An excellent chippy right near the beach. The food was hot, delicious and clearly fresh. Queue took a little while to get through but on a warm Saturday afternoon that's to be expected. The only thing that brought down was the loud and frankly obnoxious pirate audio track that played on a loop (what felt like) every 5 minutes. The content of the track wasn't a problem just a few cheesy pirate jokes. The issue was the sheer overpowering volume! We were sat outside due to limited space inside and after a couple of minutes we were blown away by a sudden and unexpected west country accent bellowing 'ahoy mateys!'. This instantly scared both our young children who didn't know what was going on but also other children around us as the track continued with loud, almost realistic cannon fire effects, angry dog barks and a shrill squawking parrot. Like i've said the track itself wasn't the issue and I understand it matches the theming and will draw in punters but to suddenly go from eating our meal to suddenly being at the front row of a heavy metal concert (it was that loud) really ruined our experience.

Also, to the owners you might want to have a word with one of the cleaners on duty yesterday as I saw them multiple times pouring part finished drink cans that had been left on the tables and pouring them into one can before necking the mixed up left overs and then binning the now empty cans. Just give the man a drink so customers don't have to see him swallow multiple customers spit back cans of pop.