Saltys

It is also a great restaurant, café and bar and a favourite with the sailing crowd who flock to Yarmouth in the summer months. This small port is a big second home owner area with people down from London at weekends and holidays, and many of them come here to eat and party.

Downstairs is the café/bar with painted walls adorned with wine bottles, olive and lavender trees and vines;  fishing baskets hang from the ceiling. The long pine tables with pews or bench seats have bottles with candles, giving a cosy atmosphere in the evenings.

Beers on tap are Sharps Doom Bar, Goddards Golden and one guest ale; with Heineken lager, Amstel, Birra Moretti and Stowford Press Cider also on tap along with Guiness. There is, of course, a good wine list to accompany meals and snacks.

Upstairs is the main restaurant with a boathouse theme (it was a boathouse!) and windows to the harbour. Sailing bits and bobs hang from the walls and ceiling and there’s even a row boat across the rafters. On Saturday nights there’s a one man band with karaoke and everyone does dance on those tables. Royalty have even been known to drop in.