England's Seafood FEAST

England's Seafood Feast returns 27th September - 13th October 2024 to play host to a feast for all the senses. You will be able to immerse yourself some of the best seafood in the world. This isn't a conventional festival with a big marquee - instead, you can enjoy a whole range of locally landed and caught fish and seafood at over 30 eateries across Brixham, Paignton and Torquay.

SCROLL DOWN to view the full programme of Seafood FEAST events. New events will be added in the run-up to the FEAST so please check back for updates!

England's Seafood Feast is brought to you by the ERBID Company and kindly sponsored by Torbay Council.

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The English Riviera

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England's Seafood Coast

Named England’s Seafood Coast for good reason, the English Riviera is home to the UK’s finest seafood and the world-famous Brixham Fish Market, where some of the nation’s best chefs source their seafood.
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Boasting over 20 miles of coastline, glorious beaches, cliffs and hidden coves, the English Riviera offers visitors a wealth of natural delights as well as an explosion of fun-filled activities and family-focused attractions.

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. Our best seafood restaurants offered an array of set menus and events to tantalise your taste buds, all featuring Brixham seafood. There are sea swims, wine tastings and coastal foraging. 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 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 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.