The Plimsoll Line — Restaurant in England

Just had a visit to The Plimsol Line in Redcar with my daughter, and it was an absolute gem of a place! From the second we walked in, we were met with a friendly, cozy atmosphere – the kind where you immediately feel at home, or at least like you’re not in for a soggy seaside experience.

We both ordered the fish and chips, and let me tell you, they did not disappoint. Fresh, crispy, and not a limp chip in sight. It was the kind of meal that makes you glad you didn’t opt for a dodgy bag of chips on the seafront.

But the true star of the show? The bottomless hot chocolate. Now, I was prepared for one cup of chocolatey goodness, but being able to refill again and again felt like a dangerous game. By the time we left, I was practically buzzing on a cocoa high, and my daughter looked like she’d won the lottery. I suspect I’ll be asked for a return trip sooner rather than later.

All in all, The Plimsol Line is a proper spot for a great meal and a warm, welcoming vibe. If you’re in Redcar and fancy a treat that’ll leave you stuffed and smiling, this...

The three stars are only because of the owners attitude, as well as the ethic against dogs. Otherwise, apart from being very loud and crowded which is unavoidable, it's grand; great staff, very friendly, open and big venue, plenty of people to meet and a nice beer garden too. The food is lovely as with the pints, cheapest anywhere nowadays. There's also coffee and tea etc available as with any weatherspoons. I love how this particular venue takes its name from a local soon to be demolished building in which a man invented and introduced the plimsoll line on the side of all ships and boats, denoting salt and fresh water buoyancy, what's too heavy etc. It's something the world takes for granted like Whitby's inventor of the crows nest, but seldom acknowledged. I appreciate the historic value of spoons I've been in, and also informative framed illustrations of the history of...

Why they put tables and chairs in the way of open doors out to the beer garden I shall never know. Nearly snapped my back moving our table to assist a lady to get her husband past in his wheelchair as did another lot of people on another table. And the food...well I ordered King Prawns shrimp in a spicy batter (??) oh and Sweet chilli dip. However when it was brought over I was told no dip 😬 so go get some mayo or tartar behind ya ...Urgh was rank anyhow cold and hard in the middle of em. The all day breakfast well..fried eggs where solidified to the max so no dipping ma five chips in lol bacon was fatty more fat than meat. The customer service hell I felt like I was Casper stood at the bar..👻 Not for me. never again...