Dory’s
Seafood restaurant · Margate ·
Small seafood bar serving fresh sustainably sourced small plates
Small seafood bar serving fresh sustainably sourced small plates
"Dory’s, a seafood bar on the high street, a little further down from the 2p and claw machines, is somewhere you need to check out. The menu at the sibling restaurant to Angela’s changes depending on the daily catch, but it’s bound to be pretty exquisite. Crab on green beans, cumin-rubbed raw trout, and melt-in-your-mouth stewed squid with sweet tomatoes gives you a general gist. They also specialise in English-made wine and the changing by-the-glass list is great." - jake missing, daisy meager, sinead cranna, rianne shlebak
"Dory’s, a seafood bar on the high street, a little further down from the 2p and claw machines, is somewhere you need to check out. The menu changes depending on the daily catch, but it’s bound to be pretty exquisite. Crab on green beans, cumin-rubbed raw trout, and melt-in-your-mouth stewed squid with sweet tomatoes gives you a general gist. They also specialise in English-made wine and the changing by-the-glass list is great. Best of all is that unlike Angela’s, its equally excellent sibling restaurant, Dory’s remains walk-in only. Which suits the less organised day-tripper." - jake missing, daisy meager, sinead cranna, rianne shlebak
"Dory’s, a seafood bar on Margate's high street, a little further down from the 2p and claw machines, is somewhere you need to check out. The menu at the sibling restaurant to Angela’s changes depending on the daily catch, but it’s bound to be pretty exquisite. Crab on green beans, cumin-rubbed raw trout, and melt-in-your-mouth stewed squid with sweet tomatoes gives you a general gist. They also specialise in English-made wine and the changing by-the-glass list is great." - Jake Missing
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