Loch Fyne 

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One of a small chain of restaurants specialising in oysters and sea food, serving home smoked produce and oysters harvested from their own beds. Wherever possible, the ingredients used in their dishes are sourced from free range, sustainable or wild resources and come direct from the shores, local hills or smokehouse on Loch Fyne. The atmosphere is relaxed and informal and the food simply prepared. The menu is not set out in the usual 'starter, main course, pudding', but allows you to choose whatever you fancy and in whatever order.

  • What's cooking?
  • Light dishes such as smoked salmon or oysters, home-made soups, mussels (when in season), hot pies, deep fried king scallops, shellfish or lobster platters.Average price - £25 to £34 (€38 - €50)In-House Bar
  • 175 Hampton Road
  • Twickenham
  • TW2 5NG

This classic, rustic style bar is perfect to relax in just before your meal. Choose from the wine list or drink some Guinness, maybe whilst enjoying some sunshine on the patio. Great place for a midweek drink, can get crowded on weekends.

Opening Times

Mon - Sun 9a.m. - 10p.m. (last food order). Open Bank Holidays.

Vibe & Decor  Friendly, Relaxed

Suitable for  Events & Functions

Services  Group Bookings

Activities  Dining

Features  Friendly Atmosphere

General  Groups

Loch Fyne
Loch Fyne

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