The Deck - Speisekarte

Loved it. Nice cake and coffee and good service despite being relatively busy. Will definitely return soon.

Lovely breakfast ! Great price, choice between small and full English breakfast, nice view and very kind staff, parking on site!

Had a very nice lunch with great service and atmosphere. Tip, don’t pay for parking as you can register your car in the cafe and get 3 hrs for free.

Although I gave food 1 star i don't actually know as we waited so long for someone to even offer a drink let alone food we left in the end and went elsewhere, ps they weren't even busy

Very accommodating staff, busy father's day lunch session, we wanted for nothing. My father lived in France for many years and was seriously impressed with the mussels. Reasonably priced good lunch menu. Shame they don't serve dinner.

Upon completing a job in the marina where the Deck is situated we decided to go for breakfast on the final day before we left. In all honesty I think the price is a little steep for what I received. £50 for 3 small breakfasts with 2 teas and an orange juice is just outrageous especially when the black pudding was barely cooked. A little disappointed as I live local and heard a lot of good things so maybe will give it a go another time.

Great location on a sunny day unfortunately it wasn't for us can't change the weather! The staff were welcoming and attentive. The menu choices were excellent. Me and my brother both chose fish and chips. The service was very slow and when they eventually arrived they ok! The battery was crisp but the fish unfortunately slightly over cooked. The few crushed peas were dry and not worth putting on the plate. The skin on fries and tartar sauce were the best bit!!

Sadly, the Deck has downgraded from a fine restaurant, almost always full, to a café under the new management. The food choice has been severely reduced. The fish and chips, whilst good, was a very small portion. I had this because their famous burger is no longer on the menu. The wine choice has also been much reduced to 2 whites, 2 reds, a rose and Prosecco. If you go, its a fine café and location and you will probably enjoy it. If you remember it as it was , you won't. The fact that on the hottest day of the year it wasn't even half full speaks to me that the regular clientele have left.

My young daughter and her friend have just visited the Deck and spent over an hour awaiting their order. What should have been a pleasurable experience was in fact not so nice. They left having witnessed the adjacent table being reimbursed for their wait. Yet they waited longer to be served. They paid the bill without saying a word as embarrassed youngsters do (15 17 year olds) As teenagers I’m sure that you’ll agree that money is hard to earn and precious to them. But the service is also a key factor irrespective of age. Really disappointed that what was to have been a special treat, which they had saved up for, ended up being a long wait and more expensive than planned as they ended up buy...