

 

Jill and I have looked around Cornwall for a long time for a place to expand beyond Padstow. Our inspiration for The Seafood Restaurant originally came from a restaurant in Falmouth that we frequented during the 1970s, so it seemed only natural to finally open our own restaurant here. It's a place we both know well.

 

I've always been fascinated by Falmouth. From childhood reading, it was one of those romantic ports where ships left to rescue nobles from revolutionary France in Scarlet Pimpernel novels. Historically it's always been a major port. It has one of the best natural harbours in Europe. It has fabulous fish and is a pretty and atmospheric Cornish town. Why would I not want to be part of somewhere so special?