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Most Popular Seafood food in Frankston, Victoria, Australia
Find out what Seafood restaurants to try in Frankston including Waves on the Beach Restaurant, Sammons Teppanyaki, Frankston Waterfront Restaurant, Sofia's Family Restaurant, Hungry Zak's Fish 'N Chips, Norman Avenue Fresh Fish & Chips, Pacific Fish and Chips
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7. Pacific Fish and Chips
Overall Ratings
3 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Sue F
We had a family pack for $40, which included 4 flakes, dim sums, potato cakes and plenty of chips. Coca Cola was included in the package.A delicious lunch enjoyed by all.
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6. Norman Avenue Fresh Fish & Chips
Reviewed By kandn01
My husband and I always have the fish and chips and we're always happy with the quality and taste.Our son swaps between a souvlaki and hamburger and always enjoys his meals. It's great to have a local fish and chip shop worth going toThanks
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5. Hungry Zak's Fish 'N Chips
Reviewed By Tigershark24
Come here at least every second Friday night for the family take away. Fish and chips always crunchy, never soggy or greasy. They do great burgers as well! My fave is the Beef cake which has the usual burger contents but has a potato cake hidden away in the burger.....one of life's guilty pleasure. Best fish and chips in Franskton!
4. Sofia's Family Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 350 reviews
All are welcome to enjoy Sofia's distinctive Italian spirit and celebrate our passion for food with heartfelt generosity & enthusiasm. Our menu offering is wide and will suit all tastes featuring fresh seafood, tender steaks, crisp salads, traditional or
Reviewed By netheravon1914
Nice food, good service. Have done a few renovations. Vegetarian pizza with pineapple for me, my wife has the seafood pasta. Very nice presentation.
3. Frankston Waterfront Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
With the panoramic views of Port Phillip Bay at Waters Edge on the bank of Kananook Creek - Frankston Waterfront is a family restaurant with indoor and it's alfresco dining areas, offering unique picturesque, relaxed and casual finest seaside dining exper
Reviewed By Tony20002
Had dinner with Friends here, and had no idea what to expect, on arrival was greeted and seated by friendly staff.The food was piping hot well presented and i really could not fault it.The prices are very competitive and i have to say i would have happily paid more !The overall experience was very good, and the staff were so helpful efficient and polite, so well done to them all, it really was a very pleasant surprise and i would happily eat here again.Its a casual restaurant, clean modern and not to noisy which i particularly have a thing for.Hi TonyThank you so much for the great review. Itâs our pleasure to know that you had a good dining experience with us. Please keep the love flowing.Cheers
2. Sammons Teppanyaki
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By 15EmmaL
We had a great night Saturday, with a group of 4 adults and 4 children. I was a bit worried the kids wouldn't like it, but we had Ketut, AMAZING!! He had us all in stitches the entire time. The food, for the price, although it was delicious, it was very expensive, so be prepared or bring your credit card! We all had Miso Soup and then the mushys and potatoes, then the kids got some chicken, and we got a mix of all...2 scallops, 1 prawn, some beef, lamb and chicken then finished off with some bean shoots and spinach. whilst we won't be rushing back (The bill was just under $600)it was an enjoyable night. even if we were home by 8.30!!!
1. Waves on the Beach Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 580 reviews
Hidden away on the beach with stunning views over Port Philip Bay, Waves on the Beach offers an amazingly picturesque dining experience. Built in 2004 on one of the most unique locations in Mornington Peninsula, Waves has won numerous awards and been feat
Reviewed By Reemo80
We came here for a birthday lunch with a large group knowing that our visitors will be impressed by the stunning views which they definitely were. The beautiful glass windows provide an uninterrupted view over Port Phillip Bay with the Melbourne city skyline in the distance. Unfortunately that's were the positives ended. The service was painful. We had two middle aged ladies serving us and I can't recall a smile during the entire time we were there. They looked stressed even though it wasn't busy and took an eternity to take our orders. The food was just as disappointing despite the generous portions. My seafood paella was basically a tasteless soggy risotto and the chicken dishes were very dry. Might be back for a glass wine and salad but I don't think I'd be rushing back to dine here.
