The Boatyard - Peel

For a city laughing like me; most of the island of man feels like a hidden gem and the boatyard is excellent among these gems. Unfortunately, my experience with fish restaurants is missing, but this restaurant inspired me to find new seafood experiences. We had lobsters, plaice, 'kings', squids and crabs over a few courses and we were open in heaven. The price for such fine food seemed to be very reasonable (because the prices on the island are much higher than on the mainland) and the cherry on the summit was the service: the staff seemed really happy to have us what we found unfortunately, very rarely after unlocking. We look forward to our next visit when we come next to the island!

Great ambience and friendly staff. Pickle pot with mussels and scallops was zesty and generous, not something I've tried before but will order it again for sure. Seafood chowder was enjoyable with a nice smoky flavour from the ham. Fish finger bap was fresh and served with lettuce in an excellent bun, probably my only criticism was that it could have used some more tang (which I remedied by asking for a lemon). **** Mary was perfect. Overall I will certainly be returning to this excellent restaurant at the next opportunity.

Went for lunch for my partners birthday. The food was incredible and the staff are amazing, asked for a special birthday note with my partners desert to wish him happy birthday, a candle was added to his desert and the staff sang happy birthday. Amazing surprise and really above and beyond. Thank you so much.

The food is lovely. The service is good. My only grip is it is very noisy.but I like a quiet life.but for me it's the best on the Island.

Fantastic restaurant! I went in search of Queenie Scallops and ended up discovering an amazing menu filled with delicious offerings. This is definitely a top spot to dine in Peel, Isle of Man.