The WatersEdge

This is probably the least appealing of several restaurants along the sea front, which is funny because it’s owned by the same people as Meditteranos just down the street, which I love. Sometimes you see the waiters and waitresses running back and forth between the two, perhaps with a pint or a bottle of wine.
I terms of pricing, this is also the most expensive of outlets, but once you taste the food you’ll probably concede that it’s worth those extra pennies. This is good, hearty British food at its tastiest.
Like all restaurants along this stretch, The Water’s Edge enjoys spectacular views over the Bristol Channel, and you can enjoy watching the sun set over Penarth, Somerset, Flat Holm and Steep Holm of a summer evening.
The thing that lets this place down, therefore, when compared to the others nearby is the atmosphere, I’m afraid to say. While the others have an upmarket restaurant feel, this place is more like a pub with its benches and drinkers lounging outside. This is fine, but doesn’t lead you to expect such expensive prices for the food.

Both restaurant and hotel this was a bit of an odd suggestion for eating out at lunch time when I was over in Penarth last. Usually I am happy to have fish and chips on the pier but it was raining so needed some cover. It still had a lovely view of the sea and it would be brilliant to eat out there in the summer.
Anyway I had this steak sandwich that just seemed to melt in my mouth and was worth every penny of the £10 price tag. Again all their products are fresh and local and you can taste the difference.