Rock a Nore Kitchen - (Near , london)

5 /5 Sam Saunters: Outstanding little private restaurant. Service was impeccable and the chalkboard menu did not disappoint (Ive every faith it changes with the days catch!). We had scallops and potted crab to start, rack of lamb and hake for mains and panna cotta and chocolate torte for dessert. Everything was delicious. Cannot recommend this place enough, but BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL. Its a very small place (25 covers as far as I could tell) so I can imagine walk ins get lucky very often. The bill was not cheap, but we were happy to pay for the quality we received. Well be back for sure.

5 /5 Fred Suckling: Sunday lunchtime at the Rock a Nore Kitchen was a joy. We were lucky to walk in and get a table - booking recommended - for an excellent meal on Hastings Old Town seafront. We shared a white bait starter followed by the special skate wing and a cod Sicilian carbonara. Wonderfully fresh fish, great flavours and all paired with a delicious bottle of Sancere. Thank you to the wonderful chef owner and kind server for fuelling us up for exploring Hastings. Please like this review if you find it helpful.

5 /5 Stuart Giles: A fantastic experience: great food, very well cooked. Well definitely be back and it gets 5* across the board from us. Very unstuffy, lovely clear menu and a fabulous choice of reasonably priced wines, too.

5 /5 Iwona Hankin: We enjoyed a delightful Sunday lunch in mid-December. Indulged in delicious, hassle-free cuisine—each dish and side dish nicely cooked and bursting with flavour. The unassuming fish and chips presented with a plump, flaky fillet of fish that had been swimming in the sea just a few hours earlier.The friendly service added to the overall positive experience. What a gem! We look forward to returning for more culinary delights.

5 /5 Andrew Goff: Surprisingly good lunch a huge cut above most fish and chip places in Hastings. Delicious food served quickly and efficiently by friendly, helpful staff. Looking forward to returning very soon.