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Brassica
4 The Square, Beaminster, DT8 3AS
www.brassicarestaurant.co.uk
01308 538100
Best For: A treat or cosy evening meal
If there’s one chef that will source
great seafood and cook it with
perfection, it’s Cass Titcombe at
Brassica. The menu here changes
daily and he sources ingredients from
local suppliers who bring in fresh
catches every day. There’s always a
choice of fish dishes on the menu and
each one is a culinary treat.
Shell Bay Restaurant &
Bistro
Ferry Road, Studland, BH19 3BA
www.shellbay.net
01929 450363
Best For: Special treat
Shell Bay has without a doubt one of
the most picturesque dining locations
in Dorset. Nuzzled on the edge of
the Isle of Purbeck, diners can enjoy
views across to Brownsea Island. The
menu changes with the day’s catch
and you can pre-order a lobster or
crab from the local fisherman.
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Storm Fish Restaurant
The Olive Tree
Fisherman Pete Miles and his wife
Frances opened Storm with the
aim of serving their customers the
best produce they could – Pete even
catches the fish himself. Inside the
rustically decorated restaurant the
menu changes daily – the Goan fish
curry with plaice and grey mullet is a
particular favourite.
You can’t pick up a guide about
Dorset without coming across the
Olive Tree. Voted one of the Best
Fish Bistro Restaurants in Britain by
the Sunday Times, the restaurant has
been growing in popularity. Owners
Stephane (the chef) and Simon pride
themselves on offering great food and
sourcing ingredients locally.
16 High Street, Poole, BH15 1BP
www.stormfish.co.uk
01202 674 970
Best For: Everyday treat
59 East Street, Bridport, DT6 3LB
www.olivetreerestaurant.net
01308 422882
Best For: Everyday dining
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