Captains Cabin Bar & Restaurant — Restaurant in Weston-super-Mare

Here are 30 paragraphs about the captain's exceptional skills:

The captain's expertise behind the helm is truly impressive, navigating the waters with ease and precision. His years of experience shine through in every decision he makes.

Every wave is anticipated, every turn is smooth, and every command is given with confidence. The captain's skill is a wonder to behold.

Safety is paramount, and the captain ensures that every precaution is taken. His knowledge of the sea and its rhythms is unmatched.

As the sun rises over the horizon, the captain charts our course with precision. His understanding of the tides and currents is invaluable.

The crew trusts him implicitly, and for good reason. The captain's judgment is sound, and his decisions are always in the best interest of those on board.

In the face of challenging weather, the captain remains calm and composed. His ability to read the signs of nature is a vital asset.

Every maneuver is executed with finesse, showcasing the captain's mastery of the vessel. He's a true professional.

The captain's passion for the sea is evident in every aspect of his work. His love for navigation is contagious.

When navigating through tight spaces, the captain's precision is key. He knows the boat and its capabilities inside and out.

His voice is steady and reassuring as he gives commands. The crew responds promptly, knowing his expertise.

The captain's respect for the ocean is clear. He knows its power and treats it with the utmost respect.

Years of experience have honed his skills, and it shows in every decision he makes. The captain is a true expert.

Safety drills are conducted with precision, ensuring everyone knows their role. The captain's emphasis on preparedness is vital.

As the boat glides through the water, the captain makes it look effortless. His skill is a joy to watch.

The captain's knowledge of maritime regulations is comprehensive. He's always up to date on the latest requirements.

In times of uncertainty, the captain's calm demeanor is reassuring. He knows how to handle any situation.

His ability to read the weather is impressive. The captain can anticipate changes before they happen.

Every member of the crew looks up to the captain. His leadership is inspiring and effective.

The captain's commitment to safety is unwavering. He ensures that every precaution is taken.

As the boat navigates through open waters, the captain's expertise shines. He's in his element.

His understanding of the boat's mechanics is thorough. The captain knows how to get the most out of the vessel.

The captain's experience in various conditions makes him a valuable asset. He's prepared for anything.

His respect for the crew is evident in the way he works with them. The captain values every contribution.

When challenges arise, the captain's problem-solving skills kick in. He's resourceful and effective.

The captain's passion for his work is inspiring. He loves what he does, and it shows.

Every decision is made with the safety and comfort of the crew in mind. The captain's priorities are clear.

His ability to stay focused under pressure is impressive. The captain remains calm in every situation.

The captain's knowledge of navigation tools is comprehensive. He's proficient in all aspects.

As the boat docks, the captain's skill is evident. He maneuvers the vessel with precision.

The captain's dedication to his work is admirable. He's a true professional, and his expertise...

This was our first visit to Captains Cabin in a very long time, and we left the venue at the end of the evening agreeing we would definitely be back again soon.

For anyone who has never been to the venue, from the outside you may think it is fairly small, but in true Tardis fashion once you walk through the main door the venue continuously opens up to bigger and bigger areas.

On arrival you walk into a really nice-looking bar area with a pool table, with plenty of seats. The venue has a wide selection of beers, ales, wines and spirits and we were welcomed by a friendly lady behind the bar. After purchasing our drinks, we walked through the restaurant area before walking downstairs into an outside sun terrace.

The sun terrace was big and has an amazing view across to Wales, the North Devon coast, Weston, and its surrounding areas. On an evening, the sunsets really are amazing and seeing is believing. There is also a well-stocked bar in the sun terrace so you can buy your drinks from here as well.

After a drink we then decided it was time to proceed to the restaurant which was our main purpose for our visit. We were welcomed by a friendly gentleman who went through the menu with us. We decided to have Panko Whitebait and a Scotch Egg for our starters, both were massive portions and tasted perfectly. For our mains we had a Cider battered cod, pressed peas, curry sauce and chips and a Peri-Peri Chicken with salad and chips, again both portions were massive, and both dishes were perfect. Sadly, as all the portions were so large we didn’t have room for one of the tasty desserts on the menu.

We returned to the bar area where we got chatting with both staff and a were made to feel really welcome. We would both highly recommend a visit to Captains Cabin, if not for the amazing food, for the amazing views from the outside sun...

This pub looks modest from the front. But it has hidden depths.

Walking into the Captains Cabin at 1.30 on a freezing Wednesday afternoon, it's fair to say our expectations of lunch weren't that high.

A couple of decent beers on hand-pump, a blazing wood-burning stove and an even warmer greeting from Chris, the owner(?), gave some hope.

Chris showed us a menu and said we could also have pretty much anything they had on a sandwich. My wife went for ham, cheese and red onion chutney and I chose the fish finger sandwich. With chips. It was cold out and we'd had a long walk!

As we sat warming by the stove, Chris fetched a glass of the beer we were both drinking to the kitchen - "for the batter for the fish fingers". A good sign.

And an accurate sign as it turned out. The fish finger sandwich was delicious. Lovely soft goujons of fish in frothy light batter, jammed between thick soft white bread. With home-made tartar sauce.

It was without doubt the best fish-finger sandwich I've ever eaten. And I've eaten a few. The picture I took doesn't do it justice at all.

My wife's sandwich was also delicious apparently.

There is a restaurant out the back here that looks out over the bay at Weston. We sat in the cosy bar to eat our food, but the presence of the restaurant for evening customers probably explains the quality here.

Great food and very good beer at a very reasonable price. All served by really friendly staff. Next time I'm in Weston I'm...