
We are a vibrant, lively, family friendly fish restaurant serving Rye and Hastings catch using local, seasonal ingredient. Also home to Webbe’s Cookery School under the guardianship of chef, Paul Webbe it offers cookery school days throughout the year.
Locally caught fish & seafood highlight the menu at this relaxed eatery with a classic vibe.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 17 Tower St, Rye TN31 7AT, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1797 222226
Website: http://www.webbesrestaurants.co.uk/
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Reviews
If you want delicious food come here! The service was professional and welcoming. The prices are very fair for the quality food you get and the food really is scrumptious
My partner said the steak was perfectly cooked, flavoursome and delicious.
I had the monkfish which was on the specials menu and it was really tasty and the spices were just perfect.
We also had starters and desserts which were equally as good.
Service could be better. I had the feeling that I was more smiley and positive than the server. Desperately wanted to get some vinegar with chips, but the server was nowhere to be seen. The table we sat at was shakey.
Loved the simplistic design and the open kitchen. The only wet facility I could find was a disabled toilet at the back entrance, where deliveries are received from. Would be super cold to go in that area in winter.
Having made a reservation at mid noon there weren’t too many people when we arrived, the seatings were comfortable being at good distance to each other too.
Ordered 6 Maldon rock oysters to start with and they were really fresh, tender without being overly salty. For mains we had the grilled monkfish from the seasonal special menu, steamed panache with a good selection of seafood (very good value for money too!) and the Rye fish stew which was my favourite during my meal. The soup was filling and flavourful filled with mussels, shrimps, fish and potatoes – served with croutons, Parmesan cheese and rouille sauce.
Though the service was slightly on the slower side it was a lovely meal afterall and perfect to stop by after arriving to Rye on the train before heading out to town centre.
I had a bottled Cider and my friend had the Prosecco. We decided to have a dish each from the Mains section of the menu. We also ordered a side of Homemade Bread which came with Kentish rapeseed oil. I had the Steamed Panaché of Fish which was a melange of small pieces of fish like Plaice, Salmon, Cod, Mullet, Gurnard and Huss, Prawns and Mussels with Spinach and bits of Potatoes and Carrots in a Saffron Sauce. The plate was flavourful but a bit bland. The taste improved dramatically with the addition of some freshly ground pepper and salt. My friend had the Grilled Hake Fillet. The fish was perfectly grilled and was accompanied with bits of grilled Chorizo, Potatoes and Tomatoes in a Thyme Sauce. The dish was quite exceptional and we loved it!
On the whole the meal was quite satisfying and Webbe’s is worth a look-in if you ever visit this part of the world and are fond of seafood .