Feast on fresh seafood in Whitstable

Whitstable, a charming town in Kent, is the ideal place to spend a day by the sea since it has charming shops, a broad pebble beach, and colorfully painted cottages. Yet the cuisine is the actual star of the show. Fish 'n' chips that are incredibly fresh and amazing seafood may be found in Whitstable. Before going to The Lobster Shack, have a pint at The Old Neptune. It serves excellent Whitstable oysters in addition to doing a fine line in the shellfish it is named for.

Whitstable is one of those places that is best characterized by a single component. The Whitstable Oyster Company has been fishing Royal Whitstable Natives from the same beds since the 1400s. The Romans enjoyed the plump local oysters so much that they sent shipments of them back to Rome. This is primarily a seafood location, which extensively capitalizes on its heritage at establishments like the pastel-pink Wheelers, founded in 1856, despite the fact that the local bivalves are only a small part of the dining scene here. Yet, Whitstable's chefs also have easy access to some of the region's best foraged and farmed foods. So, there are no frills or overly trendy elements present; only the excellent things, done correctly.

Location: county of Kent, southeastern England