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Beamers Restaurant (Brixham)
Newest Review: ... minute stroll back along a path into Brixham, past the smelly fish market on your left! Although Beamers is located on the first floor of the building it occupies, it was easy to locate, being well marked with a hanging sign and sandwich board at the entrance. The outside of the building looked smart and well-kept, with wooden window boxes planted with trailing greenery sitting below open, ... more  ... hardwood-framed picture windows. However, the stairs were steep and frankly the stairwell was a bit dingy and off-putting, with dark wallpaper. But we pressed on inside.
Inside, Beamers had a nautical theme, with plenty of hanging glass buoys and thick...more |
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Beamers Restaurant (Brixham): Sole But No Soul (984 words)
by - written on 30/07/07 (Very useful, 325 readings)
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My husband really enjoys eating fish, but I am not a big fan so don’t tend to cook it at home much. Because of this, he appreciates a good fish selection when we eat out. So when we wanted to have a romantic meal together recently, and having recently moved to South Devon, it seemed natural to head to the port of Brixham; not only is this one of the busiest fishing ports in England, it is also very quaint with a picturesque harbour. A quick search of the internet revealed a number of likely candidates and although we would normally prefer to book somewhere based on personal recommendation, we decided to take a punt on a reasonably early table at Beamers ... Read the complete review
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