If you’re looking for restaurants in Lyme Regis, you’ll be pleased to discover there are some great places to eat in Lyme Regis. Where are the best places to eat in Lyme Regis? Don’t forget to also check out the local Lyme Regis pubs if you fancy stopping for a quick drink.
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Tom’s Lyme Regis
Marine Parade, Lyme Regis DT7 3JQ
This award winning restaurant in Lyme Regis offers local seafood, vegetarian and meat dishes on their menu. Visit on a Sunday for a Sunday roast, or celebrate with one of the many events the restaurant hosts.
The menu changes with the seasons as food is all locally sourced. There’s also an extensive wine list alongside the beers and cocktails.
Millside
1 Mill Lane, Lyme Regis DT7 3PU
If you like fine dining then visit Millside in the centre of Lyme Regis. The restaurant is predominantly a seafood restaurant offering a locally sourced menu. They are the only restaurant in Lyme Regis to be awarded two AA rosettes in 2022.
Whether you’re dining in the Summer on the terrace or in the Winter with a candlelit environment, you’ll be treated to a special meal.
Swim
Marine Parade, Lyme Regis, DT7 3JH
You can visit Swim in Lyme Regis for breakfast, lunch or dinner. There’s even a separate menu for the little people and daily specials. This Lyme Regis restaurant is located right in front of the beach in Lyme Regis, so you’ll be treated to a meal with a view.
The menu features something for everyone including burgers, salads, fish and meat dishes. Breakfast is available until around 11am.
Lal Qilla
61 Broad Street, Lyme Regis DT7 3QF
Lal Qilla is one of the Indian restaurants in Lyme Regis. You can expect to find Tandoori, Balti, Jalfrezi, Biranies and Bengal dishes on the menu. A takeaway service is also available, and as the restaurant is close to more than one car park in Lyme Regis, a visit is well located.
If you wish to drink alcohol with your meal at Lal Qilla, you are invited to take your own with you when you dine.
The Oyster & Fish House
Cobb Road, Lyme Regis, DT7 3JP
If you’re visiting the Oyster & Fish House in Lyme Regis, you’ll be treated to some amazing views of the Cobb and Lyme bay.
The menu changes twice a day according to what the fisherman have brought in, so you know you’re eating the freshest locally caught ingredients.
This Lyme Regis restaurant is dog friendly and has an outdoor deck if you enjoy dining alfresco. The restaurant is owned by restaurateur and food writer Mark Hix.
Poco Pizza
29 Marine Parade, Lyme Regis DT7 3JF
If you fancy an Italian restaurant in Lyme Regis, then a visit to Poco Pizza will offer you pizza with a view of the sea. Pizzas are served Roman style which have a thin and crispy base with charred edges and authentic toppings.
The lunch menu is available on a Saturday between 12-3pm, and the restaurant is open for dinner on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Dogs are welcome on the outside terrace.
The Pilot Boat
1 Bridge Street, Lyme Regis, DT7 3QA
This large pub and restaurant in Lyme Regis is located close to the sea. The relaxed atmosphere at The Pilot Boat offers menus from breakfast through to dinner.
Through the week there are various drink offers, and you’ll find a quiz night on a Thursday.
Harbour Inn
23 Marine Parade, Lyme Regis DT7 3JF
This family run business in Lyme Regis offers a unique dining experience. The menu here offers home cooked food using locally sourced ingredients.
The Harbour Inn is dog friendly allowing dogs in the bar area or outside. There are a variety of menus to tempt you including a Sunday lunch menu, specials, children’s menu and both lunch and evening menus.
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