My partner Barbara Tester took me last night for my birthday could not fault any thing would
Paul Buckfield
Excellent service and
tobias elstone
Been quite a few times now and can't say enough good things about the place. The food is incredible and I can't wait until the next time I visit.
Vangelis Matthaiopoulos
We had an absolutely delightful experience at 47 Mussel Row in Littlehampton. The food was fresh and bursting with flavour, leaving us craving more with every bite.Starting with the chowder, it was a warm hug on a cold day, rich and creamy with perfectly cooked seafood that melted in our mouths. The scallops were seared to perfection, tender yet with a satisfying caramelized crust, complemented by a delicate sauce that elevated their natural sweetness.The fish and chips were a quintessential British delight, with crispy golden batter giving way to flaky, moist fish that was simply divine. And the mussels! Oh, the mussels were a true standout, plump and juicy in a delectable broth that we couldn't resist sopping up with crusty bread.The service was impeccable, with attentive and friendly staff who made us feel right at home. The atmosphere was cosy and inviting, reminiscent of a small village restaurant where every guest is treated like family. It truly felt like being at mum's house, with comforting food and warm hospitality.We can not recommend 47 Mussel Row highly enough. It's a gem of a restaurant that exceeded all our expectations. We'll definitely be returning for more of their delicious fare and charming atmosphere.
Graham
Great lunchtime menu, excellent fresh seafood.
Anita Bramwell
The restaurant does not look amazing from the outside, but once inside it is lovely and the food is fabulous. Really fresh fish, subtly flavoured sauces, good presentation. A real find!!
Julie Redman
Beautiful, family run local restaurant. High quality seafood, beautifully served. Best scallops I've ever eaten.
Nuria Wilson
Incredible Sunday roast!
Julianne Parker
Lovely little fresh fish restaurant. Superb food well presented.
Carmine Cicerale
Went yesterday with my partner,Very nice welcoming staff and friendly atmosphere.The food and wine was deliciousWill definitely return as soon as I get the chance.
100% 1st class Christmas roast dinner. Although not local to the area, this was a perfect find for a family celebration!!!… Thanks to all the staff involved, very much appreciated the great food and service from all involved!!!!
Beatriz Pastrana Maude
Slightly dated seafood restaurant, I’m not sure or the scallops with jam, the mussels were nice but the bread was salty. The cheese platter was nice.
maria kappers
47MUSCLE ROWAs a starter we got the signature dish chowder and bread, it had good fish taste not too smoked as per description but was quite filling for a starter. I had the Tuscan Chicken which was presented nicely with a crisped chicken fillet dusted with parmesan, spinach and thin zucchini layers in top of a tomato cream sauce. For me the cream sauce was too heavy but it had a nice taste.The other people I was with got :The mussels in a cream sauce with home made bread. mussels tasted really good and were quite large too however they did come from Scotland not locally sourced. The home made bread its self was dense and ordinary.Fish, local huss, and triple cooked chips served with tartare sauce and lemon. The Huss, a special fish, was described and tasted like a mix between cod and dog fish and was a white tasty fish battered.Apple and Pear crumble with ice-cream - which was warm it tasted nice but it was more like cooked tasty fruit and crumble. I'd think it would need to be put together more as a desert.The atmosphere was very: coastal town at night. We went to have dinner quite late at 8pm but the restaurant was still lively/ noisy with 3 fairly large groups. There lots of open space and comfortable the table height that was higher than usual, lots of leg room. Service was a bit delayed.Kid-friendliness: Had a kids menu with some seafood related dishes to suit a fussy eater.Wheelchair accessibility: Very accessible restaurant with an open dining space all on one floor. The tables would be moveable/ adjustable and there were no stairs
Paul Trimarco
Excellent service friendly staff and reasonable priced food . Excellent all round well worth a visit. Would recommend booking as it is very popular.Vegetarian options: There were vegetarian options...Dietary restrictions: Let the staff know.Wheelchair accessibility: The floor in the restaurant was nice and level . I didn't use the toilets so can't comment on them for disabilities access.
