The Boat That Rocks

With plenty of outdoor seating with a lovel marina view, The Boat That Rocks is a popular place for coffee, breakfast, lunch or in the evening.

The menu features locally-sourced ingredients with vegan and gluten-free options.

It’s an easy stroll from Crabbers’ Wharf.

Frontline Cafe and Bar

Just up the road is a cafe owned and run by local firefighters, in aid of frontline charities. Come for the barista coffee, premium tea, luxury hot chocolates, and milkshakes as well as hot snacks.

Quiddles

This outdoor beach cafe serves great breakfasts, fresh seafood for lunch, and drinks and snacks until sunset. With service being weather dependent, we recommend you call the team to book a table – 01305 820651.

The Crab House Cafe

Why not take a walk along the harbour to the always-popular Crab House Cafe (we reckon it would take you about 45 minutes), and then grab a taxi back to Crabbers’ Wharf? The Crab House is known for its inventive menu, putting local produce front and centre. We advise checking availability and booking before

The Cove House Inn

Pub food with spectacular views of Chesil Beach, all within walking distance of Crabbers’ Wharf. The Cove House Inn’s open fire makes it the ideal location for a Sunday roast all year round.

The Chesil Chippie

From traditional cod and chips through to tempura battered samphire, order online from the nearby Chesil Chippie to beat the queue for collection or delivery.

Billy Winters

A beach bar and diner in a fabulous location right on the beach. Billy Winters offers a chilled-out vibe and gorgeous views across the harbour.

The Adventure Cafe

Across the road from Crabbers’, The Adventure Cafe serves breakfast and lunch, with smoothies and cakes.

Other takeaways on Portland:

Ocean Bay Chinese takeaway

Portland Pizza Company (April-October)

Salty Towers fish and chips

Balti Island Indian takeaway

The Heights Hotel

With a fantastic position at the top of Portland, The Heights has incredible views across The Fleet, Weymouth and along the Jurassic Coast. It’s particularly known for its cream teas.

Al Molo

One of Weymouth’s highest-rated restaurants, Al Molo occupies a fabulous spot above Weymouth Beach.

Les Enfants Terribles

Chef Eric will welcome you to his harbourside French restaurant just as warmly as he did David Beckham (who was in Weymouth for a fishing trip)! 

Catch and The Hatch, at the Old Fish Market

One of Weymouth’s newest restaurants, Catch sits above Weyfish on the harbourside, where you can also buy fresh fish and other seafood. The Hatch is open for food throughout the day.