The House on the Props is open to non residents for superb English Breakfasts, light lunches and afternoon teas. In the evening it transforms in to a cosy, traditional restaurant.
The dining area is full of historic interest and nautical and smuggling memorabilia and the menus consist of a wide range of locally sourced produce and some exciting fish dishes all dependant on that days local catch... food really doesn’t get much fresher.
The beams and masts in the ‘Props’ restaurant came from the Maverine which foundered in circa 1700 and the building is often referred to as 'the house on stilts' because of its unique design. |
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