S E A H O R S E B A R
Our outside bar is perfect for having a drink and a snack whilst overlooking the beautiful bay. Join us on Saturdays for our 'Seahorse Sessions' with live musicians or our resident DJ, DJ Atgani.
No need to book, just grab a table and order at the bar
The Seahorse Bar is now closed for the winter and will reopen in Spring 2024.
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'BEST FRONT OF HOUSE TEAM'
hooked on the rocks
Nothing quite captures the spirit of a Cornish summer than following a summertime dip in its azure waters with a plate of lusciously fresh local seafood. Happily, that's just the experience to be found here at Hooked on the Rocks, which is just yards from the shore of Swanpool beach near Falmouth.
Visit to experience simple but scrumptious starters such as Falmouth Bay scallops with roe butter and seaweed pangrattato, and wild prawns with garlic butter, 'nduja, lime and fresh herbs. Mains of Falmouth Bay lobster or crab with garlic and herb butter, seaweed and garlic aioli and crisp skinny fries are designed to satiate the appetite of any sandy‑toed gourmet. Fripperies and embellishments are minimal on this menu, allowing the briny delights to speak for themselves.
It's a strategy that sees locals and holidaymakers flock to Hooked for sundowner seafood suppers – best enjoyed on the alfresco seating with a glass of Camel Valley Cornwall Brut or Sharp's Camel Valley Pilsner. For more casual outdoor eats with equally impressive views, check out The Seahorse, the restaurant's converted horsebox which serves up light bites such as Porthilly oysters with shallot mignonette, chilled wild prawns, and crab fries.
Visit to experience simple but scrumptious starters such as Falmouth Bay scallops with roe butter and seaweed pangrattato, and wild prawns with garlic butter, 'nduja, lime and fresh herbs. Mains of Falmouth Bay lobster or crab with garlic and herb butter, seaweed and garlic aioli and crisp skinny fries are designed to satiate the appetite of any sandy‑toed gourmet. Fripperies and embellishments are minimal on this menu, allowing the briny delights to speak for themselves.
It's a strategy that sees locals and holidaymakers flock to Hooked for sundowner seafood suppers – best enjoyed on the alfresco seating with a glass of Camel Valley Cornwall Brut or Sharp's Camel Valley Pilsner. For more casual outdoor eats with equally impressive views, check out The Seahorse, the restaurant's converted horsebox which serves up light bites such as Porthilly oysters with shallot mignonette, chilled wild prawns, and crab fries.
...wE ARE DOG FRIENDLY in our
heated awning area
& our terrace space