Danny Wood
The food was good. Obviously not their peak season but welcoming enough and enjoyed our meal.
My partner Barbara Tester took me last night for my birthday could not fault any thing would
Excellent service and
Been quite a few times now and can't say enough good things about the place. The food is incredible and I can't wait until the next time I visit.
We had an absolutely delightful experience at 47 Mussel Row in Littlehampton. The food was fresh and bursting with flavour, leaving us craving more with every bite.Starting with the chowder, it was a warm hug on a cold day, rich and creamy with perfectly cooked seafood that melted in our mouths. The scallops were seared to perfection, tender yet with a satisfying caramelized crust, complemented by a delicate sauce that elevated their natural sweetness.The fish and chips were a quintessential British delight, with crispy golden batter giving way to flaky, moist fish that was simply divine. And the mussels! Oh, the mussels were a true standout, plump and juicy in a delectable broth that we couldn't resist sopping up with crusty bread.The service was impeccable, with attentive and friendly staff who made us feel right at home. The atmosphere was cosy and inviting, reminiscent of a small village restaurant where every guest is treated like family. It truly felt like being at mum's house, with comforting food and warm hospitality.We can not recommend 47 Mussel Row highly enough. It's a gem of a restaurant that exceeded all our expectations. We'll definitely be returning for more of their delicious fare and charming atmosphere.
Great lunchtime menu, excellent fresh seafood.
The restaurant does not look amazing from the outside, but once inside it is lovely and the food is fabulous. Really fresh fish, subtly flavoured sauces, good presentation. A real find!!
Beautiful, family run local restaurant. High quality seafood, beautifully served. Best scallops I've ever eaten.
Incredible Sunday roast!
Lovely little fresh fish restaurant. Superb food well presented.
Went yesterday with my partner,Very nice welcoming staff and friendly atmosphere.The food and wine was deliciousWill definitely return as soon as I get the chance.
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100% 1st class Christmas roast dinner. Although not local to the area, this was a perfect find for a family celebration!!!… Thanks to all the staff involved, very much appreciated the great food and service from all involved!!!!
Slightly dated seafood restaurant, I’m not sure or the scallops with jam, the mussels were nice but the bread was salty. The cheese platter was nice.
47MUSCLE ROWAs a starter we got the signature dish chowder and bread, it had good fish taste not too smoked as per description but was quite filling for a starter. I had the Tuscan Chicken which was presented nicely with a crisped chicken fillet dusted with parmesan, spinach and thin zucchini layers in top of a tomato cream sauce. For me the cream sauce was too heavy but it had a nice taste.The other people I was with got :The mussels in a cream sauce with home made bread. mussels tasted really good and were quite large too however they did come from Scotland not locally sourced. The home made bread its self was dense and ordinary.Fish, local huss, and triple cooked chips served with tartare sauce and lemon. The Huss, a special fish, was described and tasted like a mix between cod and dog fish and was a white tasty fish battered.Apple and Pear crumble with ice-cream - which was warm it tasted nice but it was more like cooked tasty fruit and crumble. I'd think it would need to be put together more as a desert.The atmosphere was very: coastal town at night. We went to have dinner quite late at 8pm but the restaurant was still lively/ noisy with 3 fairly large groups. There lots of open space and comfortable the table height that was higher than usual, lots of leg room. Service was a bit delayed.Kid-friendliness: Had a kids menu with some seafood related dishes to suit a fussy eater.Wheelchair accessibility: Very accessible restaurant with an open dining space all on one floor. The tables would be moveable/ adjustable and there were no stairs
Excellent service friendly staff and reasonable priced food . Excellent all round well worth a visit. Would recommend booking as it is very popular.Vegetarian options: There were vegetarian options...Dietary restrictions: Let the staff know.Wheelchair accessibility: The floor in the restaurant was nice and level . I didn't use the toilets so can't comment on them for disabilities access.
The food was good. Obviously not their peak season but welcoming enough and enjoyed our meal.