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Concept project — not commissioned by the business. Back to Zane’s studio
The window room looking onto the harbour, tables set in overcast daylight.

Harbour restaurant

Lunch by the window, weather allowing.

A working quay, a short kitchen, and a room that faces the water. Come in from the rain. Stay if the boats are still going out.

Book a table

Open daily 10–8 · Kitchen noon–3 and 6–8

Grey-green weatherboard on the quay, a blue coble tied up beside the door.

The quay

Built for wet coats and a window table.

We cook what the boats and the baker can reasonably do. Soup at noon, fish when there is some, pie when there isn’t, coffee for as long as the light holds.

Dogs are welcome in the window room. The kitchen stops between sittings, so the room can breathe.

A pale driftwood table by the window, two glasses and a linen napkin.Fishing boats in the harbour, seen through the restaurant window.
A steaming coffee by the rain-wet harbour window.

After a walk

Stay for the weather.

The kitchen rests between sittings. The window room does not. Coffee, a tart if there is one, and a table that looks at the boats until eight.

Visit

On the quay, grey-green boards, the blank sign above the green door. Come in wet. The window room faces the harbour.

Book a table

On a live website this button would call the restaurant or open the booking tool you already use.

Hours

  • Monday – Sunday10am – 8pm
  • KitchenNoon – 3pm, 6 – 8pm
  • DogsWelcome in the window room

Coble Kitchen is a concept harbour restaurant, not a trading business. Back to Zane’s studio