England's Seafood FEAST

Following the success of the innaugural event, England’s Seafood Coast will play host to a feast for all the senses between 20th September and 6^th October 2019. For 2 weeks you will be able to immerse yourself in England’s Seafood FEAST, eating some of the best seafood in the world and experiencing the very best the English Riviera has to offer.

The heart of things

Brixham Fish Market is at the heart of England’s Seafood Coast. It’s a good place to start your own personal Feast – take an early-morning tour of the only live fish auction in the country, followed by breakfast at Mitch Tonks’ Rockfish Restaurant next door. This truly unique experience gives a new perspective on the fish on your plate – it is hugely popular so booking in advance is required.

Seafood to order

Of course a key part of England’s Seafood FEAST is the opportunity to eat lots and lots of world-class fish. During the 2018 Seafood Feast, our best seafood restaurants offered an array of set menus and events to tantalise your taste buds, all featuring Brixham seafood. There were cookery workshops, wine tastings and coastal foraging. For 2 weeks in 2019 you will be able to choose from a host of unique events, from morning til night if you so wish! So whether your taste is for fish and chips overlooking the sea, or a 5-course seafood tasting menu, we’ve got it covered.

And so much more

Of course you don't need to wait until then to enjoy England's Seafood Coast. You could take a trip on a heritage sailing trawler, go kayaking and paddle boarding, or take a trip on the steam train with its stunning views of the coast. Perhaps you’ll decide to feed penguins, otters or seals at Living Coasts, or see how early human species made the most of shellfish at Kents Cavern. You might decide to go fishing or wild swimming. Or maybe you’ll take a trip to Berry Head to take in the spectacular view across Torbay and watch the guillemots as they go off to fish. You're spoilt for choice.

The programme

The 2019 Feast programme is already being created, so keep an eye on the website for further details and follow England’s Seafood Coast on social media: