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Reviews on Seafood food in Cosham, Portsmouth, including Porto Grill, Mother Kelly's, The North Star, The Fisherman's Kitchen
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1. Porto Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
Porto Grill is a modern style Portuguese restaurant, catering for all groups and families. We serve traditionally Portuguese cooked steaks, burgers, tapas and much more. Come and enjoy your night out in Portugal!
Reviewed By Broadoak21
Passed this place a few times and thought it was worth a visit. Not disappointed, the food and hospitality was first class. A unique atmosphere with the music. You must go for the skewer menu. A long hanging skewer packed with meat,peppers, onions was delicious,served with chips and salad. On leaving we were given a glass of port and 20% off our next visit. Checking my diary for my next free date!!!
2. Mother Kelly's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 462 reviews
Reviewed By djnoun
I wrote a review a few weeks back and things were not right. I went back a few times since and there has been no improvement that I can see, on the contrary. I finished up with the saddest and thinnest burger that I ever had. A couple of people came in, looked at the prices and left. A customer ordered a pie, the money was taken and after a good ten minutes he was informed that they were out of the specific pie that he wanted. How can you finish up out of stock early on a Friday night before a busy weekend ? the chips are no longer what they used to be either. So sad. I cannot see a reason for going back. Come back Trevor!, we love you!
3. The North Star
Overall Ratings
4 based on 290 reviews
North Star is a Spanish Tapas restaurant with traditional fish &chips restaurant and take away. At North Star you have the opportunity to order between Spanish and Mediterranean dishes as well as fish and chips.
Reviewed By Darcydachshund
From the outside the North Star looks like a typical large town pub. Inside itâs another world. Crisp scarlet table cloths and white linen napkins make for a smart restaurant setting. The service is friendly and efficient while the tapas are fantastic. We ordered from the set lunch menu which meant that the four of us could have a total of twelve tapas. We ordered one each of the ten tapas on the menu with double helpings of the whitebait and meatballs. Everything was freshly cooked, was served at the same time and everything was delicious. The house wine was good and the bill remarkably reasonable for the amount and quality of the food which we had had. Some of the best tapas that Iâve had and we will definitely return.
4. The Fisherman's Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 336 reviews
Fish & Chips is one of life's great pleasures. The smell of salt and vinegar on hot freshly cooked battered fish and chips is hard to beat and this national dish is well and truly part of British culture. The Fisherman's Kitchen was born from our love of
Reviewed By Webb S
Great find, whilst looking for a fish & chip restaurant. Takeaway with small seating area with good ambience and lovely helpful & friendly staff. Disappointed there was no plaice on the menu. There is a catch of the day and gluten-free and non-fish options. Quite different menu, with interesting sides and tried coleslaw with parmesan, cauliflower popcorn, smoked salmon fishcake, all delicious. Kids eat free 4-6pm Mon-Fri was an added bonus. Parking on street in parking bays.
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