The best restaurants serving Seafood food in Harrogate Yorkshire and The Humber

Absolutely fabulous, food, service, cleanliness in fact everything fabulous fabulous fabulous Give Hollins s try, won,t be disappointed

Cracking Spot, great folk. Great food with great service.

Not amonst the best in the area for quality and price, unfortunately. Staff were pleasant and friendly, though, and the shop appeared to be well-kept and clean.

Great fish & Chip shop, fish cooked to order. Lovely peice of fish good prices. 👍🍟⚽ Friendly staff, and he's also a Leeds fan, so had a good chat about football. ⚽️👏 MOT, ALAW

Me and my partner, went to Fisk for the early birds menu this evening, we just wanted share our experience, the atmosphere was relaxed and friendly the staff were attentive and polite, Saffron the waitress, advised us on which food to choose, which was delicious btw and have had a fantastic time.

Young lads attitude there is appalling. Left and won’t be going back there

Always cooked fresh to order, very large portions, thick pieces of fish and very tasty, you would have to drive to Murgatroyds to get close. Very friendly staff. Proper old fashioned fish and chip shop.

First visit. Fish large, lightly battered and delicious. Accompaniments great too. Will definitely be back. Thanks.

It was excellent but it is now called Bradley's

Haven’t been here for years. Seafood platter cost more than £50. Lobster tasted frozen. Vegetables basic. Disappointed.

Fish very small and extremely over cooked not the best experience for the price

fantastic some of the best fish and chips I have had for a long time well worth a visit definitely will call again in fact going to call tmooro while we are in bourghbridge

We decided this stay would arrive early and eat in the restaurant for lunch. The food was gorgeous. Fish and chips with the fish so fresh and portion size enormous. It’s such a unique setting. Had relaxed lunch much with drinks and coffee to finish. Good price set menu. As with the hotel the staff are a credit and nothing too much trouble