This seafood gem is now called Hooked on the Rocks, under new ownership. You can reach them at 01326 311866. The restaurant features a clean decor in shades of sea blue and white, and it overlooks Swanpool Beach, which is a pleasant walk away from the overly touristy main area of town. On nice days, you can enjoy sitting on their semi-enclosed deck. The highlight here is undoubtedly the food, as everything that came out of the kitchen looked fantastic. We ordered their signature platter for two, which could easily have fed 3-4 people. It was an enormous spread of mussels, clams, scallops, tempura fish, and prawns in a delicious ginger and coconut sauce. In fact, Rick Stein (who we visited th...
Went for a spontaneous dinner after a long day of chores. We have been here a few times in its other guises, Three Mackerels etc, but the first time with this new name and presumably owner/chef. The appetizer portions were definitely large enough to share, and my duck entree was very enjoyable. In fact one of the best I've had, and I have ordered duck in many top restaurants in SF and NYC. When we arrived, the place was very empty, and strangely the server put us back to back with another table where two large men would be jockeying for space. I requested another table to give us one table separation from the diners already seated. That was my only reason for deducting a star possibly a litt...
My partner made a reservation at Hooked on the Rocks for my birthday last Saturday evening, July 16th. I ordered the chicken breast, which cost £24, and added an extra portion of fries for £5. When the meal arrived, I found the presentation to be lovely, although there was a bit too much garnish on top. However, I was shocked by the tiny portion of chicken—just two very small pieces. Two things I really dislike are being overcharged and not receiving good value for money. I left feeling very disappointed, and it ultimately ruined my birthday evening. I went home feeling hungry.
This restaurant is located in Swanpool and is easily accessible from Falmouth. It has gone by various names in the past, but the quality remains excellent. There is ample seating available both indoors and outdoors, but it's recommended to make a reservation in advance if you're looking for a proper sit-down meal. While the majority of the menu features seafood, there are also several options for meat lovers and vegetarians, as well as a tapas menu. Additionally, they offer a good selection of wines and a kids' menu.
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This seafood paradise is now known as Hooked on the Rocks Different ownership.
