Brixham does cocktails! Liberty has a good atmosphere and is very close to Trade Winds. They serve lovely cakes, savory treats, as well as excellent coffee and loose leaf tea. There is a limited draught selection of one cider and two lagers. Many cocktails and a great array of spirits including premium ones.

All owned by the same family. Claws Outdoors has seating located on the Quay and food is served from a kiosk on the Quay. Claws Indoors is opposite and tends to be open during the day, a better choice than Claws Outdoors if the weather isn’t great! Beamers is next to Claws Indoors and is a great evening option. All serve great seafood.

Shoals ‘Cafe on the Lido’ offers fresh fish, sourced locally and from their own family trawler, meat and vegetarian dishes are available.
The restaurant is set in a superb location on the upper floor of the wonderful Shoalstone Sea Water Pool offering stunning sea views – from the alfresco terrace you can catch an amazing sunset and watch the trawlers and day fishing boats en route to Brixham from all around the South West waters.

The food is very good; the seafood in particular is top class!

Rockfish might not technically be the only one of its kind, but it’s certainly unique – it’s literally part of the fish market. 

Without doubt the most fitting view of any seafood restaurant, you can literally see the trawlers come in and unload their sea-salty cargo. And one auction later, that cargo could have travelled the few metres up to the Rockfish stoves and grill and onto your plate. 

Chargrilled, grilled, fried or battered, the local fish are served deliciously simple or, with a bit of a twist. Like the chargrilled sea bass with Korean-style chilli sauce or crisp-fried prawn tacos. If you want the perfect drink to go with it, try one of Mitch’s blends, he’s made a Seafood Coast Ale with a local brewer and a Xarel-lo white wine with Spanish winemaker Josep Guasch, both delicious.

A final tip, if you want an early morning seafood fix, head to the downstairs Rockfish takeaway first thing, it opens at 8am, for a smoky bacon and scallop roll. It’s also a haunt for local fisherman, so you may even get a few insider tips.

Just a 15 minutes walk from Trade Winds is to Fishcombe cove cafe. A lovely place to have a good cup of coffee in a peaceful, quiet location.  Sit on the veranda and watched the world go by on the beach and chat to other customers. This is a fantastic little place to walk to with the dogs and have a mid morning break.

Hidden down a quiet traditional seaside side street with a cobbled pavement is Miguel's Spanish tapas bar. Traditional Spanish tapas blends with British "tapas".   
Dog friendly until 6pm.

A traditional back street corner pub with excellent beers, pleasant staff, nice meals, good music, weekday activities, friendly company, great community spirit.

The Queens is a fantastic local pub servicing a wide range of  award winning beers and cider.  The pub was awarded the CAMRA pub of the year 2020 so a must for any real ale drinkers.